Workshop overview:
The Future Internet will be a complex interconnection of services, applications, content and media, on which our society will become increasingly dependent for critical activities such as public utilities, social services, government, learning, finance, business, as well as entertainment. Consequently, Future Internet applications have to meet high quality demands. Testing is the mostly used quality assurance technique applied in industry. However, the complexity of the technologies involved in the Future Internet makes testing extremely challenging and novel approaches and major advancement in the field of automated testing are needed.
Even though many test automation tools are currently available to aid test planning and control as well as test case execution and monitoring, all these tools share a similar passive philosophy towards test case design, selection of test data and test evaluation. They leave these crucial, time-consuming and demanding activities to the human tester. This is not without reason; test case design and test evaluation are difficult to automate with the techniques available in current industrial practice. The domain of possible inputs (potential test cases), even for a trivial program, is typically too large to be exhaustively explored. Consequently, one of the major challenges associated with test case design is the selection of test cases that are effective at finding flaws without requiring an excessive number of tests to be carried out. This is the problem which this workshop wants to attack.
This workshop will provide researchers and practitioners a forum for exchanging ideas, experiences, understanding of the problems, visions for the future, and promising solutions to the problems in automated test case generation, selection and evaluation. The workshop will also provide a platform for researchers and developers of testing tools to work together to identify the problems in the theory and practice of software test automation and to set an agenda and lay the foundation for future development. The workshop is organized in the context of the FITTEST project (www.pros.upv.es/fittest).

Suggested Topics (non-exclusive):
• Automated Testing of Internet Systems using:
o Search Based and Evolutionary Software Testing
o Trace-based testing
o Model-based Testing
o Etc.
• Oracles
• Coverage and regression testing
• Presentation of tools for automated testing of Internet Systems
• Challenges in Internet Testing
• Experience reports on testing Internet Systems and/or using tools/techniques
• Empirical studies comparing different automated software testing tools for Internet Systems

Important Dates:
• Deadline for paper submission: February 26 March 5, 2011
• Notification of paper acceptance: March 25, 2011
• Deadline for final versions and conference registration: April 3, 2011
• Conference dates: June 15-18, 2011

Paper Submission and Formatting Guidelines:
– We expect the following types of submissions:
o Full paper (consolidated research results) (max 6 pages)
o Short paper (work in progress results) (max 4 pages)
o Posters (project outlines, project ideas, etc.) (2 paginas + poster)
– Formatting rules should follow the guidelines of the main conference (http://www.aisti.eu/cisti2011/papersformat.pdf)
– Submissions can be either in Spanish or English.
– Contributions should be submitted through http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=atse2011

Publication:
The Workshop full papers, will be published on the conference main proceedings on paper and on CD. The Workshop short papers will be published on the conference CD proceedings. All WS participants must register for the main conference following the registration rules.

Organising Committee:
• Tanja Vos (ProS, Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain)
• Wishnu Prasetya (CST, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands)

Program Committee:
• Enrique Alba (Universidad de Malaga, Spain)
• Arthur Baars (Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain)
• Ewout van Driel (Sogeti, Spain)
• Sigrid Eldh (Ericsson, Sweden)
• Javier Fernández-Pello Alvargonzález (Zurich Financial Services, Spain)
• Beatriz Marin (Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain)
• Patricio Letelier (Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain)
• Wishnu Prasetya (University of Utrecht, The Netherlands)
• Doaitse Swierstra (University of Utrecht, The Netherlands)
• Paolo Tonella (Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Italy)
• Javier Tuya (Universidad de Oviedo, Spain)
• Tanja Vos (Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain)