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A series of
workshops will be held in conjunction with RE'06 to
encourage interaction between academia and
industry, researchers and practitioners. Workshop
topics should be in line with the conference
topics.
Workshop proposals should clearly state the topic
and overall objectives of the workshop; a short
curriculum vitae of the proposed organizer(s)
should also be included.
We are particularly interested in workshop
proposals that cover topics that may have
controversial viewpoints or are new to the
requirements engineering field, where focused
dialogue among participants may lead to interesting
follow-on research, empirical investigations or
industrial practice improvement.
Note that the workshops are intended to stimulate
and prepare the workshop participants for the main
conference in order to promote dialogue among
participants before, during, and after the
conference.
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RE'06 Workshop Proposal
Guidelines
All workshop
proposals should contain the following information.
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Objective of
workshop
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2-3
sentences about the topic and
objectives.
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What
are the anticipated outcomes of the
workshop (e.g., open research problems to
pursue, validation objectives, empirical
studies etc.)?
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Targeted
attendance
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What
type of background should the workshop
attendees have?
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What
mix of industry and research participants
is being sought?
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What
is the cap (max number of attendees) for
the workshop?
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Is the
workshop open to the public or on
invitation only?
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Workshop paper format and
evaluation
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What
type of papers are being solicited for the
workshop (length, position, etc.)?
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What
type of evaluation process will be used
(who will review the papers, how large
will the PC be)?
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How
will the proceedings be published?
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Workshop format
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What
will be the format for the workshop (e.g.,
paper presentations, breakout sessions,
panel-like discussions, combination
thereof)?
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Duration
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1 or 2
day?
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Workshop proposer(s)
background(s)
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Brief
bio of principal proposer(s) (Workshop
chair or co-chairs)
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List
of workshop organizers (name,
affiliation)
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Evaluation criteria
Proposals will be
evaluated based on the following criteria:
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Relevance
to requirements engineering and topics
targeted for RE'06
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Potential
for attracting sufficient number of
participants
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Experience
of proposer(s)
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All proposals
should be sent (in PDF format) to
Mikio Aoyama, the RE'06
Workshops Chair.
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