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Registration Open 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (in the East Registration Area) |
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Registration Open 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (in the East Registration Area) |
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Registration Open 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. (in the East Registration Area) |
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Pathways to Career Opportunities Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (in the International Foyer) |
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Pathways to Career Opportunities Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (in the International Foyer) |
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Sunday,
October 14 |
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Monday,
October 15 |
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Tuesday,
October 16
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Wednesday,
October 17
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7:30 |
(7:30-8:00) Continental Breakfast |
7:30 |
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7:30 |
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7:30 |
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7:45 |
7:45 |
(7:45-8:30) Breakfast (in Palm Ballroom 2)
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7:45 |
(7:45-8:30) Breakfast (in Palm Ballroom 2)
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7:45 |
(7:45-8:30) Breakfast (in Palm Ballroom 2)
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8:00 |
(8:00-8:15) Welcome by the Doctoral Consortium Chair, Introductions, and Panel Intros |
8:00 |
8:00 |
8:00 |
8:15 |
(8:15-9:00) Maria Vicente Bonto-Kane, “Use
of Formal Computational Models for Designing Intelligent
Mobile Device Interfaces” |
8:15 |
8:15 |
8:15 |
8:30 |
8:30 |
(8:30-9:00) Opening Remarks &
Announcements by Ronald Metoyer (in International Ballrooms North and Center)
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8:30 |
(8:30-9:00) Opening Remarks &
Announcements by Dr. Tiffani Williams (in International Ballrooms North and Center)
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8:30 |
(8:30-9:00) Opening Remarks &
Announcements by Stuart Feldman, ACM President (in International Ballrooms North and Center)
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8:45 |
8:45 |
8:45 |
8:45 |
9:00 |
(9:00-9:45) Joseph
Young, “A Domain Specific Language for Numerical Optimization”
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9:00 |
(9:00-10:00) Plenary
Session I: Shirley Malcom, “It’s Not Just About the Machine!” (in International Ballrooms North and Center)
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9:00 |
(9:00-10:00) Plenary Session III: John Leslie King, “kuhl-er-blahynd” (in International Ballrooms North and Center)
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9:00 |
(9:00-10:00) Plenary Session V: "Diversity is the Key to IT Security at Disney", Ann Kuhn, Director of IT Security, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts (in International Ballrooms North and Center)
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9:15 |
9:15 |
9:15 |
9:15 |
9:30 |
9:30 |
9:30 |
9:30 |
9:45 |
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9:45 |
9:45 |
9:45 |
10:00 |
(10:00-10:15) Break |
10:00 |
(10:00-10:30) Break (in International Foyer)
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10:00 |
(10:00-10:30) Break (in International Foyer)
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10:00 |
(10:00-10:30) Break (in International Foyer)
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10:15 |
(10:15-11:00) Huda Khan, “Developing a Model of
Adaptation for Enactment: The Central Role of Adaptation in
Teach Expertise and Curriculum Reuse”
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10:15 |
10:15 |
10:15 |
10:30 |
10:30 |
(10:30-11:15) Panel I: Richard
Tapia, Roscoe Giles, Valerie Taylor and Christopher Harris, “If Universities Care So Much about Diversity, Why do Computing
Departments Fail at Retaining their Underrepresented Minority Students?” (in the International Ballroom Center)
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(10:30-11:30) BOF I: Jeff Forbes and Chad Jenkings, Robotics Competition Preparation (in the International Ballroom South)
