List of accepted papers for Main Research Track

1. Empirical Analysis on Effectiveness of Source Code Metrics for Predicting Change-Proneness
Lov Kumar, Santanu Kumar Rath, Ashish Sureka

2. A Model-Based Approach to Systematic Reviews of Research Literature
Souvik Barat, Tony Clark, Balbir Barn, Vinay Kulkarni

3. An Exploratory Study for Predicting Maintenance Effort using Hybridized Techniques
Ruchika Malhotra, Kusum Lata

4. Software Engineering Aspects of Green and Sustainable Software: A Systematic Mapping Study
Marimuthu C, Chandrasekaran K

5. Understanding the Roles of the Manager in Agile Project Management
Yogeshwar Shastri, Rashina Hoda, Robert Amor

6. An Aspect Oriented Approach for Renarrating Web Content
Sai Gollapudi, Sridhar Chimalakonda, Venkatesh Choppella, Y Raghu Reddy

7. Do Software Reliability Prediction Models meet industrial perceptions?
Sanjay Joshi, Bharat Deshpande, Sasikumar Punnekkat

8. Empirical Assessment of Machine Learning Models for Effort Estimation of Web-based Applications
Shashank Mouli Satapathy, Santanu Kumar Rath

9. Actor Monitors for Adaptive Behaviour
Tony Clark, Vinay Kulkarni, Souvik Barat, Balbir Barn

10. An Approach to Mine Business Rule Intents from Domain-specific Documents
Abhidip Bhattacharyya, Pavan Kumar Chittimalli, Ravindra Naik

List of accepted papers for Main Research Track (Short Papers)

1. Ramp-up Journey of New Hires: Do strategic practices of software companies influence productivity?
Ayushi Rastogi, Suresh Thummalapenta, Thomas Zimmermann, Nachiappan Nagappan, Jacek Czerwonka

2. A study on Migrating Flash files to HTML5/JavaScript
Yogesh Maheshwari, Y. Raghu Reddy

3. Unsupervised Learning Based Approach for Plagiarism Detection in Programming Assignments
Jitendra Yasaswi Katta, Anil Chilupuri, Sri Kailash Gandebathula, Suresh Purini, C. V. Jawahar

4. Impact of Gamification on Code review process - An Experimental Study
Shivam Khandelwal, Sai Krishna, Y. Raghu Reddy

5. An approach for secure software update in Infotainment system
Kapilan Kulayan Arumugam Gandhi, Arumugam Chamundeswari

6. A new semantic equivalence for real-time processes
Puneet Bhateja

List of accepted papers for Mobile SE Track

1: Static Vulnerability Analysis for Secure Mobile Platforms
Dhinakar Kalyanasundaram and Meenakshi D'Souza

2: Dynamic Permissions based Android Malware Detection using Machine Learning Techniques
Arvind Mahindru and Paramvir Singh

List of accepted papers for Industry Track

1. Mitigating Browser-based DDoS Attacks using CORP
Akash Agrawall, Krishna Chaitanya Telikicherla, Arnav Kumar Agrawal, Venkatesh Choppella

2. Pragmatic Scrum Transformation: Challenges, Practices & Impacts during the Journey A case study in a multi-location legacy software product development team
Rajeev Kumar Gupta, Prabhulinga Manikreddy, Arya Kalathiparambil Chandramohanan Nair

3. Setting Realistic Think Times in Performance Testing: A Practitioner’s Approach
Raghu Ramakrishnan, Vandana Shrawan, Prabhpahul Singh

4. Predicting budget for Crowdsourced Software development Tasks
Kumar Abhinav, Alpana Dubey

5. Using Structured Text Source Code Metrics and Artificial Neural Networks to Predict Change Proneness at Code Tab and Program Organization Level
Lov Kumar, Ashish Sureka

6. Semi-Automated Information Extraction from Unstructured Threat Advisories
Roshni Ramnani, Shubhashis Sengupta, Annervaz K M, Karthik S

7. A Crowdsourcing Approach for Quality Enhancement of eLearning Systems
Lalit Mohan Sanagavarapu, Priya Raman, Venkatesh Choppella, Y. Raghu Reddy

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Submission for all the tracks is through Easychair. Paper submission for ISEC 2017 is now closed.

