OCCC Next Meeting

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		+	* Nominations for the 2010 David Swenson Award (& where to send them).

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Next Meeting of the OCCC

The OCCC has meetings during the fall and spring quarters of each year. Our chair is selected each year at the fall meeting and presides over the following spring and fall meetings.

Next Meeting

Date/Time: April 23, 2010 8:30 am - 3:00 pm
Location: Oregon State University

• parking, rooms, maps, and directions: OSU location info

Host: Molly Shor

Chair: Molly Shor

Tentative Agenda

Please send suggested agenda items to Molly Shor at Oregon State University

• Regrets from Colin Gable and the Portland Community College CS faculty. They have a conflict on the date of the meeting.

• Mitch Fry to provide training on the OCCC wiki site (occcwiki.org).

• A short discussion of the Wiki site and an expanded role for the site to function as a professional development community site where we can share curriculum resources, transfer advising plans, and host ongoing professional discussions along with the primary goal of program coordination.

• Ron Tenison to present on SuperQuest and the Oregon Computer Science Teachers Association.

• Discrete Math and Exploring Computer Science high school CS curriculum discussions for Oregon.

• Changes to the AP exam for CS (CS-P).

• Write descriptions for CS260 (CS261), CS271, or CS275. Once we have descriptions for all of the transfer classes, then start working on common outcomes.

• Updates on computer literacy requirements and their implementation.

• New honorary plaque for the David Swenson award; $5 contribution to Jay Bockelman appreciated.

• Nominations for the 2010 David Swenson Award (& where to send them).