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International Conference on Software Engineering
AbbreviationICSE
Disciplinesoftware engineering
Publication details
PublisherACM and IEEE Computer Society
History1975–
Frequencyannual

The International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE), is one of the largest annual software engineering conferences. It has an 'A*' rating in the Rankings of the Computing Research and Education Association of Australasia (CORE) and an 'A1' rating from the Brazilian ministry of education.[1] Furthermore, it is the software engineering conference with the highest Microsoft Academic field rating.[2] The first ICSE conference was in 1975 in Washington DC.[3]

List of Conferences

Past and future ICSE conferences include:[3]

Year Conference City, Country General Chair(s) Notes
2018 ICSE 40 Gothenburg, Sweden Ivica Crnkovic
2017 ICSE 39 Buenos Aires, Argentina Sebastián Uchitel
2016 ICSE 38 Austin, USA Laura K. Dillon
2015 ICSE 37 Florence, Italy Antonia Bertolino
2014 ICSE 36 Hyderabad, India Pankaj Jalote
2013 ICSE 35 San Francisco, USA David Notkin
2012 ICSE 34 Zürich, Switzerland Martin Glinz
2011 ICSE 33 Honolulu Richard Taylor
2010 ICSE 32 Cape Town, South Africa Judith Bishop & Jeff Kramer
2009 ICSE 31 Vancouver, Canada Stephen Fickas
2008 ICSE 30 Leipzig, Germany Wilhelm Schäfer
2007 ICSE 29 Minneapolis, USA John Knight
2006 ICSE 28 Shanghai, China Leon Osterweil
2005 ICSE 27 St. Louis, USA Gruia-Catalin Roman
2004 ICSE 26 Edinburgh, UK Anthony Finkelstein
2003 ICSE 25 Portland, USA Lori Clarke
2002 ICSE 24 Orlando, USA Will Tracz
2001 ICSE 23 Toronto, Canada Hausi A. Müller
2000 ICSE 22 Limerick, Ireland Carlo Ghezzi
1999 ICSE 21 Los Angeles, USA Barry Boehm
1998 ICSE 20 Kyoto, Japan Koji Torii
1997 ICSE 19 Boston, USA W. Richards Adrion
1996 ICSE 18 Berlin, Germany Dieter Rombach [de]
1995 ICSE 17 Seattle, USA Dewayne Perry
1994 ICSE 16 Sorrento, Italy Bruno Fadini
1993 ICSE 15 Baltimore, USA Victor R. Basili
1992 ICSE 14 Melbourne, Australia Tony Montgomery
1991 ICSE 13 Austin, USA Les Belady
1990 ICSE 12 Nice, France François-Regis Valette
1989 ICSE 11 Pittsburgh, USA Larry Druffel
1988 ICSE 10 Raffles City, Singapore Tan Chin Nam
1987 ICSE 9 Monterey, USA William E. Riddle
1985 ICSE 8 London, UK Manny M. Lehman
1984 ICSE 7 Orlando, USA T. Straeter
1982 ICSE 6 Tokyo, Japan Yutaka Ohno, Koji Kobayashi, Raymond T. Yeh
1981 ICSE 5 San Diego, USA Seymour Jeffrey
1979 ICSE 4 Munich, Germany Friedrich (Fritz) L. Bauer Sponsors: ACM SIGSOFT, European Research Office (ERO), Gesellschaft für Informatik, and IEEE Computer Society.
1978 ICSE 3 Atlanta, USA [Maurice V. Wilkes Maurice V. Wilkes] Sponsors: Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), IEEE Computer Society, and National Bureau of Standards.
1976 ICSE 2 San Francisco, USA Raymond T. Yeh The conference was renamed to 2nd International Conference on Software Engineering and was sponsored by Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), IEEE Computer Society, and National Bureau of Standards.
1975 NCSE 1 [[Washington, D.C.|Washington], USA] Harlan Mills, Dennis Fife The first conference was called 1st National Conference on Software Engineering and was sponsored by National Bureau of Standards and IEEE Computer Society.

References

  1. ^ Conference Ranks
  2. ^ MSAR field ratings
  3. ^ a b History of ICSE Conferences
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