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- Subject: [patterns-discussion] IEEE Software CfC
- Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 14:51:59 -0700
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IEEE Software is looking for articles, columns, and special issue proposals in your area
IEEE Software is a peer-reviewed professional magazine with a broad coverage of topics pertaining to software development. We are looking for practitioner-focused articles, columns, and special issue proposals in our coverage areas. Full articles (both standalone and published in special-issue sections) are peer-reviewed and are typically seven magazine pages long. Columns are reviewed by department editors only and are typically two pages long.
To browse through the tables of contents for the current and back issues, visit the magazine's web site at www.computer.org/software. Selected articles and columns are available freely on the magazine's web site. Free IEEE Software content is also regularly featured on Computer Society's Computing Now portal at www.computer.org/cn.
To suggest a guest-edited special issue, email your idea to the editor-in-chief at hakan.erdogmus AT computer.org, or contact an associate editor in your area and inquire about the special issue proposal process.
To gauge the suitability of an article that you are planning to submit to IEEE Software, you may send your abstract to one of the editors responsible for the area addressed in the article. If you are a first-time IEEE Software author, the following editorials will explain what we are looking for in articles, how the magazine differs from research journals, and how the review process works:
• Tips for Software Authors, available at http://www2.computer.org/portal/web/csdl/doi/10.1109/MS.2007.149
• How to Write a Good Technical Article, available at http://www2.computer.org/portal/web/csdl/doi/10.1109/MS.2002.10006
Our coverage areas and the responsible associate editors are:
• Software design and architecture -- contact Uwe Zdun (zdun AT infosys.tuwien.ac.at)
• Development tools, platforms, technologies, and frameworks -- contact Martin Robillard (martin AT cs.mcgill.ca)
• Development of distributed and enterprise software -- contact John Grundy (john-g AT cs.auckland.ac.nz)
• Empirical results in software engineering -- contact Forrest Shull (fshull AT fc-md.umd.edu)
• Software requirements engineering and management -- contact Ann Hickey (ahickey AT uccs.edu)
• Programming languages and paradigms -- contact Laurence Tratt (laurie AT tratt.net)
• Software processes and practices -- contact Frank Maurer (maurer AT cpsc.ucalgary.ca) or Maurizio Morisio (maurizio.morisio AT polito.it)
• Software quality, estimation, and measurement -- contact Annie Combelles (annie.combelles AT dnv.com) or Forrest Shull (fshull AT fc-md.umd.edu)
• Human and social aspects of software development -- Helen Sharp (H.C.Sharp AT open.ac.uk)
• Software project management -- contact John Favaro
(jfavaro AT gmail.com)
• Software economics -- contact John Favaro (jfavaro AT gmail.com) or Hakan Erdogmus (hakan.erdogmus AT computer.org)
• New computational paradigms and their implications for software development -- contact Hakan Erdogmus (hakan.erdogmus AT computer.org) or John Grundy (john-g AT cs.auckland.ac.nz)
• Software engineering training and education -- Maurizio Morisio (maurizio.morisio AT polito.it) or Hakan Erdogmus (hakan.erdogmus AT computer.org)
• All other topics -- contact Hakan Erdogmus
(hakan.erdogmus AT computer.org)
If you are in doubt about who should contact, you may write to the editor in chief at hakan.erdogmus AT computer.org.
To contribute to a column or a department, please contact directly the department editor:
• Requirements -- contact Neil Maiden
(n.a.m.maiden AT city.ac.uk)
• Career Development -- contact Philippe Kruchten
(kruchten AT ieee.org)
• On Architecture -- contact Grady Booch
(architecture AT booch.com)
• Voice of Evidence -- contact Forrest Shull
(fshull AT fc-md.umd.edu)
• Software Technology -- contact Christof Ebert (christof.ebert AT vector-consulting.de)
• Pragmatic Architect -- contact Frank Buschmann (frank.buschmann AT siemens.com)
• Design -- contact Rebecca Wirfs-Brock
(rebecca AT wirfs-brock.com)
• Tools of the Trade -- contact Diomidis Spinellis
(dds AT aueb.gr)
• User Centric -- contact Jeff Patton
(jpatton AT acm.org)
• Currents: Trends, People, Projects -- contact Dale Strok (dstrok AT computer.org)
• Viewpoints -- contact Hakan Erdogmus
(hakan.erdogmus AT computer.org)
• Bookshelf -- contact Art Sedighi
(sediga AT alum.rpi.edu)
More information is available at the author center of our web site: visit www.computer.org and click on Write for Software.
- [patterns-discussion] IEEE Software CfC, Linda Rising, 04/01/2009
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