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SATE 2019: The Annual Conference on Software Analysis, Testing and Evolution

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Día de Entrega:
2019-07-31 Extended
Fecha de Notificación:
2019-08-31
Fecha de conferencia:
2019-11-24
Ubicación:
Hangzhou, China
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SATE 2019 (The Annual Conference on Software Analysis, Testing and Evolution) is an academic conference held in Hangzhou, China on 2019-11-24. The paper submission deadline is 2019-07-31 (extended). Acceptance notifications are sent on 2019-08-31.

The Annual Conference on Software Analysis, Testing and Evolution (SATE) is organized by Technical Committee of Software Engineering (TCSE), Technical Committee of System Software (TCSS), and Technical Committee of Information System (TCIS) of China Computer Federation (CCF) with the focus on Software Analysis, Software Testing and Evolution. This conference aims at providing a premier forum for software engineering researchers, professional software analysts, testers and developers to present research findings, share practical experience and exchange academic ideas. SATE 2019 will be co-located with the National Software Application Conference (NASAC 2019) and held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang in November 22nd-24th, 2019. We invite academic researchers and industrial practitioners from software engineering and other related areas to exchange ideas about research and practical issues related to software analysis, testing and evolution, including theoretical research, empirical study, new technology, case study and industrial practice. SATE 2019 solicits both English and Chinese papers on research and practical issues about software analysis, testing and evolution. Accepted English papers will be published by Springer in the following venue. Lecture Notes in Computer Science Some selected papers will be recommended to the following journals for publication. IEEE Transactions on Reliability Science China Information Sciences Frontier of Computer Science Accepted Chinese papers will be recommended to reputable Chinese journals for publishing. SATE 2019 will also include some special sessions, including keynote talks, top conference paper presentation, and panel discussion. 1. Topics of Interest include but not limited to: Theoretical Foundation of Software Analysis and Testing Software Evolution Oriented Analysis and Testing Source Code and Object Code Analysis Technology Static and Dynamic Software Analysis Software Fault Localization and Fixing Evolution of Test Cases Model and Specification Based Testing Domain Specific Analysis and Testing New Software Form Oriented Analysis and Testing Software Measurement and Application Internet-Based Testing Testing for Big Data Applications Testing for Mobile Applications Software Analysis and Testing Tools Software Design Quality and Refactoring Code Clone Analysis and Management Mining Software Repository Software Evolution Data Analysis and Visualization Software Runtime Monitoring and Dynamic Evolution Case Studies and Industrial Practice 2. Requirements: 1) The paper has not been published or accepted or under review by other journals or conferences. 2) Chinese papers should include Chinese and English abstracts, keywords, funding and references, authors, organization, detailed address (including Email address) and author introduction. The papers should be less than 8000 words in PDF format referring to Chinese Journal of Computer Science: http://www.jsjkx.com 3) English papers please refer to Springer Computer Science Proceedings template. The submissions should be in PDF format and the length of a paper is limited to 16 pages, including references and appendix. 4) Submission: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=sate2019
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