Call for Presentation Abstracts 

The ACM Mid-Southeast Chapter Fall Conference provides a forum for discussion of current applications and experimental, theoretical and educational developments in all areas of computing. You are invited to contribute an abstract of no more than 300 words for a paper presentation, a panel discussion, or a tutorial addressing a relevant topic. 

Suggested topics include but are not limited to:

Artificial Intelligence Computer Architecture Computer Science Education Internet, Intranet Operating Systems E-Commerce Nifty Problems

Client/Server Computing Data Base Topics Ethics Neural Networks Parallel/Distributed Processing Software Engineering It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time...

Networking Distance Learning Graphics Topics Object Oriented Scientific Visualization Security Issues

Student papers are welcomed. Papers in this category must be authored solely by students. Monetary awards and
individual plaques will be presented for the best graduate (masters and doctoral categories), undergraduate, and two-year
institution student papers. If there are not a minimum of three papers in a category, then that category may be combined with another for award consideration. All presenters and authors must register for the conference in advance. 

Abstracts are due by midnight (EST) October 10, 2012.

Abstracts can be submitted by following the links from the chapter website: http://www.acmmidsoutheast.org/