GENERAL CHAIR
Ravi Prakash Gorthi (Dept of CSE, LNMIIT, Jaipur)

PROGRAM CHAIRS, MAIN RESEARCH TRACK
Nenad Medvidovic (Dept of CS, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA)
Santonu Sarkar (Dept of CSIS, BITS Pilani – K.K.Birla Goa Campus)

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Scope (Main Research Track) We invite technical papers describing original and unpublished results of foundational, theoretical, empirical, and applied software engineering research. The goal of the conference is to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners from both academia and industry to meet and share problems, experiences, and cutting-edge advancements in the field of software engineering. Submissions are invited in all areas of software engineering, including but not limited to the following:

Areas of Interest

Autonomic and (self-)adaptive systems	Engineering non-functional requirements
Big data software engineering	Program analysis and testing
Software for Cloud based systems	Program comprehension and visualization
Cooperative, distributed, and collaborative software engineering	Programming, specification, and modeling languages
Debugging, fault localization, and repair	Recommendation systems and analytics
Embedded, wearables, and cyber physical systems	Scalable, distributed software engineering
End-user software engineering	Search-based software engineering
Formal methods, verification, and synthesis	Security, privacy, and trust
Green and sustainable technologies	Software economics, management, and metrics
Human factors and social aspects of software engineering	Software evolution and maintenance
Methodologies and measures for empirical software engineering	Software architecture, modeling, design, and reuse
Middleware, frameworks, and APIs	Software product lines
Mining software engineering repositories	Software testing
Mobile and Web applications	Tools and environments
Distributed and concurrent systems	Ubiquitous/pervasive software systems
Requirements engineering

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Submissions should contain original research and sufficient detail to assess the merits and relevance of the contribution. This year, we invite research papers submissions under two categories: Regular papers and Short papers.

1. Regular papers should not exceed 11 pages, 10 pages for the main text (including figures, appendix etc.) and 1 page for references in standard ACM format.
2. Short papers should not exceed 5 pages, incl. references in standard ACM format.

Regular paper submissions are expected to contain in-depth description of the new ideas along with detailed evaluation. Short papers may contain, for example, new interesting ideas which may not be evaluated extensively, tool descriptions or case studies. Please note that the papers will be accepted or rejected in the category in which they were submitted; there will be no "demotions" from a Regular to a Short paper.

Submission site: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isec2017
(Select “isec2017” option)
For any queries, please write to: pc@isec2017.in

Important Dates

	Abstracts Due	Sep 11, 2016 Sep 30, 2016
	Full Papers Submission	Sep 18, 2016Sep 30, 2016
	Notification of Acceptance	Nov 08, 2016 Nov 18, 2016
	Camera Ready Copy Due	Dec 07, 2016

Accepted papers will be published in the ACM Digital Library.
Warning: It is ACM’s policy to forbid double submissions, where the same paper is submitted to more than one conference/journal concurrently. Any double submissions detected will be immediately rejected from all conferences/journals involved.

For any queries, please write to: pc@isec2017.in

Download the pdf version of CFP from here

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Submission for all the tracks is through Easychair. Paper submission for ISEC 2017 is now closed.

GENERAL CHAIR
Ravi Prakash Gorthi (Dept of CSE, LNMIIT, Jaipur)

PROGRAM CHAIRS, INDUSTRY TRACK
Vinay Kulkarni (TCS Research, Pune)
Atul Kumar (IBM Research – India, Bangalore)

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Scope (Industry Track)

Industry track aims to bring together industrial and research professionals of software engineering, who are eager to share and brainstorm on potential developments of common interest. This half day session will be composed of invited speeches, paper presentations and discussions with a strong focus on application of software engineering principles in practice and their impact on quality of code and ease of maintenance, time, cost, etc.

