TTSDP 2015 - 7th International Workshop on Tools and Techniques in Software Development Process

7th International Workshop on "Tools and Techniques in Software Development Processes (TTSDP 2015)" will be held in conjunction with the 2015 International Conference on Computational Sciences and Applications (ICCSA 2015). It is going to be held on June 22-25, 2015 at Banff, Canada (in collaboration with University of Calgary).
Submission deadline: February 2, 2015.
About the Workshop and Topics
The Tools and Techniques in Software Development Processes (TTSDP 20145 provides a forum for researchers, and practitioners to share their new achievements, tools and techniques in field of software development process. TTSDP especially invites the experience papers from industry and academia, short papers, reports, surveys, working papers/work in progress and industrial reports. Review/Comment papers are also welcome with the limitation that the paper should be on general problem/topic in the field (no comments are allowed on a particular paper). TTSDP covers all the aspects of development process: process models, agile development, software engineering practices, requirements, system and design engineering including architectural design, software modeling, testing strategies and tactics, process and product metrics for each phase of software development, component based software engineering, software quality, verification and validation techniques and software project management.
TTSDP 2015 invites you to submit your work that describes original and significant contribution in all area of software development process. The paper submitted to TTSDP 2015 must not submit elsewhere either in conference or journal and should be in IEEE style. Papers selected after peer review will be included in the conference proceedings and presented orally at the conference.
TTSDP 2015 invites you to submit three different types of session papers (5 to 11 pages long) on all above-mentioned topics:
Research papers: Papers that describes original and significant contribution in all area of software development process.
Experience paper: papers from the field describing real-world experience related to software development process.
Short paper and reports: Papers that allows the explanation of ideas that are not yet fully validated. Review articles (not on a particular paper), comparative study and survey reports are also welcome.
The paper submitted to TTSDP 2015 must not have been submitted elsewhere either in conference or journal and should be in IEEE style. Papers selected after review will be included in the conference proceedings and presented orally at the conference.