The best way to view the program is to select the Program menu item above and then use filtering to select your day, track, room and so on. However the following provides some additional views. You select the stars to make a custom program for yourself

Second level floor map

Click here to see a pdf of our poster describing the 15 rooms we will use on the second floor. It indicates the tracks or topics in each room and has arrows pointing to the doors you should use. A large poster with this map will be displayed in the registration area too.

Day by day plan

Sunday-April 27 to Tuesday April 29

• 12 Co-located conferences (click here to see the list)

• 32 Workshops (click to see the list)

Sunday April 27

• Program link with filter for Sunday

• Poster for Sunday

Monday April 28

• Program link with filter for Monday

• Poster for Monday

Tuesday April 29

• Program link with filter for Tuesday

• Poster for Tuesday early

• Poster for Tuesday later

In addition to workshops and co-located conferences as above:

• Tutorial 1 (morning) Quantum Software Testing

• Tutorial 2 (afternoon) Social, Legal, Ethical, Empathetic and Cultural Requirements: from Elicitation to Verification

• Doctoral Symposium

• New Faculty Symposium

• Student Mentoring Workshop

• SWEBOK Summit

• Newcomer Reception 5:30-7:30

• BOF sessions and meetings 7-10

Wednesday April 30 to Friday May 2

Main conference in general (see below for details specific to each day):

• 9:30-10:30 Keynotes

• Panels

• Paper presentations from all main tracks (Research track, SEIP, SEIS, NIER, Journal First, Demos, Industry Challenge

• Technical briefings

• Special meetings during lunch periods

• Networking events during breaks and lunch periods)

Wednesday April 30 special events

• 8-8:45 a.m. Meditation with Laurie Williams

• 2-3:30 p.m. Awards and presentations by awardees: Harlan Mills award to Bashar Nusibeh; SIGSOFT Outstanding Research awarded to Martin Rinard; Most Infuential Paper N-10 award TBD. Plus various other awards.

• 7-10 p.m. Reception at the National Arts Centre

• Program link with filter for Wednesday

• Poster for Wednesday early

• Poster for Wednesday later

Thursday May 1 special events

• 7-8 a.m.: Early morning run

• 4-5:30 p.m. TCSE and SIGSOFT Town Hall

• 4-6 p.m. Soccer game

• 7-10 p.m.: Sit-down banquet at the Rogers Centre

• Program link with filter for Thursday

• Poster for Thursday early

• Poster for Thursday later

Friday May 2 special details

• Program link with filter for Friday

• Poster for Friday

Saturday May 3

• Additional workshops
• Symposium on Software Engineering in the Global South (SEiGS)

• Program link with filter for Saturday

• Poster for Saturday

Sunday May 4

• The only event on Sunday is the second day of the AIware Bootcamp on the UOttawa campus, FSS 2005.

Colocated conferences

These run in parallel with workshops and certain other events from Sunday to Tuesday.

Sun Apr 27 (one day). Both of these had been two-days but were shortened.

• ICSR (Software Reuse)
• MOBILESoft (Mobile SE and Systems)

Sun Apr 27+Mon Apr 28 (two days)

• CAIN (SE for Artificial Intelligence)
• ICPC (Program Comprehension)
• CHASE (Cooperative and Human Aspects of SE)
• TechDebt (Technical Debt)
• FormalISE (Formal Methods)
• Forge (AI Foundation Models)

Mon Apr 28+Tue Apr 29 (two days)

• SEAMS (Adaptive and Self-Managing Systems)
• CSEE&T (Software Engineering Education)
• MSR (Mining Software Repositories)
• AST (Automation of Software Test)

Daily schedule

7-8 on Thursday: ICSE run

8 a.m. Registration opens (7:30 on Wednesday)

9-10:30 session 1 (Mon-Wed+Sat parallel sessions; Wed-Fri Announcements and keynotes)

10:30-11 break

11-12:30 Session 2 (about 12 parallel sessions)

12:30-14:00 lunch. Includes various special lunchtime evnts.

14:00-15:30 Session 3 (about 12 parallel sessions most days)

15:30-16:00 break

16:00-17:30 Session 4 (about 12 parallel sessions most days)

19:00 Evening events some days (including Wed reception; Thu banquet)