Final Program CCSCNE 2020 (Posted April 30, 2020)
StudentPostersDocument-2020 – Final Posted 2020-03-28
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CCSCNE 2020 CANCELLED
Due to the closing of Ramapo College and the extraordinary circumstances that have arisen from the COVID-19 outbreak, the CCSCNE 2020 conference at Ramapo College will not take place.
Some of the details of the cancellation are to be worked out, but here is what we can say for now.
Everyone who has already registered for the conference will get a full refund. The mechanism for the refund is being worked out.
Everyone who was to present at CCSCNE 2020 will be given an opportunity to present at CCSCNE 2021. Nothing has been confirmed about the 2021 conference but it is my hope that it can be held at Ramapo College, the date to be announced.
I want to thank everyone who worked on the conference , who submitted a presentation, and who were going to attend the conference. The virus pandemic has affected many lives, so CCSCNE is a minor story in all of this. But it’s an event that amy of us look forward to every year. I look forward to seeing you at CCSCNE 2021.
Larry D’Antonio
Chair CCSCNE
Ramapo College of New Jersey
Final Program CCSCNE 2020 (Posted April 30, 2020)
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Videos by authors are below
https://youtu.be/qNDP2m7recE is paper 22, “Oh the Robots that You can Choose: A Technical Review of Mobile Robot Platforms” by Benjamin Fine, Jory Denny, Nate Dix and Ashley Frazier.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bigqlAdezbI is paper 28, “Real-World Assignments at Scale to Reinforce the Importance of Algorithms and Complexity” by Jason Strahler, Matthew Mcquaigue, Alec Goncharow, David Burlinson, Kalpathi Subramanian, Erik Saule and Jamie Payton.
https://ny6.ensemblevideo.com/Watch/ReillyCCSCNE2020 is paper 34, “Creation of a Virtual Machine for a Database Class” by Christine Reilly.
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Faculty Posters
Integrating Cloud Computing across existing Computer and Information Science Courses
Ruth Kurniawati, Westfield State University
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The Low-Budget Experimental Computer Lab Boosts Students’ Research
Vladimir Riabov, Rivier University
David Pitts, Rivier University
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Differentiating Computer Science Courses in Undergraduate and Graduate Level
Songmei Yu, Felician University
Sofya Poger, Felician University
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Capstone: Transitioning a Successful Undergraduate Research Program to a Multi-Research Model
Michael Jonas, University of New Hampshire at Manchester
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What Makes Students’ Capstone Projects Successful?
Vladimir Riabov, Rivier University
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Comparing Methods of Python Education
Kevin McCullen, SUNY Plattsburgh
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Student Posters (and Videos)
5001 Trusted Digital Identity Management Using Blockchain
5003 Designing a logic problem solver using a natural language system
5005 Detecting Network Anomalies Using Machine Learning
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5006 Bayesian Phylogenetic Inference of Stochastic Block Model on Random Graphs
5008 Real-time Face Recognition Using Deep Learning
5010 Predicting Capture-to-Control Delay in Automated UAV Systems
5012 Major Miner – A Sound Labeling Game For Audio Researchers
5013 Choose the Best Airbnb Host in NYC A GeoVisualization Project
5014 Skip the Line and Get Your Coffee on Time
5015 Using an Internet Extension to Save You From the Internet
5023 Practice, Assessment, and Review The Pedagogical Model Behind an Intelligent Tutoring System
5024 Using Oracle APEX to solve Meetings Issues
5027 Blockchain Technology Adoption on College Campuses
5029 Drone Forensics- The Right Drone For The Job
5036 Improving the Quinnipiac Weather Website
5042 ScreenSnooze Managing Smartphone Usage Through Mindfulness Practices
5048 Recursion and Debugger-like Features for METAL Algorithm Visualizations
5052 The Role of Blocks Programming in Forming Computational Identity
5053 Crowdsourced Measurements of Internet Traffic Manipulation
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Panels
Strategies for Maximizing the Value of Industry Adjuncts: The Tech-in-Residence Corps Model
MP4 Video – Recorded April 24, 2020
Responding to NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio’s call to double the number of students graduating with a Bachelors degrees in computer science, in 2017, the Tech-in-Residence Corps (TIRC) program, first-of-its-kind multi stakeholder partnership between academia, government, and private industry, was established at the City University of New York. The TIRC program quickly led to a rethinking of the potential roles that industry adjuncts can take on within CS Departments. Its driving hypothesis was that by employing a coordinated campaign to recruit top-quality industry practitioners to not only teach students advanced applied topics directly, but also provide feedback on curriculum development, this would enable campus departments to align better with industry practices. In addition, industry adjuncts explored opportunities within their companies for student internships and full-time entry-level jobs, with the hope that this would increase students’ job competitiveness. Ultimately, this created a sustained feedback loop that lead to other mutually beneficial arrangements between the tech industry and the university’s CS Departments. This panel discussion will represent the different perspectives of various stakeholders who have directly participated in the Tech-in-Residence Corps program: department faculty, an industry adjunct, the TIRC program manager, and a university administrator.
