Showcase for NSF DUE Projects at the ACM SIGCSE Conferences

该项目提供了NSF的收件人？的本科教育部，网络基础设施和计算机信息科学工程办公室赠款，有机会向更广泛的社区展示他们的研究。这些演讲将在SIGCSE年度研讨会上进行。这个展示突出了旧的课程，课程实验室改进计划（CCLI）赠款以及取代它的计划，改造科学本科教育（TUES），网络基础设施培训，教育，进步和指导我们的21世纪世纪劳动力（CI-TEAM）和CISE途径振兴本科计算教育（CPATH）项目。此外，展示有一些机会，潜在的赠款作家发言，以国家科学基金会的项目官员对他们的赠款想法。该提案的PI正在组织和促进2011年至2013年SIGCSE研讨会上的NSF项目展示。SIGCSE Symposium是每年在美国举行的国际会议，它是为数不多的专门针对本科生计算机教育问题的会议之一。会议吸引了来自北美的1000多名教育工作者，全球参与人数不断增加。会议吸引的观众与CCLI/TUES、CI-TEAM和CPATH方案接触的观众相同。因此，这个展示平台允许PI将他们的工作展示给适当的个人群体。展示的目的还在于帮助提高目前提交的提案的质量。它通过允许展示与会者看到已资助的现有赠款，以及与NSF项目官员谈论他们的个人资助想法来实现这一目标。这将提高今后提案的质量。

This project provides recipients of the NSF?s Division of Undergraduate Education, Office of Cyberinfrastructure and Computer & Information Science & Engineering grants, an opportunity to present their research to a wider community. These presentations are taking place at the annual SIGCSE Symposium. This showcase highlights the old Course, Curriculum & Laboratory Improvement Program (CCLI) grants as well as the program that replaced it, Transforming Undergraduate Education in Science (TUES), the Cyberinfrastructure Training, Education, Advancement, and Mentoring for Our 21st Century Workforce (CI-TEAM) and the CISE Pathways to Revitalized Undergraduate Computing Education (CPATH) projects. In addition, the showcase has a number of opportunities for potential grant writers to speak to NSF program officers about their grant ideas. The PIs of this proposal are organizing and promoting a showcase of NSF projects at the SIGCSE Symposiums for 2011 to 2013. We intend for 20 different PIs presenting at each showcase.The SIGCSE Symposium is an international conference held annually in the United States, and it is one of the few dedicated solely to issues of undergraduate computing education. The conference attracts over 1000 educators from North America with a growing worldwide participation. The audience that the conference attracts is the same audience that the CCLI/TUES, CI-TEAM and CPATH programs reach out toward. Thus, this showcase allows for the PIs to present their work to an appropriate group of individuals.Creating a worthy NSF proposal is a difficult task. The goal of the showcase is also to contribute to improve upon the quality of proposals that are currently submitted. It achieves this by allowing showcase attendees to see the existing grants that have been funded, as well as speak to the NSF program officers about their individual funding ideas. This is having the effect of increasing the quality of future proposals.