The Technical Track is the core of the conference, serving as the premier venue for high-quality, original research in software engineering. We invite submissions describing significant theoretical, empirical, or experimental advances that push the boundaries of the discipline.

Submissions must present unpublished results and make novel contributions to software engineering research.

Topics of Interest

Solicited topics include, but are not limited to:

Requirements Engineering

    Elicitation, specification, analysis, validation, and management
    Requirements for emerging systems (AI, cyber-physical, etc.)

Software Architecture and Design

    Architectural modeling, patterns, and decision-making
    Component-based, service-oriented, and microservices architectures

Testing and Verification

    Automated testing, test generation, and oracles
    Model checking, theorem proving, symbolic execution, and runtime verification

AI for Software Engineering

    Machine learning and AI techniques to support code generation, testing, debugging, refactoring, and maintenance
    Intelligent tools, recommendation systems, and automation in SE

Software Engineering for AI

    Methods, processes, and tools for developing, deploying, and maintaining reliable AI/ML systems
    Quality assurance, testing, and evolution of AI-enabled software

Security

    Secure software development, vulnerability detection and mitigation
    Privacy-preserving techniques, secure-by-design approaches

Software Maintenance and Evolution

    Refactoring, program comprehension, reverse engineering
    Legacy system migration, technical debt management, and long-term evolution

We also welcome submissions on emerging and cross-cutting topics in modern software engineering.