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QSIC 2009
was held in Jeju, Korea on August 24–25, 2009.
It was technically sponsored by the IEEE Reliability Society.
Doo-Hwan Bae, President of Software Engineering Society, KIISE
was
the General Chair,
and
Byoungju Choi
served as the Program Chair.
The keynote speakers were
David L. Parnas of McMaster University, Canada
and D. Ross Jeffery of University of New South Wales, Australia.
100 submissions,
were received.
28 regular papers were accepted, representing an acceptance rate of 28%.
In addition, 31 submissions were accepted as short papers.
An International Workshop on Data Quality for Software Engineering
was also held.
The
Proceedings of QSIC 2009 was published by
IEEE Computer Society Press.
Selected papers of the main conference
were invited for expansion and, after further peer reviews,
will be
published in a Special Issue of
Journal of Systems and Software.
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QSIC 2008
was held in Oxford, UK on August 12-14 2008.
Marie-Claude Gaudel was the General Chair and Hong Zhu was the Program
Chair.
The keynote speakers were
Lionel C. Briand of Simula Research Laboratory
and Rob Hierons of Brunel University.
73 submissions from 18 countries were received.
22 papers were accepted, representing an acceptance rate of 30%.
In addition, 23 submissions were accepted as short papers.
The conference also hosted the 3rd International Workshop on Integration
of Software Engineering and Agent Technologies (ISEAT 2008).
The
Proceedings of QSIC 2008
was published by
IEEE Computer Society Press.
Selected papers of the main conference
were invited for expansion and, after further peer reviews,
will be
published in a Special Issue of
Information and Software Technology.
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QSIC 2007
was held in Portland, Oregon, USA on October 11–12, 2007.
C.V. Ramamoorthy was the General Chair,
and Aditya Mathur and W. Eric Wong served as the Program Co-Chairs.
The keynote speakers were
Edward A. Lee of UC Berkeley and S. Heddaya of Microsoft.
92 submissions from 29 countries were received.
24 regular papers were accepted, representing an acceptance rate of 26%.
In addition, 25 submissions were accepted as short papers.
An International Workshop on Software Test Evaluation was also held.
It included six regular papers and one position paper.
The
Proceedings of QSIC 2007 was published by
IEEE Computer Society Press.
Selected papers of the main conference
were invited for expansion and, after further peer reviews,
was
published in a Special Issue of
Journal of Systems and Software.
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QSIC 2006
was held in Beijing, China on
October 27–28, 2006.
Huimin Lin was the General Chair and Hong Mei was the Program Chair.
The keynote speakers were
Jeff Kramer of Imperial College London,
Gregg Rothermel of University of Nebraska, and
Xiaohan Liao of The Ministry of Science and Technology, China.
181 submissions were received, covering a large variety of topics in
software testing, methods and tools, formal methods, and so on.
51 papers, representing a 28% acceptance rate,
were included in the
Proceedings of QSIC 2006
published by
IEEE Computer Society Press.
Selected authors were invited to submit expanded versions of their papers
for possible inclusion in a special issue of
International Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge
Engineering.
After rounds of rigorous reviews and revisions,
four papers were finally accepted for the
Special Issue on Quality Software
in 2007.
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QSIC 2005
was held in Melbourne, Australia on September 19–20, 2005.
Douglas G. Mitchell was the General Chair,
and Kai-Yuan Cai and Atsushi Ohnishi served as the Program Co-Chairs.
The keynote speaker was Mary Lou Soffa of University of Virginia.
130 submissions from 23 countries and regions were received, covering
a large variety of topics in modeling, analysis, and control of
software complexity, uncertainty, and quality.
37 papers, representing a 28% acceptance rate, were included in the
Proceedings of QSIC 2005
published by
IEEE Computer Society Press.
For the first time in the history of QSIC,
four satellite international workshops were also held,
covering
grid and peer-to-peer based workflows,
services engineering,
education and training for quality software engineering,
and
the integration of software engineering and agent technology.
The authors of six selected papers were invited to submit extended
versions of their work for consideration for a special issue of
International Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge
Engineering.
After further rounds of reviews,
five papers were selected for the
Special Issue on Quality Software
in 2006.
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QSIC 2004
was held in Braunschweig, Germany on September 8–9, 2004.
Herbert Weber was the General Chair,
and Hans-Dieter Ehrich and Klaus-Dieter Schewe served as the Program Co-Chairs.
The keynote speakers were
David Harel of Weizmann Institute of Science
and
Anne Sølvberg of The Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
The conference attracted submissions from twenty-four countries.
Twenty-three full papers, three short papers
and four experience reports were accepted in the
Proceedings of QSIC 2004
published by
IEEE Computer Society Press.
QSIC 2004 included a special focus: information systems.
The proceedings explored software quality, software testing, formal methods and applications, methods and tools, the software development process, conceptual modeling, distributed and web-based information systems, the evaluation of software products and components, and applications.
Selected papers were invited for expansion and, after further peer reviews,
published in a
Special Issue
of
Journal of Systems and Software
in 2006.
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The year 2003 marked the evolution of the conference from an
Asia-Pacific-based regional event to a major international forum.
This was reflected in the changing of the conference name from
APAQS to the 3rd International Conference on Quality Software
(QSIC 2003),
which was held in Dallas, Texas, USA on November 6–7, 2003.
Stephen S. Yau was the General Chair,
and Huimin Lin and Hans-Dieter Ehrich served as the Program Co-Chairs.
The keynote speakers were
Joseph A. Goguen of UC San Diego and
and Bhavani Thuraisingham of National Science Foundation.
A total of 180 submissions from 28 countries had been received.
40 regular papers were selected, representing a 22% acceptance rate.
9 experience reports and 5 short papers were also presented.
The
Proceedings of QSIC 2003
was published by
IEEE Computer Society Press.
The extended versions of five selected papers were published in a
Special Issue
of
Information and Software Technology
in 2004.
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APAQS 2001
was held on December 10–11, 2001 in Hong Kong.
Ngok Lee was the General Chair,
and T.Y. Chen and Y.T. Yu served as the Program Co-Chairs.
The keynote speakers were C.V. Ramamoorthy of UC Berkeley
and Ray Paul of Department of Defense, USA.
The conference attracted submissions from twenty-five countries.
Thirty-four full papers, nine short papers
and seven experience reports were accepted in the
Proceedings of APAQS 2001
published by
IEEE Computer Society Press.
The conference was well received by more than
110 international delegates.
The extended versions of four selected papers were published in a
Special Issue
of
Information and Software Technology
in 2002.
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APAQS 2000
was held in Hong Kong on October 30–31, 2000.
W.H. Tang was the General Chair,
and T.H. Tse and T.Y. Chen served as the Program Co-Chairs.
The keynote speakers were
Stephen S. Yau of Arizona University
and
K.H. Lau of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
The conference
was well attended by more than 90 delegates from various parts of the world.
Submissions
were received from over twenty countries from both within and outside the
Asia-Pacific region.
Thirty-three quality papers were selected by an international
program committee.
The
Proceedings of APAQS 2000
was published by
IEEE Computer Society Press.
The extended versions of four selected papers were,
after rigorous reviews, published in a
Special Issue
of the
International Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering
in 2001.
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