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ORCIDRichard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference 2007: Orlando, Florida, USA
- Monica Martinez-Canales:
Proceedings of the Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference 2007, Orlando, Florida, USA, October 14-17, 2007. ACM 2007, ISBN 978-1-59593-866-4
Papers session 1
- Amos O. Olagunju, Paul Fisher, John O. Adeyeye:
A model for guiding undergraduates to success in computational science. 1-4 - Beth Trushkowsky, Kamaria Campbell, Jeffrey Forbes:
An architecture for a collaborative bibliographic database. 1-4
Papers session 2
- Shannon Duvall:
Implementation of DomCAT: the domain complexity analysis tool for natural language dialog processing. 1-4 - Guillermo A. Lopez, Michela Taufer
, Patricia J. Teller:
Evaluation of IEEE 754 floating-point arithmetic compliance across a wide range of heterogeneous computers. 1-4 - Caio Soares, George Page, Jonathan MacDonald, Sanjeev Baskiyar, John A. Hamilton Jr., Gerry V. Dozier:
Bowl championship series vulnerability analysis. 1-4
Poster abstracts
- Yasmeen Ahmad:
Broadband websites: accessible to all? 21 - Bushra Ahsan:
Cache improvement techniques reconsidered: a write-buffer case study. 22 - Jerry Backer:
The effect of memory bandwidth on processor performance. 23 - Christopher Bryant:
A model for sustainable after-school robotics programs in underserved schools. 24 - Mariheida Cordova:
Virtual town square for the Blacksburg community. 25 - Tao Cui:
Opportunistic source coding for data gathering in wireless sensor networks. 26 - Karen DelDuca:
Developing an interface for capturing and sharing information on research posters. 27 - Nurcan Durak:
Coronal loop detection in solar images. 28 - Michael Eagle:
Wu's castle: teaching for loops and arrays using games. 29 - Marco Enriquez:
A C++ class supporting state-deficient adjoint state methods. 30 - Mario Guajardo:
Driving simulation environment for modeling of human behavior. 31 - Joy Kamunyori:
Handling self-modifying code using software dynamic translation. 32 - Jose Lombay-Gonzalez:
Social software for governments: government next step to improve community participation. 33 - Lonnie T. Parker:
Learning locomotion behaviors for adaptation of omni-directional walking patterns. 34 - NyEsha Robinson:
The role of formative usability evaluation in the user-centered website design process. 35 - Akila Sarirete:
Towards a semantic modeling of learners in e-learning from communities of practice perspective. 36 - Andrea Williams:
Usability size N. 37 - Donald Williams:
Optimization framework for american-style option valuation with financial constraints. 38 - Talithia Williams:
A spatio-temporal model for bias estimation in radar rainfall data. 39 - Gregory Wilson:
Using RFID to support digital information sharing on the non-digital objects. 40
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