Thank you for considering a submission to CCSC:CP, our conference will be all the better for your participation.

Information on formatting details and instructions on submission procedures, for all of the categories below, is now available.

Papers

We invite professionals to submit papers that will enhance knowledge of academic computing topics. All topics will be considered and those papers that are accepted will be presented at the conference and published in the Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges and the ACM Digital Library.
Papers must be submitted on or before November 29, 2010. Contact Bob Neufeld at for specific information.

Panels and Tutorials

We invite professionals to submit abstracts describing panels and tutorials related to academic computing topics which they believe conference attendees will find timely. All topics will be considered; those that are accepted will be presented at the conference and their abstracts published in the conference proceedings.
Panel and tutorial abstracts must be submitted on or before November 29, 2010. Contact Ron McCleary for specific information.

Nifty Assignments

We invite instructors to submit abstracts describing "nifty" course assignments they believe conference attendees will find useful and incorporate in their courses. All topics will be considered; those that are accepted will be presented at the conference and their abstracts published in the conference proceedings.
"Nifty" course assignment abstracts must be submitted on or before November 29, 2010. Contact Carol Spradling for specific information.

Lightning Talks

We invite interesting or valuable practical classroom ideas for "Lightning Talks" of 5 minutes in length that must be submitted on or before March 4, 2011. Contact Wen Hsin for specific information.

Student Poster Contest
We invite students to submit abstracts on any topic in computing for a poster contest to be held at the conference. Contact Rick Barker for specific information.