International Conference on Software Engineering
International Conference on Software Engineering | |
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Abbreviation | ICSE |
Discipline | software engineering |
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Publisher | ? |
History | 1975– |
Frequency | annual |
The International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE), is one of the largest annual software engineering conferences. It has an 'A*' rating in the Rankings of the Computing Research and Education Association of Australasia (CORE) and an 'A1' rating from the Brazilian ministry of education.[1] Furthermore, it is the software engineering conference with the highest Microsoft Academic field rating.[2] The first ICSE conference was in 1975 in Washington DC.[3]
List of Conferences
Past and future ICSE conferences include:[3]
Year | Conference | City | Country | General Chair(s) | Notes |
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2017 | ICSE 39 | Buenos Aires | Argentina | Sebastián Uchitel | |
2016 | ICSE 38 | Austin | USA | Laura K. Dillon | |
2015 | ICSE 37 | Florence | Italy | Antonia Bertolino | |
2014 | ICSE 36 | Hyderabad | India | Pankaj Jalote | |
2013 | ICSE 35 | San Francisco | USA | David Notkin | |
2012 | ICSE 34 | Zurich | Switzerland | Martin Glinz | |
2011 | ICSE 33 | Honolulu | USA | Richard Taylor | |
2010 | ICSE 32 | Cape Town | South Africa | ||
2009 | ICSE 31 | Vancouver | Canada | ||
2008 | ICSE 30 | Leipzig | Germany | ||
2007 | ICSE 29 | Minneapolis | USA | ||
2006 | ICSE 28 | Shanghai | China | ||
2005 | ICSE 27 | St. Louis | USA | ||
2004 | ICSE 26 | Edinburgh | UK | ||
2003 | ICSE 25 | Portland | USA | ||
2002 | ICSE 24 | Orlando | USA | ||
2001 | ICSE 23 | Toronto | Canada | ||
2000 | ICSE 22 | Limerick | Ireland | ||
1999 | ICSE 21 | Los Angeles | USA | ||
1998 | ICSE 20 | Kyoto | Japan | ||
1997 | ICSE 19 | Boston | USA | ||
1996 | ICSE 18 | Berlin | Germany | ||
1995 | ICSE 17 | Seattle | USA | ||
1994 | ICSE 16 | Sorrento | Italy | ||
1993 | ICSE 15 | Baltimore | USA | ||
1992 | ICSE 14 | Melbourne | Australia | ||
1991 | ICSE 13 | Austin | USA | ||
1990 | ICSE 12 | Nice | France | ||
1989 | ICSE 11 | Pittsburgh | USA | ||
1988 | ICSE 10 | Raffles City | Singapore | ||
1987 | ICSE 9 | Monterey | USA | ||
1985 | ICSE 8 | London | UK | ||
1984 | ICSE 7 | Orlando | USA | ||
1982 | ICSE 6 | Tokyo | Japan | ||
1981 | ICSE 5 | San Diego | USA | ||
1979 | ICSE 4 | Munich | Germany | Sponsors: ACM SIGSOFT, European Research Office (ERO), Gesellschaft für Informatik, and IEEE Computer Society. | |
1978 | ICSE 3 | Atlanta | USA | Sponsors: Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), IEEE Computer Society, and National Bureau of Standards. | |
1976 | ICSE 2 | San Francisco | USA | The conference was renamed to 2nd International Conference on Software Engineering and was sponsored by Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), IEEE Computer Society, and National Bureau of Standards. | |
1975 | NCSE 1 | Washington | USA | The first conference was called 1st National Conference on Software Engineering and was sponsored by National Bureau of Standards and IEEE Computer Society. |
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