[IPDPS] EduPar-20 free on-line workshop May 18, 2020

[Tia Newhall]

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EduPar-20 free on-line workshop May 18, 2020, starts 8:30am CDT
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We invite you to participate in the free, on-line, NSF/TCPP Workshop on
Parallel and Distributed Computing Education (EduPar-20).  A link to the
live on-line EduPar-20 workshop page, with a zoom link to join on May
18th, is available off the EduPar-20 webpage:
https://tcpp.cs.gsu.edu/curriculum/?q=edupar20

EduPar, in conjunction with IPDPS,  brings together individuals from
academia, industry, and other educational and research institutes to
explore new ideas, challenges, and experiences related to parallel and
distributed computing (PDC) pedagogy and curricula.  We encourage all
participants to register for IPDPS.  IPDPS registration is free and
includes access to conference and workshop proceedings and email updates
about the conference and its associated workshops: http://www.ipdps.org/

EduPar-20 marks the 10th year of EduPar workshops. In celebration of
this milestone, EduPar-20 includes a special focus on "looking back" to
what we have accomplished over the past 10 years, and "looking forward"
to challenges facing PDC education efforts in response to future trends
in parallel and distributed computing.  The program includes:

* Keynote Talk: Margaret Martonosi, National Science Foundation and
  Princeton University, entitled  "The Computing and Information Science
  Landscape: A look forward."  Dr. Martonosi’s talk focuses on technical
  and societal trends and topics that will impact the future trajectory
  of computing, and highlights opportunity areas for education and
  workforce development across the computing and information sciences,
  with a particular emphasis on parallelism and advanced computing and
  information topics.
* Invited Panel of distinguished experts from academia, industry,
  national labs and funding agencies.  Panelists will lead a lively
  discussion of "looking back" at what we have accomplished in PDC
  education in the past 10 years, and "looking forward" to future
  challenges to PDC education, including future technical challenges as
  well as broader challenges related to diversity, broadening
  participation, societal and ethical issues.
* An Announcement of TCPP curriculum version 2.
* Technical Paper Sessions.   Authors will present their work on PDC
  education, pedagogy, curricula, and resources.

We hope to see you on May 18th!

Workshop Chair: Sushil Prasad (University of Texas at San Antonio)
Program Chair: Tia Newhall (Swarthmore College)
Program Vice-Chair Chair: David Bunde (Knox College)
Panel and Poster Chair: Martina Barnas (Indiana University)
Proceedings Chair: Satish Puri (Marquette University)