COMPSAC Symposia
COMPSAC 2018 is organized as a tightly integrated union of symposia, each of which will focus on technical aspects related to the ”smart” theme of the conference. Please visit the symposia pages below for more information, and submit your papers directly to the symposia through the submission link. If you wish to propose a new symposium that is not included on this list, please contact Sorel Reisman, Standing Committee Chair, at sreisman@calstate.edu.
Deadlines and due dates are available on the Important Dates page.
Paper templates and additional information for authors is available on the Information for Authors page.
New technologies are enabling more researchers and practitioners to explore innovative ways to use computer technologies to manage and enhance the teaching and learning experience.
CAP is uniquely positioned within COMPSAC to address relevant topics related to the conception, design, deployment and utilization of a variety of architectures and platforms – from mobile to networked data centers.
DSAT uniquely positions itself as a forum for both researchers and practitioners in Big Data as it relates to data sciences, data analytics, associated technologies, and more.
EATA seeks discussions of emerging technologies from the point of view of service and application architecture, as well as service innovations and their deployment in communities.
We welcome papers with emphasis on one or both topics of human-centric computing and social computing.
ITiP focuses on diverse elements necessary to successfully architect, design, engineer, configure and field a range of IT applications in several domains and application-oriented research outcomes.
MOWU invites both researchers and practitioners to present their recent results, findings, and achievements in all components of the pervasive ubiquitous environments.
NCIW symposium provides a forum to share the latest innovations on Internet technologies and applications.
SEPT is aimed to primarily cover the security, privacy, and trust aspects of software technologies and applications.
SETA seeks papers on software engineering technology, including but not limited to empirical and theoretical work on software engineering, conventional software engineering and also work on emerging topics.