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REU PROJECT SUMMARY FORM
NSF RESEARCHEXPERIENCES FOR UNDERGRADUATESPROGRAM
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10. Nameof Principal InvertiCstor: ----------gcrierd-DeabeL
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12. Projcct Titl€:
13.Numberof StudcntsInvolvedr-&+euear
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HerbertL. Dershem
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14.Activity Period:,L
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gmduateresearchprojectsasa pan of this program.Five studentsper yearfrom other institutionswill participate
16.Summaryof ProposcdWork:
with a meaningful
The REU programat HopeColleg€is designedto provide talentedundergraduates
researchexperiencethat will encouragelhem to considera cargerin computerscienceresearch.Our goal is to
exposethe studentsto the techniques,attitudes,andrewardsof computErscienceresearchandto provide
encouragemenr
anddire-ctionin the puNuit of sucha caleer.We will stronglyrecruit womenandminority students
ro our progam. Hope CollegeComputerScienc€faculty will mentorthis undergadu.te resealch.In addition,a
faculty mentorwill be selectedfrom anotherinstiautionwherethe infiastructureis lacking for stsoogundergraduate
research.Eight participantswill be select€deachyear,three{iom HopeCollege,two from the outsidefaculty
mentor's institution, andthreefrom olher institutions.Thosestudentswill work for ten weeksduring the summerin
closecollaborationwith a faculty mentor.Studentswill havetlle opportunityto usethe HopeCollegeComputer
ScienceSUN SPARCslationnetwork.Areasof r€searchincludeparallel algorithms,systemdevelopment
environments,human-machineinterfac€,algorilhm annnation,andprogramminglanguages.The studenlswill
perform indep€ndentresearch,give oial presentations
on their work, attendworkshopson graduateschool,prepare
scientific papers,and presenttheir work at seminarsat their homeinstitutionsandnationalandregionalme€tings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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C. ProjectDescription
1
Introduction
HopeCollegeis a four-yearlib€ral artscollegewith enrollmentof approximately2800.The Science
Division at Hope Collegeis oneof the strongestdivisions of its kind at any fow-year college.HoDeCollegewasthe
Researchin 1992and is the recipientof a recentmajor
site of the nationalmeetingof the Council on Undergraduate
grantfiom the Kellogg Foundationto help improve K-8 scienceandmathematicseducationas well asgrant! from
ShermanFairchild Foundationandthe KresgeFoundationto fund najor equipmentpurchases.
to be a
The faculty andadministrationof HopeCollegebeliev€researchpadcipation by undergraduates
the
departments
at
Hope
College
offer
critical componentin the tsainingof future scientists.All of
scien€e
indep€ndentstudy programsinvolving studentresearchfor which academiccredit is awarded.Outstandingmajon
are encoumgedto continuetheir researchon a full time basisduring the summermonths.
HopeCollegehasa long lradition of underymduateresearchin the sci€nc€s.In the period of 1991-95,
collegesin the undergraduate
odgin of sciencePh.D.'s. Hope was 3rd
Hopeplaced22nd amongall baccalaureate
colleg€sin total awardsftom the NationalScienceFoundationin 1996-97.
amongbaccalaureate
The ComputerScienceDepartmenthasbecomea part of this kadition. A recentstudyifldicated that Hope
was the third most productiveinstitution in ComputerScienceresearchftom amonglhe 48 institutionsin the
"Oberlin group" asmeasuedby publicationsin the pcriod 19?7-1987.During ttle 16 yoarperiodfrom 1981-t997,
the ComputerScienceDepartmentgraduated225 majors.Of those,42 attendedgraduateor prcfessionalschooland
Studycoulseduring the academicyear.
179participate-din a ResearcMndependent
researchwith
HopeCollegesrronglyencouragcsfacultyhtudentcollaborativerescarch.Undergraduate
NSF supportwascanied out by morethan 100sludcntsduring the summerof 199?in ihe d€partmentsof Computer
Science,Physics,Mathematics,Biology, andChonistry. lnstitutional supportfor collaborativercsearchoubide of
rhe scicnccshar increasedby the establishmentof a hesident's DiscretionaryFundfor this purpose.
2
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Objectivesand IntendedImpact
The objectivesof thrs projectaie:
researchFogram of tho HopeCollegeComputerScienceDepartment
to supponande[hanc€the undergraduate
researchfor othcr primarily undergraduate
institutions
to Fovide a modelfor ComputerScienccundergraduate
prEs€ndy
lack
tho
inliasEucture
to support
roaearch
at
institutions
that
ro encou€geandsupportundergraduate
participanbto pursuecareer!in computcr scienceresearch
to encourageand motivateundergraduat€
ftom $oups undeneFescnM in ComputerScienceresearchto
to increasethe numb6 of undergraduatEs
considersuchcareers
rcssarchprogxamat Hope
As a.esult of this project,we expectthat lhe ComputcrScienceuodergmduate
giow
as
a
result
of their panicipation,
lize
and
effectivcness.
Wc
also
expect
that
will
continue
to
in
both
Couege
presence
program
play
andimporlanceof
participants
a
role
in
incrcasing
the
in
this
will
the studcntand faculty
undergaduateresearchat many otherinstitutrons,andasa result,the entireComputerScienc€academic
communitywiu benefit.
FROM PRIOR NSFSUPPORT
RESUI-.JTS
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crant NumberCDA-92001
|
Amount of Award: $86,550
|
support Period:April I, 1992to Septeinber30, 1995|
GrantNumber:CDA-9423943
Amourt of Au/ard: $114,393
SupponP€riod:March I , 1995lo Febmary28, 1998
Tide: REU: An UndergraduaEResearchPanicipationProgramin ComputerScience
3.1 GeneralResults
With support{iom the Natioflal ScienceFoundation,HopeCollegehashosteda ComputerScienceREU
siteprogrameachof the summerskom 1992-197. During this tirna REU hassupporied36 pafiiciparis, 6 each
summer,while an additional 10 participantshavebe€nsupporledby otherfuods.Th€seadditional fundshavecome
from a variety of sourcosin the form of gants awardedto lhe faculty andthe instilution. Sourcesinclude NASA,
NSF RUI, PewMemorial Trust, HowardHughesFoundation,andthe United StatesAir Force.The student
participantshavecompleted22 projectsthat are listedlaterin this proposal.
The tabl€ below showsthe slatusin August, 1997,of the40 individualswho participatedin the Hope
CollegeComputerSciencesummerresearchprogramsftom 1992-971
13
Attending graduateschool
Employcd
11
Still an undergraduat€
Graduatcschoolsattendedby projert alumni includeDukc, Clcmson,Illinois, Michigan State,Utah,Texas
A&M, Michigan, Colorado,andWilliam & Mary. Amongthc presentemployeNof project alumni are Bell Labs,
Evans& Sutherland.Crowe Chizek.Microsoft, For4 UsAir, andMacromedia.