We are seeking following types of submissions:

1. Experience Based Reports and Case Study Papers: each paper should discuss the context of a problem of practical importance and provide plausible solutions. The innovativeness of the solution, the methodology and overall assessment of benefits, risks and other lessons learned need to be addressed. We invite both short papers (limited to 4 pages) and full papers (minimum 7 to maximum 10 pages).
2. Talk Proposals: This type of submission is only open to practitioners. We solicit talks on topics that are relevant and of interest to both industrial and academic attendees. Examples of talks include, but are not limited to: software development in startups, post mortem of software projects, forgotten research topics that are still relevant to industry, new challenges in software engineering because of growth of technologies such as “Internet of Things”, “Big Data” etc. that need help from research.
3. Posters: Poster submissions should describe recently completed work, highly relevant results of work in progress, or successful systems and applications. Poster presentations are intended to enhance informal interactions with the conference participants, at the same time allowing for in-depth discussion. Posters do not need to show final research results in detail. Work that might lead to new interesting developments is welcome.

Submission Details for the Industry Track:

Submissions must adhere to the ISEC 2017 submission and formatting instructions and can be made to the email-id provided below. At least one author on the submissions needs to be from industry.

1. Case study and experience reports - Paper submissions must be original (not published or under review elsewhere), include the title of the submission, the name and affiliation of each author, and up to 150-words abstract. These papers should not exceed 4 pages (for short papers) and 6 ~ 9 pages for the main text (including figures, appendix etc) and 1 page for references (for full papers) in standard ACM format. . Short papers should not exceed 4 pages.
2. Talk Proposals - Talk proposals will be reviewed in two phases. For the first phase, the proposal should include a title, "talk description", which describes what the talk will be about, highlighting its key points and the reasons why it is interesting to ISEC attendees (500 words). Submissions should include a speaker biography and history, and can include supporting materials such as white papers or videos. Each accepted talk will be offered one page for an "Extended Abstract" in the ISEC proceedings. The target audience of this document are the attendees of the conference and the readers of the proceedings.
3. Posters - The submission must be in the form of a two-page short paper describing problem(s), proposed approach(es) to solve the problem(s) and results if any. Authors of accepted posters need to prepare posters for displaying at the conference. Final posters should be in portrait format with approximately A0 size dimensions.

Submission site: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isec2017
(Select “Industry Track” option)
For any queries, please write to: industry_track@isec2017.in

Important Dates

	Abstracts Due	Sep 11, 2016September 30, 2016
	Full Papers Submission	Sep 18, 2016 September 30, 2016
	Notification of Acceptance	Nov 08, 2016 November 18, 2016
	Posters due	Nov 20, 2016
	Notification of Poster Acceptance	Dec 01, 2016
	Camera Ready Copy Due	Dec 07, 2016

Accepted papers will be published in the ACM Digital Library.
Warning: It is ACM’s policy to forbid double submissions, where the same paper is submitted to more than one conference/journal concurrently. Any double submissions detected will be immediately rejected from all conferences/journals involved.

For any queries, please write to: pc@isec2017.in
Download the pdf version of CFP from here

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Submission for all the tracks is through Easychair. Paper submission for ISEC 2017 is now closed.

GENERAL CHAIR
Ravi Prakash Gorthi (Dept of CSE, LNMIIT, Jaipur)

PROGRAM CHAIRS, INDUSTRY TRACK
Padmaja Joshi (C-DAC, Mumbai)
Paola Inverardi (University of L’Aquila, Italy)

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Scope (Mobile Software Engineering Track)

