1999 SIGCSE Doctoral Consortium
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| 8:30 | (30 min) | coffee |
| 9:00 | (20 min) | Welcome (Jane Prey) Warm-up activity; using the wall (Vicki Almstrum) |
| 9:20 | (15 min) | Laurie Williams, University of Utah (U.S.) The collaborative software process |
| 9:35 | (15 min) | Mary-Anne Posenau, Penn State University at York (U.S.) Algorithms for high aspect-ratio oriented triangulations |
| 9:50 | (15 min) | Martha Hause, Open University (U.K.) Communication in remote group working |
| 10:05 | (15 min) | movement break / fresh coffee |
| 10:20 | (15 min) | Christina Björkman, Uppsala University (Sweden) Project Q+: an action-oriented program for recruiting and retaining first year female students in CS |
| 10:35 | (15 min) | Bruce Wooley, Mississippi State University (U.S.) Scaling clustering for the data mining step in knowledge discovery |
| 10:50 | (30 min) | Stumbling blocks: how to fail (Sally Fincher) |
| 11:20 | (15 min) | Quan Tran, University of Texas at Dallas (U.S.) Educational middleware: bridging software technology and education |
| 11:35 | (15 min) | Ray Lischner, Oregon State University (U.S.) Programming language and tools for deep learning |
| 11:50 | ( 5 min) | movement break |
| 11:55 | (15 min) | Mary Last, Grand Valley State University (U.S.) Virtual teams in Computing education |
| 12:10 | (15 min) | Duane Jarc, The George Washington University (U.S.) Assessing the benefits of interactivity and the influence of learning styles on the effectiveness of algorithm animation using Web-based data structures courseware |
| 12:25 | (20 min) | 'Cocktail party' introductions (Marian Petre) |
| 12:45 | (90 min) | lunch |
| 14:15 | (15 min) | Brian Hopkins, Anglia Polytechnic University (U.K.) The role of critical and reflective thinking in the education and training of Information Systems practitioners |
| 14:30 | (15 min) | Anne Applin, University of Southern Mississippi (U.S.) The application of language acquisition theory to programming concept instruction: chunks versus programs from scratch |
| 14:45 | ( 5 min) | movement break |
| 14:50 | (15 min) | Oliver Grillmeyer, Univ of California at Berkeley (U.S.) Animation used to explain Scheme functions |
| 15:05 | (15 min) | Anders Berglund, Uppsala University (Sweden) Knowledge creation in Computer Science in an international distributed environment |
| 15:20 | (45 min) | break with members of the SIGCSE Board and Conference Committee registration for conference? |
| 16:05 | (30 min) | Tactics for completion (Marian Petre) |
| 16:35 | (30 min) | Getting the most out of the conference (Vicki Almstrum) |
| 17:05 | end |