16th International Conference on Principles and Practice of Constraint Programming
To be held in St Andrews, Scotland from 6-10th September 2010
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Updates:
Sept 25, 2010:
Added VCSP tutorial slides
Sept 12, 2010:
Added photos
Aug 31, 2010:
Local info added
Aug 22, 2010:
Update price list
Aug 4, 2010:
Registration open
July 27, 2010:
Schedule revised
July 22, 2010:
Preliminary schedule published
July 20, 2010:
Additional tutorial abstract
July 8, 2010:
Price list
July 6, 2010:
Invited speaker abstract
June 15, 2010:
Accepted paper list published
Call for Tutorial Proposals
The CP 2010 tutorial chair invites proposals for the Tutorial Program.
CP 2010 tutorials are ideally targeted at the whole constraint community and should give a state-of-the-art description of a thriving field of research inside or related to constraint programming. Topics such as symmetry in constraint networks, numerical CSP, global constraints, connections with satisfiability of mathematical programming are example of topics which have been adressed in previous CP conferences. Topics with well identified scientific questions and an associated body of knowledge and which have recently witnessed marked progress in theory and/or practice are especially welcome.
The tutorials will take place during the main technical program.
Important Dates
- May 14, 2010
- Proposal submission deadline
- May 29, 2010
- Acceptance notification
- June 5, 2010
- Speaker(s) to submit a more detailed tutorial syllabus
- Sept 6-10, 2010
- CP main technical program and tutorials
Proposals for tutorials should contain the following information:
- The title with a technical description of the tutorial on one page, specifying the topic, the targeted audience, the goals, the technical issues it will focus on and a short bibliography of few important references.
- A brief discussion of why and to whom the tutorial is of interest.
- The name and email address of the organizers together with their qualifications and previous experience.
Submitting a Proposal
All proposals should be submitted by electronic mail (in ASCII), to the tutorial chair.
CP'10 Tutorial Chair
Thomas Schiex