CALL FOR PAPERS

 


SchoRes International Conference on Software Engineering (SchoRes ICSE 2020) cordially invites researchers, academics, scholars, engineers, mathematicians, and professional for sharing knowledge and results in theory, methodology and applications of Software Engineering. Schores ICSE will offer a platform for researchers to publish and present their high-quality research contributions describing original and unpublished results of conceptual, constructive, empirical, experimental, or theoretical work in all areas of Software Engineering.

SchoRes ICSE will provide participants with a unique networking opportunity to meet prominent researchers and practitioners in the domains and will serve as an exclusive forum for discussing and sharing of ideas, issues, recent research, and the future of Software Engineering. Authors are invited to submit their contributions in the form of theoretical and empirical papers employing qualitative, quantitative and critical methods, action-based research, and case studies, on all topics in Software Engineering, including but not limited to the following; 

  • The Software Process
  • Big Data and Software Engineering
  • Software analysis, design and modeling
  • Requirements engineering 
  • Software design patterns
  • Architectural Design and Frameworks
  • Model-Driven Engineering
  • User-Centered Software Engineering
  • Agent-based software engineering
  • Software Engineering Practice
  • Component-based software engineering
  • Aspect-based software engineering
  • Search-Based Software engineering
  • Service-Oriented Software Engineering
  • Web Engineering
  • Reverse engineering 
  • Quality Management
  • Software Process Improvement
  • Artificial intelligence approaches to software engineering 
  • Software Product Line Engineering
  • Managing Software Projects
  • Process and workflow management
  • Embedded and ubiquitous software engineering
  • Multimedia and Visual Software Engineering
  • Automated software design and synthesis
  • Software and System Complexity
  • Automated software specification
  • Software engineering tools and environments
  • Software engineering decision support
  • Software Maintenance and Testing
  • Software maintenance and evolution
  • Software and System Quality Management
  • Languages and Formal Methods
  • Software and Systems Development Methodologies
  • Web-based Education Systems and Learning Applications
  • Application Integration Technologies
  • Software Engineering Decision Making
  • Software Change and Configuration Management
  • Knowledge-based Systems and Formal Methods
  • Software Metrics
  • Search Engines and Information Retrieval