From 1991-97,the Hope CollegeComputerScienccRBU projecthsshadonly limiled successin recruiting
groups.Twenty percen!of the pffticipants havebeenwomenandonly one
pafticipantsftom undenepresented
participantof the 40 hasbeena memberofa minority €thnicgroup.This hasb€tn in sPiteof.ffort on the part of
the Foject director to r€cruit suchstudents.Eachycrr, at leasthalf of the positionsoffered to non'HopeColl€g€
studenlswere offcrcd to females.In 1997,30% of the applicationsrcceivcdwere ftom mcmbersof minority groups.
Unfortunately,it hasprovendifficult to converttheseapplica s into participants.We have notrced,that thc rate of
groups,maldng it much
acceptrnceof offer€ to pmticipateis much lowcr ftom membersof thosoundcrrepresentcd
moredifficult to rcalizc a higher level of panicipation.Regadlossof our limited success,we find the level of
inlerestftom studonlr in thes€groupEto b€ cncouraging,andwc plan to continueto stlive for greaterParticipation
throughthe stralegiesdcscribe-din the next sectionof this proposal.
3.2 Recruitment
of the summer'sREU programare
In late Januaryor early Februaryof eachycar,announc€menl!
anduniversiticsthmughoutthe
chairs
at
colleges
to
computer
scietce
d€paltmcnt
Mailings
are
sent
disFibutpd.
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at
latge univ€rsitresthroughoutthe
are
sent
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Affai!:rs
announcemcnls
UnitEdStatrs.In additioq
group
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and
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comp.edu
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are concacted
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dcpartments
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same
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especially
encoungp
their
students
via
cmail
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individually
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application
numbers
fot
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six
of
suftmer
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computer
science
distribuEd io all
rcsearchsupportcdby the abovetwo grantsarc givenin the following table:
undergraduate
ApplicationProfile
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loot
1993 t994 1995 1996 r99'.1
82
59
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57
62
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3.3 Projects
Bachsummer,the participantswere presenton the HopeCollegecampusfor ten weeksof research.The
projectsandtheir panicipantsare summarizedbelow: (* indicatesthe participantwassupportedby non-REUfunds.)
t992
An Object Ori€ntcd Application/Programmer Intcrfac€ for Network Pmgramming
Faculty Mento.: Shirley Bro*rt€
Undergraduate Researchers:Jennifer Howe[, Ming Shu*, Rob€rt Wohlfarth
Using the Computer to Visualize and Simulatc Mod€ls of Abstract Mod€ls of Computation
Facdty M€ntor: Herbert D€rshem
Undergraduate Rescarchers:Brett Folkert Ryan McFa
Photosynthesis:An Object Oriented Test B€d for Parall€l Ray Tracins
Faculty Mentor: Gordon St€sink
Und€.graduate Researchers:Eric Matthews, Mik€ Shield
1993
Adavision and THREADS: Algorithm Animations and Experimental Labomtorics for Teaching a Datq
Structur€s Cours€ in Ada
Fcculty Mentor: H€rb€rt Dcrshem
Undergraduate R€searchers:Wendy Darth, Chcri Bowsh€r' Bob chen*
The Genetic Algorithm Parallel Programhing Project
Faculty Mentor: Gordon Si€gink
Undergrsduate R$earchersi Russell Nelson' Bryan Show€rs
An Empiricrl CsseStudy of Software Integirtion Techniqu€s
trrculty Mentor: MichaelJipping
Undergradurt€ R€searchers:Jonathan Bcsrdr' Micha€l Crider*' SergeHrllyn' Nichobs Rahn
1994
Cr€ating an Integrat€d Concurr€nt Syst€mDesignEnvironm€nt
FacultyM€ntor: MichaelJ. Jipping
Undergraduate R€searcherstMike Criderl' SergeHa[yn*, John DUP€ron'Hcather Mintz
Algorithm Visualization and Animstion
Faculty Mentor: H€rbert L. Dershem
Undergraduate R€searchers:Ch€ri Bowsher, Darrick Brown
Electric Darwinism: Finding an ld€3l Path Usins Gcdetic Algoritbms
Frculty M€ntor: Gordon A. Stegink
Und€rgraduati Reff Rhers: Deborah Kaplar' Nick Slagcr
1995
Evaluating Parallel Software Design Tools
Faculty Mdrtor: Michael J. Jippins
Undergradoate R€icarchers: Johlr Dup€roo ad J€tr oeg€ma*
Comparison ol the Useof tula 95 t! C++ for the D€vdopment of Object-Orientcd Prograns
Faculty M€dtor: Herb€rt L. DeEhem
Undereraduate Res€archers:Manud Caldemn and Andrew Van P€rnis*
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Construction of an Operating Syst€msLaboratory
Faculty Mentor: Michael J. Jipping
Undergraduate Research€rs:Darrick Brown and Michael Crid€r
Dynanic Updating and Dynamic Visualization of Large Voronoi Diagrams
Faculty M€ntor: Gordon A, Stesink
Undergraduate ResearcheE: Robert Pow€[ and Dan Toth
t996
Duildins a Networkins Laboratory
Faculty Mentor: Michael J. Jipping
Undergraduate Researchers:Michael Thelen and Victor Polites
Java-OrientedTert Harncss
FacultyMentor: Herbert L. DeNhem
Undergraduate Res€archcr: Marvin Malkowski
Java-Bas€dObject.Oricnted Fraction Visualization
Faculty M€ntor: Herb€rt L. Dersh€m
Undersraduat€ Res€arch€r:Marsha Jal\iecic
A JDBC Implementation for Syb.se
Faculty Mehtor: Ryan McFall
Und€rgraduatc R€searcher:Krthryn Boner
Foundations of a Pascalto Java Compil€r
Faculty Mentor: Ryan McFall
Und€rgraduateResesrcher:JasonBucata
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Visualization in Java
Faculty Mentor: Hcrbert L, Dersh€m
Undergraduat€ R€searcher:JamesvsnderHyde
Edu(ational Animations of Algorithms
Faculty Mentor: Herb€rt L. Dershem
Undergraduat€ Rescarch€r; PeterBrummund
Dynamic Aoomaty Det€ction in Java
FacultyMentor: MichaclJ. Jipping
Undcrgraduate Rese.rch€rs: Michael Bra&haw' Nathen Oo€tendorp,and Anifa Van Engcn*
P€rsistent Annotrtio[ of ITTML Documents
Faculty Mcntor: Ryan McFall
Undergraduat€ Reearchers: Daryl Blood and J€ff Perney
In addition to the researchwork that wascanied ou., the following activitieswere also held in someor all
.
