The National Computational Science Alliance (Alliance) is a partnership among computational scientists, computer scientists, and professionals in education, outreach, and training at more than 50 U.S. universities and research institutions working to prototype the computational and information infrastructure of the next century.

Computational Science Degree, Fall 99 in the catalog. at San Diego State University, Fall 99 in the catalog.

Computational Science Education , Charles D. Swanson, SGI, ongoing compendium of education programs, March 23, 1998.

The CENIC Today monthly newsletter provides quick summaries on current activities for high-bandwidth communications in California.

Internet Engineering Curriculum The Internet Engineering Curriculum Repository (IEC) is a project of CAIDA (Cooperative Association for Internet Data Analysis) in conjunction with NLANR (National Laboratory for Applied Network Research) to help educators and others interested in Internet technology keep up with developments in the field. NLANR Packets offers timely updates concerning high-performance networking issues. Of particular usefullness is the Glossary collection to help decipher the maze of acronyms and concepts within these new network developments.

Related resources:

• The President's Information Technology Advisory Committee PITAC Report on Information Technology Research: Investing in our Future was related Feb. 24, 1999. This has lead to the IT², Information Technology for the Twenty-First Century: A Bold Investment in America's Future, which, if approved by Congress, will support: Long-term information technology research, Advanced Computing for Science, Engineering and the Nation, and Research on the Economic and Social Implications of the Information Revolution.
• Learning through Evaluation, Adaptation and Dissemination LEAD
  Dr. Julie Foertsch and Dr. Baine Alexander conducting formative assessment of EC/CSE - with SDSU campus visit Oct. 6-8, 1998
  
• Scientific Visualization course by Dr. Mike Bailey, San Diego Supercomputer Center, taught at SDSU Spring 1999. Excellent course on OpenGL (Open Source Standard) Graphics.
• Center for Technology in Government CTG. Note: Dr. Sharon Dawes spoke at SDSU October 20, 1998, PSFA 200.
  Jointly sponsored by the SDSU School of Public Administration and Urban Studies and the EC/CSE
  Maximizing Value - Minimizing Risk: IT Innovation in the Public Sector
  
• Computational Science Education Reference Desk [Shodor Foundation]
  
• National Center for Biotechnology Information
  
• SDSC Science Enrichment Program [Grades 4-10 are target audience]
• FACSNET is a service for journalists provided by FACS in partnership with the San Diego Supercomputer Center. FACS gratefully acknowledges the support of the following news organizations in helping to launch FACSNET: A.H. Belo Corp., Chicago Tribune, CNN, Cox Newspapers, The Dallas Morning News, The Detroit News, Gannett Co., Hearst Newspapers, Los Angeles Times, Media General, NBC, Phoenix Newspapers, E.W. Scripps Company.
• Learner On-Line. The Annenberg Project/Corporation for Public Broadcasting sponsors and develops authoritative, interactive education sites, especially for Math and Science education reform. Of particular interest might be the Interact category and the wealth of exhibits, all on-line.