#

2007 CONF OVERVIEW 2007 PROGRAM & KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS 2007 REGISTRATION: CLOSED » 2007 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

View Information on

CONTACT INFORMATION

Jack Zable
University of Colorado at Boulder
427 UCB
Boulder CO 80309
Phone: (303) 492-3410
jack.zable@colorado.edu

2007 ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Jack Zable, Conference Chair
Jeff Gilles (Seattle University)
Susannah Howe (Smith College)
Bob Fogoros (IBM)
John Lamancusa (Penn State)
Pat Little (Harvey Mudd College)
Mark Lehto (Purdue University)
Spencer Magleby (Brigham Young)
Kathryn Michel (U. of Colorado, Boulder)
Jennifer Miskimins (Co. School of Mines)
Scott Palo (U. of Colorado, Boulder)
Gary Pawlas (U. of Colorado, Boulder)
Keith Stanfill (U. of Florida)
Mark Steiner (RPI)

Welcome to the National Capstone Conference website www.capstoneconf.org

The next scheduled capstone design conference will be held in June 2009. A call for papers will be posted in September 2008.

For more details contact Gary Pawlas (Gary.Pawlas@colorado.edu) or Scott Palo (Scott.Palo@colorado.edu).

_______________________________________
1st National Capstone Conference June 13-15 2007
University of Colorado at Boulder
The first national conference focused on engineering capstone design courses invites papers and workshops for presentation at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Capstone design courses have become an important factor in receiving ABET accreditation at many institutions. In addition, capstone courses exist in many different forms and states of maturity. The focus of this conference is on moving a Capstone design program to the next level. Interested attendees would typically include department chairs, Capstone design faculty, Capstone design coordinators, industry sponsors, etc. To accommodate programs at all levels of maturity, papers and workshops will be accepted in three broad categories:

  1. Starting a program featuring externally sponsored projects,
  2. Institutionalizing a capstone design program, and
  3. Improving and enhancing existing programs.

Sessions will consist of paper presentations, workshops, and other interactive discussions. Abstract submissions are requested in several areas: papers, panel sessions, poster sessions, and workshops. Workshops should be structured for up to four hours and allow for up to 40 participants. Authors should indicate how the workshop could be expanded to accommodate additional participants if warranted by interest.

 

Conference Sponsors:


QUICK LINKS
2007 PROGRAM & KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS

Paper Deadline:
TBD

Workshop Materials:
TBD

Hotel Info

REGISTRATION: CLOSED



SPONSORED LINKS



CONF OVERVIEW | PROGRAM & KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS | REGISTRATION | ORGANIZING COMMITTEE