| Institutional | Before August 31 | After August 31 |
|---|---|---|
| - Active UMNG student. - UMNG graduate. - UMNG faculty member. - UMNG employee. | $60.000 | $75.000 |
| Group discount for five or more participants. | $50.000 | $55.000 |
Student/Professor from a partner institution of the SCO2 *. | $150.000 | $170.000 |
| - Active student at an affiliated or allied higher education institution* SCO2 - Professor at an affiliated or allied higher education institution* SCO2 *ACIS, ACOFI, RENATA, REDCOLSI, ASCUN, RED CLARA, IEEE, ACM | ||
| Group discount for five or more participants. | $100.000 | $120.000 |
| External Student | ||
| - Active student at another higher education institution | $180.000 | $200.000 |
| Group discount for five or more participants. | $150.000 | $180.000 |
| Speaker/Author Author of one or more papers accepted in 19CCC | $250.000 | Not applicable |
| Profesional/Particular. | $200.000 | $250.000 |
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The future of computing is being debated at the Colombian Computing Conference – 19CCC: join the community that is transforming Colombia through science, technology, and innovation.
The Colombian Conference on Computing (CCC) is an annual event organized by the Colombian Computing Society, aimed at promoting scientific discussion in the fields of computer science and informatics in Colombia. This conference brings together researchers, students, and professionals from both Colombia and abroad. Through its distinguished national and international keynote speakers, presenters, and workshops, the CCC event seeks to strengthen the development and positioning of computing in the country and the Latin American region.
Don’t miss out on participating. In addition to the thematic focus of the 19CCC, the event’s areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
- High-Performance Computing
- Biological Computing
- Quantum Computing
- Industry 4.0 / Digital Transformation
- Artificial Intelligence
- Robotics
- Cybersecurity and Information Security
- Software Engineering and Automation
- Information Technology Architectures
- Data, Information, and Knowledge
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Pattern Recognition and Computer Vision
- Signal Processing
- Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality
- Video Game and Gamification
- Computer Graphics, Modeling and Animation
- Education and ICT – e-Learning
- Knowledge and Information Management
- Formal Methods in Computing Systems
- Computational Statistics
- Computational Thinking
The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.
Posters
- Research proposals, scientific initiation projects, and undergraduate research clubs.
- An extended abstract may be written in English, Spanish, or Portuguese between 3 to 4 pages in length. Submissions in PDF format.
- Written in Word or LaTeX in full compliance with the Springer template.
- The name of the authors must not be included in the document.
- A draft poster in vertical format, size of 70 x 100 cm, in PDF format. The draft poster must be designed using the provided template.
- All accepted posters will be presented during the conference and included in the local conference proceedings with ISBN.
- One author of the poster must register as a presenter.
- If the poster is not presented at the conference, it will be removed from the proceedings.
- Poster must be submitted through the Microsoft CMT System.
Demos and Showcases
- Products must be live presenting during the conference; therefore, they must be in a stable version.
- An extended abstract may be written in English, Spanish, or Portuguese between 3 to 4 pages in length. Submissions in PDF format.
- The extended abstract may be written in Word or LaTeX in full compliance with the Springer template.
- The name of the authors must not be included in the document.
- A document detailing the setup requirements for the product exhibition, using the provided template.
- A demo video showcasing the product. The video must be privately published on YouTube, with a resolution of at least 180p and a duration of 1 to 3 minutes.
- All accepted submitions will be presented during the conference and included in the local conference proceedings with ISBN.
- One author must register as a presenter.
- If the work is not presented at the conference, it will be removed from the proceedings.
- The works must be submitted through the Microsoft CMT System.
MCC – Workshop on Women in Computing in Colombia
The main objective of MCC is to explore and reflect on the role of women in STEM and ICT fields, specifically within the field of computing in Colombia. The academic and professional communities are invited to submit research papers, case studies, or personal experiences focusing on the following topics:
- Analysis of women’s activity and participation in STEM/ICT.
- Women’s participation in scientific and technological events.
