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The Sound of Data: Make Great Software!
Dr. Thomas Zimmermann Senior Researcher, Research in Software Engineering (RiSE) Microsoft Research, USA (Monday, August 1, 2016) [more...][slides]
Networks of ‘Things’
Dr. Jeffrey Voas Computer Scientist National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA (Monday, August 1, 2016) [more...][slides]
Automated Software Transplantation
Professor Mark Harman Director, CREST Center Head, Software Systems Engineering Group University College London, UK (Tuesday, August 2, 2016) [more...][slides]
Cross-disciplinary Modeling - the Good, the Bad, and
the Ugly Professor Gerti Kappel Head, Business Informatics Group Vienna University of Technology, Austria (Tuesday, August 2, 2016) [more...][slides]
New Threat Models for Cryptography
Professor Bart Preneel Head, COSIC Research Group Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium (Wednesday, August 3, 2016) [more...][slides]
Even the Very Wise Cannot See All Ends: Many Facets
of the Test Oracle Problem Professor T.H. Tse The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong (Wednesday, August 3, 2016) [more...][slides]
Software Reliability Engineering Practice in the
Development of Embedded RTOS Dr. Wei Han Software Chief Researcher The Aeronautic Computing Technique Institute of Aviation Industries of China (AVIC), China [more...][slides]
Towards Cyber-Physical-Social Systems – Towards a
New Paradigm for Elastic Distributed Systems Professor Schahram Dustdar Head, Distributed Systems Group Vienna University of Technology, Austria [more...][slides]
Achieving Defensive Asymmetrical Advantage via Technical,
Policy, and Organizational Means Dr. Paul Nielsen, Director, CMU/SEI Mr. Bob Cowles, former CISO, SLAC Accelerator National Lab Dr. George Sharkov, Coordinator, Cybersecurity for the Bulgarian Government Dr. Rolf Reinema, Head, IT-Security, Siemens [more...] [slides-1] [slides-2] [slides-3] [slides-4] |
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In
2015, the SERE conference (IEEE International Conference on Software
Security and Reliability) and the QSIC conference (IEEE International Conference
on Quality Software) were combined into a single conference, QRS, with Q representing
Quality, R for Reliability, and S for Security, sponsored by the IEEE Reliability
Society. This conference provides engineers and scientists from both industry and
academia a platform to present their ongoing work, relate their research outcomes and
experiences, and discuss the best and most efficient techniques for the development of
reliable, secure, and trustworthy systems. It also represents an excellent opportunity
for the academic community to become more aware of subject areas critical to the
software industry as practitioners bring their needs to the table. The 2016 QRS
conference will be held from August 1st to 3rd in Vienna, Austria.
Topic of Interest
Reliability, Security, Availability,
and Safety of Software Systems
Software Testing, Verification and
Validation
Program Debugging and Comprehension
Information and Software Assurance
Fault Tolerance for Software Reliability
Improvement
Modeling, Prediction, Simulation, and
Evaluation
Metrics, Measurements, and Analysis
Secure and Reliable Storage
Software Penetration and Protection
Software Vulnerabilities
Formal Methods
Malware Detection and Analysis
Intrusion Detection and Prevention
Operating System Security and Reliability
Mobile and Smartphone Applications
Internet of Things and Cloud Computing
Information and Knowledge Management
Benchmark, tools, and Empirical Studies