.
.
.
weekly seminarswherestudentspresenttheir researchwork
Field trip to a University guduatecomputersclencedepartment
We€kly seminarfor prepamtionfor the computerscienceGRE examination
Field trip to computertradeshowwhenone is in the area
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.
.
Faculiy'led workshopson topics that are peninentto all projects
Workshopon how to give t€chnicalpresentations
Studentsarerequiredto makea formal final presentationof their researchduring the final we€k of the
projectandto submit a final r€searchreport-ln addition,all shrdentsarc requiredto submit an ele.honic posterof
their res€arch.Thesepostersare lhen placedon the world Wide W€b.
3,4
Post-SummerR€sults: Presentationsand Papers
(* indicatesundergraduate
co-author)
3.4.1 Paperspresented
McFall*, R. 1992.Using the Computerto visualize andSimulateAbstmctModels of ComPutation.Pew
MidstatesConsortiumUndergraduateResearchSymposium.Crinnell, lA., October
Interface.PewMidstatcsConsortium
Shu*, M. 1992.An Object-OrientedApplication/Programmer
[4.
Undergmduat€ResearchSyrnposium.Crinnell,
An Object-Ori€ntedTest Bed for ParallelRay
Matthews*, E. ahdM. Shield*. 1992.Photosynthesis:
IL
Rcsearch.
Argonne,
Tracing.ArgonneSymposiumon Undergraduat€
Application/Progammerlrterface for
1993.
An
Object-Oricnlcd
How€II1,J., R. Wohlfa(h*, andM. Shu*.
IndiaMPolis,
IN.
Network Programming.Symposiumon ApPlicd Computing.
Engel,C., H. Dershem,R. McFall*, A. Lopez,ands. Wltz. 1993.ResearchBxperiencefor
Panel.SIGCSETechnicalSympolium on ComputerScienceEducation.Indianapolis'IN.
Undergraduates
Nelsonr. R. and B. Showers*.193. The C€neticAlgorithm ParallelProgrammingProject Pew Midstates
consortium UndergraduateResearchSympo6ium.chicago, IL.
Banh*, W andC. Bowsher*. 1993.Adavisiol ,nd THREADS| Algorilhm Animationsand Experimental
Laboraroriesfor Toachinga Data StsucturesCoursoin Ada. ArgonnoSymposiumfor UndergaduateResearch.
Argonne,lL.
Derahem,H. 1993.Algorilhm Animation for DataSauctues.Unit€d SlatesAir ForceAcademyComputer
Science
Colloquium.USAFAcademy,CO
Jipping,M., S. Hallyn*, M crider*, N. R hn*, andJ. Betrd. 1993 AD Empirical CaseStudy of software
lntegrationTechniqucs.NASA Langley SpaceFlight C€ntcrSymposium.Ilngley' VA.
McFallt, R. and H. Dcrshem.1994.Finitc Stat€MachincSimulaiionin an lntroductoryLab. SIGCSE
TechnicalSymposiumon ComputcrScienceEducation.Phocnix,AZ
Dershcm,H.. Barh*, W., Bowsher*,C., andD. Brown+. 1996"Dat! Slructur€swith Ada Packages'
Laboratories.andAnimations," First Annual AustralasianConforcrccon ComputcrScienc€Education,Sydney'
AU,
Penncy*,J, and D. Blood*. 1997.PersistentAnnotationof KIML Documcntr.PewMialstates
ResearchSyhposium. Chicago,IL
Undergraduate
3.4.2 PapemPublished
'An Object-OrientcdApplication/Programmer
lnterface for
Howell*, J., R. Wohlfaftht, andM. Shu*.
1993
APPlicd
Computing'
on
of
thc
1993
Symposium
NetworkProgramhing," Prccecdings
McFall*. R. andH. Dershem "Finite StatoMrchine Simulationin an IntroductoryLab"' SICCSEBulletin'
26,1(1994),pp. 126-130.
Derihem.H., Bartht, W., Bowsher*,C , snd D. Brown*. "DataStructureswith Ada Packages'
Labomtories.andAnimations,,'Proc€€dingsofthe First Austalasianconfelenceon computer scienceEducation,
Sydney,Australasian,July 3-5, f996, pp. 32-38.
Van Engen*, A., Bmdshaw*,M., andN. Oostendor?* "ExtenditrgJavato SupportSharEdResource
ProtectionandDeadlockDetectionin TbreadsPrcgrmming", submiiledto Crossroads'Augult 1997Dershem,H. and P. Brummund*. "Tools for w€b-Basedsorting Animation," submittedto Pmc€edingsof
SIGCSESymposium,August, 1997.
Denirem. H. and J. vanderhydet "JavaCbss Visualizationfor TcachingObject-OrientedConc€pts"'
submittedto Proce€dingsof SIGCSESymposiutrLAugus! 1997
3.4.3 Panelson Undergraduate Research
Dershem,H., with Engelc., McFalt*, R., Lopez,A., andS. Wiltz*. ,'R€searchExperiencesfor
Undergraduates,"
Twenty-fouth SIGCSETe.hnicai Symposiumon CompurerScienceEd;cadon,Indianapoth.IN,
March,1993.
Dershem,H., with Bard,G., andD. Berque."Finding andDevelopingResearchExperiencesfor
Undergraduates
in the Small CollegeSetting,"Third Annual CCSCMidwestemConf€rence,Greencastle,IN,
Ocrober1996.
Dershem,H., with Sanders,D., Eller-Meshreki,R., andC. pitts. "Underg"duate Research- Welcometo
the 2lst Century," Twenty,eighthSIGCSETechnicalSymposiumon ComputerScienceEducation,SanJose,CA,
February,1997.
4
NATUREOF STUDENTACIIVITIES
4,1 Studentlnyolvement
The studentpanicipa s in this projectwill be expecM to spcnda minimum of zl0hoursper week for 10
veeks on thc researchproject to which theyare assigned.Eachstudcntwill bc assigneda faculty mentor,t*o or
more studenti being assignedto eachmentorandworking as a team.Early in the program,the students*ill work
closely with their mentors,but asthcy gainexperiencethey will bc cncouragedto work morc independcntly.Bach
studentwill do libmry researchin additionto thc laboraroryresearchso that they becomefamiliar with techniques
for searchidgand usingresearchliteratuc.
