Introduction
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Among computer science and software engineering activities, software testing is a perfect candidate for the union of academic and industrial minds. TAIC PART is a unique event that strives to combine the important aspects of a software testing conference, workshop, and retreat. TAIC PART brings together industrialists and academics in an environment that promotes meaningful collaboration on the challenges of software testing. TAIC PART is sponsored by representatives from both industry and academia. The conference brings together software developers, end users, and academic researchers who work on both the theory and practice of software testing. TAIC PART features an international program committee that will fairly evaluate the submitted papers and write three or more high quality, detailed reviews. The accepted papers will be published with ISBN by the IEEE Computer Society and they will appear in the IEEE digital library. A special section of Information and Software Technology will also feature revisions of selected papers. Finally, TAIC PART boasts keynote addresses, networking opportunities, and social events. TAIC PART 2008 is the third conference in a series of highly successful events. Take a look and discover what happened at TAIC PART 2007 and TAIC PART 2006. Please consider the submission of a paper to the 2008 edition of the conference so that you can participate in the tradition of a premier software testing conference. |
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TAIC PART Rated 'Outstanding'
TAIC PART 2006 was assessed outstanding and internationally leading in all categories by the EPSRC, who provided significant funding to hold the event. The criteria included research quality, planning and practice, scientific impact, communication of output and benefits to society. We anticipate that EPSRC will also conclude that TAIC PART 2007 was an exceptional conference and we invite you to participate in TAIC PART 2008.
Conference Venue
The conference will be held at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor, UK, August 29-31, 2008. Cumberland lodge is a former royal residence given to the nation in 1946 by the late Queen Mother. It is an ideal setting for a productive and enjoyable conference, providing world-class conference facilities in an ideal location that resonates with centuries of historical significance, dating back to the mid 17th century. Set in the heart of Windsor Great Park, yet only 27 miles from London and a short distance from Heathrow, it is perfectly placed for visitors from home and abroad. Food and domestic standards are very high and the atmosphere is that of a friendly country house.
Conference Chair
Marc Roper University of StrathclydeProgram Co-Chairs
| Leonardo Botacci University of Hull | Gregory M. Kapfhammer Allegheny College |
Information Systems Chair
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