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Friday, November 7
Pre-Conference Workshop:
9:00
a.m. - noon. "Human-Computer Interaction in the Classroom",
Daniel D. McCracken,
City College of New York -
Room E-0320
Registration:
11:00
a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Note that registration is NOT available before 11:00 a.m. -
E-Building Atrium, Ground Floor
Welcome:
1:15 -
1:30 p.m. - Room C-1100 Welcoming Remarks: Debra McCurdy,
Provost, Georgia Perimeter College-Dunwoody
Keynote Address:
1:30
p.m. Dr. Amy S. Bruckman,
The College of Computing at Georgia Tech,
Learning in Online Communities Room C-1100
Concurrent Session 1: 3:00 p.m.
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REVIEWED PAPERS
Room E-0330
Presider:
Gerald Adkins,
Georgia College and State University |
REVIEWED PAPERS
Room E-0320
Presider:
Dennis Martin,
Jacksonville State University |
STUDENT PAPERS
Room E-0420
Presider:
David Sykes,
Wofford College |
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LEARNING EMBEDDED DATABASES WITH BERKELEY DB
TackSoo Im,
Kennesaw State University
CONCEPTUAL MODELING WITH THE OBJECT PROCESS METHODOLOGY IN
SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE
Hong Liu, David P. Gluch,
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
TEACHER SPECIFICATION AND STUDENT IMPLEMENTATION OF A UNIT
TESTING METHODOLOGY IN AN INTRODUCTORY PROGRAMMING COURSE
Robin
M. Snyder,
Savannah State University
TEACHING DEFENSIVE PROGRAMMING IN JAVA
Marsha Zaidman,
Mary Washington College
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WIRELESS LAN SECURITY AND LABORATORY DESIGNS
Yasir Zahur and T. Andrew Yang,
University of Houston Clear Lake
N-TIER CLIENT SERVER SYSTEMS COURSE WITH EMPHASIS TO MOBILE
DEVICES
Ken Hoganson, Mario Guimaraes,
Kennesaw State University
TCP/IP LABORATORY EXERCISES FOR USE WITH A REMOTELY
ACCESSIBLE NETWORKING LABORATORY
Joseph D. Sloan,
Wofford College,
Charles Schlindwein,
Lander University
ENHANCING LEARNING IN A DATA COMMUNICATION AND NETWORKING
COURSE WITH LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS
Ardian N. Greca, Robert P. Cook, and James K. Harris,
Georgia Southern University |
C# AS A FIRST LANGUAGE: A COMPARISON WITH C++
Bryan Bates,
Lipscomb University
LIMP: AN INTERPRETED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR STUDENTS,
PROFESSORS AND PROGRAMMERS
William
Hawkins,
Furman University
JAVA SIMULATION AND ROBOT MODELING OF THE CATAGLYPHIS
BICOLOR
Kelly Cannon and Derek Riley,
Mercer University
and
Wartburg College
ANATOMY OF A WEB SERVICE
Kamalsinh F Chavda,
Kennesaw State University
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Banquet: 6:30 p.m. Marriott Perimeter Center,
Salons A-B Opening Remarks: Tina Philpot, Department Chair,
Business Administration and Computer Science, Georgia Perimeter
College, Dunwoody Campus
Banquet Address: 7:00 p.m.
Dr.
Irfan Essa,
The College of Computing at Georgia Tech,
How can Computer Science help with
Making Movies?" OR "Digital Video Special Effects, a Computer
Science Perspective - Marriott Perimeter Center Salon A-B
Saturday, November 8
Vendor Exhibits: 8:00 am - noon E-Building
Atrium, Ground Floor
Programming Contest: 9:30 a.m. Room E-0370
Concurrent Session 2: 8:30 a.m.
