Undergraduate posters are presentations on computer-related research projects. A faculty member must sponsor a proposal. A panel of judges will review the poster displays at the conference and award prizes for the three best posters. Abstracts of accepted proposals will be published in a booklet which is distributed at the conference.
To submit a proposal for a poster, undergraduate students should submit an abstract describing a computer related research project. Abstracts must not exceed a length of two single spaced pages and must be prepared using the templates described below. Submissions must include the name and contact information for all students involved in the project and the faculty sponsor.
Graduate students are not allowed to be authors of Undergraduate Posters.
Undergraduate poster abstracts must use one of the following two templates:
Abstracts must follow the specifications:
- Font: Times Roman 12 point
- Margins: Left and Right - 1.25 inches, Top and Bottom - 1.0 inches
No other formats will be accepted.
Undergraduate Poster Abstract Submission Deadline: March 6, 2012
Acceptance Notification: March 21, 2012
Submit your undergraduate poster abstract by clicking here.
If you are submitting more than one poster abstract, you must repeat this step for every abstract you submit. You will be assigned a submission number and will choose your own password. A confirmation will be emailed to you.
Click here to resubmit an abstract that has had changes or corrections made to it. You must have your assigned submission number and password to resubmit your demo proposal.
Requirements for displaying undergraduate posters will be made available in good time before the conference. Any poster not consistent with these requirements will be disqualified (i.e., not considered for judging at least).
It is possible (but not certain yet) that space may be available for students to set up laptops and demonstrate software that is part of their project. However, software demonstrations are not considered to be part of the poster submission and will not be available to the judges or considered in the judging. Note that students are permitted to include screen shots of their software as part of the displayed poster.
At least one of the authors must be there to present the poster during the Undergraduate Posters hour. If at least one presenter for the poster is not present, the poster will be disqualified (i.e., not considered for judging).
If you have questions about submitting an undergaduate poster proposal to CCSCNE please contact the Posters Chairs at posters@ccscne.org.