IEEE International Symposium on Software Crowdsourcing (ISSC 2016)
When : 2016-03-29
Where : Oxford, UK
Submission Deadline : 2016-01-05
Categories : Software Engineering & Security , Education
IEEE International Symposium on Software Crowdsourcing (ISSC 2016)
March 29-April 1, 2016
Oxford, UK
Call For Papers
Large-scale software ecosystems, such as cloud-based global online service systems and metropolitan-wide cyber-physical systems, exhibit unprecedented complexity, variability, and uncertainty. To tackle the challenges that arise from the practices of engineering these social-technical systems, we need new software models and development methodologies to build and maintain sustainable and active software ecosystems. Recently, crowdsourcing has shown to be a viable and promising approach to enable bootstrapping and orchestration of software ecosystems at social scales. Through software crowdsourcing, software companies can seek funding support, market products to a wider range of customers, leverage the collective intelligence of developer communities to deliver high quality and innovative software products with lower cost.
Topics
Software Crowdsourcing Process and MethodologyWorker behavior, ranking, evaluation, collaboration
Incentive scheme, game theory, competition models, stochastic models
System support for crowdsourcing
Quality Evaluation and Assurance for Software Crowdsourcing
Business cases, economics, strategies and governance for software ecosystems
Software ecosystem modeling
Software ecosystem practices and experience
Sustainability and Evolution of Software ecosystem
Market-specific domain engineering
Open source software ecosystems
Virtualized software enterprises
Industrial presentation on software crowdsourcing
Enterprise Crowdsourcing and Innovation
Education Crowdsourcing and MOOCs
eScience Crowdsourcing : citizen science and volunteer computing
Crowdsourcing platforms (system, architecture, machine learning, education)