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46th ACM Southeast Regional Conference 2008: Auburn, Alabama, USA
- Proceedings of the 46th Annual Southeast Regional Conference, 2008, Auburn, Alabama, USA, March 28-29, 2008. ACM 2008, ISBN 978-1-60558-105-7
Computer organization/architecture/operating systems
- Benjamin Ness, Gabor Karsai
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High precision automatic scheduling of periodic task sets for microcontrollers. 1-6 - Kiranmai Bellam, Adam Manzanares, Xiao Qin:
Energy efficient and reliable storage disks. 7-12 - Marc Parisi:
Customized file systems: an investigator's approach. 13-17
Computing education
- Li Yang, Kathy Winters, Joseph M. Kizza:
Biometrics education with hands-on labs. 18-23 - Arturo J. Sánchez-Ruíz, Lisa A. Jamba:
FunFonts: introducing 4th and 5th graders to programming using Squeak. 24-29 - Jacqueline Hundley:
A review of using design patterns in CS1. 30-33
Data mining and database systems
- Erich A. Peterson, Peiyi Tang:
Mining frequent sequential patterns with first-occurrence forests. 34-39 - Guangming Xing, Zhonghang Xia, Huanjing Wang:
Xdiff+: a visualization system for XML documents and Schemata. 40-45 - Bruce Johnson:
A bioinformatics-inspired adaptation to Ukkonen's edit distance calculating algorithm. 46-50
Artificial intelligence
- Aaron Garrett, Gerry V. Dozier:
Training approaches in neural enhancement for multiobjective optimization. 51-56 - Kuo-pao Yang, Martha W. Evens, David A. Trace:
Generating better text summaries for a patient simulation program. 57-62 - Ahmed Z. Emam
Optimal artificial neural network topology for foreign exchange forecasting. 63-68
Systems and applications
- Jianwei Gao, Eric B. Ford, Jörg Peters
Parallel integration of planetary systems on GPUs. 69-73 - Kinnis Gosha, Jakita Owensby Thomas:
Evaluating service-based software applications. 74-76 - Richa Tiwari:
Comparison of microarray image analysis software. 77-81
Software engineering
- Ravikant Agarwal, David A. Umphress:
Extreme programming for a single person team. 82-87 - Mate' Sztipanovits, Kai Qian, Xiang Fu
The automated web application testing (AWAT) system. 88-93 - K. E. Kennedy:
A concurrent automatic programming system. 94-98 - Cong Liu, David A. Umphress:
Heavyweight or lightweight: a process selection guide for developing grid software. 99-102
Computing education
- John M. Hunt:
Competence and character: pedagogical considerations for preparing students to be professionals. 103-107 - Susan Reiser, Rebecca F. Bruce:
Service learning meets mobile computing. 108-113 - David R. Bowman:
Work in progress: web based Ink submission and playback in MessageGrid. 114-117 - Randy J. Gallant, Qusay H. Mahmoud
Using Greenfoot and a Moon Scenario to teach Java programming in CS1. 118-121
Database systems
- Christine Le, Srini Ramaswamy, Coskun Bayrak:
A domain-independent, ontology-agnostic approach to leveraging unstructured data sources. 122-126 - Vahab Pournaghshband:
A new watermarking approach for relational data. 127-131 - Yong Shi:
SubCOID: an attempt to explore cluster-outlier iterative detection approach to multi-dimensional data analysis in subspace. 132-135 - Clint Fuchs, Caroline M. Eastman:
Work in progress: effects of multiple words on ambiguity in information retrieval. 136-139
Artificial intelligence and computational methods
- Rhonda D. Phillips, Layne T. Watson, Randolph H. Wynne
A study of fuzzy clustering within the IGSCR framework. 140-145 - Taha Ben Brahim, Driss Aboutajdine, Saad Biaz:
E-TCP: an evolutionary computation approach for congestion avoidance in bulk-data transfers networks. 146-151 - Lei Zhang, Haiquan Chen:
Meta-BCS: a novel way to BCS ranking using generalized regression neural network and genetic algorithm. 152-155 - Eun-Joo Lee:
Stabilized approximate inverse preconditioners for indefinite matrices. 156-161
Systems and applications
- Sam Bryfczynski:
OrganicPad: a tablet PC based chemistry tool. 162-165 - William B. S. Pressly Jr.:
TSPad: a Tablet-PC based application for annotation and collaboration on time series data. 166-171 - Tim Hammond, Tucker Watson, William B. S. Pressly Jr.:
Campus directions. 172-175 - Tucker Watson, Tim Hammond, William B. S. Pressly Jr.:
CU safe: a software tool for campus safety. 176-179
Software engineering
- Kyungsoo Im, Tacksoo Im, John D. McGregor:
Automating test case definition using a domain specific language. 180-185 - Robert Leithiser, Drew Hamilton:
