The IEEE David C. Evans Conference on Computer Engineering Education

4th IEEE David C. Evans Conference on Computer Engineering Education

Wednesday, 11 May 2005, Homestead Resort 

            Session 1 – 1130-1300 (Lunch)

                        1. Welcome and Opening Discussion Items

            2. Invited Speaker -  David Harris, Harvey Mudd College, co-author of “CMOS VLSI Design, A Circuits

                        and Systems Perspective”

             Session 2 – 1315-1445

                        1. Clint Cole, Digilent, Inc. "Perspectives on Integrating New Technologies into Engineering Programs"

                        2. Erik Brunvand, University of Utah, “Add, Multiply, and Divide - How Hard can they Be!?”

            3. Annette Bunker, Utah State University, “Green Code:  A First Experience in Teaching

                        Formal Verification”

             Session 3 – 1500-1600

                        1. LeRoy Bearnson, Brigham Young University, “Networking for Computer Engineers”

            2. Chris Myers, University of Utah, “Asynchronous Circuit Design and Its Application to Modeling

                        Biological Systems”

            Session 4 – 1615-1730

                         1. DJ  Lee, Brigham Young University, "The Design of a New 3-D Vision Class"

                         2. James Stine, Illinois Institute of Technology, “System on Chip Design Flows for VLSI Research and

                                     Education”

             Session 5 – 1830-2000 (Dinner)

             Invited Speaker - David Notkin, Chair of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at

                      University of  Washington, "Computer Engineering in a Computer Science & Engineering

                      Department"