In addition to regular sessions; the conference will host an associated event:
– NEPTUNE 2016, the 13th edition of the yearly workshop dedicated to Model-Based Systems / Software Engineering.
Sponsored by AFIS (the French Association for Systems Engineering) and INCOSE, co-organized by Telecom ParisTech, and the Génie Logiciel international quarterly, the 27th edition of the ICSSEA Conference (International Conference on Software & Systems Engineering and their Applications) will be held in Paris on May 25-27, 2016. By gathering actors from across the enterprise and research worlds, it aims at providing a critical survey of the status of tools, methods, and processes for elaborating software & systems.
TOPICS
As in previous ICSSEA Conferences, any topic in connection with software engineering and systems engineering is eligible.
- Architectures: composition, orchestration, semantically-enabled SOA, ontology-based technologies
- Big data systems: software engineering challenges of building big data systems
- Complex systems engineering
- Components & reusability
- Development methods: agile, lean, contract-oriented development, interfaces between cognitive sciences, neurosciences, knowledge management and engineering…
- Distributed computing: service-oriented computing, grid services, Web services, mobile applications
- Embedded systems
- Evolution: adaptability, maintainability, variability, product lines engineering…
- Information systems
- Internet of Things: the challenges for software and systems engineering
- Management of functional and non-functional properties: analysis & design, representation, modeling, monitoring, composition, configurability, relationship with architecture, resolution of conflicts, aspect orientation, metrics for non-functional properties, semantic issues
- Man-system interfaces: ergonomics, interaction, cognitive engineering, virtual reality for software & systems engineering…
- Model-Based Systems Engineering and Model-Based Software Engineering
- Open source issues: architectures for seamless integration/composition, quality assurance,
- Outsourcing issues
- Process engineering with different notations: UML, DoDAF, SysML, the MDA/MDE approaches
- Project management: conventional methods, agile approaches…
- Quality control & assurance: quality assessment, testing, V&V, safety, security…
- Quantitative evaluations: architecture, availability, performance, quality, reliability, safety
- Requirements engineering: elicitation, V&V, modeling, natural language approaches, use of ontologies
- Software platforms specific of application domains
- Systems engineering and Systems of systems
- Web engineering: design, composition, control flow, user interface migration, discovery and selection of services, ontology engineering
Original, unpublished papers are solicited. They may concern industrial implementations or experiments, describe significant results from ongoing projects, research results applicable to industrial applications, or deal with socioeconomic issues associated with software & systems engineering. Offerors may also propose tool demonstrations and posters presentations. All submissions should clearly describe the nature of the work to be presented, explain its contribution, highlight its novel features, and state precisely its current status.
All types of systems are eligible: adaptive, autonomous, context-aware, cyber-physical, distributed, embedded, grid computing, mobile, real-time, service-oriented, ubiquitous, Web-based, etc. All end-user domains and economic areas are eligible: information systems, process management, automotive, avionics, banking, defense, energy, health care, insurance, space, telecommunications, transportation, etc.