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REVIEWED PAPERS
Room E-0300
Presider:
Jonathan Bernick,
Coastal Carolina University |
REVIEWED PAPERS
Room E-0320
Presider:
John Stamey,
Coastal Carolina University |
WORKSHOP
Room E-1460
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THE GENETIC ALGORITHM AND THE PRISONER'S DILEMMA
Benjamin Hosp,
Roanoke College
TPphotoSuite: A WINDOWS BASED DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING
PROGRAM
Tauhida Parveen,
Georgia Southern University
MOTION CAPTURE FOR THE REST OF US
Margaret S. Geroch,
Wheeling Jesuit University
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4-HOUR MODEL IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPUTING CURRICULUM 2001" IN
A SMALL LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE
Gail
Miles,
Lenoir-Rhyne College
CREATING A MASTER'S DEGREE IN COMPUTER INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
Michael L. Nelson, David Rice,
International College
DISCIPLINE FOCUSED NON-MAJOR COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSES
Paula Gabbert,
Furman University
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COPYRIGHT, LAW AND ETHICS ON THE WEB - ISSUES FOR THE
COMPUTING EDUCATOR
Rebecca H. Rutherfoord,
Southern Polytechnic State University
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Break: 10-10:30 E-Building Atrium, Ground
Floor
Concurrent Session 3: 10:30 a.m.
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REVIEWED PAPERS
Room E-0300
Presider:
Jim Harris,
Georgia Southern University |
REVIEWED PAPERS
Room E-0320
Presider:
J.F. Yao,
Georgia College and State University |
PANEL
Room E-1460
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A
PROPOSAL TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CLOSED
LABORATORIES IN THE COMPUTER SCIENCE CURRICULUM
Renée McCauley, Walter Pharr, George Pothering, Christopher
Starr,
College of Charleston
INTRODUCING 3D MODELING AND ANIMATION INTO THE COURSE
CURRICULUM
Paige H. Meeker,
Furman
University
IMMERSIVE VISUALIZATION TOOL FOR PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES OF
COMPUTER SCIENCE CONCEPTS: A PILOT STUDY
Max
M. North, Joseph Sessum and Alex Zakalev,
Kennesaw State University |
IMPLEMENTING A NETWORKING COMPONENT IN A CS/IT CURRICULUM:
AN EXPERIENCE REPORT
John
Chenoweth,
U. Wisc.-Whitewater,
Phil Pfeiffer, Qing Yuan,
East TN State
Univ.
COMPUTER NETWORKING LABORATORY PROJECTS
Guillermo A Francia, III, Chi Chin Chao,
Jacksonville
State University
A
HIGH PERFORMANCE WEB-BASED SYSTEM FOR MOLECULAR ELECTRONIC
STRUCTURE VISUALIZATION
A.J.
Pounds, M. Buttersworth, and B.A. Mantooth,
Mercer University
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NIFTY ASSIGNMENT IDEAS
Moderator:
Dee Medley,
Augusta State University
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Luncheon: 12:00 pm B-220
Speaker after the luncheon: Dr. Mark Guzdial,
The College of Computing at Georgia Tech,
Introduction to Media Computation: A new CS1
approach that addresses women's interests
Concurrent Session 4: 1:30 p.m.
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REVIEWED PAPERS
Room E-0300
Presider:
William Myers,
Belmont Abbey College |
REVIEWED PAPERS
Room E-0320
Presider:
John Rupf,
Southern Polytechnic State University |
WORKSHOP
Room E-0230
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PROGRAMMING SKILLS FOR A CHANGING WORLD: BACK TO THE BASICS
Ronnie E. King, Robert F. Roggio, J. Gray Killinge,
University of North Florida
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SIMULATION OF KNUTH'S MIX MACHINE AS TEACHING TOOL
Bobby Nakanelua, Michael Curtsinger,
Elizabethtown Community College
SIMD PROGRAMMING ILLUSTRATED USING INTEL'S MMX INSTRUCTION
SET
S. Krishnaprasad,
Jacksonville State University
USING UML TO FACILITATE THE TEACHING OF OBJECT-ORIENTED
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
Philip J. Burton, Russel E. Bruhn,
University of Arkansas at Little Rock |
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OR ONE TIME PAD ENCRYPTION
Robert
P. Webber,
Longwood University
INDEXING PERMUTATIONS
William H. Campbell,
University of North Carolina Pembroke
MOVE TO COMPONENT BASED ARCHITECTURES: INTRODUCING
MICROSOFT'S NET PLATFORM INTO THE COLLEGE CLASSROOM
Dr. Meg Murray,
Kennesaw State University
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ROBOCODE THROUGHOUT THE CURRICULUM
Esmail Bonakdarian, Ph.D., Laurie White, Ph.D.,
Mercer University |
Wrap-up Session/Awards: 3:30pm E-Building
Atrium, Ground Floor |
