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The Third IEEE International Workshop on the Future of Software
Engineering FOR and IN Cloud
One day between June 27 and July 2, 2013,
at Santa Clara Marriott, CA,
USA (Center of Silicon Valley) within IEEE SERVICES
2013 (Co-located
with ICWS 2013, SCC 2013, CLOUD 2013).
(Workshop
date - 06/27 Thursday, FOSEC SESSION 16:10--17:40; Portland)
http://www.servicescongress.org/2013/workshop.html
FoSEC is the flagship workshop for
software engineering for/in the cloud run within the IEEE World Congress on
Services. The workshop builds on the success of the previous versions and
its special issue to the Journal of Systems on Software, featuring
contributions from some of the top scholars in software engineering researchers
and practitioners. Practitioners are very likely to beg,
borrow and steal from software engineering in-the-small
to benefit the case of software engineering for the ultra-large-scale, as it is the case of the
cloud. Though the fundamentals of
engineering software in both paradigms exhibit resemblance, software engineering for the cloud require
novel approaches, which address the
interplay between technical, economics-driven considerations and shifts
software engineering towards a
utility-based engineering for software-, infrastructure-, data storage and/or platform- as services. The goal of
this workshop is to address these gaps by strengthening the cross-fertilization of advances from software
engineering, services and cloud computing. The workshop will explore, debate
and increase our understanding to the
following: (i) how recent advances in software engineering (with an emphasis on software
architectures, architecting dependable
systems, self-adaptive software architectures, economics-driven software
engineering, risk management, security software
engineering, green software engineering and testing) can(not) relate to the
case of cloud; (ii) what are the most recent innovations, trends, results, experiences and concerns
in the field that appraise the
paradigm-shift in engineering software systems as cloud services or cloud infrastructure; (iii) what are
the open research directions for software
engineering FOR the cloud?; (iv) how the
paradigm will shape the future of engineering software IN the cloud i.e. benefiting from the cloud infrastructure,
virtualization and economics of scale.
The workshop thus aims to bridge the gap between
software engineering, services, businesses
and cloud computing communities by specifically addressing the challenges for
software engineering FOR and IN the cloud.
List
of topics
* Requirements engineering in and for the cloud;
* Relating non-functional requirements to
architectures for cloud environments;
* Architecting for the cloud;
* Patterns and architectural styles for the cloud;
* Agile software development on the cloud;
* Engineering security, trust and privacy in
architectures for cloud
environments;
* Engineering for performance, reliability,
heterogeneity, safety,
scalability, real-time and dependability in cloud
architectures;
* Service-level management for the cloud;
* Services engineering for the cloud;
* Model-driven engineering for the cloud;
* Environments and tools support for the cloud;
* Testing for the cloud;
* Maintenance and evolution for the cloud;
* Risk management in the cloud;
* Engineering sustainability in cloud
architectures;
* Economics-driven engineering for the cloud;
* Cloud services as utilities;
* Empirical and industrial studies;
* Cloud Software Engineering education.
Important Dates
Full Paper Submission Due Date: March 25, 2013
Decision Notification
(Electronic): April 4, 2013
Camera-Ready Copy Due Date & Pre-registration Due: April 15, 2013
Programme
|
Exploring Cloud Computing for Large-scale Scientific
Applications (SERVICES2013-6006) By Guang Lin, Jian
Yin (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Richland, USA) CEEM: A Practical Methodology for Cloud Services Evaluation
(SERVICES2013-6007) By Zheng Li, Liam O'Brien, He Zhang (ANU and NICTA Canberra,
Australia; Geoscience Australia Canberra, Australia; NICTA and UNSW
Sydney, Australia) A Framework for Multi-Cloud Cooperation with Hardware Reconfiguration
Support (SERVICES2013-6008) By Khaleel Mershad, Abdul Rahman Kaitoua, Hassan Artail, Mazen Saghir, Hazem Hajj (American University of Beirut, Lebanon; Texas
A&M University at Qatar, Qatar) Cloud Based Architecture for Enabling Intuitive Decision
Making (SERVICES2013-6009) Brian Xu, Kumar Sathish, Manonmani Kumar
(Honeywell Aerospace, USA; Infosys Technologies Limited, USA; University of
Texas – Southwest Medical Center, USA) Visualization of information in a
Service-Oriented Production Control System(#5517) |
FOSEC Session: Rami Bahsoon(University
of Birmingham) 06/27 Thursday, FOSEC SESSION 16:10--17:40; Portland) |
Submission Information
Authors are
invited to submit full papers (about 8 pages) or short papers
(about 4 pages) as per IEEE 8.5 x 11 manuscript guidelines (http://www.computer.org/
Papers will be reviewed by three program
committee members and will be selected depending on
their originality, quality and relevance to the workshop. Each accepted paper will have to be presented
in person by (one of) the author(s). To
foster lively and productive discussions, each
author will be encouraged to present open questions to the forum and one or two main statements for discussion at the
workshop brainstorming session. We aim to
arrange for a special thematic journal
issue, featuring the best papers presented in the workshop for this year. We also plan to have a book on the theme.
Workshop chairs
Rami Bahsoon, The University of Birmingham,
UK, r.bahsoon@cs.bham.ac.uk
Ivan Mistrik, Independent Consultant, Germany
Nour Ali, Lero, University
of Brighton, UK
T. S. Mohan, Infosys Technologies, India
International
Program Committee
Nour Ali, Lero, University of Brighton, UK
Muhammad Ali Babar, Lancaster University, UK.
Alberto Avritzer, Siemens Corporate Research, USA
Rami Bahsoon, The University of Birmingham, UK
Len Bass, SEI/CMU, USA
Sarah Beecham, Lero/The Irish Software Engineering
Research Centre, Ireland
Rajkumar Buyya, The
University of Melbourne, AUS
Clovis Chapman, University College London, UK
Christine Choppy, Univ. Paris 13, France
Lawrence Chung, Univ. of Texas Dallas, USA
Paul Clements, SEI/CMU, USA
Paolo Costa, Imperial College London, UK
Daniel J. Crichton, NASA/JPL, USA
Deepak Dhungana, Siemens AG, Germany
Schahram Dustdar, Vienna
University of Technology, Austria
Ian Gorton, Pacific, Northwest National Laboratory, USA
Rick Kazman, SEI/CMU, USA
Mark Klein, SEI CMU, USA
Kai Koskimies, Tampere Univ. of Technology, Finland
Patricia Lago, VU University Amsterdam, The
Netherlands
Grace Lewis, SEI, Carneige Mellon, USA
Chris Mattmann, NASA/USC, USA
Andreas Metzger, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany
Tommi Mikkonen, Tampere
Univ. of Technology, Finland
Ivan Mistrik, Independent Consultant, Germany
Mohanakrishna B.G, Infosys Technologies, India
Mark Ryan, The University of Birmingham, UK
Stephan Reiff-Marganiec, University of Leicester, UK
Santonu Sarkar, Infosys
Technologies, India
Ian Sommerville, The University of St Andrews, UK
Judith A. Stafford, Tufts Univ., USA
Michael Stal, Siemens AG - Corporate Technology,
Germany
T. S. Mohan, Infosys Technologies, India
Georgios Theodoropoulos,
Durham University, UK
Scott Tilley, Florida Institute of Technology, USA
Eoin Woods, Artechra, UK