The number of mobile internet users in the works, especially in India, is increasing at a dramatic rate. By June 2016, India is estimated to have 371 million mobile internet users (238 million last year), as against 91 million non-mobile internet users (116 million last year).
Many users who are switching from feature phones to smartphones are giving a massive scope for mobile applications, especially in the variety of native Indian languages, to influence the daily life of users. With multiple features like cameras, location, finger-print and other sensors, wireless communications, television and streaming services, increasing on-device memory and storage space, mobiles are quickly replacing desktops and laptops as the device for online services. Though there is advancement in storage and CPU speeds, the mobile devices still face resource scarcity due to limitation in energy and size. Consequently, the development of mobile applications is becoming complex and presenting new challenges in software engineering. Cloud technology to enable easier integration and synchronization of cross-device apps developed for multiple devices (for example, cellular and wearable devices), Security in apps to prevent information leakage while balancing it with utility, M-commerce solutions to process transactions without cash or physical cards, New IoT devices and evolving standards for multi-sensor support and M2M automation, Data-analytics driven user-experience improvement in the use of tablets, smartphones and wearable devices, Multi-player mobile gaming and integration of social media with games are some of the challenges that we aim to discuss.
We aim to present the novel approaches to design, development, testing and evolution of mobile applications through MSE Track. These consist of mobile application architectures, issues in the development of applications for multiple devices using multiple languages, testing and deployment of cross-device applications, and analysis of mobile applications. The scope is not limited to only to mobile devices as smart phones but also to the mobile smart devices.
We solicit contributions in the following topics of mobile software engineering but not limited to

• Development Environments and Tools
• Programming languages, Hybrid and Native applications
• Agile or Model driven development
• Application and System security
• Energy Efficient, resource aware development
• Testing, Maintenance, Debugging techniques and tools
• Analysis and Re-engineering of Mobile Apps
• Cloud support and scalability
• Empirical studies, Industry experiences
• Static and Dynamic Analysis
• User experience and New input devices
• Applications of Mobile Apps
  • M-commerce, Health care
  • Fitness, Travel & Hospitality
  • Social, Enterprise
  Emerging areas
  • User experience across Mobile devices like Smartphones, Wearable devices, Tablets
  • Mobile Middleware
  • Mobile Data Analytics
  • Internet of Things for Mobile

Submission Details (Mobile Software Engineering Track) :

Submissions should contain original research and sufficient detail to assess the merits and relevance of the contribution. The format of the papers should confirm to the ACM guidelines available at ACM publications link. We invite papers submissions under two categories; one of Regular papers, which should not exceed 8 pages including references in a standard ACM format and the second one of short papers which should not exceed 4 pages,.
Submission site: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=isec2017
(Select “Mobile Software Engineering Track” option)
For any queries, please write to: mobile_se_track@isec2017.in

Important Dates

	Abstract Due	September 11, 2016 September 30, 2016
	Full paper Submission	September 18, 2016 September 30, 2016
	Notification of Acceptance	Nov 08, 2016 November 18, 2016
	Camera Ready Copy due	December 07, 2016

Accepted papers will be published in the ACM Digital Library.
Warning: It is ACM’s policy to forbid double submissions, where the same paper is submitted to more than one conference/journal concurrently. Any double submissions detected will be immediately rejected from all conferences/journals involved.

For any queries, please write to: mobile_se_track@isec2017.in
Download the pdf version of CFP from here

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Submission for all the tracks is through Easychair. Paper submission for ISEC 2017 is now closed.

GENERAL CHAIR
Ravi Prakash Gorthi (Dept of CSE, LNMIIT, Jaipur)

PROGRAM CHAIRS, INDUSTRY TRACK
Raghu Reddy (SERC, IIIT Hyderabad)
Shivani Rao (LinkedIn Research, San Francisco)

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Objectives of Graduate Symposium

The primary objective of the Graduate Symposium is to serve as a forum for Masters and Doctoral students to present their work and interact with established researchers and their peers so as to validate their work and / or obtain new ideas. A select panel of established researchers will provide feedback on your current work and give advice for possible future directions and focus. The panel will be a small group of experienced researchers from academia and industry.

Scope (Graduate Symposium Track)

The scope of submissions is limited to the themes of ISEC. Students researching in all aspects of Software Engineering are encouraged to submit their work. We invite students at different stages to submit their work to the Graduate Symposium:

1. Masters students who have completed their thesis work within 6-8 months of the conference date or are about to complete within 3-4 months of the conference and are in the process of applying for Doctoralstudies.
2. Doctoral students who have identified their proposal topic and are at an advanced stage (third or fourth year) of research with respect to their dissertation.
3. Doctoral students who have completed their thesis work about 3-4 months prior to the conference date and/or are in ABD status may also submit their work.
4. Doctoral students who are have completed their course work but are yet to concretize their research topic and wish to get constructive feedback about the two or three research ideas, research questions and approach they intend to pursue may also submit their work.

