CALL FOR PAPERS

    ELEVENTH  INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE  ON  SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
               UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
                       9-11 July 1996

This series of International Conferences is jointly organized on a
rotational basis among the three Institutions, University of Nevada,
Las Vegas, USA, Technical University of Wroclaw, Poland and Coventry
University, UK. The 11th International Conference on Systems Engineering
takes place at the Howard R. Hughes College of Engineering, University
of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) on July 9-11, 1996


Scope of Conference

The Conference will cover the general area of Systems Engineering, with
particular emphasis being placed on applications. It is expected to
include sessions on the following themes.



Avionics

Computer Algorithms, Databases, Parallel and Distributed Systems, Networks

Control Theory, System Identification and Adaptive Control, Nonlinear
Controls

Engineered Systems for Nuclear Waste Management

Environmental Systems and Energy Systems

Expert Systems and Artificial Intelligence

Geographic Information Systems

Global Position Systems

Information Theory and Communication Systems

Neural Network and Applications

Robotics and Industrial Automation

Signal Processing

Systems Engineering Education


Call For Papers

Authors wishing to contribute to the conference should send an abstract (6
copies) of their proposed contribution (approximately 1000 words) before
January 1, 1996.  The abstract should be typed (double spaced) and
written in English.  Refereeing of abstracts submitted before the
deadline date will take place on a regular basis. This will allow
early decisions to be taken and should assist authors in their
projected planning arrangements.

Call for Invited Sessions

The Program Committee is also soliciting proposals for invited
sessions before Jan. 1, 1996. Proposals should be submitted to
the conference secretary. Proposals should contain a complete
list of the authors, their addresses, titles and one page abstracts
of the paper, session title, and names and addresses of the
chairperson and the co-chairperson. The organizer should also
attach a cover letter describing the main theme of the proposed session.

Deadlines

    Submission of Invited Sessions Jan. 1, 1996
    Submission of Abstracts Jan. 1, 1996
    Acceptance of papers Feb. 15, 1996
    Submission of full papers Mar. 15, 1996

Conference Proceedings will be available for participants at the
conference. Consequently, deadlines for submission of papers should
be strictly respected.


Program Committee

Prof. William R. Wells (Conference Chair), UNLV
Prof. Ashok Iyer (Program Chair), UNLV
Prof. Mohammed Atiquzzaman, Monash University
Prof. Jo Dale Carothers, University of Arizona
Dr. Randy Clarksean, Argonne National Labs West
Prof. Sajal K. Das, University of North Texas
Prof. Ajoy Kumar Datta, UNLV
Dr. John T. Feddema, Sandia National Laboratory
Prof. Eric Johnson, New Mexico State University
Prof. Carl G. Looney, Univ. of Nevada, Reno
Dr. Muhilan Pandian, HRCES, UNLV
Prof. Young C. Shin, Purdue University
Prof. Sahjendra Singh, UNLV
Prof. Pradip K. Srimani, Colorado State University
Prof. Woosoon Yim, UNLV


Organizing Committee

Prof. William R. Wells, UNLV
Prof. Ashok Iyer, UNLV
Prof. Ajoy Kumar Datta, UNLV
Prof. Sahjendra Singh, UNLV
Prof. Woosoon Yim, UNLV

Journal Systems Science

Authors who are interested in having their papers considered for
publication in the Journal Systems Science, published in Poland
(in English) should submit a full paper to

Prof. J. Swaitek
Technical University of Wroclaw
Institute of Control and System Engineering
Wybrzeze Wyspianskiego 27
50-370 Wroclaw
Poland


Preliminary Arrangements

Conference fees, provisionally estimated at $250, include a copy of the
Conference Proceedings, the Conference Banquet, a Civic Reception
and lunch on the three conference days.

Participants will have the option of being accommodated in the University
dormitories at a nominal fee.  The Conference fee is exclusive of
accommodation charges.

The working language of the Conference is English, which will be
used for all presentations, discussions and printed material.

A full social program for accompanying persons will be organized providing
sufficient numbers are interested in participating.

Abstracts and requests for further details should be sent to:


     Conference Secretary
     ICSE-96
     Howard R. Hughes College of Engineering
     University of Nevada, Las Vegas
     Las Vegas, NV 89154-4005
     Phone: (702) 895 3699
     FAX: (702) 895 4059
     email: icse96@egr.unlv.edu