IEEE International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation, Chicago, Vereinigte Staaten

Abbrevation

ICST

Link

http://www.cs.uic.edu/~icst2016/

City

Chicago

Country

United States

Deadline Paper

2015-10-23

Start Date

2016-04-10

End Date

2016-04-15

Abstract

ICST is the premier conference in all areas related to software testing. The development of a software system involves human judgement and, sometimes, political, legal and social processes. As a result, software testing, verification and validation includes testing, inspections, safety certification, security, privacy and draws upon a wide spectrum of disciplines, including engineering, mathematics and also psychology. Verification and validation touches all aspects of computer science and software engineering research and impacts every software practitioner. ICST seeks to meet these challenges by bringing together researchers and practitioners for a conference that includes all aspects of software testing, verification, and validation. ICST includes research papers, industrial experience reports and presentations, tool demonstrations, and tutorials. For the research papers, ICST seeks high quality original work that has never been published and that advances the state of the art in software testing, verification and validation. For the industrial experience reports, ICST seeks papers and presentations that present real world experience from which others can benefit. Tool demonstrations are also welcome, especially those openly available for others to use. Finally, we are seeking tutorials that are relevant to both practitioners and researchers. See the specific calls for more details. Extended versions of the best papers from ICST conferences are regularly published in special editions of JSTVR. Call For Research Track Papers We invite the submission of high–quality papers in all areas of software testing, verification, and validation. Research papers should present original and significant work that advances the state of the art. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: – Testing theory and practice – Testing in globally–distributed organizations – Model–based testing – Model–driven development and testing – Domain specific testing, such as: – Security testing – Web–service testing – Database testing – Embedded software testing – Testing concurrent software – Testing large–scale distributed systems – Testing in multi–core environments – Validation testing – Quality assurance – Model checking – Metrics and Empirical studies – Fuzzing – Inspections – Testing and analysis tools – Design for testability – Testing education – Technology transfer in testing – Agile/iterative/incremental testing processes – Testing of open source and third–party software – Software reliability – Performance and QoS testing – Standards – Formal verification – Experience reports