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Overview:
The aim of this workshop is to explore applications of logic
programming and constraint programming to the process of
constructing reliable software and to programming-in-the-large.
Papers and experience reports describing use of LP and CLP
techniques to various aspects of the software engineering
process are invited. The workshop is a continuation of the highly
successful
CLPSE 2000
and CLPSE
2001.
workshops held during CL2000 in London and ICLP'01 in Cyprus respectively.
Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):
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Rapid prototopying and System Modeling
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Software Design Methodologies based on LP/CLP
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Software Specification
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Domain Specific Languages
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Derivation of Efficient Implementations
from Specifications
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Automatic Software Generation
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Testing and Debugging
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Test Case Generation
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Software Verification
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Software Process Discovery
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Software Reuse
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Analysis of Software Systems/Software Process
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Software Quality Assurance
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Requirements Analysis
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Security Issues
Off-site workshop webpage
http://www.utdallas.edu/~gupta/clpse/index.html.
Submission
procedure
Electronically submit a postscript, pdf, or a word file to
gupta@utdallas.edu
Papers should be a maximum of 15 pages.
Proceedings:
Informal proceedings will be published and will
be available during the workshop.
Invited speaker- Michel
Vanden Bossche, Mission Critical, Belgium
Logic
programming for software engineering
OrganizerGopal Gupta <gupta@utdallas.edu>, U Texas-Dallas,
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