Call For Papers
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The objective of the International Symposium on Empirical Software Engineering (ISESE) is to provide a forum where researchers and practitioners can report on and discuss new research results in the area of empirical software engineering.

The symposium encourages the exchange of ideas to understand, from an empirical viewpoint, the strengths and weaknesses of software engineering technologies. The symposium focuses on the processes, design and structure of empirical studies as well as the results of specific studies. These studies may vary from controlled experiments to field studies, from quantitative to qualitative studies.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Empirical studies of software processes and products
• Evaluation and comparison of techniques and models (cost estimation, analysis and design methods, testing)
• Reports on benefits derived from using certain technologies
• Development of predictive models
• Experiences with research methods: measurement theory, experimental design, qualitative modeling, analysis approaches, grounded theory, protocol studies, families of experiments
• Experience management

Submission PROCESS

Posters

Posters may also be submitted. Space will be made available for displaying your research ideas, and time will be made available for all conference attendees to speak with you about your work. (Information on submitting a poster.)

Poster Submission Due: May 15, 2004. Submission will be a postscript or PDF file to this website. 

Acceptance Decisions By: June 15, 2004.

Paper Submission

Submissions may be full papers, fast abstracts or posters. Full papers were due January 19, 2004 and will be published in the conference proceedings. Selected high-quality papers will be invited to submit an expanded version for a special issue of the Journal of Empirical Software Engineering (http://www·kluweronline·com/issn/1382-3256).  

Paper Submission Due: January 19, 2004.
If, because of firewall constraints, you are unable to connect to the ISESE submission website, send the paper as an attachment.

Include contact information for submitting author (name, email, address). The attachment can be Word, postscript, PDF or any other common text format. The file can also be compressed in any standard format, with its appropriate MIME extent (ps.gz for gzipped postscript, ps.Z for compressed postscript, .ZIP for ZIP files, etc.). Please use compression when file size is over 4 MB. Bigger files may cause receiving errors.

Include abstract in the email body and classify paper as one of the following:
Empirical studies of software processes and products
Evaluation and comparison of techniques, and models
Reports on benefits derived from using certain technologies
Development of predictive models
Experiences with research methods
Experience management
Other topic not listed before

Acceptance Decisions By: March 15, 2004 (Closed)

Final Camera-ready Copy Due: May 1, 2004 (Closed)

Papers describing unpublished, original work are solicited on any software engineering topic as long as there is an empirical component to the work being presented. Such contribution can take the form of a case/field study, controlled experiment, survey, meta-analysis of previous studies, or critical review of previous empirical work (e.g., form a methodological standpoint). Papers should be written in English, double-spaced, and be no longer than 20 pages, using at least an 11 point font. Authors are requested to submit an electronic version of their paper (postscript or PDF format only). The paper should have a cover page, which includes a 200-word abstract, a list of keywords, and the author's telephone number and e-mail address. Accepted papers, in the final form, will have to fit within 10 pages, IEEE double column format (please follow IEEE CS Press Proceedings Author Guidelines at http://www·computer·org/cspress/instruct·htm).  

FAST ABSTRACTS

New to ISESE this year is the "Fast Abstract." A fast abstract describes an ongoing research work, not mature enough to be presented as a regular paper, but useful to start a discussion about new research ideas. Fast abstracts have a maximum length of two pages and accepted summaries will be given approximately 8-10 minutes to present their ideas. Submissions must be in conference format, and accepted summaries will be printed in a companion volume as is; no changes permitted. 

Fast Abstract Submissions Were Due: May 1, 2004. Submission will be a postscript or PDF file to this website. 

Acceptance Decisions By: June 1, 2004. (No changes can be made to a fast abstract submission. What you submit is what will be printed.)

Affiliated Meetings:

• August 16-17 – International Software Engineering Research Network (ISERN) – Annual ISERN meeting
• August 18 - International Advanced School of Empirical Software Engineering (IASESE) – How to do empirical research. This one-day workshop is open to all.

Program Committee

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