International Conference on Software Quality

Slovenia Section IEEE,

Association of Economics Maribor,

Slovene Society Informatika

• Objectives
• Topics
• Instructions for authors
• Important dates
• Conference program
• Conference location
• Travel Information
• Train Information
• Information for authors
• Conference organisation

OBJECTIVES

The aim of ICSQ '95 is to provide a platform for technology and knowledge transfer between academia, industry and research institutions in the software quality field, by:
the introduction and discussion new research results in software quality,
offering the practising quality engineers an insight into the results of ongoing research,
acquainting the research community with the problems of practical application.

TOPICS

Some important topics for the Conference include, but are not limited to the following:

• quality management systems (QMS),
• metrics,
• process improvement
• risk management,
• methodologies,
• verification & validation methods,
• quality planning,
• QMS tools,
• total quality management (TQM),
• audits systems,
• human factors in quality management,
• standards.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS

Four copies (in English) of the original work, not longer than 4000 words (10 pages), should be submitted to the Scientific Conference Secretariat before May 15th, 1995. Papers should include a title, a short abstract and a list of keywords, the author's name, address and title should be on a separate page. All papers received will be refereed by the International Program Committee. The accepted papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings and will be available to the delegates at the time of registration. The language of the conference will be English.

IMPORTANT DATES

May 15th, 1995         Full paper
June 30th, 1995        Notification of final acceptance
October 1st, 1995      Camera Ready Copy

CONFERENCE LOCATION

The town Maribor was founded in the 12th century. Today it is the second largest town of Slovenia, located in its North, close to the Austrian border. Many businessmen and tourists enjoy the variety of cultural, sports and gastronomic possibilities of the town. Maribor is surrounded by vineyards and has one of the largest wine-cellars in this part of Europe. Maribor is easily accessible by international air lines from the airport of Brnik (Slovenia) and from Graz (Austria).
Accommodation informatin.
General information about Slovenia.

CONFERENCE ORGANISATION

Organising Chairperson:

Programme Chairperson:

Conference Secretariat:

Programme Committee:

• Boris I. Cogan, Institute for Automation and Control, Vladivostok (Russia)
• Sasa Dekleva, DePaul University (USA)
• Matjaz Gams, Institute J. Stefan, Ljubljana (Slovenia)
• Hannu Jaakkola, Tampere University of Technology (Finland)
• Marjan Pivka, University of Maribor (Slovenia)
• Heinrich C. Mayer, University of Klagenfurt (Austria)
• Erich Ortner, University of Konstanz (Germany)
• Ivan Rozman, University of Maribor (Slovenia)
• Franc Solina, University of Ljubljana (Slovenia)
• Stanislaw Wrycza, University of Gdansk (Poland)
• Joze Zupancic, University of Maribor (Slovenia)

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