In cooperation with ACM SIGCSE

        Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges
         Northwestern Region

Preliminary Call for Papers

Paper 
Submission 
Deadline
March 10, 2006

Tutorial & Panel Discussion Proposal Deadline
March 24, 2006

Eighth Annual Conference

To be held October 6-7, 2006 at Eastern Washington University
Cheney, Washington

Papers, panel discussions, and tutorials are solicited for presentation at the 2006 conference. Submissions are encouraged on all topics related to the computing sciences in the academic environment.

Papers, tutorials, and panel discussions are solicited on all topics.  Papers are to be a maximum of six pages single-spaced and the abstract should be limited to 300 words.

Tutorial and panel discussion submissions must include a proposal (two page maximum), list of participants, and the address, phone number, and email for the contact author.

Sample Categories                                  Submission Guidelines
•	Computer Engineering
•	Computing Sciences and Software Engineering
•	Computing Sciences Curriculum Issues
•	Computing Sciences Education Issues
•	Courses for Non-majors
•	Distance Education
•	Emerging Technologies
•	Ethics and Legal, Society, Gender Issues
•	Faculty Development and Support 
•	Graphics, Image Processing
•	Gaming and/or Animation
•	
Submission details will be posted on the conference web site
http://www.ccsc.org/northwest/2006/

Informatics
•	Information Science
•	Lab Use of Computers
•	Management and Administrative Issues
•	Multimedia Use and Training
•	Networking
•	Software Development and/or Use
•	Student Research

Preliminary Call for Student Posters
We invite undergraduate students to participate in a poster/project session and competition during the annual conference. Undergraduates, including those who completed their Bachelor's degrees in spring 2006, are requested to submit an abstract describing their research or significant project.  [Deadline for submission is September 29, 2006.]

Topics may include any computer-related research or significant project activity, either theoretical or applied. A faculty advisor must sponsor each proposal.