DAC 2011 - 2011 48th ACM/EDAC/IEEE Design Automation Conference (DAC)

For over 47 years, DAC is the world’s premier conference on Electronic Design Automation (EDA). The topics at DAC cover the design and test of advanced electronic systems. This includes Embedded Systems hardware and software design, IC design & verification, EDA tool usage, emerging technologies and more. DAC 2011 is seeking your submissions that deal with tools, algorithms, and design technologies for all aspects of electronic circuit, system, and embedded design.

In addition to submissions in core and emerging EDA topics, DAC invites submissions in Embedded Systems and Software (ESS) topics outlined in a separate Call for Papers.

CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS PDF

DAC invites submissions in the following categories. Click each for further details.

User Track Extended Abstracts - Submission site OPEN!
“Work-In-Progress” (WIP) Abstracts (new) - Submission site opens Feb. 1, 2011
Workshop Proposals - Submission site OPEN!
Proposal for Colocated Events - Submission site OPEN!
Research Papers - Submission site CLOSED!
Embedded Systems and Software Papers (new) - Submission site CLOSED!
“Wild and Crazy Ideas” (WACI) Short Papers - Submission site CLOSED!
Special Session Proposals - Submission site CLOSED
Panel and Tutorial Proposals - Panel submission site CLOSED | Tutorial submission site CLOSED
Student Design Contest - Submission site CLOSED!
Exhibitor Forum - Submission site OPEN!
Templates for ACM proceedings are presented in LaTex (Option#2-sig-alternate class file), WordPerfect and Microsoft Word (using Word is preferred) and located at: http://www.acm.org/sigs/pubs/proceed/template.html.

SPEAKERS BUREAU is Closed: The DAC Speakers Bureau acts as a resource center from which the DAC Executive Committee can contact industry experts and leaders for participation in invited sessions, panels, and other speaking opportunities. DAC invites third-party nominations and self-nominations for interesting and experienced speakers in all areas of EDA. Third-party nominations, highlighting prior presentations by the nominated speaker that generated substantial audience interest, are especially appreciated. It was recommended that nominations be sent in by December 2, 2010.