49. ACM Southeast Regional Conference 2011: Kennesaw, GA, USA

Tutorials and panel

• Kenneth E. Hoganson, Jon Preston, Mário Guimarães:
  Student game design exposition. 1
  

Computing education

• Jaime Niño:
  Designing an undergraduate curriculum based on parallelism and concurrency. 1-6
  

Tutorials and panel

• Bruce Johnson:
  Using OGRE as a means of teaching C++ programming. 2
  
• José M. Garrido:
  Object-oriented simulation: a modeling and programming perspective. 3
  
• Rich Halstead-Nussloch, Zvi Szafran:
  eCitizenship in the 21^st century university: a planning and implementation workshop. 4
  
• Jason O. Hallstrom, Murali Sitaraman, Joe Hollingsworth, Joan Krone:
  Making mathematical reasoning fun: tool-assisted, collaborative techniques. 5
  
• Jon A. Preston, Jeffrey W. Chastine:
  Mobile technology for games and augmented reality. 6
  
• Richard Austin:
  Advanced digital forensics with Open Source tools. 7
  

Computing education

• John M. Hunt, Tim Willison:
  California speedway: a concurrent programming project for beginners. 7-12
  

Tutorials and panel

• Marco A. Pérez Cisneros:
  Metaheuristic optimization with applications to computational vision for humanoid robots: invited tutorial. 8
  
• Mario A. M. Guimaraes:
  Game development with Game Maker, Flash and Unity. 9
  

Computing education

• William M. Jones, D. Brian Larkins:
  Integrating digital logic design and assembly programming using FPGAs in the classroom. 13-18
  
• Joel K. Hollingsworth, David J. Powell:
  Requiring web-based cloud and mobile computing in a computer science undergraduate curriculum. 19-24
  
• Chia-Tien Dan Lo, Kai Qian, Yan-Qing Zhang:
  Teaching operating systems with simple low-cost portable energy efficient devices. 25-30
  
• D. Brian Larkins, William M. Jones:
  Targeting FPGA-based processors for an implementation-driven compiler construction course. 31-35
  
• David Gardner, Marie-Anne Demuynck, Jian Zhang:
  Engaging non-majors in computer literacy courses. 36-41
  
• Zhijiang Dong, Cen Li, Roland H. Untch:
  Build peer support network for CS2 students. 42-47
  
• Linda Howell, Lisa A. Jamba, A. Samuel Kimball, Arturo J. Sánchez-Ruíz:
  Computational thinking: modeling applied to the teaching and learning of English. 48-53
  
• Rance D. Necaise:
  Using the color image quantization problem as a course-long project in CS2. 54-59
  

Robotics

• David S. Michal, Letha H. Etzkorn:
  A comparison of Player/Stage/Gazebo and Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio. 60-66
  
• Ameen Kazerouni, Brandon Shrewsbury, Cliff Padgett:
  Using the NXT as an educational tool in computer science classes. 67-69
  
• Steve Donaldson, Jesse Kawell, Chris Walling:
  Computer, know thyself: exploring consciousness via self-aware machines. 70-74
  
• Gabriel Loewen, James Weston, Jackie O'Quinn, Ashraf Saad, Bradley Sturz:
  CRIEP: a platform for distributed robotics research. 75-79
  

Algorithms and databases

• Lauren R. Biggers, Nicholas A. Kraft:
  Quantifying the similiarities between source code lexicons. 80-85
  
• Peiyi Tang, Erich Allen Peterson:
  Mining probabilistic frequent closed itemsets in uncertain databases. 86-91
  
• Guangming Xing, Vijayeandra Parthepan:
  Efficient schema extraction from a large collection of XML documents. 92-96
  
• Jigishaben Patel, Mustafa Atay:
  An efficient access control model for schema-based relational storage of XML documents. 97-102
  

Security

• Chad Teat, Svetlana Peltsverger:
  The security of cryptographic hashes. 103-108
  
• Dawei Li, Xiaoyan Hong:
  Practical exploitation on system vulnerability of ProtoGENI. 109-114
  
• Bin Wu, Andy Ju An Wang:
  EVMAT: an OVAL and NVD based enterprise vulnerability modeling and assessment tool. 115-120
  
• Yingbing Yu:
  Anomaly intrusion detection based upon an artificial immunity model. 121-125
  