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(10:30-12:15) Workshop I (part
I): Scott McCrickard, John Kelly, Michael Smith,
Marlow Hinton, Clayton Lewis, Maureen Biggers, Byong Lee, George Harrison,
Mahmoud Manzoul and Azubike Okpalaeze, “Undergraduate
Research in Computing” (in the International Ballroom North)
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10:30 |
(10:30-12:15) ACM Student Poster Presentations (in International Ballroom North)
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(10:30-11:15) Panel III: Katie
Lewis, Kelley Herndon Ford, Juan Hernandez and Marisol Gamboa, “Evolving Careers in Computational
Science"
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(10:30-12:15) Workshop V: Sun-Hee
Yeo and Brian Blake, “Google Resume Workshop” (in International Ballroom Center) |
10:30 |
(10:30-12:00) Workshop VI: Jesse Bemley. Preparation of High School
Students for Technical Conferences” (in International Ballroom South) |
(10:30-11:15) Panel IV: Eileen McIlvain,
“Engaging Communities through Cyberinfrastructure: Lessons from the National
Science Digital Library” (in International Ballroom North)
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(10:30-12:00) Papers, Session Two
Shannon
Duvall, Implementation of DomCAT: The Domain Complexity Analysis Tool for Natural Language Dialog Processing” Guillermo
Lopez, Michela Taufer and Patricia Teller, Evaluation of IEEE 754 Floating-Point Arithmetic Compliance across a Wide Range of Heterogeneous Computers”
Caio Soares, George Page, Jonathan MacDonald, Sanjeev Baskiyar, John Hamilton and Gerry Dozier, "Bowl Championship Series Vulnerability Analysis” (in International Ballroom Center) |
(10:30-5:00) Bridge Day Activities |
10:45 |
10:45 |
10:45 |
10:45 |
11:00 |
(11:00-11:45) David Thornton, “Talking Games: Towards Speech as a Mainstream
Modality”
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11:00 |
11:00 |
11:00 |
11:15 |
11:15 |
11:15 |
(11:15-12:15) BOF II: Richard
Tapia, Phoebe Lenear and Raquell Holmes, “A Change for
the Better: Help Create Recommendations for Computing Departments to Retain
Students”
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11:15 |
(11:15-12:15) BOF IV: Ugochi
Acholonu and Wanda Eugene, "Diversity and Computer Science Outreach” (in International Ballroom North)
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11:30 |
11:30 |
(11:30-12:15) Panel II: Tiffany Barnes and Teresa Dahlberg, “Innovation in
Broadening Participation in Computing: STARS Leadership Corps” (in the International Ballroom Center) |
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11:30 |
11:30 |
11:45 |
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11:45 |
11:45 |
11:45 |
Noon |
(12:00-1:15) Lunch
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Noon |
Noon |
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12:15 |
12:15 |
(12:15-1:30) Lunch (in Palm Ballroom 2)
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12:15 |
(12:15-1:30) Lunch: Plenary Speaker: Richard Tapia. Plenary talk, “Appreciating Mathematical Computation through Applications to Very Cool Activities,” Richard Tapia, Edward Gonzalez, and Josef Sifuentes, Rice University (in Palm Ballroom 2)
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12:15 |
(12:15-1:30) Lunch and Town Hall Meeting (in Palm Ballroom 2)
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12:30 |
12:30 |
12:30 |
12:30 |
12:45 |
12:45 |
12:45 |
12:45 |
1:00 |
1:00 |
1:00 |
1:00 |
1:15 |
(1:15-2:00) Idongesit Mkpong-Ruffin, “Quantitative
Risk Assessment Model for Software Security in the Design Phase of Software
Development”
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1:15 |
1:15 |
1:15 |
1:30 |
1:30 |
(1:30-2:30) Plenary Session II: Norman
Johnson, “Diversity: A Weapon of Mass Construction (in International Ballrooms North and Center)
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1:30 |
(1:30-2:30) Plenary Session IV: Ken Kennedy
Distinguished Lecture, "Multi-Robot Intelligence", Manuela
Veloso, Carnegie Mellon University (in International Ballrooms North and Center)
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1:30 |
(1:30-2:00) Adjourn Tapia 2007
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1:45 |
1:45 |
1:45 |
1:45 |
2:00 |
Unoma
Ndili Okorafo, “Secure Routing for Directional Optical Sensor Networks”
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2:00 |
2:00 |
2:00 |
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2:15 |
2:15 |
2:15 |
2:15 |
2:30 |
2:30 |
