Tutorials
Tutorial proposals should not exceed 6 pages, and should include the following information: title, abstract (up to 200 words), keywords, presenters (name, e-mail, affiliation, address, and brief biography), goals of tutorial and targeted audience. Tutorial proposals should be sent to the tutorials chair, according to the instructions provided in the CIbSE 2012 website.
Regarding the CIbSE 2012’s tutorials, we are at the moment in submission time. The text of the proposal can be written either in Spanish, English or Portuguese. Each tutorial should be presented in a session of 3 hours. The one-page tutorial summary will be published in the conference proceedings. The access to the tutorial material will be available on-line to the tutorial participants.
The goal of the tutorial session is to expose new, emerging topics and concepts on Software Engineering, or topics and technologies with growing impact on academia or software market. The theme of the tutorial must be associated with one or more topics that are relevant to CIbSE The proponents must have wide knowledge and experience in the tutorial theme. Both introductory and advanced tutorials on theoretical and practical aspects of Software Engineering are welcomed. The introductory tutorials must offer an opportunity to systematically expose new knowledge to the participants, and are targeted at undergraduate students in an advanced stage, postgraduate students, and software engineering practitioners. Advanced tutorials should trigger new insights for advancing the state-of-the-art on the research topic being addressed; they are targeted at junior and senior researchers and specialists interested or working on such a research topic.
Tutorial proposals must be submitted following CIbSE 2012’s general submission calendar.
Instructions for Submission
Tutorial proposals should not exceed 6 pages including:
1.Title of the tutorial, name, affiliation, e-mail and URL of the authors. Indicate if all (or a subset of the) authors plan to act as instructors during the tutorial.
2. Type (introductory or advanced), language (English, Spanish or Portuguese) and a short summary (max. of 200 words) describing the main goal of the tutorial.
3. Target audience of the tutorial and justifications of the proposal relevance to one or more of the CIbSE topics of interest.
4. Resources and equipments needed.
5. The proposed structure of the tutorial, including session titles and a brief description (Max. 2 paragraphs) for each session.
6. References (no more than one page).
7. If applicable, please indicate which conferences (or other events) the proposed tutorial was (or will be) presented.
8. A short bio for each author (max. one paragraph per authors), and URLs for your CV (or website). Brazilian authors should also indicate the URLs for their CVs in the Lattes platform.
Please do not include any extra information in addition to the ones described above.
The proposals should be submitted electronically, in PDF format, to the following e-mail addresses: falbo at inf.ufes.br, jtrujillo at dlsi.ua.es, with the subject TUTORIAL PROPOSAL FOR CIbSE 2012.
Important Information
The tutorial proposals will be reviewed and selected according to the following criteria: relevance of the tutorial to one or more of topics of CIbSE, adequacy of the tutorial theme for the time slot (3 hours); ability to attract participants; proposed methodology for tutorial delivery; and experience and qualification of the authors and instructors.
The tutorial must be presented in the language used in the written proposal. The number of accepted tutorials depends both on the quality of the proposals submitted and the number of rooms available at the conference venue. The organization of the tutorials in the program will be made by the CIbSE organizing committee.
For additional information, please do not hesitate to contact one of the coordinators of the Tutorials Sessions on the emails below.
Prof. Juan Carlos Trujillo (jtrujillo at dlsi.ua.es)
Prof. Ricardo de Almeida Falbo (falbo at inf.ufes.br)
