The Dutch Testing Day is a national symposium on software and systems testing, with participants from industry and academia. The Testing Day has traditionally been a forum that fosters cross-fertilisation between industry and academia, through a balanced programme that highlights aspects in testing, both practical and theoretical. In addition, the Testing Day plays an important role as a networking event for professionals, researchers, and companies involved in testing.

This year's theme is testing evolvability: Today's systems are highly dynamic, highly configurable and change rapidly: think of software product lines, dynamically configurable systems, wireless sensor networks. Having so many variations of an already complex systems, testing evolvable system poses new challenges to the test process.

We solicit proposals for presentations for the Testing Day that address these challenges. Topic include, but are not limited to:

• problem statements: definitions of new challenges, and discussions of possible approaches;
• research presentations: results from current research in the area of testing;
• practical experiences: case studies, reports of successes, open problems, methods, test organisation.
  

Proposals for presentations are to be sent by e-mail to 

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Deadline: September 10, 2011

Submissions should be in English, no more than 1 page, clearly indicating

In addition, a short profile of the authors and contact information should be provided.

The allotted time for presentations (also in English) is 30 minutes.