2007 CCSC: Central Plains Conference April 13 - 14, 2007 Drury University Springfield, Missouri In Association with ACM SIGCSE National Sponsors: Addison-Wesley Computing O'Reilly Thomson Course Technology
Time	Track 1	Track 2	Track 3	F R I D A Y
8:00 - 8:30	Pre-Conference Registration Lab A, 2^nd Floor Springfield Hall
8:30 - 11:30	ACM SIGCSE Pre-Conference Workshop Introducing Visual Studio Team System Into the Curriculum Joe Hummel Lake Forest College (More information ...) MEETING ROOM: Lab A, 2^nd Floor Springfield Hall
10:00 - 5:00	Conference Registration Room 117 Pearsons Hall
1:00 - 2:00	Opening Session Conference Welcome Scott Sigman - Conference Chair Welcome to Drury University Charles Taylor - Dean of the College Keynote Address Business Ethics in the 21 Century Doug Roller CEO and Co-founder Duck Creek Technologies (More information ...) MEETING ROOM: Lay Auditorium, Lay Hall
2:10 - 3:10	Session Chair Jeff Kimball - Southwest Baptist University Using An Automated Reasoning Program As A CS Application In Discrete Mathematics Daniel E. Nohl, Benedictine University MEETING ROOM: Room 22 Pearsons Hall	Session Chair Ron MCleary - Avila University Level Of Agreement Between Instructor And Student Peer-Evaluations Of Website Design Characteristics Edward Mirielli, Westminster College Implementation Of An Interactive Web Application Using FOSS, A Participant-Oriented Evaluation Study Cecil Schmidt, Justin Higgins, and Lance Gliser, Washburn University MEETING ROOM: Room 23 Pearsons Hall	Panel: How Do We Manage Student Projects Dean Sanders - Northwest Missouri State Khaled Alshare - Emporia State University Scott Sigman - Drury University Eddie Burris - University of Missouri, KC MEETING ROOM: Room 115 Pearsons Hall
3:15 - 3:45	Break - Networking - Vendors Room 116, Pearsons Hall
3:50 - 4:50	Session Chair Dan Neumann - Southwest Baptist University A Computer Forensics Minor Curriculum Proposal William Figg, Dakota State & Zehai Zhou, University of Houston A Multidisciplinary Approach To Graduate Education In Informatics – A Proposal In Process Jody K. Smith & John P. Buerck, St. Louis University MEETING ROOM: Room 22 Pearsons Hall	Tutorial: Infusing Diversity Topics Throughout The Computer Science Curriculum Goran Trajkovski, Towson University MEETING ROOM: Room 23 Pearsons Hall	Panel: Game Programming Concepts Can Be Taught at CP-CCSC Schools Rick Barker - Washburn University Cecil Schmidt - Washburn University Carol Browning - Drury University Ernest Ferguson - Northwest Missouri State MEETING ROOM: Room 115 Pearsons Hall
4:55 - 5:10	Break - Networking - Vendors Room 116, Pearsons Hall
5:15 - 6:15	Session Chair David Pope - Ozarks Technical College Using BlueJ And Blackjack To Teach Object-Oriented Design Concepts In CS1 Svetlana Kouznetsova, Sam Houston State A Comprehensive Capstone Project In Computer Science I: Getting The (Instant) Message Tim DeClue, Southwest Baptist University MEETING ROOM: Room 22 Pearsons Hall	Tutorial: Teaching an Object-Oriented CS1 Course in Python Michael H. Goldwasser & David Letscher, St. Louis University MEETING ROOM: Room 23 Pearsons Hall
6:30 - 8:30	Banquet Ballroom, Findlay Student Center

8:00 - 10:00	Saturday Registration Room 117 Pearsons Hall			S A T U R D A Y
8:00 - 8:30	Continental Breakfast Courtesy of EMC Room 116, Pearsons Hall
8:30 - 9:30	Session Chair Eric Shade - Missouri State University Constructing a Solid Real-Time Operating Systems Course in Computer Science Major Kuodi Jian, Metropolitan State University Use of a Simulator and an Assembler in Teaching Input-Output Processing and Interrupt Handling Soe Than, VA Military Institute MEETING ROOM: Room 22 Pearsons Hall	Session Chair Bob Neufeld - McPherson College Nifty Assignments 1. The Arrow Program: A Software Engineering Case Study for CS1, Iyad A. Ajwa, Ashland Univ. Ohio 2. Division By Integers Using Multiplication, Chuck Pheatt, Emporia State 3. Java Programming Assignment Using Client/Server Interaction, Thomas Mertz, Kansas State MEETING ROOM: Room 23 Pearsons Hall	Vendor Session Information Management Infrastructures - Managing Data Growth in the Information Age Ed VanSickles (Abstract ...) MEETING ROOM: Room 115 Pearsons Hall
9:35 - 9:55	Break - Networking - Vendors - Student Poster Sessions Room 116, Pearsons Hall
10:00 - 11:00	Session Chair Linda Webster - Westminster College Developing And Learning Web Services With Open Source Software: An Experience Report Matthew W. Reed, Benjamin A. Balogh, David C. Miller, and Chia-Chu Chiang, Arkansas Little Rock Introducing SOA And Workflow Modeling To Non-Technical Students Bruce J. Neubauer, Univ. of South Florida MEETING ROOM: Room 22 Pearsons Hall	Tutorial: An Assembly Language I.D.E. To Engage Students Of All Levels Pete Sanderson, Otterbein College & Ken Vollmar, Missouri State MEETING ROOM: Olin Library Computer Lab	Student Web Site Contest Sponsored by VML MEETING ROOM: Room 115 Pearsons Hall @7:40 Start time for Contest is 8:30 A.M
11:05 - 11:25	Break - Networking - Vendors - Student Poster Sessions Room 116, Pearsons Hall
11:30 - 12:30	Session Chair Anita Liu - Missouri State University A Data Mining Course For Computer Science And Non Computer Science Students Jamil Saquer, Missouri State Data Mining in Sports: Predicting Cy Young Award Winners Lloyd Smith, Bret Lipscomb, & Adam Simkins, Missouri State MEETING ROOM: Room 22 Pearsons Hall	Tutorial: Hands-On Robotic Programming Nick Kreeger & Wen-Jung Hsin, Park University MEETING ROOM: Room 115 Pearsons Hall
12:45 - 1:45	Luncheon & Business Meeting Ballroom, Findlay Student Center
2:00 - 6:00	Student Programming Contest Sponsored by Cerner Corporation Room 115 Pearsons Hall