Software engineering in East and South Europe (SEESE'08)
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East and South European countries are going through a process of intensive changes and ICT plays an important role in supporting these changes. Most of the East and South European countries have a tradition of high quality education, in particular in natural and traditional technical sciences and thus have a good potential to take the new challenges. Today there is a strong need for advances and excellence in Software Engineering education and research, which are crucial for effective development of software industry in the region.
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May 2008
214 pages
ISBN:9781605580791
DOI:10.1145/1370175
- General Chair:
- Wilhelm Schäfer,
- Program Chairs:
- Matthew B. Dwyer,
- Volker Gruhn
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