We invite Panels on topics relevant to today's topics of interest in software reliability, Internet security, Testing and Reliability of Network based Software Services, etc. The panel proposal must contain:

The International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering (ISSRE) is pleased to solicit student papers for the ISSRE'2003 student program. The program was created in 1999 to encourage students' participation to ISSRE.  Since then, over 60 students from degree granting institutions in Europe, US and Asia participated in the program. All degree candidates are eligible for student paper submission, but only full time students will be considered for travel grants.  A travel grant ranging from $300 to $700 will be awarded to meritorious students. The travel grant is intended to cover travel expenses and student registration expenses up to the specified limits. For this year, Microsoft, IBM, and Sun Microsystems have agreed to sponsor the program. Sponsorships from other organizations are invited. Please contact one of the Student Paper chairs - Katerina Goseva-Popstojanova  or Allen Nikora - for more details about sponsorships.

Student paper can be on any topic of interest to ISSRE. Student papers, written in English, should not exceed 4 single-column one-and-half spaced pages. If the two-column camera-ready format is used, it should not exceed 2 camera-ready pages. The paper should be submitted electronically, either in postscript or PDF format. Submissions must be unpublished and must not have been submitted for publication elsewhere (including regular papers submitted to ISSRE'2003). The student must be the first author of the paper. To submit a paper, please go to the submission page. Please do not forget to choose "Student papers" as submission type.

The recipients of the student travel award will be required to submit a camera-ready short paper, which will be included in the supplemental conference proceedings, present their work in a short talk and as a poster during the conference. Further details will be provided upon the acceptance of the student paper.

A FastAbstract is a lightly reviewed, TWO PAGE technical article that is published and includes a short talk at the conference. The goal is to promote current work, research, practices, opinions, experiences, and issues. This is an early communication of technical work and does not always require completed results like that of a journal publication. Accepted contributions are published in a digest form in addition to being web published. The history and the genesis of Fast Abstracts and past archives can be found at http://www.chillarege.com/fastabstracts.