To make the reviewing process effective, the paper should include at
least the following sections, with other sections and subsections as
appropriate:
- Cover Page:
- Should include a title, author names, addresses
and email/FAX/telephone (for subsequent communication about workshop).
- Abstract:
- Should include a 100-200 word abstract and 5-10 keywords
(or key phrases).
- Workshop Goals:
- Should indicate goals for participation in
workshop.
- Working Groups:
- Should indicate which of several working group areas you would like to
participate in, including but not limited to (combinations
of):2
- Reuse process models
- Reuse maturity models
- Reuse management, organization and economics
- Reuse terminology standards
- Domain analysis/engineering
- Design guidelines for reuse - general, Ada, and/or C++
- Reuse and OO methods
- Reuse and formal methods
- Useful and collectible metrics
- Reusable component certification
- Tools and environments
- Reuse handbook
- Education
- Background:
- summarize your involvement in software reuse.
- Position:
- a statement on a problem in the state of the art or
state of the practice of software reuse that interests you and how your
work has improved or will improve the state of the art or state of the
practice.
- Comparison:
- discuss at least 2 or 3 references to work being done
similar to yours comparing your approach/results and theirs.
- References:
- this is done automatically by LATEX, when you
submit a .bib file.
- Biography:
- this contains more general information than in the
Background section, which just deals with reuse experience.