Submission Instructions:

Submission Process: All the submissions for Graduate Symposium Track should be submitted to : grad_symposium@isec2017.in
Submission should be limited to 6 pages in ACM format. All submissions must try to address the following points:

1. Problem statement and its importance/relevance
2. Some background and related work
3. Specific research questions that your research is trying to tackle
4. Proposed solution and its novelty
5. Proof deduced, prototypes developed, etc.
6. Current status and Future plans

A few of the above bullet points may not apply to some of the submissions (especially students whose research is in the initial stages), but try to put in your best effort in addressing all the bullet points. A select set of students will be provided travel and stay allowance to attend the conference and present their work.

Important Dates

	Last date of Submission	November 14, 2016
	Notification of Acceptance	December 25, 2016
	Revised Submission	January 10, 2017

Accepted papers will be published in the ACM Digital Library.
Warning: It is ACM’s policy to forbid double submissions, where the same paper is submitted to more than one conference/journal concurrently. Any double submissions detected will be immediately rejected from all conferences/journals involved.

For any queries, please write to: grad_symposium@isec2017.in
Download the pdf version of CFP from here

Submissions for Industry Track is through email mode.

Please prepare your final draft by following all the instructions in CFP section of Industry track and send it by mail to industry_track@isec2017.in by keeping [ISEC 2017 Submission] in the subject of your mail.

Submissions for Mobile Software Engineering Track would be through email mode.

More details would be updated soon.

Workshop Coordinators:
1. A. Rawal, (arpana.rawal@gmail.com)
2. Ani Thomas

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Scope of Workshop

Background and Survey: This workshop is primarily targeted at Faculty and Research Scholars, either doing or planning to do research in Machine Learning disciplines and Academic Data Analytics. Various state governments in India have began tapping into the wealth of possibilities big data offers to transform operations, in interest of public services, health, services and security. However, the noble service sector of providing education has been observing fallacies and manipulative (diluted) measures that hamper the real grooming of intellectuals from the unripe brains. Education policies framed by stakeholders in reputed Universities and Boards of Studies have always rendered fair and favorable guidelines to educate the budding literates of our Nation in true sense. Still, following the current higher education policy of our Nation based on marking schemes, an amendment is needed much to convince / intelligently involve the students in putting consistent academic efforts in regular pace so that they achieve enhanced grasping levels along with good scores. The orientation of this course is towards computational linguistics, text mining techniques as well as academic data-based research. This would be a platform for academicians and researchers in data science, mining on educational data sets, students and faculty as prominent stakeholders for identifying the teaching-learning levels of the teachers and student masses by exploring wide spectrum of attributes, they exhibit while conducting / undergoing their on-going courses. These attributes do arise from their current academics, cognitive skills of grasping concepts, memory retention and answer presentation skills, all contributing to the big academic data and opening wide spectrum of opportunities to explore the trends, predictive analysis and before-hand recommendations.

Workshop Objective:
The primary objective of the workshop is to bring awareness among the participants, about the unexplored India’s big data industry in Academia that is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate in the next few years.

Expected outcome:
1. The Academic stakeholders, Institutional Management, teaching faculty and students would be motivated to analyze and appraise their teaching-learning skills.
2. They will be encouraged to apply research methodologies to address various problems that crop amidst pursuing the academic courses.
3. They would be exposed to various techniques of large data handling and analysis of dimensions at deeper level s of granularities.
4. The Academic Institutions can make use of student wise counseling activities as ‘stitch-in-time facility as a part of Students Counseling Forums for enhancing students’ appraisals.

Workshop Coordinators:
1. Narasimha Bolloju The LNM Institute of Information Technology, Jaipur, India
2. Sujit Kumar Chakrabarti, International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore, India

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Scope of Workshop

The software engineering education (SEED) workshop will address pedagogical issues related to software engineering education as part of computer science and engineering programs. During this workshop, we plan to share and discuss approaches – focusing on tools and techniques - to the design and delivery of software engineering courses for effective teaching and learning.

