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6th Annual NJ CS Summit on Scalability and Diversity��May 13th, 2022

Fran Trees

Teaching Professor

Computer Science Department

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WELCOME!!!!

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to our IN PERSON CS Summit!

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Info: https://bit.ly/CSsummit2022

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Presentations

K-12 CS Standards

  • K - 2 teachers
  • 3 - 5 teachers
  • 6 - 8 teachers

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HS+ topics

  • AP (and beyond)
  • Coding Rooms
    • Java
    • Python
  • Cybersecurity curriculum

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For all

  • Dual Enrollment
  • The next generation of Computer Scientists
  • Computer Ethics-Science Fiction
  • History

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MS topics

  • Physical computing
  • Makerspaces and resources to teach CS
  • Data to the rescue

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THANK YOU to our Presenters

Mayra Bachrach

Richard Bielak

Mike Buttitta

Daryl Detrick

Jason Erdeich

Ellen Fishter

Dianna Frank

Mandy Galante

Michael Geraghty

Dr. Judy Goldsmith

Gilbert Gonzalez

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Brittany Hedenberg

Ivan Ho

Gary Hull

Evan Koblentz

Dr. Peter March

Joe Mazzone

Janice McDonnell

Dr. Amy Mercado

Roseanna Misuraca

Dr. Thu D. Nguyen

Dr. Andrew B. Torres

Sangya Varma

Rebecca Wang

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Logistics

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IMPORTANT:

THERE IS NO CoRE RM 408!

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Agenda

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Until 10:00am

Morning Keynotes - FIBER OPTICS (EHA)

10:15am - 11:00am

Breakout Session 1 - HILL/CoRE

11:10am - 11:55am-

Breakout Session 2 - HILL/CoRE

12:10pm - 1:00pm

Lunch - FIBER OPTICS

1:00pm - 1:45pm

Lunch Keynote - FIBER OPTICS (EHA)

2:00pm - 2:45pm

Breakout Session 3 - HILL/CoRE

2:55pm - 3:40pm

Breakout Session 4 - HILL/CoRE

3:40pm - 5:00pm

Collaborative spaces - HILL/CoRE

Collaborative spaces listed on Session Descriptions in your folder.

There is NO CoRE 408!!!!!

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Navigating around campus

HOPEFULLY IT WILL NOT RAIN DURING LUNCH!

  • Some seats in the foyer here
  • Benches and concrete walls to sit on all around between here and Hill.
  • Student Center is about a 5-minute (or less) walk - out the door turn left.
  • The CAVE Hill 250-252
  • All breakout rooms except CoRE 701. Hill 116 would not be that comfortable. NOT CORE 408!
  • Space outside of CoRE 301.

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Navigating around campus

Rooms:

CoRE 229, 301, 305, 701

Elevator buttons do not communicate with each other!

Hill 116, 350

stairs?

CoRE and Hill CONNECT on the 3rd floor!!!

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Closing Presentation

There is no closing presentation.

  • There was a concern that the parking lots are between the Breakout Sessions and the Fiber Optics Auditorium!!!!

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After Breakout 4: Collaborative Spaces

  • CoRE 305: K-5 TEACHERS
  • HILL 252: MS TEACHERS
  • CORE 301: HS TEACHERS
  • HILL 350: COLLEGE AND OTHERS

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Available after Breakout 4 in the CAVE: HILL 250-252

THERE IS NO CoRE RM 408!

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More information:

Website: https://bit.ly/CSsummit2022

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Presenter’s slides/presentations (after the day is over!): https://bit.ly/3sSE3aD

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Please complete our survey here:https://forms.gle/X1z534JfgfzJunaX7

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Any questions of concerns, email fran.trees@cs.rutgers.edu

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GREEK FESTIVAL

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https://www.gocnj.org/

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Thank you to our Summit team

Vivian Allen

Doris Allen

Damid Amiel

Arunima Bhowmik

Ana Pau Centeno

Andrew Chun

Sarah Crawford

Maryann Holtsclaw

Noraida Martinez

Ashley Mathai

Thu Nguyen

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Carlo Nicoletta

Aisyah Nadhirah Nurhidayat

Ginger Olszewski

Keya Patel

Rob Toth

Lauryn Siu

Lars Sorensen

Matthew Stone

Aneta Unrat

Joanne Walsh

Ivy Wang

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