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C3SEE 2004

The 2004 Canadian Conference on Computer and Software Engineering Education

March 29-30, 2004

University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

http://ewh.ieee.org/reg/7/c3see/c3see04/index.html [IEEE Canada site]

http://www.enel.ucalgary.ca/C3SEE2004 [U of C site]

 

Theme

 Innovation and Pedagogy in Computer and Software Engineering Curricula.

 

Welcome to participate!

 

 

C3SEE'04 Advanced Program: C3SEE'04 Program

 
SPONSORED BY

 

 

 
Steering Committee Chair

Prof. Witold Kinsner                             (U. of M)
Conference Chair

Prof. Yingxu Wang                                 (U. of C)
Organization Chair

Prof. Michael Smith                               (U. of C)
Program Committee

Wael Badawy

U of C

Christine Chan

U of R

Bob Dony

U of G

Behrouz Far

U of C

Ruben Gonzalez-Rubio

U of S

Mabo Ito

U of BC

Mary Kaye

U of NB

Witold Kinsner

U of M

Steve Norman

U of C

Witold Pedrycz

U of A

Gunther Ruhe

U of C

Abu Sesay

U of C

Mike Smith

U of C

Yingxu Wang (Chair)

U of C

Haibin Zhu

U of N

IEEE Canada Steering Committee

Witold Kinsner (Chair)

U of M

Bob Dony

U of G

Charles-A. Gautier

NRC

Mabo Ito

U of BC

Mary Kaye

U of NB

R. Gonzalez-Rubio

U of S

Yingxu Wang

U of C
Organization Committee

Michael Smith (Chair)

U of C

Yingxu Wang

U of C

Mahmood Moussavi

U of C

Lisa Fleece

U of C
Important Date

Paper Submission:                Feb. 16, 2004

Notification of Acceptance:  Feb. 23, 2004

Camera-Ready Paper:          March 8, 2004

Conference dates:       March 29-30, 2004

 
Information
http://www.enel.ucalgary.ca/C3SEE2004

http://ewh.ieee.org/reg/7/c3see/

c3see04/index.html

 

Conference Secretary: Lisa Fleece

 

C3SEE'04 Program [NEW*]

 

Accommodation

 
LINKS

C3SEE'02 Manitoba

 

IEEE ICCI'04 Vancouver 

 

IEEE CCECE'04 Niagara Falls

 

 

 

Scope

The Canadian Conference on Computer and Software Engineering Education (C3SEE) is an annual forum to discuss concerns related to the growth of Computer and Software Engineering. Many universities have established accredited Computer Engineering (CTE) and Software Engineering (SWE) programs within the departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE). The pertinent educational and pedagogical issues related to the expansion and improvement of this area, particularly in SWE programs and their relationship to the existing programs in both the ECE and computer science (CS) departments ought to be addressed.

 

C3SEE’04 welcomes participation from Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science faculty members from Canadian universities. The National committee and program committee of C3SEE’04 would like to encourage each ECE department and all interested CS departments in Canada to send at least one representative to this important event.

 

The 2004 Canadian Conference on Computer and Software Engineering Education, C3SEE’04, calls for papers on computer and software engineering education development in Canadian universities. Original papers are invited, in English or French, including but not limited to the following topics:

 

· Software Engineering as a Profession

- Formation of the scope of SWE

- Requirements from academic, national, and professional perspectives

 
· New Development in Software Engineering Education

- Establishment of undergraduate programs in engineering or non-engineering departments

- The role of computer science in software engineering education

- Architecture of software engineering curricula

- Foundations of software engineering 

- Teaching methods (lectures, laboratories, tools, resources, funding)

- Newly developed courses

 
· New Development in CTE Education

      - Teaching methods (laboratory design, tools, resources, funding)

- Simulation versus hardware laboratories

- Embedded systems

- Real-time systems

- Computer networks and the web

- Systems design

 
· Graduate Programs and Research in CTE and SWE

- Innovative courses and laboratories

- Exchange of faculty and students

- Collaboration within Canada and elsewhere

- Graduate project reports and case studies 

 
· Industrial and R&D needs for CTE and SWE: A Panel Discussion

- Industry

- NRC (National Research Council)

- TR Labs

- NSERC  (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council)

 
· Accreditation and Professional Registration for CTE and SWE Graduates

- CEAB (Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board) accreditation issues (basic science, math, electrical, and design components in CTE and SWE programs)

- Distance education and on-line learning

- Co-op programs

C3SEE'04 Paper Submission

    * Submit an abstract of paper (one page) with author's full address to the Conference Chair by email attachment by

      Monday, Feb. 16, 2004. 

 

Camera-Ready Papers

    * IEEE paper format, example, instructions, and copyright form are available via the links.

    * Camera-ready papers due on Monday, March 8, 2004.

    * Camera-ready papers in Word format should be sent to the Conference Chair by email attachment. 

Registration:  Registration form.

Univ. of Calgary: The University of Calgary is a research and teaching university of growing national and international stature. According to the Canadian Association of University Business Officers, the U of C is the most research-intensive university in Alberta and among the top 10 in Canada. Research funding exceeds $134.5 million per year. The U of C is recognized nationally and internationally as a leading research university. It is a member of nine national Centres of Excellence; the Canadian International Development Agency named the U of C a Centre of Excellence in International Development. (U of C map)

Accommodation:  (a) Accommodation on Campus through university Residence Services. Phone (403) 220-3203, fax (403) 220-6760, Email: confserv@ucalgary.ca, Web page: http://www.ucalgary.ca/residence/SAOptions.html.  Prices: from $99 up, depending on double or single occupancy, size of room etc. Reservation should be made before March 8, 2004.

(b) Quality Inn, a hotel within 10 minutes walk of the University of Calgary. Toll free reservation line: 1-888-661-4667, Email: info@qualityinnuofc.com, Web site: http://www.qualityinnuofc.com/ . Reservation should be made before March 8, 2004 by using the group reservation number: 100716.

Contact: Lisa Fleece, Conference Secretary, for further information or help.

 

 The City: Calgary is an attractive and dynamic city. Situated on the banks of the Bow River near Alberta's majestic Rocky Mountains, Calgary's diverse landscape lends itself to a variety things to do and places to see. The Calgary attractions, including the Glenbow Museum, Calgary Tower, Canada Olympic Park and Eau Claire Market, are
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