Hyatt Hotel, Financial District, One Avenue de Lafayette, Boston, MA
November 3&4 2005

The purpose of NSF Northeast Workshop on Integrative Computing Education and Research (ICER) was to bring together a broad range of stakeholders from the northeast region with strong interests in Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) undergraduate education, to identify and discuss needed transformations in undergraduate computing education in the USA. The output of the workshop is a report documenting the discussion and overall recommendations that emerge from the workshop. The recommendations are aimed at long-term, high impact, and potentially high-risk, strategies to catalyze the transformation of university computing education throughout the nation.

NSF Northeast Workshop on Integrative Computing Education and Research: FINAL REPORT.

Other information of interest:

• Workshop description and goals (pdf)
• List of confirmed participants, and submitted white papers
• Participant information (logistics including hotel, white paper instructions, reimbursement info)
• Workshop program
• Articles, other reading of interest

Local information:

• Hotel www site (participants' reservations have already been made via our master account)
• Boston information

Organizing Committee:

Charles Kelemen, Professor and Chair, Dept. Computer Science, Swarthmore
Jim Kurose, (co-chair) Professor, Dept. Computer Science, University of Massachusetts
Susan Merritt, Dean and Professor, School of Computer Science and Information Systems, Pace University
Joyce Plotkin, President, Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council
Barbara Ryder, (co-chair) Professor, Dept. Computer Science, Rutgers University
Ursala Wolz, Dept. Computer Science and Interactive Media, The College of New Jersey