4,2 StudentOrientrtion
The P,I. will serveasthe programcoordinatorsnd will be responsiblefor all of ihe administrativcdctails
including housingarrangements,
rtipendpaymcnts,mcnlor assignmcnts,rchedulingof startingdatesfor studentj,
program,
thc aeminhr
organizingsocialactivities,andsubmissionof progess rcports.It will bc p6dcula y
importantfor the P.I., wilh assistanccftom thc HopeColleg€liudcnt p4ticipants, to provide an orient{ion !o thc
crmpus and the d€patment for the non-Hop€studcntpanicipants.All studentswill receivcan orient4tionto the
departmcntallaboratoryfacilitics, bolh hadwarc andsoftware,and thc library facilitics, particularlythe useof
variousresearchtools,
During the orientationperiod,eachmentorwill alsoprovid€ her studentswith the prrticular information
neededto cary out the assignedprojecl
4.3 WeeklySeminars
Eachweck a scminarwill b€ hcld which will be attendedby all studentrand faculty. &rly h the projert
period,eachstudentor teamwill p.esentoneseminardescribingthe nalureof the problem b€inginve,stigated
anda
proposcdresearchplan. At the endof thc projectpcriod,eqchstudetrtwill pr€sentthe resultsof the Esearchproject.
ln addition to thesestuden!presentations,
othcr semimrswill includefaculty Fesenlationson re$ench
methods,technicalwriting, andthe useof variouscomput€rresourccs.Also, Hope alumni who are cwrendy
attendinggraduateschoolin ComputerScicncewill prcsents€minalsandinformaly meatwith thc r.,search
studentsio describ€lh€ natu€ of $aduale sudy in ComputerSciencc.Whcn possible,this neeting will be held on
the campusof a $aduate school,
4.4 ResearchProjects
The problemsdescribedbelow representresearchinterestsof Hopefacolty that could be madeavailableto
undergmduaiestudentsas rcsearchprojeclsin this progran. EachFoje€t describeshow a studentcould
to requiretle studentto apply experienceand informationgaircd in formal
mcaningfullyparticipateandi6 d€,signed
classroom
instruction.
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Proj€ct 1: Algorithm and Code Animatiotrs on th€ Web
Herbert L. D€rsh€m
Many algorithm andcode animationshavebeendevelopedasa resultof previousundergraduate
research.
The web presentsa new environmentfor making theseanimationsavailable.Web,basedadaptationswill be
developedof previouscoordinat€dalgorithmandcodeeimations involving tree"s.nd stdngs.Tecbniquesfor
automadnganimationsby automaticallygeneratingthernfiom sourcecodewill be studied.
Prcj€ct 2: Implementing Concurrrncy AnoDrdy Pr?ymtion ir C++ .nd Unix Thr€ads
Michael J. Jippins
This project will extendpreviouswork on the predictionanddelectionof concurency anomaliesfiom the
IanguageJavato the Unix andC++ programmingarcas.This will implementdetectionme6ods asparallel threads
that monitor concurent activity and detectwhenconcunentlhreadswill damagea sharedresource.We will be
spendingtime with both threadsprogrammingandanomalydetectionmethods.
Project 3: Implementing Para[€l Softwrre DesignTools
Michael J. Jipping
This project will focris on integratingdesigotools for parallelprogramsinto a workablesoftwarc
developmentenvironmentanddemonstratingthe usefullncssof this environment.specifically, we will build
prototypedesigntools andevaluateth€sctools for usabilily, accuracy,andlitness for existingenvironmenb.
Project 4: Using radability melsures to €stimrt softwar€ complexity
Herbert L. Dersh€m
Previousstudentresearchhasdevclopcdscvcralmeaslresof Eoftwarccomploxiaybasedon formulasused
to estimatethc readability of English text. This projcct would ext€ndthe work donc in fte following ways: (1)
obtainempirical databasedon comparisonsof ncw mcsics *ith Eaditionalrnetricson samplesoftware;(2)
experimentwith changesin parametersin the readabilitymctrlcsto further refinementthei accuracy:and (3)
implementpars€rsto evaluatethesemettics in a varicty of languages,
Pmject 5: Explontion and Refmement of Diftc't M.ripulation Sdection M€ch8nisms
Kevin Den€lsb€ck
While much work hasbeendonoin dct rmining thc usabilityof commonkinds of user-intedaceselection
mechanisms(suchasmenus,buttons,anddialog boxcs),someiEsuesrcmainunclear. How big shouid radio buttons
be? what is the optimal lsyout andoxtcnt for pie menus?Shouldhtndcdnessaffect the layout of buttonsin a
dialog box? Through a numberof short, tightly-coaEolledsrudies,we will attemptto s€eif humanperformance
follows best-guesses
ftom existing theoryfor a $encrof qucstionssuchas these.This shouldyield a numberof
small but usefulmetlics for WIMP-style oserintcdac€develoPment.
4.5 ExternalFacultyMentors
It is proposedthat oneextemalfaculg mentorbe invit d to panicipatein the progran eachyear. This
mentorwill be a faculty memberat an iNtitution th.t docsnot pr€sendyhavesufhcient infrastructureto support
addencoumgesuchrescarch.It is expectedthatthe experienceof panicipatingin this prognm wil enablethis
faculty memberto esrablishan activeunderyEduateprogramat her institution.
Threefaculty membe.6haveexpressedintq€st in suchpafiicipationandPossibleprojectsthat lhey would
supervisesre includedherc. Their vitae are alsoincludei in Seltion E of this proposal.
Projech LinkiDg Progrsm Impl€mc atiors to Odginal Specifications
Alyce Brsdy, KalamMoo Crlege
This project will focus on developinga systemtha. will €stablishandmaintainhypert€xtlinks b€tween
formal specificationsof objecr-orientedlibrtry c.mponentsandconespondingassertionsin the code that
implementsthem.This systemwill help develop€rsof object-orientedclassesto pin-point codesegmentsthat must
be updatedar a result of cfunging specifica[ons.We v,/ill useJavaand/orJavascript alongwith cgi scriptl, to
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maintainthe hype(ext link betweenspecificationsandprograms.
Pmject: A Java Int€rface for a Docuh€nration c€treration Sysrem
Keith Vander Lihden, Calvir College
This project will focuson the designanddevelopmentof an interfaceto a syslen which auromaticay
produceshypertextdocumentationfor graphicaluserinterfaces.We will exploredifferent modesof interaction
wilh the underlyingdocumentationsystem,andwill implementthe inrerfacein Java. This work is part of a larger,
ongoingproject on interfacedesign,so studentswill be ableto exploreorheraspectsof the systemandpotentially
tailor the work to suit their own interests.
