ICDSC

ICDSC is an acronym that can refer to several different organizations or events. There is no single, universally recognized entity by this abbreviation.

In academic and professional contexts, ICDSC is used as the name or acronym of international conferences and councils focused on fields such as data science, cloud computing, software systems, and information security. These uses generally describe venues or bodies that promote research, collaboration, and dissemination of findings through conferences, journals, or standards development.

The exact scope, organizers, and proceedings vary by year and by sponsor, and distinct instances may have different geographic locations and focuses.

Because of the overlapping acronym, readers should determine the intended ICDSC from context: the full name if provided, the year and the organizing institution, or the publication venue.

Distinguishing features may include the field emphasis (for example data science and cloud computing topics), the sponsoring organization (university, professional society, or research institute), and the event type (conference, symposium, or council).

See also ICDCS for a similarly structured acronym used in computing, though it denotes a different entity (International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems). Other similarly abbreviated bodies should be verified in source material.