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The
ECCSE Spring 2003 Faculty Fellows Give Their End-of-Semester Presentations
(l. to r.): Kris Stewart, Jeff
Kaplan, Rex Graham, Margie Kitano, Randy Yerrick,
Rob Maloof, Kirsten Barber, Chuck Hohm, Phil Langlais, and Mark
Gawron
The ECCSE Fall 2002 - Spring
2003 Faculty Fellows gave
their end-of-semester presentations May 16, 2003, at the EdCenter,
marking the fifth year of this extremely successful program. Again,
the fellows had outstanding progress to report on for their fellowship
projects. Each project is a prime example of the ECCSE's mission
to foster the use of high-end computing in undergraduate courses.
Read more about each project below.
| In
addition to the EdCenter Team and the Fellows themselves,
we were honored to have in attendance Professor Jeff Kaplan,
Chair of the Department of Linguistics and Oriental Languages,
Phil Langlais, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies
for the College of Sciences, Margie Kitano, Associate Dean
and Professor in the College of Education's Department of
Special Education, Rex Graham from SDSC's Communications Division,
Chuck Hohm, Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Letters,
Rob Maloof, new faculty in the Department of Linguistics and
Oriental Languages, and Tom Scott, Dean of the College of
Sciences. |
Rex Graham (left) chats with
College of Sciences Dean Tom Scott
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Below
is an overview of the ECCSE Fellows Final Projects:
(Jean)
Mark Gawron
Department
of Linguistics and Oriental Languages
College
of Arts and Letters
mgawron@mail.sdsu.edu
|
Mark
has been collaborating with our lead programmer, Kirsten
Barber, to create "VizLing", a java-based tool
used by Mark to help students in his LING596 course to understand
sentence parsing using Charts.
Explore
this tool at http://edcenter2.sdsu.edu/kir/vizLing.html.
You
can also view Mark's presentation in PDF
or Postscript formats. |
 |
Bob
Pozos
Department of Biological
Sciences
College of Sciences
bpozos@sciences.sdsu.edu
Professor
Bob Pozos has been working with the ECCSE staff to use eTeach
to deliver streaming video of his lessons to students in
his Biology 100 course. Bob has discovered a useful strategy
that really gets and holds his students' attention; using
fellow classmates in the videos in a mentor/student dialog
with Bob.
View
Bob's eTeach lessons in progress
|
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Sundaram
"Krish" Krishnamurthy
Department
of Mechanical Engineering
College of Engineering and
Computer Science
California State University,
Fullerton
krish@fullerton.edu
Krish
has been working closely with Mike Bailey at the San Diego
Supercomputer Center to use the LOM facility at SDSC to
fabricate real physical models of mechanical prototypes
designed by his undergraduate students in his EGME 322 and
422 courses.
On the
right is a picture of several models designed by Krish's
students and fabricated with the SDSC LOM. These models
are in fact actual prototypes to be delivered to local industries
with whom Krish and his program are collaborating to provide
students with real-world experience, and to provide local
industries convenient access to low-cost local resources
rather than having to contract overseas.
(You
may view Krish's presentation in either html
or powerpoint formats) |
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These projects
are supported in part by NSF cooperative agreement ACI-9619020 through
computing resources provided by the National Partnership for Advanced
Computational Infrastructure at the San Diego Supercomputer Center. |
