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The Doctoral Symposium at the 30th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE’22) brings together Ph.D. students and academics working in all areas of requirements engineering.
Each student presents his or her research project and receives constructive feedback from a panel of senior internationally renowned researchers in requirements engineering. The doctoral symposium is run in a highly interactive and collegial workshop-like format.
The Doctoral Symposium is scheduled to be held on Monday, August 15, 2022 between 9am and 2pm UTC+0 (7pm to midnight local time in Melbourne, Australia).
The Doctoral Symposium is scheduled to be held on Monday, August 15, 2022 between 9am and 2pm UTC+0 (7pm to midnight local time in Melbourne, Australia).
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Accepted Papers
Submission Instructions
To apply as a student participant to the Doctoral Symposium, you need to submit by Thursday, April 22, 2022, a package consisting of two parts: the Doctoral Symposium Paper and a Recommendation Letter.
Part 1: Doctoral Symposium Paper
The Doctoral Symposium Paper describes your PhD research and how you are going to conduct it. The paper must be single-authored by you and should include:
The title of your research,
Your contact information (name, affiliation, postal address, personal webpage, and e-mail address),
An abstract in the style of an abstract for a regular paper,
A motivation justifying the importance of the research problem,
Research questions and hypotheses clearly formulating what you want to achieve, solve or demonstrate,
Technical challenges associated with the research questions,
A discussion of the state of the art showing what existing work your research builds upon, which existing solutions of the state of the art have been developed including an explanation why they do not solve the problem,
A section sketching your current and planned contributions, including technical and other aspects,
A discussion on the originality of your contributions stating how your results go beyond existing approaches,
A description of the research methods you will use including a strategy for evaluating your work to provide credible evidence of your results,
A description of the progress you made so far towards completing the research, and
A list of relevant accepted or published papers you have written if any.
The sections of your paper do not have to follow the outlined structure, but they must have similar content. If you are at a relatively early stage of your research, you might have some difficulty addressing all of the content requirements, but you should attempt to do so as well as you can. Your submission should contain no proprietary or confidential material and should cite no proprietary or confidential publications.
Your paper must be formatted according to the IEEE formatting instructions and must not exceed 6 pages, including all text, references, appendices, and figures.
Your paper must be formatted according to the IEEE formatting instructions and must not exceed 6 pages, including all text, references, appendices, and figures.
Part 2: Recommendation Letter
Ask your main or only dissertation advisor or supervisor for a letter of recommendation. This letter should include:
Your name,
An assessment of the current status of your dissertation research, and
The expected date for defending the dissertation.
The letter should be in PDF format and should be sent directly by your advisor or supervisor via e-mail to both RE’22 Doctoral Symposium Co-Chairs. This letter will be held confidential. The e-mail should have the subject “RE22-DS- Recommendation” and your family name.
Send the email to leesw[at]ajou.ac.kr and nelly.bencomo[at]durham.ac.uk
Call for Participation
The Doctoral Symposium welcomes any Ph.D. student who has already settled on a dissertation topic in the Requirements Engineering area and whose Ph.D. research will benefit from external feedback. Such a student is typically in the first half of the research towards the Ph.D. dissertation.
Evaluation Criteria
The Doctoral Symposium co-chairs will select participants using the following three criteria:
The quality and potential of the research and its relevance to Requirements Engineering, The quality of the Doctoral Symposium paper (see section Submission Instructions above), andThe stage of the research and its suitability for the Doctoral Symposium.
The Doctoral Symposium papers of the selected participants will be published in the conference proceedings.
Doctoral Symposium Panel
The membership of the panel will be determined after we know who is planning to attend RE’22. But the Panel will consist of renowned senior people in the field who have experience supervising research.
Cost of Participation
Students who have been accepted to the Doctoral Symposium must register at regular student rates and must attend the Doctoral Symposium in person.
Important Dates AoE (UTC-12h)
| Mon 13 Jun 2022 Camera Ready Deadline |
| Fri 20 May 2022 Notification of Acceptance |
| Mon 2 May 2022 Full Submission |
Submission Link
