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Kris
Stewart and Kirsten Barber Present to NPACI Booth Visitors at SuperComputing
2001
EdCenter Director Dr. Kris
Stewart and EdCenter lead programmer Kirsten Barber attended this year's SuperComputing
2001 conference in Denver, Colorado, November 7-11, 2001 (see
images below). SuperComputing 2001 is the premiere conference worldwide
for the latest in high-performance computing and computational science research
and education.
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Kirsten had an opportunity to present work done by the ECCSE to SC2001 attendees
visiting the NPACI booth. (View their original
Powerpoint or html presentations). |
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Kris and Kirsten also displayed
posters providing NPACI Booth visitors an opportunity to read detailed descriptions
of ECCSE Projects.
Browse
ECCSE posters presented at SC2001 NPACI Booth below, and click the thumbnails
to view a larger image.
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The ECCSE
Faculty Fellows Program provides release time and technical support and
expertise to faculty who are trying to incorporate computational science or
high-performance computing into their undergraduate curriculum.
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The Sociology
WorkBench is a collection of on-line resources for
sociologists and social scientists. The
core of SWB is a set of on-line analysis tools which you can use to examine
several built-in datasets, as well as your own survey data. In essence, it is
a free on-line statistical package implementing a unique data analysis methodology.
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| The EOT-PACI Computational
Science Resources Community (CSRC) is a collection of high quality interactive
online learning materials, assignments, reviews, and people with a connection
to the field of Computational Science, particularly with the National Partnership
for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (NPACI) and the National Computational
Science Alliance (NCSA). |
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The ECCSE Computational
Science Olympics the ECCSE is pleased to announce the continuation of an exciting
and challenging RESEARCH PROJECT COMPETITION for CSU undergraduate students. |
Kris Stewart also participated
in an SC2001 panel discussion entitled "Computational
Sciences: Do Undergraduate Faculty Know that Computational Science is the
Future?"
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Panel
members (l to r): Kris Stewart, Rubin Landau, Bruce Pitman, Gabriele Wienhausen,
Scott Lathrop
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