More details will become available as the program develops. The following is a brief outline:
Day by day plan
Monday-April 27 to Tuesday April 29
- 12 Co-located conferences (see below)
- 32 Workshops (click here for a list)
Tuesday April 29
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
Wednesday April 30 to Friday May 2
Main conference: Keynotes, Panels, Paper presentations from all main tracks (Research track, SEIP, SEIS, NIER, Journal First, Demos, Industry Challenge, Technical Briefings, Awards presentations, with special meetings at lunches)
Wednesday evening April 30
Reception at the National Arts Centre
Thursday evening May 1
Sit-down banquet at the Shaw Centre
Saturday May 3
Colocated conferences
These run in parallel with workshops and certain other events from Sunday to Tuesday.
Sun Apr 27+Mon Apr 28
- CAIN (SE for Artificial Intelligence)
- ICPC (Program Comprehension)
- CHASE (Cooperative and Human Aspects of SE)
- TechDebt (Technical Debt)
- FormalISE (Formal Methods)
- ICSR (Software Reuse)
- Forge (AI Foundation Models)
- MOBILESoft (Mobile SE and Systems)
Mon Apr 28+Tue Apr 29
- 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
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
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 (Wed reception; Thu banquet)