Parallel algorithms and architectures

• Chia-Tien Dan Lo:
  Performance-aware multicore programming. 126-131
  
• Nicholas R. Radcliffe, Layne T. Watson, Masha Sosonkina:
  A comparison of alternatives for communicating with spawned processes. 132-137
  
• Ferosh Jacob, Jeff Gray, Yu Sun, Purushotham Bangalore:
  A platform-independent tool for modeling parallel programs. 138-143
  
• Peiyi Tang, Doug Serfass:
  Parallelizing the merge sorting network algorithm on a multi-core computer using Go and Cilk. 144-149
  

Algorithms

• Mustafa Atici:
  Graph coloring: color sequences and algorithm for color sequence. 150-154
  
• Derek Wells, Hala ElAarag:
  A novel approach for automated music composition using memetic algorithms. 155-159
  
• Xiangyan Zeng, James Ervin Glover, Owen Hughes, Henning Stahlberg:
  3D reconstruction of 2D crystals. 160-165
  
• Jan Durand, Travis Atkison:
  Using randomized projection techniques to aid in detecting high-dimensional malicious applications. 166-172
  

Networks and wireless communications

• Michael Galloway:
  Performance measurements of coexisting IEEE 802.11g/n networks. 173-178
  
• Maynard Yates, Hongmei Chi:
  A framework for designing benchmarks of investigating digital forensics tools for mobile devices. 179-184
  
• Sally K. Wahba, Jason O. Hallstrom:
  An empirical analysis of communication links in embedded wireless networks. 185-190
  
• Farha Ali, Yvon Feaster, Sally K. Wahba, Jason O. Hallstrom:
  A metadata encoding for memory-constrained devices. 191-196
  

Artificial intelligence

• Joseph Shelton, Gerry V. Dozier, Kelvin S. Bryant, Joshua Adams, Khary Popplewell, Tamirat Abegaz, Kamilah Purrington, Damon L. Woodard, Karl Ricanek:
  Genetic based LBP feature extraction and selection for facial recognition. 197-200
  
• Brandon Baker, Kelvin S. Bryant, Gerry V. Dozier:
  GESLIC: genetic and evolutionary-based short-length iris codes. 201-204
  
• Khary Popplewell, Aniesha Alford, Gerry V. Dozier, Kelvin S. Bryant, John Kelly, Joshua Adams, Tamirat Abegaz, Kamilah Purrington, Joseph Shelton:
  A comparison of genetic feature selection and weighting techniques for multi-biometric recognition. 205-208
  
• J. Lane Thames, Randal Abler, Dirk Schaefer:
  Parametric optimization of artificial neural networks for signal approximation applications. 209-215
  

High performance and simulation

• Abinashi Dhungel, Michael Weeks:
  Performance measurement for a wavelet transform-based video compression. 216-220
  
• Ravikant Agarwal:
  Software development process animation. 221-226
  
• Jiang Li:
  Remote sensing image information mining with HPC cluster and DryadLINQ. 227-232
  
• Alexandra L. Wang, Charles J. Kicey:
  On the accuracy of Buffon's Needle: a simulation output analysis. 233-236
  

Software engineering

• Frank Tsui, Stanley Iriele:
  Analysis of software cohesion attribute and test case development complexity. 237-242
  
• Levent Yilmaz, David Kent:
  ACART: an API Compliance and Analysis Report Tool for discovering reference design traceability. 243-248
  
• Ali Najafi, Nan Niu, Farzaneh Najafi:
  Multi-level decomposition approach for problem solving and design in software engineering. 249-254
  
• Ruchira Mathur, Kevin J. Keen, Letha H. Etzkorn:
  Towards a measure of object oriented runtime cohesion based on number of instance variable accesses. 255-257
  

Innovative applications

• Josh Moore, Brian Toone:
  Building a community mapping and resource mobilization framework: mapmycity.org, servemycity.org, and resourcemycity.org. 258-262
  
• Jiatang Dong, Cen Li:
  A comparative study of the classification techniques in isolated Mandarin syllable tone recognition. 263-269
  
• Karl Smith, Michael Galloway, Susan V. Vrbsky:
  Reactive power management for distributed systems. 270-275
  
• Christopher Corsi, Robert Geist, James Westall:
  Methods for computing NASCAR tire/track intersections. 276-280
  

Game design and development

• Bruce Johnson:
  A lazy, lightweight algorithm for generating very large navigable terrains. 281-286
  
• Dat Vu, Kenneth E. Hoganson:
  Student projects: security robot design. 287-289
  
