Generously supported by Carnegie Mellon University's School of Computer Science and the National Science Foundation (CNS-1752904)

Summit Readings

• Generation CS
  Computing Research Association (CRA)
• Assessing and Responding to the Growth of Computer Science Undergraduate Enrollments (final report now available)
  National Academies of Science (NAS)
• The Case for Improving U.S. Computer Science Education
  Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF)
• Vision and Change in Undergraduate Biology Education: Chronicling Change, Inspiring the Future
  American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)

Additional summit material:

• Eric Roberts. 2011. Meeting the challenges of rising enrollments. ACM Inroads, September 2011. http://cs.stanford.edu/~eroberts/RisingEnrollments.pdf
  
• Ed Lazowska, Eric Roberts, and Jim Kurose. 2014. Tsunami or sea change: Responding to the explosion of student interest in computer science. NCWIT (May 2014) and CRA Snowbird (June 2018). http://lazowska.cs.washington.edu/NCWIT.pdf
  
• Eric Roberts. 2016. A history of capacity challenges in computer science. Position paper for the National Academies Committee on the Growth of Computer Science Undergraduate Enrollments, March 2016. http://cs.stanford.edu/people/eroberts/CSCapacity/

Summit Schedule

Note that the schedule below is subject to minor changes.

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DAY	TIME	SESSION	LOCATION
Sunday, Oct 1	6:30-7:30PM	Carnegie Mellon University Tour (optional)	starts at Gates Hillman Centers, Forbes Avenue entrance, Carnegie Mellon University
Monday, Oct 2	8:00-9:00AM	Registration, Breakfast	outside of Schenley Ballroom, main level near front desk
Monday, Oct 2	9:00-9:30AM	Goals of the Summit, Logistics Tom Cortina, Carnegie Mellon University	Schenley Ballroom
Monday, Oct 2	9:30-10:00AM	Welcome Address Dr. Farnam Jahanian, Interim President, Carnegie Mellon University	Schenley Ballroom
Monday, Oct 2	10:00-10:45AM	Generation CS: Summary, New Findings - SLIDES Betsy Bizot, Computing Research Association Stuart Zweben, The Ohio State University	Schenley Ballroom
Monday, Oct 2	10:45-11:00AM	BREAK
Monday, Oct 2	11:00-11:45AM	NAS Project: Growth of Computer Science Undergraduate Enrollments - SLIDES Jodi Tims, Baldwin Wallace University Eric Roberts, Stanford University	Schenley Ballroom
Monday, Oct 2	11:45AM-12:00PM	Student Perspectives on the Enrollment Surge - SLIDES	Schenley Ballroom
Monday, Oct 2	12:00-1:00PM	LUNCH, Discussions	Bridges Lounge
Monday, Oct 2	1:00-2:00PM	Lightning Talks: What we're currently doing to address enrollment surges Grab the mic, one minute max	Schenley Ballroom
Monday, Oct 2	2:00-3:00PM	Breakout Session #1: Addressing the Enrollment Surge: Future Needs and Support (breakout by institution type)	Schenley V Schenley VI Carnegie I Carnegie II Panther (mezzanine)
Monday, Oct 2	3:00-3:15PM	BREAK
Monday, Oct 2	3:15-3:45PM	Reports from Breakout Groups	Schenley Ballroom
Monday, Oct 2	3:45-4:45PM	Breakout Session #2: Maintaining Diversity and Expanding CS (breakout by region)	Schenley V Schenley VI Carnegie I Carnegie II Panther (mezzanine)
Monday, Oct 2	4:45-5:00PM	BREAK
Monday, Oct 2	5:00-5:30PM	Reports from Breakout Groups	Schenley Ballroom
Monday, Oct 2	6:00-7:30PM	DINNER, Discussions	Bridges Restaurant
Tuesday, Oct 3	8:00-9:00AM	BREAKFAST, Small Group Meetings	outside of Schenley Ballroom, main level near front desk, breakout rooms
Tuesday, Oct 3	9:00-9:30AM	Industry Perspectives of the Enrollment Trends Abby (Boucher) Daniels, Google - SLIDES Michael A. Smith, Intel - SLIDES	Schenley Ballroom
Tuesday, Oct 3	9:30-10:15AM	Breakout Session #3: Leveraging the Enrollment Growth for Future Study: What is the "CS Principles" of Associate-to-Bachelor, Bachelor-to-Graduate?	Schenley V Schenley VI Carnegie I Carnegie II Panther (mezzanine)
Tuesday, Oct 3	10:15-10:30AM	BREAK
Tuesday, Oct 3	10:30-11:00AM	Reports from Breakout Groups	Schenley Ballroom
Tuesday, Oct 3	11:00AM-12:00PM	Open Forum: Is it time for a Large-Scale CS Summit? Tom Cortina, moderator	Schenley Ballroom
Tuesday, Oct 3	12:00-1:00PM	LUNCH, Discussions	Bridges Lounge
Tuesday, Oct 3	1:00-1:30PM	Next Steps, Farewell Tom Cortina, Carnegie Mellon University	Schenley Ballroom