Typical software engineering course structure follows popular textbooks such as Pressman [1] and Somerville [2]. Although these books introduce agile methods early, most of the material as presented in such books is much more aligned to structured methods. It is possible that an experienced instructor can choose to sequence the relevant topics to enhance teaching and learning effectiveness. However, many instructors follow the order as presented in the books that does not suit very well with the iterative and agile methodologies employed in the project work. Consequently the students often find it difficult to practice the skills required. It is also important to ensure that the assessment components are designed not only to enhance learning but also provide opportunities for students to practice and polish their software development and project management skills.

This workshop the organizers will first share their approaches to effective teaching and learning of key aspects of software engineering. The first author will present the details of an approach for effective teaching and learning of software engineering courses, and discuss findings from its application of in a recently completed course offering. This approach is based on incremental and just-in-time coverage of required material supported by tools for collaborative modeling and development, and agile project management. Rather than following any typical textbook, the majority of topics are selected based on the recent recommendations from ACM/IEEE-CS [3]. In this course, the students in small teams built realistic applications - following Scrum methodology – in three sprints using cloud based development platform. Each student performed peer review of two other project reports and demo videos after the second sprint for effective learning.

The second organizer will share his experience on two separate topics related to software development and the application of tools for automated evaluation of programming assignments. The first topic is about an introductory course on Python programming has been intricately woven with diverse themes in software engineering such as programming idioms, programming paradigms, typing, modularization, type-systems, and programming language design. A number of issues of traditional software engineering are introduced through a class project, which emphasizes on requirement analysis, design, implementation, testing and teamwork. The course has had very good acceptance among freshmen. It lays strong foundation for further courses on software engineering and computer science to be taught in later semesters. The second topic discusses the main challenges of automatic evaluation of programming assignments, and then presents some ideas (developed by the speaker and other researchers as well) [4] in using automated software engineering (e.g. program analysis, model checking and theorem proving) in handling these challenges.

Finally, there will be a panel discussion on other important challenges in software engineering education and possible approaches to address those challenges. We expect that this workshop will not only bring like-minded instructors teaching software engineering courses but also provide collaboration opportunities for conducting empirical research pertaining to software engineering education.

References
[1] Pressman, Roger S. “Software Engineering–A Practitioner’s Approach”, Mc Graw-Hill International Edition, 2010.
[2] Sommerville, Ian, “Software Engineering,”, 9th edition, Addison-Wesley, 2011.
[3] Computer Science Curricula 2013 - ACM, https://www.acm.org/education/CS2013-final-report.pdf
[4] Ala-Mutka, Kirsti M. "A survey of automated assessment approaches for programming assignments." Computer science education 15.2 (2005): 83-102.

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GENERAL CHAIR
Ravi Prakash Gorthi (Dept of CSE, LNMIIT, Jaipur)

Workshop CHAIRS
Sujit Kumar Chakrabarti (IIIT-Bangalore)
Anh Nguyen-Duc (Dept of Information Sciences,
Norwegian University of Science & Technology, Norway)

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Scope of Workshop Sessions

ISEC Workshops provide opportunities to researchers, industry practitioners and students to discuss specific areas of Software Engineering in a relatively small gathering. Workshops also act as incubators to foster collaboration among Software Engineering research community. Focus areas for workshops include all areas of Software Engineering (please refer to the list in main conference call for paper for the research paper track). We invite submissions of full-day (7 hours) or half day (3.5 hours) workshops.

