This Intelligent Software Engineering (ISE2025) workshop aims to present new ideas and theories to solve software engineering problems with intelligent approaches. Nowadays, many researchers have proposed and developed various AI-based methods to improve developers’ productivity and the quality of software products. The methods can be involved in all stages of software development and evolution, such as requirement analysis, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. For example, researchers have applied deep learning techniques to the areas of automatic code generation, automatic classification of requirements,  and various recommendation systems for software engineering. However, some researchers only focused on the application and improvement of AI technologies. The research results are far from the viewpoint of software engineering. Rather than applying new AI technologies to specific SE problems, this workshop focuses on the problems of software engineering, new ideas and theories to mitigate and solve the problems, and discussions on such problems and solutions.

This workshop brings together various researchers, tool developers, practitioners, and students to develop methodologies and tools for intelligent software engineering. The participants in the workshop will discuss various ideas and the expected effects of intelligent software engineering. In addition, the participants can present and discuss their experiences and difficulties in special domains, such as autonomous driving and medical artificial intelligence. By discussing ideas, problems, and expected effects, all of the participants can explore and set up the directions of intelligent software engineering with a large impact.

Submission Guidelines

All papers must have been neither previously accepted for publication nor simultaneously submitted for review in another journal, book, conference, or workshop. All submissions must follow the The same formatting and submission guidelines with the main conference apply. (See https://conf.researchr.org/track/ase-2025/ase-2025-papers#formatting-and-submission-guidelines). We allow two paper types, regular (8 pages) and short (4 pages).

• Regular papers can be upto 8 pages, including references. 
• Shor papers can be upto 4 pages, including references.

  • No extra pages allowed

The following paper categories are welcome:

•  Intelligent systems for software engineering
•  Theories and research directions for intelligent software engineering
•  Artificial intelligence for requirement engineering
•  Artificial intelligence for design
•  Artificial intelligence for implementation
•  Artificial intelligence for code generation
•  Artificial intelligence for code example generation
•  Artificial intelligence for testing
•  Artificial intelligence for code changes
•  Artificial intelligence for artifact changes
•  Artificial intelligence for documentation changes
•  CI, DevOps and MLOps for intelligent software systems
•  AI-based systems such as autonomous driving

Committees

Organizing committee

• Seonah Lee: saleese at gnu.ac.kr
• Rahul Yedida, LexisNexis, rahul at ryedida.me

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to saleese at gnu.ac.kr