- Inclusive software development with female involvement.
- Initiatives to promote gender equity in STEM/ICT.
- Experiences of women’s groups/communities in STEM/ICT areas.
- Female leadership models in ICT.
- Educational data analysis on women and computing.
- Attracting female talent to the field of computing.
All submissions will undergo a double-blind review by three members of the program committee. The 19CCC expects submissions to meet these criteria:
- Works in progress with partial but relevant results for academic and professional discussion.
- The papers may be written in English, Spanish, or Portuguese between 6 to 10 pages in length. Submissions in PDF format.
- Written in Word or LaTeX in full compliance with the Springer template.
- The names of the authors must not be included in the document.
- All accepted papers will be presented during the conference and included in the local conference proceedings with ISBN.
- A set of the best papers workshop may be included in Springer CCIS Book Series.
- One author of the paper must register as a presenter.
- If the paper is not presented at the conference, it will be removed from the proceedings.
Papers must be submitted through the Microsoft CMT System.
WACM – Workshop on Computing Applications in Medicine
This workshop aims to bring together the scientific community interested in the development, application, and evaluation of computational systems applied to the medical and healthcare domains. The academic and professional communities are invited to submit research papers, technological developments, prototypes, or case studies focusing on, but not limited to, the following topics:
- Computer vision and medical imaging
- Natural Language Processing (NLP) in healthcare
- Clinical data analytics
- Deep learning and advanced machine learning in medical applications
- Graphs and medical information analysis
- Explainable and interpretable models (XAI) in healthcare
- Recommender systems in healthcare
- Biomedical signal processing
- Simulation and computational modeling in healthcare
- Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in health
All submissions will undergo a double-blind review by three members of the program committee. The 19CCC expects submissions to meet these criteria:
- Works in progress with partial but relevant results for academic and professional discussion.
- The papers may be written in English, Spanish, or Portuguese between 6 to 10 pages in length. Submissions in PDF format.
- Written in Word or LaTeX in full compliance with the Springer template.
- The names of the authors must not be included in the document.
- All accepted papers will be presented during the conference and included in the local conference proceedings with ISBN.
- A set of the best papers workshop may be included in Springer CCIS Book Series.
- One author of the paper must register as a presenter.
- If the paper is not presented at the conference, it will be removed from the proceedings.
- Papers must be submitted through the Microsoft CMT System.
Full papers
- A original and clear contribution to any of the conference’s thematic areas.
- The papers must be in English between 10 to 16 pages in length. Submissions in PDF format.
- Written in Word or LaTeX in full compliance with the Springer template.
- The name of the authors must not be included in the document.
- All accepted papers will be presented during the conference and included in the proceedings of Springer CCIS Book Series.
- One author of the paper must register as a presenter.
- If the paper is not presented at the conference, it will be removed from the proceedings.
- Papers must be submitted through the Microsoft CMT System.
Short papers
- Works in progress with partial but relevant results for academic and professional discussion.
- The papers may be written in English, Spanish, or Portuguese between 6 to 10 pages in length. Submissions in PDF format.
- Written in Word or LaTeX in full compliance with the Springer template.
- The name of the authors must not be included in the document.
- All accepted papers will be presented during the conference and included in the local conference proceedings with ISBN.
- A set of best Short papes may be included in Springer CCIS Book Series.
- One author of the paper must register as a presenter.
- If the paper is not presented at the conference, it will be removed from the proceedings.
- Papers must be submitted through the Microsoft CMT System.
Workshops and Tutorials
The 19CCC is seeking proposals for Tutorials and Workshops of interest to our community. Proposals should be submitted in Spanish, with a length of 3 to 5 pages, in a free format.
- For tutorials, it is recommended to include the syllabus, target audience, and hardware/software requirements.
- For workshops, it is recommended to include details on the proposed agenda, potential invited speakers, and a draft call for papers.