Projech Using the WWW as the deliv€ry m€chanismfor interrctiv€, visualizetion-bas€dinstructfunal
Mylas McNally, Alma College
This project involvesdevelopingan interactivegraphicsanimationsystemthat wodd allow visualizarionbaled insaucdonalmodulesto be deliveredby the World Wide Web. The cli€nt would be createdby extendingan
exteNible browser(suchas Hot Java)so that aUcomputationwould be doneat the clienr level. Problemsto be
solvedinclude the definition of the $aphics systcm,the apFopriateextensionto browsersoftware,andthe
constructionof prototypeinstructionalmodules.
4.6
Post-ProjectActivities
All REU panicipantswill be requircdto submita final witr€n rcporron their rescarDh
acrivities,an
electsonicpost€rdescribingthei wo*, andan evaluationof the ovcrall proglam.The P.I. rhd the mentorwill
recommcndfollow-up activities for eachparticipantto carry out dudng thc following academicyear.For extemal
studentsthis might involve remoteaccessto HopeCollegecomputingfacilities aswell ascommunicationvia
elcchonicmail betweenstudentandmeotor.For Hopc studcnts,this follow-up work may includeformal
continuationof the projectby enrollmeotin the departmcntalSeniorProjectSeminarand/orthe tndependentStudy/
Researchcou$e. All participantswill be encouragedto mak€r pr€sentationof their work at their homeinstitution
and at a scientific meeting.When appropriale,thc student'swork will be includedin a publicarionsubmittedto a
profossionaljoumal.
TT{ERESEARCHEN!'IRONMENT
5.1 Faculty
The departmenfsfour faculty membersarea goodmix ofjunior ahdseniorfa.ulty, with two of each.
Threeof the faculty hold a Ph.D. in ComputerScienceandall arc acrivein ComputerScienc€researchandhave
experiencesupervisingundergraduate
rcsearch.Thrc€mcmbcrsof the faculty havebeenprincipalinvcstigatorsof
National ScienceFoundationprojectsin the p6stsix yea$. IIl additioq they havebe€nt]tc recipi€ntsof supporrfor
researchfrom othergovemmentagenciesincluding the Depadnent of Energy,NASA, DARPA, andthe United
StatesAir Force.
In the six yearsof REU programsat Hope,all faculty in the departuientbavesup€rvisedundergraduate
researchtea$s. Faculty participatingduring the next threeysrs ivill be H€Ib De$hem,Mik€ Jipping,and Kevin
Denelsb€Ek.Thesefaculty will supervisethe researchofthe proposedprojectastheb availability permits.
ln addition,we will atremptto encouragepanicipationby faculty ftom institutioosthat lack lhe
infiasFucturefor undergradtrate
r€search.In ord€! to do this, we will, eachyer!, irvite applicationsfrom faculty
memberswho wish to pa(icipatEin this projerL Eachapplicantwill submit a gopose-dresearchpmject alongwith
her application.From amongtheseapplicants,onewill be chosetrlojoin the programandwork witb two students
during the couNe of this program.The faculty memberwil be .€quLedto b€ on the HopeCollegecampusworking
with the studentsat leasttwo daysof every weekduring the ten weeksof the projerl Shewill alsoremainin
contactwith the sodentselectronicallyon the remainingdays.It is expectedthat a differcnt ifftitution will be
iepaesented
by an extemalfaculty membereachof the tlrce yea$ of this proje.t.
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5.2 Facilities and Equipment
The departmentsof ComputerScienc€,Mathematics,andPhysicsare housedin VanderWerf Hall. This
building was constructedin 1964anda major renovationu/ascompler€din 1990,resultingin tle building being
joined to Van ZoerenHall. The complexnow includes,in addition!o the tlrc€ laboratoriesthat areexclusivelyfor
ComputerScience,threecampus-widecomputerlabomlori€sthatcontain53 Pc-compatiblesystems,6 Macintosh
computers,50 X-terminals, anda wide variety of workstations,all connecredvia a campusnetwork backbone.
The ComputerScienceDepartnenfs hardwarefacilities arecurently 34 Sunworkstations.Theseare
shownin thetablebelow:
Unit
fr
E EI
<H',
x.f
B
Memor'y
DfuK
Capacity
Notes
SPARCserver
1000E
128 MBytPs
10 GByteB
Thie is our main server.
2 processors
SPARCBtation5
32 MByt€g
5 CBrtes
Usenet News ger:ver.
7 SPARcstatiotr 5'g
32 MByt4s
1 GByte
I Ultta-l
32 MB,+eg
2 GBytes
1 ltltra-2
64 MByteB
2 CByteg
Two processors
1 SPARCstation
20
64 MBytes
2 GByt€B
Two proceasors
1 SPA.RCstatioa20
32 Mb,'t€B
2 GB,'t€B
2 SPARCstation
5's
32 MBytas
1 GBytes
r ultra'r
64 MBt'ter
2 GBytes
2 Pentiuro120'8
16 MByieg
I GBytes
2 SPAiCBtation 5's
32 MBytes
r.u ubytea
1 Ultra-2
64 MByt€s
2 GByteg
13 Ulha-1'6
64MByt€B
2 GBytsE
Two processors
o
@
Exabr{€8606
8mm taDe&ive on Server
3 Laser Printerg
cd
LivingEton PM2
10 Dort codmunicatioD serve!
o
5 Modems
USRoboticg,56Kbaud
Networking Equip
ment
Various hub6 a|ld cablins
E
Lab softwar€includ€sthe scandardSunop€ratingsystemanddocumentation,windowing system,and
refercncematerial.UnbundledcomponentsincludeC andC++ compilers,netwo* managementandpmtocol
implementatiods,word processors,andcodedebuggingenvironnents. Many public dornaintools are in use.
The lab is currendyadhinisteredby oneindividual.About 7 hoursper week aredevotedto lab
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administration.Borh softwareandhardwareadministrationis handledby rhis individuar-operarorduties,e.g., fire
systen backupsandpreventalivemainrenancearemostly auromated.The deparrnenthandlesm.intenanceof its
facilitiesby irself.It negotiates
maintenance
conlracrs,
keepson handsupplies
for its pnnrersandotherperipherats,
providesthe 'rawmatcrials"(e-9.,cable,connecton,
etc.)andtoolsfor hardware
maintenance,
andmaintainsa
''spareparts
machine"for computerhardware
maintenance,
5.3 Depa mental Statistics
Graduating
Studyand
GradSchool
1983-84
16
2
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1984-85
29
3
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* Thesefiguresinclude6 student!eachsummersuppone-d
by NSFRBU
** These
positions
figuresinclude
plus6 eachsummer
already
funded
whichwouldbefunded
by thisproposal.
