International Conference on Software and Computer Engineering (ICSCE2014)

The International Conference on Software and Computer Engineering (ICSCE2014) is dedicated to the latest research and results of scientists related to Software and Computer Engineering.

The International Conference on Software and Computer Engineering (ICSCE2014) covers topics such as:

• Artificial Intelligence
• AI and Knowledge based software engineering
• Business Process Reengineering & Science
• Aspect-orientation and feature interaction
• Component-Based Software Engineering
• Communication Systems and Networks
• Computer Animation and Design Contents
• Computer & Software Engineering
• Computer supported cooperative work
• Computer Game Development, User Modeling and Management
• Data Mining and Knowledge Recovery
• Cost Modeling and Analysis
• Design Patterns and Frameworks
• Design & Process Engineering & Science
• Economic and Financial Systems
• Distributed Intelligent Systems
• End user software engineering
• Empirical software engineering
• Engineering of embedded and real-time software
• Engineering of distributed/parallel SW systems
• Formal Methods and Tools
• Engineering secure software
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Healthcare Engineering
• Information Systems Engineering
• Information Management Systems, MIS
• Middleware Design Techniques
• Internet and information systems development
• Modeling with UML
• Mobile/Wireless Computing
• Parallel and Distributed Computing
• Object-Oriented Technology
• Process Management & Improvement
• Patterns and frameworks
• Programming languages
• Program comprehension and visualization
• Reliability Modeling and Analysis
• Reengineering, Reverse Engineering
• Reverse engineering and maintenance
• Requirements Engineering
• Software Agent Technology
• Safety and Security Critical Software
• Software components and reuse
• Software architecture and design
• Software economics and metrics
• Software dependability, safety and reliability
• Software policy and ethics
• Software engineering for mobile, ubiquitous and pervasive systems
• Software processes and workflows
• Software Process Models
• Software Reuse and Metrics
• Software requirements engineering
• Software tools and development environments
• Software testing and analysis
• Technology Transfer
• SW Configuration management and deployment
• Theory and formal methods
• Telecommunications
• Virtual Reality and Computer Graphics
• Use Cases and Scenarios
• Web Engineering, Web-Based Applications
• Visual and Multimedia Computing