Agile versus CMMI - process template selection and integration with microsoft team foundation server. 186-191
Computing education
- Barry L. Kurtz, James B. Fenwick Jr.:
Student development of web services for the STEM disciplines. 192-197 - Lacey Montgomery, James H. Cross II, T. Dean Hendrix, Larry A. Barowski:
Testing the jGRASP structure identifier with data structure examples from textbooks. 198-203
Database systems
- Cody Buntain
3D ontology visualization in semantic search. 204-208 - Christopher Jeff Stanley:
A data mining study of the matriculation of Covenant college applicants. 209-214
Network and system security
- Iyatiti Mokube:
Digital forensics: forensic analysis of an iPod shuffle. 215-219 - J. Lane Thames, Randal T. Abler, David Keeling:
A distributed firewall and active response architecture providing preemptive protection. 220-225
Programming languages, algorithms, and theory
- Rao Li:
A space efficient algorithm for the constrained heaviest common subsequence problem. 226-230 - Karl Ridgeway, David Bernstein, John F. Magnotti
Using Java's generics mechanism to improve type safety in the command pattern. 231-236
Software engineering
- John G. Flowers:
Improving the Capstone project experience: a case study in software engineering. 237-242 - Adanna Ezeala, Hyunju Kim, Loretta A. Moore:
Open source software development: expectations and experience from a small development project. 243-246
Computing education
- E. Vincent Cross II, Kinnis Gosha, Wanda Eugene, Francisco Arcediano, Christin Hamilton, Jacqueline Hundley:
Game design from the lens of a student. 247-252 - Lakshman Myneni, Margaret Ross, T. Dean Hendrix, N. Hari Narayanan:
Studio-based learning in CS2: an experience report. 253-255 - Ian Barland:
Some methods for teaching functions first using Java. 256-259
Database systems
- Yong Shi:
FuzzyShrinking: improving shrinking-based data mining algorithms using fuzzy concept for multi-dimensional data. 260-263 - Dianwei Han, Shuting Xu, Jun Zhang:
An online condition number query system. 264-267 - Yan Liang:
An instance-based approach for domain-independent schema matching. 268-271
Software and system security
- Rossana Motta, Wickus Nienaber, Jon Jenkins:
Gnutella: integrating performance and security in fully decentralized P2P models. 272-277 - Brandon M. Malone, Ambareen Siraj:
Tracking requirements and threats for secure software development. 278-281
Programming languages, algorithms, and theory
- H. Conrad Cunningham:
A little language for surveys: constructing an internal DSL in Ruby. 282-287 - Cody Boisclair:
Developing a tokenizer and morphological parser for English text in C#. 288-293 - Bennett Setzer:
Minimal finite automata from finite training sets. 294-297
Software engineering
- Jaeyong Park, David C. Rine, Elizabeth White:
Assessing conformance of pattern-based design in UML. 298-303 - Alain E. Ramirez, Barbara Quinones-Morales, Tariq M. King:
A self-testing autonomic job scheduler. 304-309 - Nadeem Abdul Hamid:
Certified code development for a microcontroller architecture. 310-313 - Mate' Sztipanovits:
Web service composition process verification methods. 314-316
Artificial intelligence
- Earl B. Smith:
Determining the preferences. 317-322 - Jonathan W. Lartigue:
Introducing a vertical viral infection method for solving problems with evolutionary programming. 323-328 - Sohail A. Sattar, Shamsul Haque, Mahmood K. Pathan:
Nastaliq optical character recognition. 329-331 - E. Vincent Cross II, Juan E. Gilbert
Effective supervision of a robot team through user interface design. 332-335
Human-computer interaction
- Hajime Uchiyama, Michael A. Covington, Walter D. Potter:
Vibrotactile Glove guidance for semi-autonomous wheelchair operations. 336-339 - M. Eduard Tudoreanu, Eileen T. Kraemer:
A study of the performance of steering tasks under spatial transformation of input. 340-345 - Gregory Smith, Laurian C. Vega, D. Scott McCrickard:
Education and design: using human-computer interaction case studies to learn. 346-351 - Li Liu, Jingyuan Zhang, Michael Galloway:
COSA: a contents-oriented self adaptive browsing approach. 352-355
Security
- Chun Wei, Alan P. Sprague, Gary Warner
Detection of networks blocks used by the Storm Worm botnet. 356-360 - Felicia R. Doswell:
A case study on computer security for non-expert computer user. 361-365 - Jose Andre Morales
Threat of renovated .NET viruses to mobile devices. 367-372 - Mohammed Ketel:
IT security risk management. 373-376
Systems and applications