Proposals should be sent as an email attachment to 19CCC@unimilitar.edu.co, with the subject line: “Propuesta tutorial” or “Propuesta Workshops ”
Master’s and Doctoral Symposium – SMD2025
The 19th CCC provides an ideal place for graduate students in the field of computing to present and discuss their research progress. The Master’s and Doctoral Symposium (SMD2025) is an academic and research forum that offers graduate students from Higher Education Institutions the opportunity to interact with peers working on the foundations, techniques, tools, and applications of different topics with Computer Science and related fields.
More information: Symposio web page
Previously Published Works
The 19CCC invites submissions of previously published works. The goal of this session is to offer researchers the opportunity to share their results with the local community.
The call for participation is open to researchers wishing to present their published works from June 2023 to June 2025. Interested authors must submit a two-page summary, using the Springer template, highlighting the main contributions and methodology used. The summary must be submitted through the Microsoft CMT System.
At least one author of the previously published work must register as a presenter or attendee and deliver the presentation during the event.
Start of the congress.
Program overview, open to modifications.
Speakers
José García-Alonso
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He is a Full Professor at the University of Extremadura, Spain, where he obtained his PhD in Software Engineering in 2014. He is the co-founder of Gloin, a software consulting firm, and Health and Aging Tech, an eHealth company. His interests include Web Engineering, Quantum Software Engineering, Pervasive Computing, eHealth, and Gerontechnology.
Fabio A. González
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Full professor in the Department of Systems and Industrial Engineering at the National University of Colombia, Bogotá campus, where he directs the Machine Learning, Perception and Discovery Lab (MindLab). He holds a degree in Systems Engineering and an MSc in Mathematics from the National University of Colombia, and an MSc and PhD in Computer Science from the University of Memphis, USA. His research focuses on artificial intelligence, computational learning, quantum computing, and their applications in various fields. He has been a visiting professor at multiple universities in the US and Europe and has received recognitions such as the Latin American Research Award from Google Research and the Angela Restrepo Academic Excellence Award for best researcher in the field of Convergent Technologies from MinCiencias in 2022. The research.com website recognizes him as the first researcher in Computer Science in Colombia.
Gloria Díaz
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Dra. Lorena Beatriz Martínez Elizalde
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Daniela López De Luise
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The 19CCC will be held in person at the Nueva Granada Campus of the Universidad Militar Nueva Granada. The Nueva Granada Campus is located at Kilometer 2 on the Cajicá-Zipaquirá road in Cundinamarca, a beautiful state in the heart of Colombia, rich in natural, cultural, and historical wonders.
Cajicá and Zipaquirá towns are located in the region known as the Sabana de Bogotá, which lies on the Eastern Cordillera, in the southern part of the Altiplano Cundiboyacense—the largest plateau in the Colombian Andes—at an average altitude of 2,600 meters above sea level. Among the main tourist attractions in the area are the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá, the Nemocón Salt Mine, Jaime Duque Park, and the Guatavita Lagoon.