6
STUDENT PARTICIPANTS
6.1 Recruitment of Participants
6.1.1 HopeCollegeStudents
The summerresearchprogramin Conputer Sciencewill be anlouncedin all upperlevel Computer
Scienceclasses,in the departmentalseminar,throughnoticeson the departnentalbullerin board,andthroughan
electronicmailing to all ComputerSciencemajors.A packetdescribingtheprogmm,researchareas,participdr
benefilsandobligations,and applicationsprocedureswill be availableftotrl the depaftnentaloffice. Sinceupperlevel classesin ComputerScienc€ar€ typically smallerthan20 shrdenb,the professonwill b€ ableto individually
encourageespeciallypromising studenbto apply including womenandninorities.
6.1.2 Non.Ilope CollegeStudents
Five of the eight participantseachsurnmerwill be from institutionsotler thanHopeCollege.Two of these
will be chosenfrom the institution of the outsidefaculty memb€r.Recruitingat tha(institution will follow $e same
pattemasthat describedabovefor HopeCollegestudenb.The selectedoutsidefaculty menber will direct lhe
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processof recruiting studentsat her institution.
Thrce participantswill be selectedftom institutionsotherthan HopeCollegeandthe insrit'.rtiorof the
outsidefaculty mentor.A specialeffort will be madeto encoungewomenandminorities ftom otherinstitutionsto
apply.
A prograrnannouncementwill be sentto the MathernaticsandComputerSciencechairsandthe Officer for
Minority Affairs at all collegesanduniversitieswithin an approximate50Omile radiusof HopeCollege.These
Chairs andOfficers will bc askedto sendthe namesof womenandminoritieswho are majoring in Computer
Science.They will alsobe askedto pos.the announcement
of the program.The P.I. will coniaciall shderts whose
namesale submittedthroughthis processto encoumgelhem to apply to the program.
Extensiveusewill be madeof the Intemet.Announcements
will be disldbutedto a mail list of Compurer
ScienceDepartmentsvia email. This mail list hasbeenconstructedfrom inquiriesrec€ivedduring the pastsix years
of the HoPeCollege ComputerScienceREU program.In addition,publicity andapplicationforms will be made
availablevia World Wide Web. Informationwill also be sentto comp.edu,a USENETnewsgroups,andto the
listserverfor ACM SpecialInter€stCroup for ComputerScienceEducation(SICCSE).
Contactswill be madewith ComputerSciencedepartmentchairsat institutionswhich havehistorically
enrolleda large percentag€ofminority stdents, inviting faculty aonominatemino ty studentsat their institulion
for pafticipationin the Fogram. Pastexperiencebasshownthat this mailing hasrEsultedin a largenumberof
applicationsto our proglam,thoughwe havebe€nlesssuccessfulin tuming thos€applicationsinto participants.
All promotionalmaterialswill b€ distributcdby January31. Applicationsand transcriptswill be dueby
March 15 and notification of the awads will be madeno laterthanMarch22.
6.2 SelectionProc€ss
Therewiu be eight studentparticipant!in the program,thrc! iiom Hop€College,two from the visiting
faculty mentoasinstitution, andthreoftom othcr institutions.During lhe applicationproc€ss,the Hope studentswill
be considercdar onc pool of applicants,applican6from lhe visiting mentor'slchool another,and the non-Hope
studentsstill another.
All applicantswill be arkcd to submita written statementindicatingtheir carc€Igoalsandthe role of
res€archin thoir futurc plans.Studentsftom otherinstitutionswill also be alked !o provido a tanscript and a letter
of referrnceftom a faculty member.Thcsciicms will be oblaineddirccdy by the P.l. for Hop€ studentapplicants.
A numberof cdtcria *ill b€ considcrcdin lhc selcctionof panicipantswithin eachpool of applicants.
Thescare the applicant's(l) acadcmicrecord;(2) demonstnM interestin ComputerScienceandreEearch;(3)
potentialfor successin r€scarchas indicatedby independence,
cleativily, andmotivationi and (4) care€rplans.Th€
faculty paflicipants in lhis pro$am will comprisctho sclcctioncommitteelhar will makethe final selectionof
studentparticipants.
Thc overall aim of this processis to provideflexible guidelinesfor the s€lectionof paticipants to insure
that the Fogram will hsve the maximumimpacton the participantsin their choiceof a careerin ComputerScience
and on the discipline ofcomputer Scienc€itsell
6.3 MatchingParticipantswith ResesrchProjects
After the studentpanicipa[b ale s€lectt4 the P.l. wiu coordinatethe assignmentof studentsto specific
faculty mentoN andrese€rchprojecls.Eachfaculty mentorwill be askedto seleclftom the particiPantsth$e
studentswhoseinterestsandqualificationshatch the requirementsof oneof the hentois resealchprogramsand
interview that Foup of stuilents.Thosestudeotsat institutionsotherlhan HopeCollegewill b€ interviewedby
phone.As a result of thes€interviews,eachmentotwill providea Priority list of thoseparticipanbihat shewould
basedon thesepriority lbts as we as consultation
liko to supervise.The P.I. will thenmakethe final assignments
padicipants.
will
No
assignnent
be madethat is not enthusiasticallysupporledby
and
the
student
with the mentols
participanl
lhe
mentor
and
the
stud€nt
both
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ProjectEvaluation
The evaluationcomponentswill be associatedwith eachof the goalslisted in Section1 of this DroDosalas
specifiedbelow:
. to sLppo4 and enhancethe undergraluate rcsarch prc8run ofthe HopeCoqegeComputerScierce
This will be evaluatedby the amountof researchactivity asmealuredby grantsreceived,articles
published,andpaperspresentedby the sludentsandfaculty at HopeCollege.
.
to proyide a tadel for Compukr Scienceundery.adtnteresearchto otherpinaity
undzryraduatei[ttitutians
This will be evaluatedrhroughthe numberofparticipantsof this programwho appea!in panelsat national
or regionalmeetingsandthe numberof aticles written by participantjencouragingundergraduate
Computer
Scienceresearch.In pafiicular, the Principal Investigatorhopesto write an article for the Council on Undergmduate
ResearchQuarterly.
.
to encouraeeand suppott mdergraduak rcsearchat httitutions thatpresentb lack the bfrcstmcture to
suppottsuch research
The successof researchprogramsat insriturionsof the externalfaculty mentorswill be measuresby $ants,
articles,andpapers,andby the undergraduate
rescarchaciiviry at rheseinstitutionsfollowing the faculty hentor's
participalionin this project.
.
lo moti\tateunderyraduatepanbipdnts to pursuecaracrsin CohputerScietce rcsearch
AII participanh will completean exit intervicw suwcy uponcompletionof their summerpadicipation and
they will be askedto completeanothersurveythreeyearsfollowing their pa(icipation.
