CSEE&T 2017 Call for Submissions
The 2017 IEEE Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training (CSEE&T) is taking place in Savannah, Georgia, in November 2017. Since the first CSEE&T, software engineering education has changed a great deal. In 1986, software engineer-ing education was largely undertaken by industry, with just a few academic software engineering programs in place. Since then, software engineering degree programs have emerged at all levels, and we are seeing increased attention to software engineering specialty areas. Software engineering professionalism initiatives resulted in the certification and licensing of software engineers in a number of countries worldwide.
On the industry side, we are seeing an upheaval in software engineering as we know it. Innovations such as cloud computing, autonomous vehicles, drones, bioengineering, and other initiatives have made for a rapidly changing landscape. Topics such as software assurance, safety, and reliability have become important knowledge areas. As educators, we are challenged to keep up with the emerging trends. We are in a global economy with a software supply chain that can extend across many countries and regions, and each one has its own regulations and laws about safety, security, and privacy. Software engineers change jobs fre-quently, so the value of in-house training is not as clear as it once was. At CSEE&T 2017, we will focus on the changes taking place in the field, discuss our response to them, and form a vision of how to move forward to meet the ever-increasing demand for qualified software engineers.
Topics of Interest
Quality submissions covering curriculum development, empirical studies, personal or institutional experience, and conceptual or theoretical work are particularly invited. The following list contains topics of interest for CSEE&T 2017. Submissions on other top-ics, as noted below, are also welcome.
• Team development and project management (TPM)
• Assessment (ASM)
• Measuring our results (MOR)
• Communication with clients, peers, etc. (CCP)
• Domain engineering (DOM)
• Degree specializations (SPC)
• Software assurance, quality, and reliability (AQR)
• Cloud computing (CLC)
• Methodological aspects of software engineering education (MAS)
• Global and distributed software engineering (GDS)
• Social and cultural issues (SCI)
• Novel delivery methods (NDM)
• Open source in education (OSE)
• Cooperation between industry and academia (CIA)
• Continuous education to cope with technological change (CED)
• Vision for software engineering education in the future (VIS)
• Other topics consistent with software engineering educa-tion (OTH)
Submission
CSEE&T 2017 will accept high-quality contributions in the following categories:
• Research papers (long and short)
• Academic education and Industrial training experience reports
• Panel and workshop sessions
The detailed submission guidelines for each category (e.g., maximum page length and formatting requirements) are provided at the submission page on the official CSEE&T 2017 website. Papers must be submitted electronically through EasyChair.
Important Dates
• June 16, 2017 – Abstract submission (to be used
• for assigning reviewers)
• June 23, 2017 – Full paper submission
• August 25, 2017 – Author notification
• September 22, 2017 – Camera-ready paper due
• September 22, 2017 – Early registration ends
• November 7-9, 2017 – Conference
Conference General Chair
• Matthew Fischer, Gulfstream Aerospace
Program Co-Chairs
• Nancy Mead, Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon University
• Hironori Washizaki, Waseda University
General Inquiries
For more detailed and updated information, please refer to the CSEE&T website (www.cseet2017.com).
