35th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE 2013)
The proceedings of ICSE 2013 are available in the digital library.
Check out ICSE 2013 at a Glance, watch our Teaser videos, and see the ICSE 2013 Press Release!
50,000 or more people will be participating in the 102nd Bay to Breakers run on Sunday morning at 7 a.m., May 19, 2013; race starting line is outside the Hyatt Regency Embarcadero hotel (ICSE Conference Hotel). For those people attending ICSE events on Sunday morning and not staying at the ICSE Conference hotel, plan for extra time to get to the hotel. Click here to find out more info on joining Team ICSE and starting the week with a great way to meet other ICSE attendees.
The International Conference on Software Engineering, ICSE, provides programs where researchers, practitioners, and educators present, discuss, and debate the most recent innovations, trends, experiences, and challenges in the field of software engineering. ICSE 2013, the 35th in the conference series, encourages contributors from academia, industry, and government to share leading-edge software engineering ideas with inspirational leaders in the field. All events are at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco, right in the heart of the Embarcadero District, in view of the San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate bridge. Please join us for what promises to be a memorable ICSE!
San Francisco has only one drawback. 'Tis hard to leave. —Rudyard Kipling
Opportunities for professional engagement include workshops, tutorials, demonstrations, posters, exhibits, paper tracks on research, education and software engineering in practice, as well as a set of co-located events. Students, as the lifeblood of the field, will be prominent at ICSE 2013 not only as contributors to the conventional opportunities, but also through the ACM Student Research Competition (SRC) and the worldwide Student Contest on Software Engineering (SCORE). The main conference (May 22-24) will have multiple tracks that intermix research, education, practice, demonstrations, posters, new and emerging ideas, and keynotes. Tutorials, workshops, and co-located events will be held before (May 18-21) and after (May 24-26) the main conference.
We invite you to browse this website early and often and to consider submitting to any (or all!) parts of the program, as well as to the co-located events.
We are pleased to announce our fantastic keynote speakers:
- Pamela Samuelson (University of California at Berkeley)
- Tony DeRose (Pixar Research Group)
- Linda Northrop (Software Engineering Institute - Carnegie Mellon)
If you would like to support ICSE please download the brochure. Organizations interested in supporting ICSE 2013 can become benefactors. We deeply appreciate our supporters' commitment to ICSE 2013 and encourage others to join them in ensuring that ICSE 2013 continues to be the preeminent forum for sharing innovations in the field.
We gratefully acknowledge the financial and professional support from the following organizations and professional societies:
