Professors/researchers interested in giving a short course must submit a proposal, written in Portuguese or English, detailing the nature of the short course (practical or theoretical), containing between 3 and 5 pages (excluding CVs, item 6 below), with the following information:
1.Identification details – Title of the short course, authors, institution(s), and indication of the author(s) who will present the short course;
2.General information – Objectives of the course, treatment of the topic (e.g., theoretical or practical; general overview of results or deepening of specific aspects; presentation or comparison of technologies; development of new skills or information, etc.), and desired audience profile;
3.Planned structure of the text (topics/chapters to be developed);
4.For each chapter/topic planned in item 3, write a summary of its content and an estimate of the respective number of pages
5.Main bibliography used in preparing the short course;
6.Prepare an abridged Curriculum Vitae for each author, with a maximum of one page per author.
All the information above should be contained in just one document (a file in PDF format) to be submitted exclusively through the SBC’s JEMS system (https://jems.sbc.org.br/home.cgi?c=4551). The evaluation will consider the following criteria: relevance and timeliness of the topic for the event, technical quality of the proposal, and experience of the proponent(s) in the proposed theme, especially of the presenter(s). The best proposals on distinct themes will be accepted for presentation and publication. The selected proposals will deal with distinct themes to ensure the diversity of the short courses offered.
Authors of selected proposals must produce a text (book chapter) in Portuguese containing between 40 and 50 pages. The texts will be published, in the form of chapters, in the book “Minicursos SBSeg 2024”. The model for the publication of the book chapter is available on the SBC portal. It is important to ensure that the topic of this proposed short course has not been already covered in previous editions of SBSeg courses (https://www.ceseg.org/mini-cursos), not being eligible for a new publication in this case.
SBSeg 2024 will occur in an in-person format. Therefore, the presentations of the accepted short courses will take place in person. All accepted short course papers must be presented in person by at least one co-author of the paper and structured for a total duration of three hours.