Following
the tradition of previous UML Conferences, UML 2004
will host a number of workshops. The workshops will
provide a collaborative forum for a group of (typically
15 to 30) participants to exchange recent or preliminary
results, to conduct intensive discussions on a particular
topic, or to coordinate efforts between representatives
of a technical community.
In
particular, each workshop should provide a balanced
distribution of its time for both, presentation of papers,
thus favouring the attendance of young researchers,
and discussion. We encourage prospective workshop organizers
to submit proposals for highly-interactive workshops
focusing on either in-depth analysis or broad-ranging
approaches to areas related to UML and modeling in general.
Topics in both research and/or applications are welcome.
The
duration of these workshops is one day and they will
be held on Monday (October 11) and Tuesday (October
12) at the Vila
Galé Ópera Hotel (for a map location
of Vila
Galé Ópera Hotel, click here).
Workshop
Committee
Chair:
| Ambrosio
Toval |
University
of Murcia, Spain |
Selection
Committee:
| Eric
Dubois |
Public
Research Centre Henri Tudor, Luxembourg |
| Jean
Michel Bruel |
University
of Pau, France |
| Juan
Hernández |
University
of Extremadura, Spain |
| Ivan
Porres |
Turku
Centre for Computer Science, Finland |
| Roel
Wieringa |
University
of Twente, The Netherlands |
Important
Dates
| Deadline
for Workshop Proposal submission: |
March
|
15,
2004 |
| Notification
of Workshop Proposal acceptance: |
April
|
19,
2004 |
Authors
of position papers need to be notified about acceptance
of their papers at least two weeks before early registration
deadline. Important dates for authors will be discussed
and agreed between the WC and the organizers of accepted
workshops.
Submissions
Proposals
should be submitted in electronic form. Postscript or
PDF formats are preferred. Paper and fax submissions
will not be accepted.
Proposals
should adhere to the guidelines,
and they should be submitted no later than March 15,
2004 to:
Ambrosio
Toval
UML 2004 Workshop Chair
University of Murcia, Spain
E-mail: atoval[at]um.es ("[at]" replaces
"@", to prevent spam)
Workshop
Reader
A
UML Workshop Reader is planned to be published. More
information will be given later.