Panelists:
Susan P. Imberman is The University Associate Dean for Technology Education at the City University of New York Central Office. Her charge is to foster the development of new and innovative technology programs in CUNY. Besides her current administrative role, Dr. Imberman holds academic positions at both The College of Staten Island, CUNY, where she chaired the computer science department, and The Graduate Center, CUNY.
Robert Domanski Ph.D., is the Director of Higher Education for the New York City government’s Tech Talent Pipeline industry partnership. As the former Senior Program Manager of the Tech-in-Residence Corps, he oversaw nearly two dozen advanced Computer Science courses at CUNY each semester taught by industry professionals from NYC’s tech ecosystem.
Shermane Austin is a Professor of Computer Science at CUNY Medgar Evers College. She is the Program Coordinator for Computer Science and facilitator for the Tech-in-Residence program in the department. She is also the Site Lead for the Google CSSI-Extension program at the college and is an Affiliate Director of the NASA NY State Space Consortium.
Ross Dakin – is a former industry adjunct who taught at Lehman College (CUNY) as an inaugural member of the TIRC program. He is currently employed at the New Jersey Office of Innovation. Previously he was the Senior Strategist of Global Technology & Operations at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Ross was also a Presidential Innovation Fellow in the Obama White House.
| Categories | Event | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Paper, panel, lightning talks, tutorials, and workshops | Submissions due | Sun, Dec 1 |
| Paper, panel, lightning talks, tutorials, and workshops | Notifications | Fri, Jan 10 |
| Paper, panel, lightning talks, tutorials, and workshops | Camera-ready copy due | Fri, Feb 7 |
| Faculty & graduate student poster | Submissions due | Fri, Jan 24 |
| Faculty & graduate student poster | Notifications | Fri, Feb 7 |
| Faculty & graduate student poster | Camera-ready copy due | Fri, Feb 14 |
| Encores | Submissions due | Fri, Mar 13 |
| Encores | Notifications | Fri, Mar 20 |
| Undergraduate student poster | Abstracts due | Mon, Mar 2 |
| Undergraduate student poster | Notifications | Wed, Mar 18 |
| Undergraduate student poster | Camera-ready copy due | Wed, Mar 25 |
| Programming Contest | Registration deadline | Mon, Mar 30 |
| Registration | Early registration deadline | Mon, Apr 6 |
| Registration | Standard registration deadline | Fri, Apr 17 |
| Title | Member | Institution | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conference Chair | Lawrence D’Antonio | Ramapo College | |
| Conference Chair | Ben Fine | Ramapo College | |
| Program Chair | Jim Teresco | Siena College | |
| Papers Chair | Ali Erkan | Ithaca College | |
| Papers Chair | Yana Kortsarts | Widener University | |
| Lightning Talks Chair | Susan Imberman | City University of New York | |
| Panels Chair | Joan DeBello | St. Johns University | |
| Tutorials Chair | Bonnie MacKellar | St. Johns University | |
| Tutorials Chair | Ting Liu | Siena College | |
| Workshops Chair | Bonnie MacKellar | St. Johns University | |
| Workshops Chair | Ting Liu | Siena College | |
| Faculty Posters Chair | Dan Rogers | The College at Brockport | |
| Speakers Chair | Ingrid Russell | University of Hartford | |
| Speakers Chair | Mike Gousie | Wheaton College | |
| Student Unconference Chair | Karl Wurst | Worcester State University | |
| Encore Chair | Darren Lim | Siena College | |
| Undergraduate Posters Chair | Sandeep Mitra | The College at Brockport | |
| Undergraduate Posters Chair | Alice Fischer | University of New Haven | |
| Undergraduate Posters Chair | Aparna Mahadev | Worcester State University | |
| Undergraduate Posters Chair | Stefan Christov | Quinnipiac University | |
| Undergraduate Posters Chair | Liberty Page | University of New Haven | |
| Registration Chair | Mark Hoffman | Quinnipiac University | |
| Registration Chair | Rick Kline | Pace University | |
| Programming Contest Chair | Frank Ford | Providence College | |
| Programming Contest Chair | Del Hart | SUNY Plattsburgh | |
| Career Fair Coordinator | Scott Frees | Ramapo College | |
| Vendors Chair | Kevin McCullen | SUNY Plattsburgh |