Introduction
28th Annual International Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering
CASCON is a premier industrial and academic conference for advanced studies in computer science and software engineering sponsored by the IBM Canada Laboratory. CASCON attracts software developers, researchers, innovators, technologists and decision makers from academia, industry, and government who come together to learn about technology trends, present papers, participate in workshops, and exhibit prototypes and solutions. The CASCONprogram features thought- provoking keynotes, original research papers, stimulating workshops, and an engaging technology expo. Conference proceedings are published in the ACM Digital Library.
Committee
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Name |
Position |
Institution |
|---|---|---|
|
Vio Onut |
Conference Chair |
IBM Canada Ltd |
|
Wang Chen |
Conference Program Co-Chairs |
IBM Canada Ltd |
|
Dorina Petriu |
Conference Program Co-Chairs |
Carleton University |
Call for paper
Important date
We cordially invite research and position papers as well as workshop and expo proposals in in the following areas:
- Adaptive Systems
- Cloud Computing
- Database Technologies
- Mobile Application Frameworks and Platforms
- Software Applications and Data Science
- Big Data Analytics
- Cognitive Computing
- DevOps
- Security
- Software Engineering
- Blockchain
- Compiler Technologies
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Privacy
- Software-as-a-service
- Business Intelligence
- Computer Science
- Machine Learning
- Service Systems
- We also encourage papers, workshop, and expo proposals that describe applications of computing in the following areas:
- Connected and Driverless Cars
- Smart Commerce
- Supply Chain
- Finance
- Smart Design
- Wearable Computing
- Health Care
- Smart Grid and Energy
- Smart Cities
- Social Computing
- Innovative use of products, platforms and solutions including (but not limited to):
- Analytics
- DB2
- Lotus
- Watson
- Bluemix
- IoT Platform
- PureApplication
- Weather
- Cloud Foundry
- IRIS
- Rational
- Websphere
- Cognos
- Jazz
- RFID
- Worklight
Guidlines
Paper Types
CASCON 2018 technical papers should be original research papers and be at most 12 pages long in ACM format (style ACM_SigConf). CASCON 2018 experience reports share experience and lessons gained from the use of technology that can be useful to others and should be at most 12 pages in ACM format. CASCON 2018 position papers share vision, highlight technology gaps, or discuss emerging advances and should be at most 8 pages in ACM format. CASCON 2018 will not accept submissions that have been previously published, are in press, or have been submitted elsewhere. Accepted technical papers will be included in the conference proceedings published by CASCON and included in the ACM Digital Library.
Best Paper Awards
Two paper awards—Best Paper and Best Student Paper—will recognize the best technical contributions of the event in terms of originality, clarity, and potential impact. To be eligible for the Best Student Paper award, a student(s) must have primarily authored the paper, must have been a student(s) at the time the work was done, and must have carried out the work described; only the student author(s) receive this award.
Paper Submission Instructions
Submissions are made via Easychair and must be in the standard ACM format for conference proceedings. Research papers must not exceed 12 pages double column including figures, tables, and references, while position papers must not exceed 8 pages.
Steps for submitting your paper:
- Visit EasyChair at https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=cascon2018.
- After logging in, click on “New Submission” to submit your paper in ACM proceedings format: https://www.acm.org/publications/proceedings-template (use ACM_SigConf style).
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Important Date
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Conference Date
Oct 28
2018
toOct 31
2018
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Jun 25 2018
Abstract Submission Deadline
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Jul 09 2018
Draft paper submission deadline
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Aug 13 2018
Draft Paper Acceptance Notification
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Aug 27 2018
Final Paper Deadline
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Oct 31 2018
Registration deadline
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