IEEE Int Symp Software Reliability Eng (ISSRE 03) Call for Particpation

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ISSRE 2003 presents one of most extensive programs ever which covers industrial applications, current research, fast abstracts and winners of the student paper awards in addition to four distinguished keynote speakers.

In addition there are two Tutorials and the Workshop on Software Assessment.

ISSRE 2003 Organizing Committee

  • ISSRE 2003 Call for Particpation =====

14th IEEE International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering Extending the Reach of Software Reliability Engineering

Hilton Denver Tech South
Denver, Colorado Nov 17-20, 2003
ISSRE Home page: http://issre2003.cs.colostate.edu

Preliminary Program Draft 10/2/2003

  • Monday, 11/17/2003 Tutorials and Workshop ===

8:00-12:30 Tutorial 1: J. Musa: "More Reliable Software Faster and Cheaper" 1:30-5:30 Tutorial 2: B. Cukic "Introduction to Biometrics System Assurance"

8:30-5:30 Workshop on Software Assessment

6:30-8:30 Reception

  • Tuesday, 11/18/2003 Industry Practice Day ===

8:30-9:30 Keynote: Nicholas Bowen, IBM

10:00 - 11:30 Parallel Sessions

A-1. Testing techniques
Acceleration and Optimization of Defect Detection over Covered Tests,
- J. Xu , C. Li and X. Wang, Cisco Systems
Branch Coverage Testing and Visualization for Domain Specific Languages,
- H. Zheng & I. Baxter, Semantic Designs
The example of improving quality of imbedded system software applied to automated software test methods,
- S.-S. Han, I.-S.g Yang, E. Kim and S. D. Park, Samsung

B-1 Development Methodology
Application of IEEE Standard Dictionary of Measures of the Software Aspects of Dependability,
- N. Schneidewind, Naval Postgraduate School
Is Software Error Estimation Compatible with Agile Development Teams?,
- J. Hagar, Lockheed Martin

Preparation Effort in Effective Code Inspections,
- Z. Matic and R. Stoddard, Motorola

C-1 Quality & Process Improvements
Implementing Process and Quality Improvements During Difficult Economic Times,
- R. Cheatham, IBM Printing Systems

1:00 - 2:00 Keynote: Paul England, Microsoft

2:30-4:00 Parellel sessions

A-2. Testing Distributed Environments
Analysis of Communication Traces to Improve Reliability of Distributed Systems,
- A. Ulrich, Siemens

Intelligent SAN Test framework (INSAT),
- K. Dhanadevan and M. Satish Kumar, HP
Experience with a Profile-based Automated Testing Environment,
- R. Binder, Mobile Systems Verification

B-2 Understanding Quality of Service
Automatic Detection of Service Degradations in Telecom Systems,
- A. M. da Silva Filho, M. K. I. Doi, A. Morales and P. Lima, State U of
Maringa
Quality of Service for Web services-'Demystification, Limitations & Best practices',
- R. Sumra & D. Arulazi, HP

QoS and Reliability in Smart Homes,
- N. Dhanakoti, Satyam Computer Services

C-2 Fast abstracts I:
Security and Reliability: Techniques, Assurance and Modeling http://www.cs.colostate.edu/~malaiya/issre/fastabstracts.html

4:15-5:45 Parellel sessions

A-3 Approaches to Reliability Improvement Software Failure Modes and Effect Analysis - Techniques & Methods,
- K. Sundaram, R. Stoddard, M. Olaosebikan, T. Petersen
  & E. Vraney , Motorola
Resilience for Autonomous Agents,
- M. Mowbray and M. M. Williamson, HP

Data-Driven with Data Mining for Reliability,
- R. Wen, AP Technology

B-3 Measuring Reliability& Availability
Measuring and Improving System Availability -- Field Performance and In-Process Metrics,
- S. Kan & D. Manlove, IBM

System Reliability and Availability Measurement Methodology,
- A. George & M. G. Becker, HP

A Tool for Calculating Software Reliability Predictions Based on Latent Fault Density,
- J. Peterson, Raytheon

C-3 Panel:
Open source software - A recipe for vulnerable software or the only way to keep bugs and bad guys out?,
- Coordinator: S. Bagchi

  • Wednesday, 11/19/2003 Research Day 1 ===

8:30-9:30 Keynote: Dr. Bhavani Thuraisingham, NSF

10:00 - 12:00 Parallel Sessions

1A. Test Effectiveness I
Detection or isolation of defects? an experimental comparison of unit testing and code inspection,
- P. Runeson, A. Andrews

Toward a comprehensive and systematic methodology for class integration testing,
- L.C. Briand, Y. Labiche, Y. Wang

Optimal resource allocation for the quality control process,
- P. Jalote, B. Vishal

Test-driven development as a defect-reduction practice,
- L. Williams, E. M. Maximilien, M. Vouk

1B. Requirements Analysis
Building a requirement fault taxonomy: experiences from a NASA verification and validation research project,
- J. H. Hayes

A new software testing approach based on domain analysis of specifications and programs,
- R. Zhao, M. R. Lyu, Y. Min

Static specification analysis for termination of specification-based data structure repair,
- B. Demsky, M. Rinard

Requirements by contracts allow automated system testing,
- C. Nebut, F. Fleurey, Y. Le Traon, J.-M. Jézéquel

