Scope of Workshop

Cooperative software verification aims at increasing the effectiveness of verification by having different verifiers cooperate on a verification task. Cooperation might take the form of black-box combinations, exchanging information via externally stored data, or of tightly integrated white-box combinations. Such combinations might include different specific verification techniques as well as combinations of verification with testing or other means of software analysis. Possible topics of the workshop are:

Combining testing and verification
Combining theorem proving and testing or verification
Selection of components in a cooperative verification
Interfaces and exchange formats
Modularization of existing approaches
Portfolio approaches
Languages for specifying cooperation

Call for Abstracts

We welcome all sorts of talks, ranging from new ideas over work in progress to mature (possibly already published) approaches. The main objective of the workshop is to discuss ideas for cooperative verification. There will be no proceedings. Researchers wishing to give a talk should submit a short abstract (of length between half a page and 2 pages) at Easychair. The abstracts will be reviewed with respect to their fit to the workshop topic.