Important Dates

	Proposal Due	September 05, 2016 September 30, 2016
	Notification of Acceptance	September 23, 2016 October 20, 2016
	Workshop Date	February 05, 2017

For any queries, please write to: workshops@isec2017.in
Download the Workshop proposal form from here

Registration Fee Guidelines for Authors of Accepted Papers (Research / Industry / MSE Tracks)

1. Registration is mandatory for all the accepted papers on or before December 20, 2016.
2. If a paper has more than one author, any one of them can register and present the paper.
3. Every accepted paper should have at least one registration.
4. The registration fee is non-refundable.
5. Accepted papers which are not registered will not be included in the proceedings.
6. Registration Fee includes provision to attend any of the Tutorials OR any one Workshop (with prior permission from the organizers of the Workshop).
7. Registration Fee also includes:
   1. Facility to attend the conference on February 6th and 7th with registration-kit, conference proceedings in pen-drive or web-link;
   2. Coupon for the cultural program and banquet dinner on Feb 6th evening from around 6:30pm to 9:30pm;
   3. Tea, Lunch on conference dates, Feb 5 - 7.
   Registration fee for Authors is as per the following table:
   
   

   Sr No	Cetgory	India based full-time students	India based full-time academicians	India based other delegates	Foreign based delegates
   1	IEEE / ACM Members Only	INR 1000	INR 3000	INR 6000	USD 300
   2	All other authors	INR 1100	INR 3300	INR 6600	USD 330

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Registration Fee Guidelines for Delegates (non-authors):

Guidelines:

1. Registration is mandatory for all the delegates;
Registration ONLY for the Tutorials / Workshops Day:
2. Those who register only for the day of tutorials / workshops:
   1. The registration entiles you to attend any of the 5 tutorials in the morning and afternoon sessions (maintaining the decorum of not getting in and going out frequently);
   2. OR alternatively you can attend any one of the 4 full-day workshops with prior approval of the workshop organizers;
   3. This one day registration fee includes tutorial / workshop material if any, tea, lunch, tea coupons of the day;
Registration for the Complete 3 day Conference:
3. Those who register for the whole 3 day conference (tutorials / workshops and the two day conference) are entitled for:
   1. ALL the features of the tutorials / workshop day (as stated above);
   2. Facility to attend the conference on February 6th and 7th with registration-kit, conference proceedings in pen-drive or web-link;
   3. Tea, lunch, tea coupons for the two days;
   4. Coupon for the cultural program and banquet dinner on Feb 6th evening from around 6:30pm to 9:30pm;
4. The registration fee is non-refundable.

Early-bird Offer: Valid till January 6, 2017
Registration Fee Structure: ONLY for the Tutorials / workshops Day:

Sr No	Cetgory	India based full-time students	India based full-time academicians	India based other delegates	Foreign based delegates
1	IEEE / ACM Members Only (10% discount)	INR 500	INR 1000	INR 2000	USD 100
2	All other delegates	INR 550	INR 1100	INR 2200	USD 110

Registration Fee Structure: For the Complete 3 Day Conference

Sr No	Cetgory	India based full-time students	India based full-time academicians	India based other delegates	Foreign based delegates
1	IEEE / ACM Members Only (10% discount)	INR 1000	INR 3000	INR 6000	USD 300
2	All other delegates	INR 1100	INR 3300	INR 6600	USD 330

Beyond January 6, 2017: Regular Offer: Valid till February 6, 2017
Registration Fee Structure: ONLY for the Tutorials / workshops Day:

Sr No	Cetgory	India based full-time students	India based full-time academicians	India based other delegates	Foreign based delegates
1	IEEE / ACM Members Only (10% discount)	INR 700	INR 1500	INR 2500	USD 150
2	All other delegates	INR 770	INR 1650	INR 2750	USD 165

Registration Fee Structure: For the Complete 3 Day Conference

Sr No	Cetgory	India based full-time students	India based full-time academicians	India based other delegates	Foreign based delegates
1	IEEE / ACM Members Only (10% discount)	INR 1500	INR 3500	INR 6500	USD 350
2	All other delegates	INR 1650	INR 3850	INR 7150	USD 385

We shall provide discounts to the organizations registering in bulk.

• 10% reduction for bulk booking of 10 to 19 registrations of all categories;
• 20% reduction for bulk booking of 20 to 29 registrations of all categories;
• 30% reduction for bulk booking of 30 and above registrations of all categories;

Please select Non-authors registration portal to avail these discounts.