66th ACM Mid-Southeast Conference

November 14th – 15th, 2024

Glenstone Lodge, Gatlinburg, TN 37738

http://acmmidsoutheast.org

Call for Peer Reviewed Papers, Abstracts, and Posters

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. There are three ways to participate in this conference. 

• Faculty and students are invited to submit a four-page peer-reviewed paper using ACM format to be considered to make a 20-minute paper presentation addressing a relevant topic. Please allow 15 minutes for the talk and 5 minutes for questions.

• Faculty and students are invited to submit a non-peer-reviewed abstractto be considered to make a 20-minute presentation. Please allow 15 minutes for the talk and 5 minutes for questions.

• Faculty and students are invited to submit a non-peer-reviewed abstractto present a poster. The poster session lasts for one hour.

We will be accepting papers in two major categories.

Faculty/Professional: 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: 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 at any level of their academic studies: PhD, Master, 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. Work done at the undergraduate level should be categorized at the undergraduate level, even if the student is now a graduate student.

No AI-generated abstracts will be accepted.

Suggested topics include but are not limited to

Artificial Intelligence

Quantum Computing

Networking

Computer Architecture

Data Base Topics

Distance Learning

Computer Science Education

Ethics

IoT – Internet of Things

Generative AI

Neural networks

Object Oriented Programming

Operating Systems

Parallel/Distributed Processing

Scientific Visualization

E-Commerce

Software Engineering

Security Issues

Cloud Computing

Vacuum Tube Replacement

Hot Topics in CS

Abstracts must be submitted by following this link: 

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=acmmidse2024

Dates and Deadlines

• Submissions are open NOW!

• Peer Review Paper Submissions are due September 27.

• Peer Reviews on Paper Submissions from Reviewers are due October 11.

• Non-Peer Reviewed Abstract Deadline for Presentations and Posters due October 11. (Last day to submit is now October 18)

• Peer Review Results Announced on October 14. (October 22)

• Presentations and Business Meeting held on November 15.

The conference room rates are $89.00 on weekdays and $134.00 night on Friday and Saturday for Standard rooms. The cut-off date for getting this rate will be sent out in a future email. 

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 (rlowe8@utm.edu) for more information.
 

Join the ACM Mid-Southeast Conference Discord Server

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