ISCCIT 2013 - 2013 International Student Conference on Computer & Information Technology

The ISCCIT 2013 Conference is arranged into the following 4 technical tracks:
Computer Science
Computer Engineering
Information Technology
Data Communications and Computer Networks
TRACK A: COMPUTER SCIENCE
A01----Algorithms
A02----Discrete and Continuous Optimization
A03----Grid Computing
A04----Parallel and Grid simulations
A05----Distributed computing
A06----Cluster Computing
A07----Parallel computer architectures
A08----Shared-memory multiprocessors
A09----Multi-computers and distributed processing
A10----Fault-tolerant computing
A11----Applications and performance analysis
A12----Agent Based modeling
A13----Expert and Intelligent Systems
A14----Expert Systems
TRACK B: COMPUTER ENGINEERING
Hardware
B01----Computer architecture
B02----Microarchitectures
B03----Digital design
B04----Parallel vector and media processors
B05----Embedded processors
B06----Socs
B07----VLSI design
B08----Computer arithmetic
B09----Low power designs
B10----Reconfigurable processors
B11----Feed forward neural networks
B12----Memory and logic testing
B13----Design for testability
Software
B14----Backend compilers
B15----System software
B16----Software for automatic synthesis
B17----Performance and software tools
B18----Hardware software co-design
B19----Software simulators
B20----Code instrumentations and performance enhancement tolls
B21----Design space exploration software for computer architectures and Machine organizations
B22----Placement and routing algorithms
B23----Physical design
B24----Binary translators
Networks
B25----Computer architecture for Network processors
B26----Interconnection networks
B27----Internet and web processing
B28----Mixed optical/electronic switches
B29----Distributed processing,
B30----Ubiquitous and unobtrusive communication environments
TRACK C: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
C01----Anonymity and pseudonymity in business transactions
C02----Business architectures and underlying infrastructures
C03----Common practice, legal and regulatory issues
C04----Cryptographic protocols
C05----Delivery technologies and scheduling protocols
C06----Design of businesses models with security requirements
C07----Electronic cash, wallets and pay-per-view systems
C08----Enterprise management and consumer protection
C09----Intellectual property and digital rights management
C10----Intrusion detection and information filtering
C11----Languages for description of services and contracts
C12----Management of privacy & confidentiality
C13----Multimedia web services
C14----New cryptographic building-blocks for e-business applications
C15----Online transaction processing
C16----Public administration, governmental services
C17----P2P transactions and scenarios
C18----Real-time Internet E-Services
C19----Reliability and security of content and data
C20----Reliable auction, e-procurement and negotiation technology
C21----Reputation in services provision
C22----Secure process integration and management
C23----e-Commerce
C24----Smartcard technology
C25----Transactional Models
C26----Trust and privacy issues in mobile commerce environments
TRACKS D: DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND COMPUTER NETWORKS
D01----Internet Services/Applications
D02----Network Control and Management
D03----Quality of Service in Networks
D04----Intelligent Networks
D05----Data Traffic Engineering
D06----Networked Databases
D07----Data Communication networks
D08----Wireless/Mobile/Satellite Networks
D09----Cable Broadband Technologies
D10----Mobile and Pervasive Computing
D11----Streaming Networks
D12----Telecommunication Policies
D13----Optical Communication Networks
D14----Network Performance
D15----Network Architectures
D16----Terabit Optical Technologies
D17----Wireless Multimedia Applications
D18----DSL Technologies
D19----Network Processing
D20----Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANETs)
D21----Sensor Networks
D22----Security/Reliability/Dependability of wired/wireless networks
D23----Network Interoperability
D24----Multimedia Communication over IP Networks
D25----Voice over IP