Industry Challenge TrackICSE 2025

Call for Industry Solution Papers

List of Accepted Challenges:

1. A Configuration-driven Simplified Pipeline Scheduler

2. LLM-Based Security Issue-Oriented Code Review: Detection, Explanation, and Repair

3. Improving OSS vulnerability data quality

4. Leveraging LLM to Improve Differential Analysis in Detecting the Vulnerability-introducing Commits and Vulnerability-fixing Commits

5. Test Input and Oracle Data Generation for Unit Test Case

6. High-Quality Fuzz Driver Generation Based on Precise Context Analysis

7. Mitigation and Prevention of Data Contamination for Code-based LLM Evaluation Datasets

8. Exploring Large Language Models for Analyzing Open Source License Conflicts: How Far Are We?

The Industry Challenge Track is the premier venue for practitioners and researchers to present industry challenges in the software engineering domain, and their associated solutions. The community is expected to discuss insights, innovations, and solutions to software engineering challenges in practice.

Given that addressing software engineering challenges in the industry relies on excellent software engineering research, the Industry Challenge Track provides a unique forum for networking, exchanging ideas, fostering innovations, and forging long-term collaborations to address such challenges from the industry. It is expected to become a prestigious forum for researchers and practitioners to meet and present industry-relevant research results in software engineering.

The Industry Challenge Track will welcome participants and speakers from both academic and industrial sectors, drawing together researchers and practitioners for discussions on research directions to address existing challenges. The track will be composed of invited talks, challenge presentations, paper (for solutions) presentations, and interactive sessions, all with a strong focus on software engineering industry challenges. Please note that the Industry Challenge Track uses a double-anonymous submission policy. We indeed consider it essential for challenge providers, solution proposers, and the organizations involved to be known, in order for reviewers to fully understand the industrial relevance and context.

Key dates:

• Submission of Solution Papers (insights, innovations, ideas, and potential solutions for the submitted challenges): Deadline 7 Nov, 2024, AOE
• Notification of Accepted Solution papers: 20 Dec 2024, AOE

  • Each paper is reviewed by outstanding members of our research community whose research has been proven relevant to the industry. The program committee will discuss accepted papers and provide awards to the distinguished papers and potential practical/feasible solutions.

  • Each award can amount to 1,000 ~ 5,000 euros.

• Present challenges and papers at ICSE 2025.

Submission of Solution Papers

Papers (solutions) must be submitted electronically through the ICSE 2024 Industry Challenge HotCRP submission site: https://icse25-industrychal.hotcrp.com/. All submissions must be in English.

For the solution submissions, authors are required to specify the title and the abstract of their papers, relevant research areas, the relevant challenge, and their conflict of interests. This information will be used to select qualified reviewers for each submission.

Submissions must conform to the IEEE conference proceedings template, specified in the IEEE Conference Proceedings Formatting Guidelines (title in 24pt font and full text in 10pt type, LaTeX users must use \documentclass[10pt,conference]{IEEEtran} without including the compsoc or compsocconf options).

Submissions must not exceed 10 pages (one additional page for the camera-ready version) for the main text, including all figures, tables, and appendices. Up to two additional pages containing ONLY references are permitted. All submissions must be anonymous and provide the requirements specified by the relevant challenge. Submissions that do not adhere to these limits or that violate the formatting guidelines will be desk-rejected without review.

The authors are strongly encouraged to use the HotCRP format checker on their submissions. Note that the format checker is not perfect. In particular, it can complain about small fonts in figures, footnotes, or references. As long as the main text follows the requested format, and the figures are readable, the paper will not be rejected for format violations. If you have any concerns, please contact the program chairs.