CONTEXT
The Systems and Software Product Line Conference (SPLC) is a premier forum where researchers, practitioners, and educators can present and discuss the most recent ideas, trends, experiences, and challenges in the area of software and system product lines engineering. Conference events include opportunities to hear industry leaders’ real-world experiences and researchers’ latest ideas, and to learn from both.
For the research track, we invite high quality submissions describing original and unpublished results in all areas related to systems and software product line engineering and variability management.
IMPORTANT DATES (AoE)
- Abstract submission:
Mar 10, 2017Mar 17, 2017 (extended) - Paper submission:
Mar 17, 2017Mar 24, 2017 (extended) - Notification: May 10, 2017
- Camera-ready papers:
June 5, 2017Jun 22, 2017 - Conference: Sept 25-29 , 2017
TOPICS
Topics include but are not limited to:
- Requirements engineering and domain analysis
- Business process management, economics and organizational issues of SPL engineering
- Architecture, design, and implementation of SPLs
- Variability management and modeling
- Advances in testing (e.g. selection, prioritization, generation) of configurable systems and SPLs
- Analysis techniques such as model-checking, formal methods of configurable systems and SPLs
- Non-functional properties and performance for SPL engineering
- Multi product lines, ecosystems product lines of product lines, systems of systems
- Mining and reverse engineering of variability
- Dynamic, adaptive, and reconfigurable systems
- End-user concerns and usability of SPLs
- Open source SPLs, software ecosystems, and supply chains
- Domain-specific (modeling) languages and SPLs
- Education and SPL (e.g., teaching, training, disemination)
- Empirical evaluations of all topics above (user studies, substantial case studies, controlled experiments, surveys, rigorous measurements)
We strongly encourage papers that connect SPL engineering to other scientific communities (e.g., artificial intelligence, security, adaptive systems, business process management, software mining) or application domains (e.g., mobile phone ecosystems, big data, 3D printing).
The ACM styles have changed recently, and all authors should use the official 2017 ACM Master article template.
Latex users are indicated to use the “sigconf” option, so they are recommended to use the template that can be found in “sample-sigconf.tex”. In this way, the following latex code can be placed at the start of the latex document:
documentclass[sigconf]{acmart}
acmConference[SPLC'17]{21st International Conference on Software Product Line}{25--29 September, 2017}{Seville, Spain}
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Myra Cohen, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Mathieu Acher, Université of Rennes 1