While the methods and tools used to build software applications become
increasingly powerful and sophisticated, the complexity of the
problems we need to solve continues to rapidly grow. The Australian
Software Engineering Conference
(ASWEC 2006) will bring together researchers and practitioners to
discuss state-of-the-art software engineering techniques and tools that
can help successfully build highly complex software applications.
ASWEC 2006 will include:
a tutorial and workshop program covering topics such as
service-oriented architectures, model-driven development, agile methods
and enterprise integration.
keynotes
from Dr Linda Northrop (Software Engineering Institute in Pittsburgh,
USA), Dr Julian Edwards (Object
Consulting, Sydney), and Prof John Hosking (U. Auckland)
feature presentations from key industry thought leaders
presentations describing new research results and experience reports from industry projects.
ASWEC is Australasia's leading forum for the software engineering profession to exchange project experiences and
describe important new research results..
ASWEC was established in 1986, and attracts high quality contributions covering the whole spectrum
of software engineering research and practice. It provides an excellent
opportunity for interaction between software engineering researchers
and industry practitioners.
In 2006, the conference will be held at the Australian Technology Park in Sydney.
