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From: Ian Sommerville <is@comp.lancs.ac.uk>
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 12:17:26 GMT
Subject: CALL FOR PAPERS - ESEC'93

The date for submission for papers for the 1993 European software engineering
conference has been extended until January 31st 1993.  Here are the detaisl.

Ian

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Call for Papers
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Fourth European Software Engineering Conference
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Garmisch, Germany September 13 -17 1993

In 1968, an international workshop was held in Garmisch which coined the
term 'software engineering'. 

In recognition of the 25th anniversary of this key historic event, the 4th 
European Software Engineering Conference will be held in Garmisch in 1993. 
Original papers are invited on any aspect of software engineering and
papers on the following topics are particularly welcome:

Software engineering and CSCW
Software engineering for distributed systems
Software measurement and experimentation
Software maintenance
Requirements engineering
Critical systems engineering
Computer-based systems engineering
Comparisons between development methods and paradigms
Reports on practical experience with new techniques


Submissions  
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Papers should be no longer than 6000 words and should include a title page
with a short abstract and the authors' addresses. 

If you prefer not to be identified to reviewers, you should not include 
authors' names in the body of the paper.  

Four copies of papers must be received by
the Programme Chair by 31st January 1992. 

PLEASE NOTE THE EXTENSION TO THE SUBMISSION DATE!!!

We welcome correspondence by fax or E-mail but fax or 
electronic copies of papers will not be accepted.

Submissions will be reviewed by the program committee for originality,
significance, timeliness, soundness and quality of presentation.  

You should make clear what is novel about your work and 
should compare it with related work.  Theoretical papers should show how
the theory relates to software engineering practice; 
practical papers should discuss lessons learned and the 
causes of success or failure.

Calendar
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Papers due:		31st January 1993
Notification:		26th March 1993
Camera-ready papers due:	30th April 1993
Conference:                     13th-17th September 1993

Programme Chair
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Prof. Ian Sommerville,
Computing Dept.,
Lancaster University,
LANCASTER LA1 4YR
UK
Phone: +44 524 65201
Fax: +44 524 381707
E-mail: is@comp.lancs.ac.uk
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