SIGCSE 2003 Doctoral Consortium

Provisional Agenda

This version of the program is current as of 2/13/03. Please contact Joe Chase if you have questions orconcerns.

8:00

1 hr.

Registration opens for DC

9:00

30 min.

Opening

  • Welcoming remarks:
  • Individual introduction warm-up activity
  • Using the wall

SESSION 1

9:30

15 min.

Elizabeth P. Morris

Texas Tech University

Machine Learning Approach to Automate Classification of Literature in a SAM Research Database

9:45

15 min.

H. Chad Lane

University of Pittsburgh

An Intelligent Tutoring System for Novice Program Design

10:00

15 min.

Stephen P. Carl

Wright State University

A Component-Based Framework for Memory Management Studies

 

10:15

30 min.

Break and Discussion: How to Find a Home in Academics

 

SESSION 2

10:45

15 min.

Hector Gerardo Perez Gonzalez

University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

Learning Object Oriented Design Through Automatic Model Generation From Natural Language Problem Statements

11:00

15 min.

Phil Ventura

University of Buffalo, SUNY

On the Origins of Programmers:  Indentifying Predictors of Success for an Objects-First CS1

 

11:15

15 min.

break

 

SESSION 3

11:30

15 min.

Lisa C. Kaczmarczyk

Univeristy of Texas at Austin

The Acquisition of Intellectual Exertise:  A Computational Theory

11:45

15 min.

Gary Schubert

West Virginia University

CS1 CS2 Considered Harmful

 

 12:00

1.5 hr

Lunch with SIGCSE Board

 

SESSION 4

1:30

15 min.

Felicia Doswell

Virginia Tech

A Framework for Providing Strong Cache Consistency on the Web

1:45

15 min.

Cheryl D. Seals

Virginia Tech

A Framework Supporting Educational Software Reuse:  Simulation Builder for Teachers

 

2:00

15 min.

break

 

SESSION 5

2:15

15 min.

Peter DePasquale

Virginia Tech

Improving Learning of Programming Through the Implementation of Language Levels in Program Development

2:30

15 min.

Adrienne Decker

University of Buffalo, SUNY

I Want to be a Computer Scientist when I Grow Up:  Evaluating the Skills Necessary for Computer Science

 2:45

15 min.

Matt Jadud

University of Kent at Canterbury

Little Languages for Little Robots

 

3:00

1 hr.

Coffee with members of SIGCSE Board and Conference Committee
Activity: Cocktail party introductions

 

SESSION 6

4:00

1 hr.

Further Discussion, Q&A

 

5:00

 

Discussion: Closing thoughts and feedback