• Jeremiah J. Shepherd, Renaldo J. Doe, Matthew Arnold, Nancy Cheek, Yun Zhu, Jijun Tang:
  Lost in the Middle Kingdom: a second language acquisition video game. 290-294
  
• Guillermo Gomez-Hicks, David Kauchak:
  Dynamic game difficulty balancing for backgammon. 295-299
  

Regular posters

• Shahabedin Salehghaffari, Sandeep Reddivari:
  An evidence-based software engineering evaluation approach. 300-301
  
• P. J. Kapitza:
  An implementation of Heegaard Diagrams. 302-303
  
• Rong Yang, Leyla Zhuhadar:
  Extensions of closeness centrality? 304-305
  
• Gongbing Hong, Pradip K. Srimani:
  A self-stabilizing algorithm for two disjoint minimal dominating sets in an arbitrary graph. 306-307
  
• Earl Forrest, Mohammad M. Fuad:
  Virtualization and its effect on operating system. 308-309
  
• Kenneth E. Hoganson, Donald L. Amoroso:
  Inter-disciplinary doctor of science with computer science and information systems. 310-311
  
• Dustin Heaton, Jeffrey C. Carver, Monica Anderson:
  Enabling citizen roboticists. 312-313
  
• Lewis Cawthorne:
  SMEE: a tool to extract sorting motif data from PubMed Central abstracts and full text documents. 314-315
  
• Dan Lo, Larry Wang:
  An online tutoring system with instant responses. 316-317
  
• Dan Lo, Andy Wang, Sarah M. North, Max M. North:
  A new curriculum for hardware-based network intrusion detection. 318-319
  
• Carl Arrington Jr., Dale-Marie Wilson, Lorrie Lehmann:
  Improving performance and retention in computer science courses using a virtual game show. 320-321
  
• Cen Li, Zhijiang Dong, Roland H. Untch, Divya Jagadeesh:
  Preparation station: a practice tool for CS1 and CS2 students in peerspace. 322-323
  
• Jean H. French:
  Exploring self-directed study via programming boot camps. 324-325
  
• Juan Carlos Flores Cruz, Travis Atkison:
  Digital forensics on a virtual machine. 326-327
  
• Nathaniel Evans, Xiaohong Yuan:
  Observation of recent Microsoft Zero-Day vulnerabilities. 328-329
  
• Ingyu Lee:
  Parallel random number generations for Monte Carlo simulation. 330-331
  
• Yasmine Kandissounon, Radhouane Chouchane:
  A method for detecting machine-generated malware. 332-333
  
• Suk Jai Seo, Peter J. Slater:
  Open neighborhood locating-domination for infinite cylinders. 334-335
  
• Lewis B. Baumstark Jr.:
  Visualizing the complexity of the United States code. 336-337
  
• Edward Jordan, Jinsuk Baek, Wood Kanampiu:
  Impact of mobile sink for wireless sensor network. 338-339
  
• Medha S. Sarkar:
  Digital democracy simulation: a prototype development. 340-341
  
• Brian P. Eddy, Nicholas A. Kraft:
  Toward an understanding of the relationship between the identifier and comment lexicons. 342-343
  
• Xavier Simms, Hongmei Chi:
  Enhancing cryptography education via visualization tools. 344-345
  
• Samantha Zambo, Wendy Zhang:
  Using GIS to analyze real estate with flood zones. 346-347
  
• Rich Halstead-Nussloch:
  Utilizing web server middleware for development environments and student projects. 348-349
  
• Cen Li, Sachintha Pitigala, Suk Jai Seo:
  Identifying training sets for personalized article retrieval system. 350-351
  
• Longteng Xu, Chih-Cheng Hung:
  A comparison on the effectiveness of different similarity measures for image classification. 352-353
  
• Will Davis III, Hongmei Chi:
  Cyber threat analysis for university networks via virtual honeypots. 354-355
  

Student posters

• Christine Talbot:
  Virtual companions and friends. 356-357
  
• Zachary Smith:
  Development of tools to manage embedded SQL. 358-359
  
• Kevin Thompson:
  Improving software development and robustness through multiagent systems. 360-362
  
• Amy Eubanks:
  Catching Fireflies: a persuasive augmented reality game for Android phones. 363-364
  
• P. Campos, M. Forkin, X. Xu:
  Evaluating Gabor preprocessing for SIFT-based ocular recognition. 365-366
  
• Luke Markey:
  A peer-to-peer checkers program. 367-368
  

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