The second workshop on Joining AcadeMiA and Industry Contributions to
Test Automation and Model-based Testing, JAMAICA 2014
California, July 21st 2014 (parallel to ISSTA Conference)
In industry, testing activities now account for more than 50% of the
total software development effort. People strive to find solutions able
to reduce such costs without compromising the final quality. Key roles
in this situation are approaches that push industry toward better test
automation, to minimize manual, error-prone activities in test case
generation and execution.
The JAMAICA workshop intends to foster the discussion on the current
practices for automating and model-based testing activities among
academia and industry (such as automotive, avionics, and factory
automation). This should show the community what impact these activities
may have on the overall cost/quality trade-off and on the development cycle.
The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Model-based testing (MBT)
- Automatic testing in model-driven engineering & component-based
development
- Test automation or MBT in agile development
- Automatic or model-based testing for service-oriented & agent-oriented
methodologies
- Testing Tools and Open source platforms enabling test automation
- Strategies, methodologies and techniques for automatic generation and
execution of test cases
- Quality measures for test generation, especially in safety critical
systems
- Standards and accreditation related to test automation
- Cloud computing platforms for enabling test execution in distributed
environments, and testing of distributed systems
- Domain Specific Languages and solutions for test automation and MBT
- Success- or failure-stories about practical experiences and issues in
the development, operation and maintenance of industrial testing
environments
Submission Guidelines
JAMAICA is seeking two kinds of submissions: regular and short papers.
Regular papers are up to 6 double-column pages, describing fully
accomplished work in industry or research. Short Papers are up to 3
double-column pages, describing work in industry or research that has
not yet produced the results required for a regular paper, but that
deserves to be shared with the community at an early stage due to its
novelty and potential impact.
All papers must contain original, unpublished work and will be accepted
and included in the workshop program and proceedings according to the
following criteria: relevance of the addressed topic to the scope of the
workshop; novelty of the proposed contribution; technical relevance and
practicality of presented ideas; relevance of case studies and of
results for the industrial community; writing and presentation accuracy
and style.
Papers will be accepted only by electronic submission through the
EasyChair conference system:
https://www.easychair.org/
Submitted papers must be in English, in PDF format and comply with the
ACM policies available at:
http://www.acm.org/
Submissions that do not adhere to these guidelines will be declined
without review; all others will be reviewed by an international program
committee.
Conference Proceedings
The workshop proceedings will be published by ACM. At the workshop, the
proceedings will be made digitally available.
Important Dates
Paper Submission Deadline: April 25th, 2014 (Midnight CET)
Notification of Acceptance: May 23rd, 2014
Camera-Ready Manuscript: June 6th, 2014
Workshop: July 21st, 2014 (Hilton San Jose, Bay Area, California)
Organizers
Christof Budnik, Siemens, USA
Gabriella Carrozza, SESM, Italy
David Farag?, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Baris G?ldali, s-lab Paderborn, Germany
Barath Kumar, inIT, Germany
Vittorio Manetti, SESM , Italy
Roberto Pietrantuono, UNINA, Italy
Stephan Wei?leder, Fraunhofer FOKUS, Germany
Program Committee
Alberto Avritzer, Siemens, USA Robert Binder, University of Illinois at
Chicago, USA
Tibor Cs?ndes, Ericsson, Hungary
Vladimir Entin, Omicron, Austria
Michael Felderer, University of Innsbruck, Austria
Michael Mlynarski, qualityminds, Germany
Thomas Santen, Microsoft Research, Germany
Sebastian Siegl, Friedrich-Alexander Universit?t, Germany
Marc-Florian Wendland, Fraunhofer Institut FOKUS, Germany
Sebastian Wieczorek, SAP, Germany
Peter Zimmerer, Siemens, Germany
Contact us
For any question please contact: David Farag?, farago@kit.edut
Test Automation and Model-based Testing, JAMAICA 2014
California, July 21st 2014 (parallel to ISSTA Conference)
In industry, testing activities now account for more than 50% of the
total software development effort. People strive to find solutions able
to reduce such costs without compromising the final quality. Key roles
in this situation are approaches that push industry toward better test
automation, to minimize manual, error-prone activities in test case
generation and execution.
The JAMAICA workshop intends to foster the discussion on the current
practices for automating and model-based testing activities among
academia and industry (such as automotive, avionics, and factory
automation). This should show the community what impact these activities
may have on the overall cost/quality trade-off and on the development cycle.
The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Model-based testing (MBT)
- Automatic testing in model-driven engineering & component-based
development
- Test automation or MBT in agile development
- Automatic or model-based testing for service-oriented & agent-oriented
methodologies
- Testing Tools and Open source platforms enabling test automation
- Strategies, methodologies and techniques for automatic generation and
execution of test cases
- Quality measures for test generation, especially in safety critical
systems
- Standards and accreditation related to test automation
- Cloud computing platforms for enabling test execution in distributed
environments, and testing of distributed systems
- Domain Specific Languages and solutions for test automation and MBT
- Success- or failure-stories about practical experiences and issues in
the development, operation and maintenance of industrial testing
environments
Submission Guidelines
JAMAICA is seeking two kinds of submissions: regular and short papers.
Regular papers are up to 6 double-column pages, describing fully
accomplished work in industry or research. Short Papers are up to 3
double-column pages, describing work in industry or research that has
not yet produced the results required for a regular paper, but that
deserves to be shared with the community at an early stage due to its
novelty and potential impact.
All papers must contain original, unpublished work and will be accepted
and included in the workshop program and proceedings according to the
following criteria: relevance of the addressed topic to the scope of the
workshop; novelty of the proposed contribution; technical relevance and
practicality of presented ideas; relevance of case studies and of
results for the industrial community; writing and presentation accuracy
and style.
Papers will be accepted only by electronic submission through the
EasyChair conference system:
https://www.easychair.org/
Submitted papers must be in English, in PDF format and comply with the
ACM policies available at:
http://www.acm.org/
Submissions that do not adhere to these guidelines will be declined
without review; all others will be reviewed by an international program
committee.
Conference Proceedings
The workshop proceedings will be published by ACM. At the workshop, the
proceedings will be made digitally available.
Important Dates
Paper Submission Deadline: April 25th, 2014 (Midnight CET)
Notification of Acceptance: May 23rd, 2014
Camera-Ready Manuscript: June 6th, 2014
Workshop: July 21st, 2014 (Hilton San Jose, Bay Area, California)
Organizers
Christof Budnik, Siemens, USA
Gabriella Carrozza, SESM, Italy
David Farag?, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
Baris G?ldali, s-lab Paderborn, Germany
Barath Kumar, inIT, Germany
Vittorio Manetti, SESM , Italy
Roberto Pietrantuono, UNINA, Italy
Stephan Wei?leder, Fraunhofer FOKUS, Germany
Program Committee
Alberto Avritzer, Siemens, USA Robert Binder, University of Illinois at
Chicago, USA
Tibor Cs?ndes, Ericsson, Hungary
Vladimir Entin, Omicron, Austria
Michael Felderer, University of Innsbruck, Austria
Michael Mlynarski, qualityminds, Germany
Thomas Santen, Microsoft Research, Germany
Sebastian Siegl, Friedrich-Alexander Universit?t, Germany
Marc-Florian Wendland, Fraunhofer Institut FOKUS, Germany
Sebastian Wieczorek, SAP, Germany
Peter Zimmerer, Siemens, Germany
Contact us
For any question please contact: David Farag?, farago@kit.edut
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