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SKILL 2022

Computer Science Student Conference

- Computer Science Society -

The event is particularly interesting for science-oriented students. Students have the opportunity to publish in the LNI series of the GI.

For many students, the contribution to the SKILL conference proceedings is their first scientific publication.

Dear students,

The SKILL 2022 student conference of the German Informatics Society is aimed at all students of Computer Science and related disciplines.

The conference will focus on student work and projects.

Accepted contributions will be published in a conference proceedings and presented at SKILL on 29 and 30 September in Hamburg as part of the GI Annual Conference INFORMATIK 2022. Prizes will be awarded for outstanding contributions. At this stage, we cannot promise a face-to-face event, but we are prepared for hybrid or completely digital formats.

A small fee will be charged for participation in the conference. We will endeavour to organise bursaries to cover travel and accommodation costs for authors of accepted papers.

Important deadlines

15 May 2022 Submission of contributions

7 June 2022 Notification of acceptance of papers

30 June 2022 Submission of the print-ready version

29 and 30 September 2022 Presentation of the paper at SKILL 2022 in Hamburg

Submissions

In principle, contributions from all areas of Computer Science and its application areas are welcome. You can find the submission system at

easychair.org/conferences/

or as a link on the conference website.

The following can be submitted

- Short Paper (4 - 6 pages)

- Full Paper (10 - 12 pages)

Submissions can be based on seminar papers, internship reports, final theses or extra-curricular activities and should be written in German or English. The format template (GI LNI series) for the written paper can be found on the website. The selection process is based on peer review by the programme committee.

Please note that submissions by doctoral students and submissions co-authored by professors cannot be accepted.

Download the Call for Paper.

Yours sincerely

The SKILL organisation team

Contact person at the faculty of Computer Science is Hans-Peter Wiedling