AISE 2011

The first international symposium on Academic Informing Science and Engineering: is AISE 2011, will be held in the context of IMCIC 2011 (www.2011iiisconferences.org/imcic), in Orlando, Florida, USA on March 27-30, 2011.

Call for papers:

Suggested Areas and Topics are the following

•   Informing via research and/or informing research (meta-research)
•   Informing via teaching (pedagogical methods and processes) and/or
   getting informed form students, as feedback for a more effective teaching
•   Informing via consulting or practice and/or getting informed form
   practice, as feedback for a more effective consulting
•   Relationships between research and teaching. Teaching via collaborative
   research. Researching via teaching or educational action research.
•   Relationships between research and practice or consulting
•   Relationships between teaching and practice or consulting
•   Integrating research, teaching and consulting or practice
•   Relationships between informing sciences and informing engineering
•   Integrating Informing Science and Informing Engineering
•   Action research applied to Academic Informing
•   Qualitative and hybrid research applied to Academic Informing
•   Informing systems engineering
•   Educational systems engineering
•   Research design
•   Research programs and projects engineering
•   Curriculum Design and Engineering
•   Organizational engineering applied to educational organizations.

All accepted and presented papers will be included in both: the printed and CD versions of the proceedings. Details with regards to double-tier reviewing process, acceptance policy, selections of keynote speakers, best papers, and their publication in the Journal of Systemic, Cybernetics, and Informatics, can be found at the symposium web site, and resumed in the page titled "About the Symposium".

It can also participate organizing an invited session (registration fee will be waived for effective invited session organizers) and/or supporting the reviewing process of submitted papers/abstracts. Check the conference web site for more details regarding these issues.

Important deadlines:

It can also participate organizing an invited session (registration fee will be waived for effective invited session organizers) and/or supporting the reviewing process of submitted papers/abstracts. Check the conference web site for more details regarding these issues.

Important deadlines:

• Abstract/paper Submissions and invited sessions proposals:     Jan 6th, 2011
• Acceptance notification:                                       Feb 7th, 2011
• Final Papers Upload:                                           Feb 22nd, 2011