- Chris Hatfield, David A. Umphress:
SolarCAST: using widely accessible environmental variables to forecast solar power. 377-380 - Brian Gray, Donghui Chen:
High dynamic range imaging with PERIODIC. 381-385 - David Dorothy:
TabletNotes. 386-389 - Therese J. Albert, Kai Qian, Xiang Fu
Race condition in Ajax-based web application. 390-393
Simulation
- Shaun Gittens:
Construction of a smooth multivariate simulation environment from a finite one-to-one mapping. 394-397 - Jeff Parrish, Micah Cooper:
A framework for integrated flight simulation and design. 398-403 - Bradley J. Wimpey, Walter D. Potter:
Reusing objects for realistic 3D maps. 404-407 - Chris Truszkowski
GPU-based spatial interaction force simulation. 408-410
Computer organization/architecture/operating systems
- Jinsuk Baek, Paul S. Fisher, Yuri Kim, Mingyung Kwak, Hyungoo Han:
An object discarding policy with FI systems for cooperative hybrid caching architecture. 411-416 - Robert Geist, Zachary H. Jones, Jay E. Steele:
Parallel processing flow models on desktop hardware. 417-422 - Chris J. Michael, Maciej Brodowicz, Thomas L. Sterling:
Improving code compression using clustered modalities. 423-428 - Ritu Arora, Yu Sun, Zekai Demirezen, Jeff Gray
Profiler instrumentation using metaprogramming techniques. 429-434
Computing education
- David J. Powell, Joel K. Hollingsworth, Shannon Duvall:
Computer science III: a required course on client-server computing. 435-439 - Irene Polycarpou:
Induction as a tool for conceptual coherence in computer science. 440-445 - R. Stephen Dannelly, Chlotia Posey Garrison:
Development of a graduate software project management degree. 446-449 - Wanda Eugene, Juan E. Gilbert
C-PAL: cultural-based programming for adult learners. 450-453
Computer networks
- Homer Carlisle, Bliss Bailey:
Enabling IPv6 within a campus network. 454-457 - Suhair Hafez Amer, John A. Hamilton Jr.:
DSR and TORA in fixed and mobile wireless networks. 458-463 - J. Collin Engstrom, Chase Gray:
Clear channel assessment in wireless sensor networks. 464-468
Social networks
- K. Yelupula, Srini Ramaswamy:
Social network analysis for email classification. 469-474 - Li Ding, Brandon Dixon:
Using an edge-dual graph and k-connectivity to identify strong connections in social networks. 475-480 - Andrew Smith:
Multiagent-based simulation of societal networking in a consumer marketplace. 481-486 - Jonathan F. Spencer:
Using XML to map relationships in hacker forums. 487-489
Computational systems
- Caio Soares, Gerry V. Dozier, Emmett J. Lodree Jr., Jared Phillips, Katie Nobles, Yong won Park:
Optimization of the multiple retailer supply chain management problem. 490-495 - Darren W. Greene, Rahman Mitchel Tashakkori, Barry L. Kurtz:
Grid computing: student research experiences. 496-500 - Dianwei Han, Shuting Xu, Jun Zhang:
The relationship between the features of sparse matrix and the matrix solving status. 501-506
Workshop
- Kevin J. Keen, Letha H. Etzkorn:
Mobile agents on mobile robotic platforms: a survey. 507-508 - Muazzam Siddiqui, Morgan C. Wang, Joohan Lee:
A survey of data mining techniques for malware detection using file features. 509-510 - Nasser H. Abosaq, Walter P. Bond:
The use of robust statistics to improve the prediction of software failure time. 511-512 - Zhiyang Ding, Kai H. Chang:
Issues related to wireless application testing. 513-514 - Meg Murray, Mário A. M. Guimarães:
Recent upgrades to an animated database courseware (ADbC). 515-516
Student posters
- Tim Hammond, Tucker Watson, William B. S. Pressly Jr.:
Campus directions. 517-518 - David R. Bowman, Eric N. Anderson:
ReplayInk: web based Ink submission and playback in MessageGrid. 519-520 - Michael K. Baldwin
Utilizing smart cards for authentication and compliance tracking in a diabetes case management system. 521-522 - Sam Bryfczynski:
OrganicPad: a tablet PC based chemistry tool. 523-524 - Peng Shao:
Sample selection: an algorithm for requirements prioritization. 525-526 - William B. S. Pressly Jr.:
TSPad: a Tablet-PC based application for annotation and collaboration on time series data. 527-528 - Ross Zilligen, Adi Hidayat:
A misconception module to a database courseware. 529-530 - Bertin Feutcha, Jonathan Razza, Yusuf Nzibo, Travis Hite:
A complex event processing project. 531
Posters
- Gerry V. Dozier, Maureen Biggers, D. Scott McCrickard:
Building diversity in the undergraduate computer science research pipeline. 532
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