Papers may address one or more of the listed sub-topics, although authors should not feel limited by them. Unlisted but related sub-topics are also acceptable, provided they fit in one of the following main topic areas:
  	
Methodologies and approaches for IS engineering 	
  
    Enterprise architecture and enterprise modelling
    Service science
    Requirements engineering
    Business process modelling and management
    Model, component, and software reuse
    Adaptive IS engineering approaches
    Knowledge patterns and ontologies for IS engineering
    IS engineering approaches for adaptive and flexible information systems
    IS in networked & virtual organizations
    Method engineering
    Knowledge, information, and data quality
    Quality of models and of modelling languages
    Systems, Design and Technologies

E-Education:

    practices and cases in e-education
    systems and technologies in e-education
    applications and integration of e-education
    e-learning evaluation and content
    campus information systems
    e-learning technologies, standards and systems
    mobile learning
    computer aided assessments
    knowledge management
    virtual learning environments
    multimedia in e-learning
    marketing and promoting e-learning
    social benefits of e-learning
    organization learning
    technology adoption and diffusion of e-learning

Innovative platforms, architectures and technologies for IS engineering
  	
    Service-oriented architecture
    Model-driven architecture
    Component based development
    Agent architecture
    Distributed, mobile, and open architecture
    Innovative database technology
    Semantic web
    IS and ubiquitous technologies

Engineering of specific kinds of IS:	

    eGovernment
    Enterprise applications (ERP, CRM)
    Data warehousing and business intelligence
    Workflow systems
    Knowledge management systems
    Content management systems
    Sustainability-aware IS
    Adaptive and context-aware IS