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Asian Workshop on Aspect-Oriented Software Development

Call for Participation! All APSEC Attendees welcome!

Whether you're presenting in the workshop or not, you are welcome to come to the workshop and participate in the question periods and discussion section.
The workshop will provide:

An introduction to the basic concepts of Aspect-Orientation
Exposure to the latest research in Aspect-Orientation
A group-work session that interactively allows learning and exploration of the concepts of AOSD.

Workshop program now available!

Attention PRC Passport Holders

Please note that visa application for PRC passport holders must be initiated by a local sponsor. We will help PRC participants with the application formalities. Because the visa application process will take some time (up to two months), we strongly advise you to to inform us right away.

Taiwan Visa Information:

Visa-Exempt Entry

Visitors holding the passports of the following countries may apply for Visa Exempt Entry. (That is, no visa is needed.)

Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Costa Rica, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Monaco, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, U.K., and U.S.A.

Requirements

You must have

a passport valid for at least six months;
a confirmed return air ticket, or an air ticket and a visa for the next destination and a confirmed seat reservation for departure; and
no criminal record.

Duration of stay

30 days.

Landing Visas

Visitors holding the passports of the following countries may apply for Landing Visas.

Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland

Requirements

You must

have a passport valid for at least six months;
have a confirmed return air ticket, or an air ticket and a visa for the next destination and a confirmed seat reservation for departure;
fill out an application form with two photos;
pay a visa fee of NT$ 1,200, plus a handling fee of NT$ 800; and
have no criminal record.

Duration of stay

30 days.

Passports Holders of the People's Republic of China (PRC)

Please note that visa application for PRC passport holders must be initiated by a local sponsor. We will help PRC participants with the application formalities. Because the visa application process will take some time (up to two months), we strongly advise you to to inform us right away.

Visa Applications for Other Nationals

Other nationals, who hold ordinary passports or other legal travel documents, must apply for Vistor Visas in countries of their residence.

For more information, please contact your local Taiwanese embassies, consulates, and representative offices, or visit the Bereau of Consular Affairs web pages.

Workshop Goals and Format:

Exposing The State of the Art in AOSD: Separation of concerns is one of the basic goals of software engineering, and is the founding principle for the field of Aspect-Oriented Software Development. As such, it is the goal of the workshop to bring together current AO researchers with the broader Asian Software Engineering community. This convergence will provide insight into how AO relates to SE in general, and how different work in SE might fit into AOSD. Research papers that provide the state of the art for AOSD will provide the basis for this exploration.

Strengthening the Asian AO Community, and forming International ties: In a discussion phase of the workshop, we will focus on bringing together groups of like-researchers, and finding commonalities and potential avenues for collaboration. Researchers will be initially grouped based on position papers, and newcomers can join groups as they see is appropriate. The groups will then discuss their own respective research in more depth, and newcomers can ask questions about AO from experts in the area in a more intimate setting.

Instructing Newcomers about AO: An instructional portion of the workshop will involve short talks on what aspect-orientation is, and how it "looks" at various phases of the lifecycle. This will facilitate new participants' understanding of aspects, and will help them better benefit from and contribute to the rest of the workshop. It will also serve as a basis for discourse among current AO researchers. The essays, position papers, and pedagogical papers will provide the basis for this exploration.

Important Dates:

Research Submissions (for inclusion in Conference Proceedings): August 22nd
Notification of acceptance: September 14th
Essays, Positions and Pedagogical Papers (to be published on the web): October 20th
Notification of acceptance: November 10th

This workhop presented by the AOAsia Network: The network of Asian AOSD Researchers.

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