ISSSE 2023


The 16th International Summer School on Software Engineering

University of Salerno, Italy

June 12-15, 2023

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The 16th International Summer School on Software Engineering (ISSSE 2023) aims to provide a place to let Master's and fresh Ph.D. students get in touch with top Software Engineering scholars and the research they pursue. The school typically attracts Ph.D. students from all around the world.
This year ISSSE includes the 1st edition of the Engineering Machined Learning-Intensive IoT Systems (EMELIOT), and it is co-located with the 15th Seminar on Advanced Techniques & Tools for Software Evolution (SATToSE).
ISSSE attendees are invited to submit papers and presentation abstracts to these events.

EMELIOT is a thematic workshop on topics connected to the development, design, testing, maintenance, and evolution of complex IoT systems enabled by machine learning algorithms. EMELIOT seeks to foster discussion on the next advances and challenges concerning the software engineering aspects of machine learning-intensive IoT systems.
EMELIOT accepts presentation abstracts (max two pages) that are reviewed for relevance. The workshop does not have proceedings, but the contributions will be available on this website. Presentation abstracts can either be novel research results or results that have already been published or are ready to be submitted to a conference or a journal. Of particular interest are summaries that try to provoke discussion, initiate challenging new avenues, etc.

SATToSE hosts invited talks, paper presentations, and tutorials, fostering interactions among participants and stimulating lively debates and discussions around software evolution and maintenance. In particular, the first day of ISSSE overlaps with SATToSE. On this day, invited talks will alternate with SATToSE seminars. Find more information at http://sattose.org/2023.

Registration

Registration can be performed at the following link: https://forms.gle/c8dWiKFyAebkT4zC8

Registration Fee

In Presence
  • Full-week ticket (SATToSE + ISSSE + EMELIOT) — 4 days (June 12-15) — 350€
  • Only-SATToSE ticket — 3 days (June 12-14) — 300€
  • ISSSE+EMELIOT ticket — 3 days (June 13-15) — 300€

The in-presence tickets include access to the event sessions, training materials, coffee breaks, lunches, and the social dinner.

Remote
  • Remote Full-week ticket (SATToSE + ISSSE + EMELIOT) — 4 days (June 12-15) — 90€
  • Remote Only-SATToSE ticket — 3 days (June 12-14) — 75€
  • Remote ISSSE+EMELIOT ticket — 3 days (June 13-15) — 75€

The remote tickets only include access to the event sessions and training material.

Submission

Student Talks. Ph.D. and undergraduate/graduate students can submit a talk to EMELIOT or SATToSE.

You can find further information concerning submission to SATToSE at http://sattose.org/2023 and submit through Easychair.

To submit your talk to EMELIOT, please adhere to this latex style, two-column style (sample-2col.tex and ceurart.cls), which is also available on Overleaf, and submit using this Google Form.

Venue and Accommodation

ISSSE will be held at the University of Salerno's computer science department, located a few kilometers from Salerno at the junction of motorway intersections—more details at https://web.unisa.it/en/home.

The best way to reach the campus from abroad is first to go to Salerno. The nearest International Airport is Naples Capodichino (code NAP). You can take a bus (Alibus) from the airport to the central station in Naples and get off here for connections to Salerno through high-speed and traditional train services.

Frequent buses connect the city to the university. Specifically, buses number 7 and 17 ("Linea 7" and "Linea 17" in Italian) arrive at the university from the Salerno train station (Salerno FS).
More information on the bus route can be found on the main page of Busitalia.
A dedicated app, QuiBus Campania, is available for Android and iOS and allows rapid individuation of available routes. The app can be downloaded for Android or iOS (Italian language only!).

Salerno is located about 60 km south of Naples and is considered a gateway to the Amalfi Coast. It offers much, from a medieval city center that takes you back to its ancient and prestigious origins to a seafront with modern and avant-garde architecture.

Regarding accommodation, we recommend you use Booking. You can find possible solutions at the following link. Please modify the filters to match your needs.

Invited Lectures

Helena Holmström Olsson
Helena Holmström Olsson

Malmö University


More info

Mark Harman
Mark Harman

Meta & University College London


More info

Mairieli Wessel
Mairieli Wessel

Radboud University


More info

Preliminary Program

Date Time Event
12
Monday
June, 2023
Morning/Afternoon SATToSE, Seminar Talks
13
Tuesday
June, 2023
Morning Invited Speaker: Helena Holmström Olsson
SATToSE, Seminar Talks
Afternoon Invited Speaker: Alexander Serebrenik
SATToSE, Seminar Talks
Evening Social Dinner
14
Wednesday
June, 2023
Morning Invited Speaker: Mark Harman
Invited Speaker: Mairieli Wessel
15
Thursday
June, 2023
Morning Invited Speaker: Luciano Baresi
Invited Speaker: Massimiliano Di Penta
Afternoon EMELIOT

Contacts

Software Engineering Lab Salerno (SESA Lab): sesalab@unisa.it