California Software Symposium (CSS)
The annual California Software Symposium (CSS) brings together researchers and
practitioners to share ideas and experiences through presentations,
panel discussions, and debates. CSS provides a forum for both reporting
research
results and supporting interaction between academia and industry thereby
providing insight into the applicability and utility of research ideas in
commercial settings. Emphasis is on early dissemination of new ideas and
empirical evaluation and on experience with software techniques on actual
projects. This annual event provides a unique opportunity for industry
exposure to expertise, research, and lessons learned from a broad base of
participants.
The California Software Symposium is the descendant of the Irvine Software
Symposium (ISS). The symposium series is now co-sponsored by IRUS and
USC's
Center for Software Engineering (CSE).
CSS continues in the path established the
Irvine Software Symposium and features regional, national, and
international participation.
This one-day meeting features high quality peer reviewed papers and
presentations. A Program Committee, consisting of IRUS and CSE faculty, IRUS
sponsors, CSE affiliates, and other regional experts, meets to review papers,
presentations, and panel proposals, choose keynote and invited speakers,
plan the program, and provide direction.
A formal bound proceedings is published each year. Proceedings of previous
CSS and ISS have been distributed around the country and beyond, providing
excellent exposure.
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