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IEEE STC 2014 Long Beach
Practical Solutions from Software Experts

The 26th Annual IEEE Software Technology Conference

29 March – 3 April 2014
Westin Long Beach, Long Beach, California, USA

Attending STC 2014 Long Beach will provide both you and your organization with immediately usable insights and practical solutions from software technology professionals facing the same challenges you face as you strive to ensure your organization's success and your own professional growth.

Our theme this year is Meeting Real World Challenges through Software Technology.  As technologists and as citizens, we are faced with myriad challenges from defending national security, to ensuring the robustness of our critical infrastructure, to sustaining and enhancing large portfolios of legacy systems – all within ever tighter resources constraints.

Sign-up for new courses on Cloud and Security at STC (Saturday and Sunday)

• Course 1: Cloud Governance and Security - 29 March 2014, 8am-4pm Syllabus
• Course 2: Cloud Computing in the Business Environment - 30 March 2014, 8am-4pm Syllabus

Visit www.ieee-stc.org/registration.html to register for STC 2014.

STC 2014 topics:

• Engineering Software Intensive Systems-of-Systems
• Software Resiliency
• Software Engineering Processes, Including Process Improvement and Quality Management
• Software Product Lifecycle Management, including Configuration Management (CM)
• Software Sustainment
• Cloud Computing
• Big Data
• Data Mining and Business Intelligence
• Service Oriented Architectures
• Enterprise Software Engineering
• Agile Development Methods
• Open Source
• Modeling and Simulation
• Software Architecture and Architectural Frameworks
• Requirements Management
• Model-Based Software Engineering
• Verification, Validation, and Testing
• Data Management
• Software Risk Management
• Software Reliability
• Cybersecurity Issues and Approaches for Complex Systems
• Software Assurance
• Software Engineering Competency, Education and Training
• Program/Project Management for Complex Software Intensive Systems
• Software Acquisition
• Technology Transfer Between Academia and Industry
• Research in Software Engineering
• Software in the context of:
  • Autonomous Systems
  • Mobile Applications
  • Energy Management and Sustainability, including Renewable Energy
  • Space and Communications Systems
  • Medical Systems
  • Gaming and Entertainment Systems
  • Transportation Systems
  • Sensors Integration and Application for a Net-centric Environment
  • Disaster response
  • Information Technology Systems
  • Large-Scale Systems Integration