Third Workshop on Engineering Processes and Practices for Quantum Software (PPQS' 24)
Co-located with PROFES 2024, Estonia
Workshop Focus
Quantum Software Engineering (QSE) has emerged as a novel subfield within the broader discipline of Software Engineering (SE). It concentrates on the application of engineering processes and practices to effectively and efficiently design, develop, validate, and evolve quantum software (QSW) systems. While traditional SE processes and practices retain their relevance in the QSE context, they require adaptation to address the unique characteristics of quantum software.
The third edition of the Workshop on Engineering Processes and Practices for Quantum Software (PPQS'24) represents a forum to establish a vibrant community, fostering both academic research and industrial solutions centered on QSE principles and practices. This community is dedicated to advancing process-centric design, development, validation, deployment, and maintenance of quantum software systems and applications. The workshop invites high-quality, practical research contributions in various forms, such as empirical studies, industrial experience reports, and solution proposals, with a focus on process-centric QSE.
Types of Submissions
The workshop welcomes unpublished research studies both from academia and industry focused on engineering processes and practices for quantum software systems and applications.
Short Papers (06 pages): Work in progress, idea, or vision papers representing research at an early stage.
Regular Papers (12 pages): Research work at a mature or advanced stage with validated results or empirical findings.
Submitted papers must conform to the Springer LNCS author guidelines. All papers must be submitted in PDF format according to the submission procedure.
Submission Link: https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=profes2024
Important Dates (AoE zone)
Abstract Submission: 26 July, 2024
Paper Submission: 02 August, 2024
Notification: 30 August, 2024
Camera Ready Version: 13 September, 2024
Organisers
Aakash Ahmad, Lancaster University Leipzig, Germany
Muhammad Waseem, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland
Mahdi Fahmideh, University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Contcat: a.ahmad13-AT-lancaster.ac.uk