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| Details Call for Papers |
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| WHICH FORM CAN MY PRESENTATION TAKE? |
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We would like to invite you to send papers in any of the following three areas:
Tutorials – A tutorial allows attendees to correlate theory with practice. It focuses on a particular subject in depth. These sessions take place on a special “tutorial day” and not on conference days (half-day morning or afternoon session or full-day session).
Presentations – A presentation should give a detailed insight into experience, research results, case studies, solutions, or analysis of future trends. Sessions should last for 40 minutes.
Workshops – Workshops offer participants a small forum where they can share ideas and learn from each other. Attendance is limited which allows more interaction. Sessions last half a day on the special “tutorial day” or 120 minutes on conference days. |
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| WHICH WILL BE THE MAIN TOPICS AT THE 2009 CONFERENCE? |
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- Agile Processes and Testing
- Automation, Frameworks and Tools – efficient use
- Quality Assurance in Avionics and the Automotive Industry
- Software Change and Configuration Management
- Development Test and Evaluation – Test-driven Development
- Efficiency and Quality in Business Processes
- Embedded Systems – Validation and Verification
- Estimation, Planning and Metrics
- Leadership Skills of Testers – Professional Development of Testers
- Model-based Testing
- Outsourcing and Offshoring – Quality Control
- Performance Testing and Tuning
- Process Improvement – CMMI, SPICE, etc.
- Process Models – V-Modell XT, SCRUM, Open Unified Process, etc.
- Quality Management – SixSigma, TQM, etc.
- Quality Aspects in Requirements Engineering and Management
- Secure Programming – Security Testing
- SOA and Web Services Testing
- Test Management – Strategies, Teams, et al
- Test Methodology – Functional and Non-functional Requirements and Testing
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| WHICH FORM SHOULD MY PROPOSAL TAKE? |
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Your submission should include a meaningful abstract of your presentation, a short biography and full contact details. It should be written in English or German. Since the conference is a neutral platform, presentations have to be non-commercial. If you are a supplier wishing to present your services or company, you will find your platform in the expo and product presentations. You can use the following link for assistance in preparing your submission and to obtain more detailed information:
www.sqs-conferences.com/de/call_pdf/template.doc
Please send your submisions to the following contact:
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| WHAT HAPPENS AFTER I SUBMIT MY PROPOSAL? |
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| The proposals are given to the Programme Committee which consists of 20 software experts from different countries who are independent from companies or states. The Committee evaluates the presentations according to the content quality, the relevance of the topic, and language style. |
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| WHAT HAPPENS IF MY SUBMISSION HAS BEEN ACCEPTED? |
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We will inform you about the acceptance until end of December. Afterwards you will get the speakers agreement. SQS will provide you with the following benefits:
- Free registration for the conference (Wednesday – Friday), including lunchs and snacks
- Full set of conference materials
- Free participation in the social programme
- Hotel accommodation up to 2 nights
- Travel expenses to and from Dusseldorf up to 400 EUR (for speakers from Germany) or
up to 750 EUR (for international speakers)
You need to send us your final presentation for the conference USB stick in April 2009. In May 2009 we are pleased to welcome you at the conference. |
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