1C. Student Papers:
 http://www.cs.colostate.edu/~malaiya/issre/studentpapers.html

1:30-3:00 PM Parallel Sessions

2A. Test Effectiveness II
Coverage criteria for logical expressions,
- P. Ammann, J. Offutt and H. Huang

Anomalies as precursors of field failures,
- S. Elbaum, S. Kanduri, A. Andrews

An empirical study on testing and fault tolerance for software reliability engineering,
- M. R. Lyu, Z. Huang, Sam K.S. Sze

 2B. Secure Systems
Tamper resistence for software protection,
- H. Jin, J. Lotspich

A framework for tamper detection marking of mobile applications,
- M. Jochen, L. M. Marvel, L. L. Pollock
High-assurance synthesis of security services from basic microservices,
- S. Kim, F. B. Bastani, I-L. Yen, and I.-R. Chen

2C. Formal Reliability Analysis
Shared semantic domains for computational reliability engineering,
- D. Coppit, R. R. Painter, and K. J. Sullivan
Enhanced testing of domain specific applications by automatic extraction of axioms from functional specifications,
- A. Sinha, C. Smidts, A. Moran

Thoroughness of specification-based testing of synchronous software,
- I. Parissis and J. Vassy

3:30-5:00 Parallel Sessions

3A. Empirical Studies and Tools
Automating the analysis of voting systems,
- S. Yacoub, X. Lin, S. Simske, J. Burn
A bayesian belief network for predicting residual faults in software products,
- S. Amasaki, Y. Takagi, O. Mizuno, and T. Kikuno
An explotarory study of component reliability using unit testing,
- R. Torkar, S. Mankefors, K. Hansson and A. Jonsson

3B. Software Reliability Modeling
Using a log-normal failure rate distribution for worst case bound reliability prediction,
- P.G. Bishop and R.E. Bloomfield

An iterative scheme for maximum likelihood estimation in software reliability modeling,
- H. Okamura, Y. Watanabe and T. Dohi

Fault correction profiles,
- N. F. Schneidewind

3C. Fast Abstracts II:
Network/Distributed systems reliability engineering; Validation/Verification http://www.cs.colostate.edu/~malaiya/issre/fastabstracts.html

6:30-8:00 Banquet

  • Thurssday, 11/20/2003 Research Day 2 ===

8:30-9:30 Keynote: Prof. Barry Boehm

10-00 - 11:30 Parallel Sessions

4A. Empirical Studies
Early warning of failure through alarm analysis - a case study in telcom voice mail systems,
- D. Levy, R. Chillarege

Reducing wasted development time via continuous testing
- D. Saff, M. D. Ernst

User-oriented reliability modeling for a web system,
- W.-L. Wang and M.-H. Tang

4B. Architectural Approaches I
Assessing uncertainty in reliability of component--based software systems,
- K. Goseva-Popstojanova and S. Kamavaram
When does it pay to make software more reliable?,
- E. Stoker and J. B. Dugan

Test adequacy assessment for UML design model testing,
- S. Ghosh, R. France, C. Braganza, N. Kawane, A. Andrews, O. Pilskalns

4C. Panel

1:00-2:30 Parallel Sessions

5A. Software Testing
A parametrized cost model to order classes for class-based testing of c++ applications,
- B. A. Malloy, P. J. Clarke and E. L. Lloyd
Exploiting symmetries to test programs,
- A. Gotlieb

Non-intrusive debug technique for embedded programming,
- L. J. Moore, A. R. Moya

 5B. Architectural Analysis II
Composition analysis of qos properties for adaptive integration of embedded software components,
- H. Ma, I-L. Yen, F. Bastani, K. Cooper
Augmenting simulated annealing to build interaction test suites,
- M. B. Cohen, C. J. Colbourn, A. C.H. Ling
Darx - a framework for the fault-tolerant support of agent software,
- O. Marin, M. Bertier, P. Sens

5C. Fast Abstracts III:
Software Reliability: Architecture, Practice and tools http://www.cs.colostate.edu/~malaiya/issre/fastabstracts.html

3:00-4:30 Parallel Sessions

6A. Metrics
Investigating java type analyses for the receiver-classes testing criterion,
- P.-L. Brunelle, E.e Merlo, G. Antoniol
Incremental dynamic impact analysis for evolving software systems,
- J. Law, G. Rothermel

A comparison of coverage-based and distribution-based techniques for filtering and prioritizing test cases,
- D. Leon, A. Podgurski

6B. Probabilistic Analysis
Integrating software into PRA,
- B. Li, M. Li, S. Ghose, C. Smidts

New quality estimations in random testing,
- S. Mankefors, R. Torkar, A. Boklund

Maximizing interval reliability in operational software system with rejuvenation,
- H. Suzuki, T. Dohi, N. Kaio and K. S. Trivedi

6C. Fast Abstracts IV:
Software Testing: Methodology, Effectiveness and Empirical Studies http://www.cs.colostate.edu/~malaiya/issre/fastabstracts.html

4:40 - 5:30: Closing remarks, ISSRE 2004 Overview

  • Registration ===

To qualify for early registration discounts, your registration form and payment must be received by 5:00pm Eastern Time, Monday, 27 October 2003. Registrations received between 27 October and 10 November will be charged at the late registration rate. To register please visit:  http://issre2003.cs.colostate.edu/

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