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Academic Track
The European Smalltalk User Group is proud to announce that the 11th Annual ESUG Conference will include a refereed academic track.
A strong program committee has been selected and we expect the academic track to include high-quality papers. Proceedings will be
published and the best papers will be accepted into a special issue of the
Elsevier international journal "Computer Languages".
The latex format of Computer Languages journal:
Scope
The goal of the academic track is to have a forum for academic publications related to research in Smalltalk and
dynamically-typed languages. We encourage authors to submit excellent quality papers as we plan to produce proceedings.
A non-exhaustive list of topics is:
- new languages features (mixins, AOP,...)
- multi-agent systems
- meta and reflective programming
- code analysis (refactoring,...)
- process development (Agile processes, Unit testing)
- virtual machines (optimization, new trends)
- integrated development environments (browsers, visualization, ...)
- frameworks (web, graphical...)
- software evolution (metrics,...)
Program Chair
Program Committee
- Prof. Andrew Black (Oregon Health and Science University, USA)
- Dr. Noury Bouraqadi (Ecoles de Mines de Douai, France)
- Prof. Serge Demeyer (Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium)
- Prof. Theo D'Hondt (Universiteit Vrije Brussels, Belgium)
- Prof. Stephane Ducasse (Universitaet Bern, Switzerland)
- Prof. Ralph Johnson (University of Illinois, USA)
- Eliot Miranda (Cincom, USA)
- Joseph Pelrine (MetaProg, Switzerland)
- Dave Simmons (Quasar, USA)
- Dr. Serge Stinckwich (University of Caen, France)
- Dave Thomas (Bedarra, USA-Canada)
- Dr. Roel Wuyts (Universitaet Bern, Switzerland)
Important Dates
- Deadline: 15th of April 2003 (and not 15th of March as originally mentioned)
- Notification of acceptance: 1st of June 2003
- Final version: 1st of July 2003
Important Information
- Preferred format: PDF
- Maximum paper length 15 pages
ESUG Academic Track inside the ESUG
We plan to have the Academic track the first day of the Conference: the 25 of August 2003.
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