.
to increasethe nunber of undergruduates
fron 8rcups undeteprcsentedin ComputerScicnceresearchto
considersuchcaree$
groups.
Datawill be collectcdthat will quantify 0le participationof undeneprcscnt€d
c-12
E. BiographicalSkerches
HerbertL. Dershem
Departmentof ComputerScience
HopeCollege
Holland.MI49422_9000
Academic Rank Professorof ComputerScience
Education: B.S.UniversiryofDayton,1965
purdueUniversiry,1967
M.S.(Compurer
Science)
purdueUniversiry,1969
(Computer
Ph.D_
Science)
Experience:
AssistantProfessor.
HopeCotlege,1969-1974
AssociateProfessotHopeCotlege,1974-t 98l
Professor,
HopeCollege,l98lVisitingResearch
Scientisr,
OakRidgeNarionalLaborarories,
1977,1928
VisitingProfessor,
BostonUniversiryOverseas
hogran, 1992_1983
Distinguished
VisitingProfessor,
UnitedStares
Air ForceAcademv,1993-1994
Honorsand Awards:
NDEA Fellorr,PurdueUniversity,I965-1968\
ProjectCOMPUTeAwardee,DarrrnouthCollege,1972
NASA,/ASEESumner Fellow, CoddardSpaceFlighr Cenrer,1976
Oak RidgeAssociatedUniversiaiesSummerFellow. 197?
Grants:
co"director, "rntoduction of the computer in the statisticscurriculum," NsF office of compuung Activiries,
r91t-'73
Director, "A Modular Approachto the IntroductoryCoursein ComputerScience,,'NSF Local Course
Improvement
Program,1978-1980
Co-Director, "A Microcon'puterlaboratory for usein TeachingStatistics,"NSF lnstructionalScientific
EquipmentProgram,1979-1980
Dir€c(or,"CSNET Mcmbershipin Supporrof ComputerScienceResearch,"NSF RUI program, 198?_1990
Director, "REU: An Undergraduate
Researchpa(icipation pfogramin CompurerScience,;NSF CISE, 1992_
t994
Direclor, "Use of Ada, Labomtories,andVisualizationin the Teachingof DaraStruchrresandDiscrete
Mathematics,"DARPA Cuniculum Developmentcrant, 1993-1994
Director, "Curriculum andTexrbookDevelopmentUsing Ada 9X for the Teachingof Object_Orieoted
Concepts,"
U.S.Air Forc€Contsact,
1994-1996
Director, "REU: An UndergraduateResearchpanicipationprogramin ComputerScience,"NSF CISE, 1995_
t991
Publications: (25 total, thosesince 1992includedbelow)
Prcgraftning lAnguaees:Modelsand Structures,2nd Edition, H.Delf;tt,m ^^d M. Jipping, pWS publishing,
1995
"Finite StateMachineSimulationin a IntroducloryLab,', RyanMcFa[* andHerbeftL. Der1lhEm,
prcceedinps
of the 1994SIGCSETechnical
Buuetin,,L,t:26-t3\,Met:ch, tg94
Emposiua SIGCSE
"DataStsucturcswith Ada Packages,Laboratories,andAnimations,.,H. Dershem,W. BaAh*, C. Bowsher*,
a dD. Brcwn*, Proceedingsof the First Austrulasitn Confercnceon Conpukr ScienceMutarirn.32-38,
July, 1996.
Collaborators: AdvisoN, andAdvisees:RobertLynch, David Cook,Rick Sward
E. BiographicalSketches
MichaelJ. Jipping
Departmentof CompulerScienc€
HopeCollege
Holland, MI49422-9000
Academic Rank: AssociateProfessor
Education:
B.S.,CalvinCollege,I981
M.S., University of Iowa (ComputerScience),1984
Ph.D.,Universityoflowa (ComputerScience),
1986
Experi€nce:
AssistaltProfessor,
Universityof lowa, 1986-1987
Assistant
Professor,
HopeCollege,19871995
AssociateProfessor,Hope College, 1995-present
ResearchF€llow, NASA Langley ResearchCenter,Summer,1992
Grents:
Director, "A New Coursein ParallelProgrmming for Under$aduates,,'NSF Instrumentationand Labomtory
Improvement,1990
Re.ipient, NASA Joint VentureAwad, 1992-1995
Director, "Brilding a SoftwarcInftastructurefor ParallelSoftwarcDesign,"NASA LangleyRosearchCenter,
1993-1996
Reaipient,NASA.{ove AugmentationAward, 1995-196
Director, "Laboratoryfor Experimentingwith Openting SystlmsandNetworkingConceptj,"NSF
lnstrumcnladonand LaboratoryImprovement,1995-197.
CoDirector, "An InaegratedClassroom^tboratoryfor Int oducingStudentsto Obje.t-Orient€dConcepts,"
NSF InstrumentationandLaboratoryImprovemcnt,196-1998.
Publicrtions: (Undergraduateco"authorsindicsredwith an astcrisk)
M.J. Jipping and B. Kim, "ImperativeLangsge Paradigm",inThe ComputerSciencea
bro,q A. Tucker,ed, CRC Pr€ss.
EngineeringHa d-
H.L. Dershemand M.J. Jipping,Proeranming languaget: Stuctures and Modzls,SecondEdition, pWS-Kent
Publishing
Co., 1995.
M.J. Jipping, "Using Tcl asa Toollalk EncapsulationMechanirm', Proc"rdrr8s olthe 1993Sun User Croup
Confercnce,
Decembet1993,pp. 161'174.
D.B. Ecktardt, M.J. Jipping,C.J. Wild, S.J.Z€il, andC.C. Robens,"OpenBnvironmentsro SupportSystemsEngineeringTool lntegation: A Study Using the Porable CommonTool Environment(PCTE)", NASA Technical
Memomndum4489, NASA Langley ResgarchCenter,September1993,
M.J. Jipping,"Devcloping a FormalModel for ConcurrencyConaol Design",Proceedingsof the Secondcreat
I^kes Conputer ScienceConference,Aptil1991.
R. Ford,M.J. Jipping,R. Schultz,andB. Wenhardt,''On thePerformance
of ConcunenrTreeAlgorithms", Ja,rrMI of ParuUelard Dishbuted Conautins, I,MarcA 1990,W. 253-2.66.
M.J. Jipping,J.R. Toppen*, andS. We€ber*,"ConcurrenrDistlibut€dPascal:A Hands-onlrtroduction to Con$ftency", ProceedinSsof the 1990SIGCSETechniul Enposiua SIGCSEBullzr,a VoL 22, No. 1 (Febluary,
1990),pp.9499.
