from Nov 11 to Nov 13, 2021
ACM Mid-Southeast
at Glenstone Lodge, Gatlinburg, TN
An in-person day of talks, lunch and banquet
Safe Conference / COVID
In order to attend this conference, you must either present proof of COVID vaccination or present a recent negative COVID test.
Masks must be worn at all conference events except for eating events.
Keynote Speaker Announced!
ACM Mid-Southeast Conference
November 11th – 12th, 2021
The Return to the Glenstone Lodge
Keynote Speaker Announced! Dr. Jack Dongarra
Dates and Deadlines
· Abstract Submissions Open RIGHT NOW
· Abstract Submissions are Due October 21, 2021
· Conference Rate for the Glenstone is available until October 21, 2021.
· Professional Presentations and Business Meeting November 12th.
Jack Dongarra holds an appointment as University Distinguished Professor of Computer Science in the Computer Science Department at the University of Tennessee, has the position of a Distinguished Research Staff member in the Computer Science and Mathematics Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Turing Fellow in the Computer Science and Mathematics Schools at the University of Manchester, and an Adjunct Professor in the Computer Science Department at Rice University.
He has contributed to the design and implementation of the following open source software packages and systems: EISPACK, LINPACK, the BLAS, LAPACK, ScaLAPACK, Netlib, PVM, MPI, NetSolve, Top500, ATLAS, and PAPI. He has published approximately 300 articles, papers, reports and technical memoranda and he is coauthor of several books.
Because we are returning to the Glenstone Lodge for an in-person conference amid a pandemic, we are taking additional precautions to maintain the safety of our conference participants: Participants are required to show proof of vaccination or provide a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of arrival of the conference.
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. Faculty and students are invited to contribute a 300 word abstract to be considered to make a presentation addressing a relevant topic. We will be accepting submissions in two major categories.
Faculty/Professional: Original abstracts for a 20-min. presentation will be accepted in this category. Submissions must be researched, authored, and presented solely by current faculty members and people who are working as professionals within the computer science industry.
Students: Original abstracts for a 15-min will be accepted in this category. Submissions must be researched (may include research help from a faculty member), authored and presented solely by currently enrolled graduate and undergraduate students. Students can be in any level of their academic studies: PHD, Masters, Undergraduate 4yr Institutions, and Undergraduate 2yr Institutions.
At least one author must plan on presenting the abstract if selected for the conference. Any individuals making the presentations must pre-register for the conference after being notified of abstract acceptance.
Suggested topics include but are not limited to:
Artificial Intelligence Client/Server Computing Networking
Computer Architecture Data Base Topics Distance Learning
Computer Science Education Ethics IoT – Internet of Things
Internet, Intranet Neural networks Object Oriented Programming
Operating Systems Parallel/Distributed Processing Scientific Visualization
E-Commerce Software Engineering Security Issues
Cloud Computing Hot Topics in CS
Abstracts must be submitted by following this link:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=acm-midse-2021
(We are using the EasyChair website and you may have used this site to submit to other conferences, please use the same login information. EasyChair can help you recover your credentials. Please try this option before creating a new EasyChair account.)
Session Chairs and Judges
If you would be willing to serve as either a session chair or student presenter judge, please contact James Church (churchj@apsu.edu) as soon as possible. This is a very important part of the conference, and we need many helping hands.
Questions
If you have any questions about this year’s conference, please email Bob Lowe (rlowe@semo.edu) for more information.
Old - Call for Abstract Presentations
ACM Mid-Southeast Conference
November 11th – 12th, 2021
The Return to the Glenstone Lodge
Call for Peer Reviewed Papers
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. Faculty and students are invited to contribute a four-page paper using ACM format to be considered to make a 20-minute paper presentation addressing a relevant topic. We will be accepting papers in two major categories.
Faculty/Professional: Original papers for a 20-min. presentation will be accepted in this category. Submissions must be researched, authored, and presented solely by current faculty members and people who are working as professionals within the computer science industry.
Students: Original papers for a 15-min presentation will be accepted in this category. Submissions must be researched (may include research help from a faculty member), authored and presented solely by currently enrolled graduate and undergraduate students. Students can be in any level of their academic studies: PHD, Masters, Undergraduate 4yr Institutions, and Undergraduate 2yr Institutions.