(2:30-3:00) Break (in International Foyer)
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2:30 |
(2:30-3:00) Break (in International Foyer)
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2:30 |
2:45 |
(2:45-3:00) Break |
2:45 |
2:45 |
2:45 |
3:00 |
(3:00-3:45) Ernest Cross, “Researching Multimodal Augmented Reality Interfaces
as a Viable Alternative to 2D and 3D Displays that Improves Task Orientation
when Working with a Multitude of Robots”
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3:00 |
(3:00-4:00) Workshop II:Jan Cuny, “What Do we Really Need to Do to Broaden Participation in Computing?” (in International Ballroom South)
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(3:00-5:30) Workshop III: Vicki Almstrum, Steven J. Condly, Allen Johnson and David
Klappholz, “Planning and Executing Real Projects for
Real Clients Courses” (in International Ballroom Center) |
(3:00-4:00) Workshop I
(part II): Scott McCrickard, John Kelly, Michael Smith, Marlow Hinton,
Clayton Lewis, Maureen Biggers, Byong Lee, George Harrison, Mahmoud Manzoul and
Azubike Okpalaeze, “Undergraduate Research in Computing” (in International Ballroom North)
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3:00 |
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(3:00-4:30) Papers, Session One
Andrea Tapia,
Magy Seif El-Nasr, Ibrahim Yucel, Joseph Zupko and Edgar Maldonado, “Engaging
Passion for Computing: Using Virtual Gaming Environments to Motivate Girls to
Follow IT Career Paths”
Amos
Olagunju, Paul Fisher and John Adeyeye, “A Model for
Guiding Undergraduates to Success in Computational Science”
Beth
Trushkowsky, Kamaria Campbell and Jeffrey Forbes, “An
Architecture for a Collaborative Bibliographic Database” (in International Ballroom North) |
(3:00-6:00) Robotics Competition, sponsored
by iRobot (in Poinsettia and Quince Rooms) |
3:00 |
3:15 |
3:15 |
3:15 |
3:15 |
3:30 |
3:30 |
3:30 |
3:30 |
3:45 |
(3:45-4:30) Debbi Howard, “An Issue of Privacy: Correlations between Users’ Attitudes
and Online Behaviors”
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3:45 |
3:45 |
3:45 |
4:00 |
4:00 |
(4:00-5:30) Workshop IV: Tiffani
Williams, “Are They Really Listening? Effective
Presentations in Science Settings” (in International Ballroom South)
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4:00 |
4:00 |
4:15 |
4:15 |
4:15 |
4:15 |
4:30 |
(4:30-5:00) Break-out Discussion of
Presentations and Writing Skills
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4:30 |
((4:30-5:30) Panel II: American
Competitiveness Initiative (in International Ballroom North)
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4:30 |
(4:30-5:30) BOF III: Tiffany Barnes and Teresa Dahlberg, “Evaluating
Diversity Initiatives to Broadening Participation in Computing” (in International Ballroom North) |
4:30 |
4:45 |
4:45 |
4:45 |
4:45 |
5:00 |
(5:00-5:30) General Discussion and Wrap-up
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5:00 |
5:00 |
5:00 |
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5:15 |
5:15 |
5:15 |
5:15 |
5:30 |
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5:30 |
(5:30-6:00) Break (in International Foyer)
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5:30 |
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5:30 |
5:45 |
5:45 |
5:45 |
5:45 |
6:00 |
(6:00-6:30) Scholarship Orientation (in Palm Ballroom 3)
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6:00 |
(6:00-9:00) ACM Student Poster Competition and Reception (in Grand Foyer)
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6:00 |
(6:00-7:00) Break (in International Foyer)
(6:00-7:00) VIP Reception, by invitation only (in Camellia and Dogwood Rooms)
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6:00 |
6:15 |
6:15 |
6:15 |
6:15 |
6:30 |
(6:30-8:00) Student Orientation (in Palm Ballroom 3)
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6:30 |
6:30 |
6:30 |
6:45 |
6:45 |
6:45 |
6:45 |
7:00 |
7:00 |
7:00 |
(7:00-9:00) Banquet and Awards. Banquet Address by Dr.
Maria Klawe, “Mentoring across Race and Discipline”. Banquet sponsored by Microsoft. (in Palm Ballroom 2)
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7:45 |
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7:45 |
7:45 |
8:00 |
(8:00-10:00) Opening
Reception hosted by Google. Remarks by Monica Martinez-Canales, Conference
Chair (in Palm Ballrooms 1 and 2)
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8:00 |
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