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The conference theme for ICCBSS 2005,
"Build and Conquer", emphasizes the importance
of relying on the use of existing components available in
the market instead of developing all functionalities oneself.
Currently the COTS market is growing due to the emerging
of new technologies such as service oriented computing,
web services and the increase demand for Open Source systems
and components.
ICCBSS committee solicits proposals
for tutorial sessions. A tutorial is an instructional program
that presents new information to the attendance efficiently
and provides practice exercises or example based on that
information. It should be orgnanized to teach an entire
concept, be self-paced, accommodate a variety of users,
and can involve some questioning, debating, and options
for review. Summaries of the accepted tutorials will be
included in the conference proceedings, which will be published
in the Springer-Verlag
Lecture Notes in Computer Science series.
The following information is provided
to help you in tutorial submission and conference preparation.
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| 1. Proposal preparation |
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Proposals for tutorials consists
of a short abstract of 1 page maximum in length describing
the topic of the tutorial, must be written in English, and
must include a title, tutor's name and affiliation |
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Submitted proposals must
be in either MS Word or pdf format. |
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Proposals for tutorials must
be submitted electronically via the ICCBSS
conference submission tool by 13
August 2004. |
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| 2. Proposals
acceptance |
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Proposals will be evaluated
by the Tutorial Chair based on the criteria mentioned above. |
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Authors will be notified
of acceptance or rejection by e-mail and will be provided
with the reviewer comments by 17 September 2004. |
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| 3. Final submission |
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Authors of accepted tutorials
are requested to make modifications to the proposals submitted
according to the Tutorial Chair's comments and submit a final
version of the tutorial abstract electronically via the ICCBSS
conference submission tool no later than 29
October 2004. |
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A Copyright
release form must be faxed to Dan Port at +1 (808) 956-9889
no later than 29 October 2004. |
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| 4. Presentation
material submission |
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The final tutorial presentation
should be organized in order to fit 210 minutes (3 hours and
30 minutes), including questions. |
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Presentations slides should
be designed using MS PowerPoint 98 and above and use standard
fonts. |
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Make sure you follow your
submitted abstract and keep your audience in mind when developing
your presentation. |
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Your presentation should
be educationally focused - sales pitches are not appropriate.
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Presentations should not
include proprietary materials that cannot be distributed to
the general public. |
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Final presentations material
must be submitted also via the ICCBSS
conference submission tool by 17
December 2004 in order to be reproduced as handouts,
included in the Conference CD as pdf and be preloaded for
presentations at the Conference. |
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| NOTE: It is
our intent to post presentations and conference summaries on the
ICCBSS website. Submission of final tutorials abstracts and presentation
slides will be considered as permission to the organizers to print
and distribute them at the conference, enclose them in the Conference
CD, and post the materials on the conference website. |
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