At least one author must plan on presenting the paper if selected for the conference. Any individuals making the presentations must pre-register for the conference after being notified of abstract acceptance.
Suggested topics include but are not limited to:
Artificial Intelligence Client/Server Computing Networking
Computer Architecture Data Base Topics Distance Learning
Computer Science Education Ethics IoT – Internet of Things
Internet, Intranet Neural networks Object Oriented Programming
Operating Systems Parallel/Distributed Processing Scientific Visualization
E-Commerce Software Engineering Security Issues
Cloud Computing Hot Topics in CS
SUBMIT YOUR PAPER HERE:
Abstracts must be submitted by following this link:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=acm-midse-2021
(We are using the EasyChair website and you may have used this site to submit to other conferences, please use the same login information. EasyChair can help you recover your credentials. Please try this option before creating a new EasyChair account.)
Dates and Deadlines
Paper Submissions Open August 1st.
Paper Submissions are Due August 31st.
Conference, Presentations and Business Meeting November 12th
Paper Reviewers, Session Chairs and Presentation Judges
If you would be willing to serve as either a paper reviewer, session chair or student presentation judge, please contact James Church (churchj@apsu.edu) as soon as possible. These roles are a very important part of the conference, and we need many helping hands.
Questions
If you have any questions about this year’s conference, please email Bob Lowe (rlowe@semo.edu), for more information.
Old - Call for Peer Reviewed Papers
ACM Mid-Southeast Conference
November 11th – 12th , 2021
The Return to the Glenstone Lodge
Call for Abstract Presentations
Dates and Deadlines
Abstract Submissions Open RIGHT NOW
Abstract Submissions are Due October 21, 2021
Judging of Student Presentations November 11th - 12th
Professional Presentations and Business Meeting November 12th
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. Faculty and students are invited to contribute a 300 word abstract four-page paper using ACM format to be considered to make a presentation addressing a relevant topic. We will be accepting submissions in two major categories.
Because we are returning to the Glenstone Lodge for an in-person conference amid a pandemic, we are taking additional precautions to maintain the safety of our conference participants: Participants are required to show proof of vaccination or provide a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours of arrival of the conference.
Faculty/Professional: Original abstracts for a 20-min. presentation will be accepted in this category. Submissions must be researched, authored, and presented solely by current faculty members and people who are working as professionals within the computer science industry.
Students: Original abstracts for a 15-min will be accepted in this category. Submissions must be researched (may include research help from a faculty member), authored and presented solely by currently enrolled graduate and undergraduate students. Students can be in any level of their academic studies: PHD, Masters, Undergraduate 4yr Institutions, and Undergraduate 2yr Institutions.
At least one author must plan on presenting the abstract if selected for the conference. Any individuals making the presentations must pre-register for the conference after being notified of abstract acceptance.
Suggested topics include but are not limited to:
Artificial Intelligence Client/Server Computing Networking
Computer Architecture Data Base Topics Distance Learning
Computer Science Education Ethics IoT – Internet of Things
Internet, Intranet Neural networks Object Oriented Programming
Operating Systems Parallel/Distributed Processing Scientific Visualization
E-Commerce Software Engineering Security Issues
Cloud Computing Hot Topics in CS
Abstracts must be submitted by following this link:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=acm-midse-2021
(We are using the EasyChair website and you may have used this site to submit to other conferences, please use the same login information. EasyChair can help you recover your credentials. Please try this option before creating a new EasyChair account.)
Session Chairs and Judges
If you would be willing to serve as either a session chair or student presenter judge, please contact James Church (churchj@apsu.edu) as soon as possible. This is a very important part of the conference, and we need many helping hands.
Questions
If you have any questions about this year’s conference, please email Bob Lowe (rlowe@semo.edu) for more information.
Our Chapter is dedicated to the furthering of Computer Science in the geographical region encompassing Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
The Staff
James Church
Chair
Robert Lowe
Vice Chair
Melissa Wiggins
Secretary
Bob Bradley
Treasurer & Webmaster
Greg Kawell
Former Chair
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