STEERING COMMITTEE
EDUARD SIERRA-BALLÉN
ACADEMIC CHIEF, MULTIMEDIA ENG., CAMPUS NUEVA GRANADA
JORGE JARAMILLO
ACADEMIC CHIEF, MULTIMEDIA ENG., CAMPUS CALLE 100
WILFRIDO ARTEAGA
DEAN FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, CAMPUS NUEVA GRANADA
OSCAR AVILÉS
DEAN FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, CAMPUS CALLE 100
JOHANY ARMANDO CARREÑO
PRESIDENT, COLOMBIAN COMPUTER SOCIETY
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
GENERAL ORGANIZATION
EDUARD SIERRA-BALLÉN, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
JORGE JARAMILLO, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
WILSON J. SARMIENTO, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
EDITH PULIDO HERRERA, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
NATHALY HIGUERA, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
GRAPHIC DESIGN
CARLOS BAHAMÓN, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
WEBMASTER
CRISTIAN PLAZAS, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
COMMUNITY MANAGER
MARIA PAULA PEDRAZA, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
ANDREA PANIAGUA, SOCIEDAD COLOMBIANA DE COMPUTACIÓN
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
CHAIRS
WILSON J. SARMIENTO
EDUARD SIERRA-BALLEN
REVIEWERS
GERMANY
CHRISTIAN STURM, UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE INGOLSTADT
ARGENTINA
ROSANNA COSTAGUTA, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE SANTIAGO DEL ESTERO
ANDRÉS RODRÍGUEZ, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE LA PLATA
LUIS MARIANO BIBBO, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE LA PLATA
ALEJANDO FERNANDEZ, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE LA PLATA
BRAZIL
LUCIANA NEDEL, UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO GRANDE DO SUL
MARIA AMELIA ELISEO, UNIVERSIDADE PRESBITERIANA MACKENZIE
ISMAR FRANGO, UNIVERSIDADE PRESBITERIANA MACKENZIE
VALERIA FARINAZZO MARTINS, UNIVERSIDADE PRESBITERIANA MACKENZIE
CANADA
JOHN E. MUÑOZ, UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO
ALVARO QUEVEDO, ONTARIO TECH UNIVERSITY
CHILE / CHILE
FELIPE ANDRÉS BESOAIN, UNIVERSIDAD DE TALCA
YENNY MENDEZ-ALEGRÍA, UNIVERSIDAD MAYOR
SANDRA CANO PONTIFICIA, UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE VALPARAISO
DANIELA QUIÑONES, PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE VALPARAISO
CUBA
OMAR CORREA MADRIGAL, UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS CIENCIAS INFORMÁTICAS
ECUADOR
PABLO TORRES CARRIÓN, UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA PARTICULAR DE LOJA
SPAIN
MANUEL ORTEGA CANTERO, UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA – LA MANCHA
FRANCISCO GUTIÉRREZ, UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA
PATRICIA PADEREWSKI, UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA
TONI GRANOLLERS, UNIVERSIDAD DE LLEIDA
ÓSCAR DAVID ROBLES, UNIVERSIDAD REY JUAN CARLOS
JOSE GARCIA ALONSO, UNIVERSIDAD DE EXTREMADURA
VICTOR M. R. PENICHET, UNIVERSIDAD DE CASTILLA – LA MANCHA
USA
JOHN ALEXIS GUERRA, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
RAMIRO SERRANO, MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
LAURA CORTÉS-RICO, CORNELL UNIVERSITY
FRANCE
ÓSCAR CARRILLO, INSA LYON/CPE LYON
MEXICO
HUIZILOPOZTLI LUNA GARCÍA, UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE ZACATECAS
CARLOS ERIC GALVÁN TEJADA, UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE ZACATECAS
CARLOS HUMBERTO ESPINO, UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE ZACATECAS
JORGE ALEJANDRO MORGAN, UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE ZACATECAS
JAIME MUÑOZ ARTEAGA, UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE AGUASCALIENTES
CARLOS AZTENGO, TEC MONTERREY
RICARDO GUTIERREZ, TEC MONTERREY
COLOMBIA
ANGELA CARRILLO-RAMOS, UNIVERSIDAD JAVERIANA
ENRIQUE GONZÁLEZ, UNIVERSIDAD JAVERIANA
CAMILO ROCHA, UNIVERSIDAD JAVERIANA CALI
LUIS FERNANDO CASTILLO, UNIVERSIDAD DE CALDAS
JULIO CÉSAR CHAVARR, UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE PEREIRA
CÉSAR JARAMILLA, UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA DE PEREIRA
GUSTAVO ISAZA, UNIVERSIDAD DE CALDAS
MARTA SILVIA TABARES, EAFIT
PAOLA ANDREA VALLEJO, EAFIT
EDWIN MONTOYA, EAFIT
SERGIO STEVEN RAMIREZ, EAFIT
GABRIEL MAURICIO RAMÍREZ, UNIVERSIDAD DE MEDELLÍN
CESAR ALBERTO COLLAZO, UNIVERSIDAD DEL CAUCA
LUZ ANGELA ARISTIZÁBAL, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
NÉSTOR DARÍO DUQUE, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
VALENTINA TABARES MORALES, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
