Ninth Annual Northwestern Regional Conference
Presenter Slides
The following presenters have agreed to share the slides from their presentations made during the 2007 conference. Note: All slides are posted as PDF files. The 2007 conference's final program is also available.
Papers
Programming Competition Problems as a Basis for an Algorithms and Data Structures Course
John Paxton, Montana State University
Providing Accurate and Timely Feedback by Automatically Grading Student Programming Labs
Pete Nordquist, Southern Oregon University
CS0++ Broadening the Computer Science Entry Level: Interdisciplinary Science and Computer Science
Judith Bayard Cushing, The Evergreen State College
Richard Weiss, The Evergreen State College
Yoshiya Moritani, The Evergreen State College
Serious Games + Computer Science = Serious CS and as PowerPoint
Katrin Becker, J. R. Parker, University of Calgary
Tutorials and Workshops
Program Development with Graphical User Interfaces
Kelvin Sung, Univ. of Washington, Bothell
Michael Panitz, Cascadia Community College
Ruth Anderson, Univ. of Washington, Seattle
Complete CCSC 2007 tutorial as a ZIP file
Building Your Virtual CS Department
Clinton Jeffery, University of Idaho
Developing Applications on the XBOX 360 Console
Kelvin Sung, Univ. of Washington, Bothell
Michael Panitz, Cascadia Community College
Improving Introduction to Computing Courses at Both High School and Post Secondary
Rob Bryant, Gonzaga University
Julie Letchner & Ruth Anderson, University of Washington, CS Unplugged web site, CS 4 HS web site
Genevieve Orr, Willamette University
College / High School Working Together - Outreach and Shared Programs that are Successful
Ron Tenison, Linfield College (retired)
Chris Stephenson, CSTA
Ivan Lumala, Microsoft, TechTrends Customer Brief
Don Kirkwood, South Salem High School, 2004-2014 Job Stats.xls, 2007 Slides, US Dept of Labor Report
Terrel Smith, Sherwood High School, Introduction to Computer Science Through Game Design
Rob Bryant, Gonzaga University
Bruce Schafer, Oregon University System