ANA LORENA URIBE HURTADO, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
MAURICIO OROZCO ÁLZATE, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
EDUARDO VILLEGAS JARAMILLO, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
LEONARDO BERMÓN ANGARITA, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
GERMAN AUGUSTO OSORIO, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
LUZ ARABANY RAMÍREZ, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
MARÍA AMPARO PRIETO, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
JHEIMER JULIAN SEPULVEDA, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
FABIO GONZÁLEZ, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
EDUARDO ROMERO, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA
MANUEL GUILLERMO FORERO, UNIVERSIDAD DE DE IBAGUÉ
MARIA LILI VILLEGAS, UNIVERSIDAD DEL QUINDIO
WILLIAM JOSEPH OROZCO, UNIVERSIDAD DEL QUINDIO
PABLO H. RUIZ CORPORACIÓN, UNIVERSITARIA COMFACAUCA
VANESSA AGREDO DELGADO, CORPORACIÓN UNIVERSITARIA COMFACAUCA
GLORIA MERCEDES DÍAZ, INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO METROPOLITANO
ÁNGELA VILLAREAL FREIRE, INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO METROPOLITANO
ANDRÉS FERNANDO SOLANO, UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE OCCIDENTE
PABLO FIGUEROA, UNIVERSIDAD DE LOS ANDES
MARCO JAVIER SUAREZ BARON, UNIVERSIDAD PEDAGÓGICA Y TECNOLÓGICA DE COLOMBIA
MIGUEL ANGEL MENDOZA, UNIVERSIDAD PEDAGÓGICA Y TECNOLÓGICA DE COLOMBIA
GUSTAVO CONSTAIN, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA
IVAN DARÍO BASTIDAS, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA
LUIS EYDER ORTIZ, UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA
DEWARD RICO, UNIVERSIDAD FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANTANDER, OCAÑA
ANDERSON CORONEL, UNIVERSIDAD FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANTANDER, OCAÑA
YESENIA ARENIZ YARENIZA UNIVERSIDAD FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANTANDER, OCAÑA
EDWIN BARRIENTOS UNIVERSIDAD FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANTANDER, OCAÑA
FABIAN CUESTA UNIVERSIDAD FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANTANDER, OCAÑA
YURLEY MEDINA UNIVERSIDAD FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANTANDER, OCAÑA
MARCO LANZIANO UNIVERSIDAD FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANTANDER, OCAÑA
HENRY NAVA UNIVERSIDAD FRANCISCO DE PAULA SANTANDER, OCAÑA
MARCELA MEJÍA, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
ALEXANDER CERÓN, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
CHRISTIAN QUINTERO, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
FREDY BERNAL, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
EDWARD GUILLEN, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
JOSÉ RUGELES, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
EDITH PULIDO HERRERA, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
EDUARD LEONARDO SIERRA, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
WILSON J. SARMIENTO, UNIVERSIDAD MILITAR NUEVA GRANADA
The future of computing is being debated at the Colombian Computing Congress – 19CCC: join the community that is transforming Colombia through science, technology, and innovation.
The Colombian Conference on Computing (CCC) is an annual event organized by the Colombian Computing Society, aimed at promoting scientific discussion in the fields of computer science and informatics in Colombia. This conference brings together researchers, students, and professionals from both Colombia and abroad.
Through its distinguished national and international keynote speakers, presenters, and workshops, the CCC event seeks to strengthen the development and positioning of computing in the country and the Latin American region.
The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.Don’t miss out on participating. In addition to the thematic focus of the 11JIHC’25, the event’s areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
The community is invited to promote and share the 19th Colombian Conference on Computing (19CCC). Images, videos, and any other graphic or audiovisual materials may be freely used to spread awareness of 19CCC on social media, institutional websites, and personal pages.
Note: Any modification of the material or use for purposes other than those stated here will be considered a copyright infringement. The Colombian Society of Computing and the Universidad Militar Nueva Granada will take the necessary legal actions accordingly.