Collaborators, Advisors, Advis€es:Ray Ford
E-2
E. BiographicalSketches
Kevin M. Denelsbeck
Deparhnentof ComputerScience
Hope College
Ho\and, MI 49422_9ON
Academic Rank Assistanthof€ssor
Education:
8.A,, RutgersUniversity- CamdenCampus.1988
M.s., Universiryof NonhCarotina(Compurer
Science).
1992
Ph.D.,Universityof Noni Carolina(Compurer
Science),
I 98 {expeated)
Exp€rience:
AssistantProfessor,HopeCollegq 1997-present
Publicstiotrs: (Undergraduateco-authorsindicatedwith an asterisk)
"How mahy scre€nsdoesa CT workstationneed?',D. V. BeA'd,
B. M. Hemminger,K. M. Denctsb€ck,andR.
E. Johnsron,
J. Digibl Imaging,6(l),t-9, Feb1994
"CT Int€rpretationswith a Low Costlvorkstation:A Timing Study,"
D. V. Beard,B. M. Hemminger,E. D.
Pisano,
K. M. Denelsb€ck,
D,M. Wa$hauer,
M. A. fr4"*o,fi. X""f", W.i. il"i"*"",-""a C.g.
Wilcox,
J.DigitslImaging,
7(3),133-139,
Aug1994
"Eye-Movemcnt
DuringCTlnteerotation:
Eyetrackcr
Result!& Imagc-Display_Time
Implications,,,
D.V.
pi6ano,
B€ard,
E.
D.
K.
M.
Denelsb€€k,
and
R.
E.
totrnson,
r. Oiiiratrmagi"g,
.._
iizt,-iii. ir." rSSl
"stacked-Motaphor
worksr4rion
vcrrusFirmAhema!..io. tnt".pr.dtioooi si.ii ii*i'ci i*o,i""ri-r,,
p.L. Motina,
D,v. Beard,
K.E.Mu er,K.M.D.net6bcck,
i!. M.Hcmnide;,1.
p.
n.'p"rry,lrl.
Bmcuning,_D.It.
ctueck,w. D,Bidgood,
M.A, Mauro,n. c. Sen f** A.'s.iiiri,"'-i]w"..r,"u*, s.
D. Pisano,
Radiology,
t97,753-158,
1995
"QGOMSjA Dircct-Manipularion
Toolfor SimpleGOMSModcb,,,D. V, Bcard,D. K. Smith,andK. M.
Denelsbeak,
ACtvt/CHI1996,n,25, 1996
"Quick6ndDirty GOMS:A CaseStudyof Computed
TomogrrphyIntclprc(ation,,,
D. V. Beard,D. K. Smirh,
andK. M. Denclsboclq
Human-Conpu0cr
Inrqaction,
11,t5?_180,i996
_."QuickGOMS:A VisualSoftwdeBnginerringToolfor SimplcRapidTime_Motion
Modeling,,.
D. V. Beard,
S.Entdkin,P.Conroy,N. C.lvingerr,C. D. Schou,O. f StOr, f U. O"*i.U."t ,tCir,l'in..""tion.,
,
4(3),3l-36,Mayrune1997
"Modchof R6pidAime-dMovcmentfor VirtualEnvironments
ph. D. thesis,
with Lag,. K M. Donelsbeck,
Univorsiryof NorrhCarolina,1998(exp€ct€d)
Collaboretors,Advisors,Advisees:JamcsCoggins,DavidBerrd
E-3
E. BiographicalSketches
External FacultyMentor Candidates
Keith N. VanderLinden
Departmentof ComputerScience
CalvinCollege
GrandRapids,MI 49546
Academic Rank: Assistantprof€ssor
Education:
B.S.,CeoFalColtege,1983
M.S.,Universityoflowa (Compurer
Science),
1985
Ph.D,,University of Colorado(ComputerScioncr), 1993
Experienc€:
SoftwareEngineer,Rockwell International,1985-l9gg
ResearchFellow, Infonnation TechdologyResearchInstitute, 1993-1996
AssistantProfessor,Calvin College, t996present
Publicstions; (Undergraduateco-authoruindicatedwith an asterisk)
Paris'c. and vander Linden, K. Dmftcr An intcractive'upport tool for writing multiringuatinstructions.
/EEE
Conp uter, 29(7)t 49-56.
Paris,C., Vandd Lindcn, K., Fischer,M., Hadey, A., pembcrton,L., power,R., andD. Scott.A
suppon rool
for writing multilingual instructions.In p&ceedlngr of thc FounaeflthInurnationa! Joint conference
on
Artifcial InteLLigencet
Attg 20-25,Monteal, Canada1398_1404,
DRAFIER (1993-96),a projecrfun(M by the UK BogineeringandphysicolSciencesRes€archCouncit,
builr
a syatemthat allows its usersto build a formal speciricalionof rheprocedureinvolv€d in using a panicular
graplfcal us€rintcrface.[t thengenerat€sd."fts of the instuctions for this intedacein
English and Frcnch.
_GIST (1993-96),a multi-nationatEuropcanprojcct fundedby the BC tlnguagc ResearchBngJr@nng
initiative' buih a systemthat allows it" useNto speciff the informationtobe solicited uy an aaminisrative
form. It then generatesthe t€xt rnd layoutof that form in English,German,andItalian.
ISOLDE (1996-99),a project firndedby the Office of Naval Researctlis building a sysrDmrharintegraresrhe
proc€ssesof interfacedesignanddocumentstionby taking theinterfacesp€cificationproduced
by an
interfacedcsign tool andpassingit to a panially autornateddocumentgeneration6yst€m.It allows the
inqcmental gencntion codeprototypcsaccompaniedby drsfts of the on_linedocumentatiot.
Collaborators, Advilors, Advisees:None
Myles F. McNally
Depadmentof MathematicsandComputerScience
Alma College
Alma MI
Academic Rarft: Aisociare hofessor
Education:
B.S., Drcxel University (Humanitiesand SocialSciences),1974
Ph.D.,TernpleUnive$ity (Philosophy)1982
E4
E. BiographicalSketches
Expcri€nc€:
Assrciant
Professor,
WashburnUniversiry,1982-r873
DrexelFellow,DrexelUriveniry, 1983_1985
Assistan(Professor,Drexel University, 1985_1992
AssociateProfessor,Alma College,1992_present
Publications: (Under$aduateco-authorsindicaredwith an asterisk)
"using the www as rhedelivery mechanismfor interacrive, visualization-based
insrrucrionalmodures,,,
To appearin rh€ Proce€dinssof the 2nd sTCCSE/Src,cUeco"r***
." I"teg;,i"C i;;_.g"
In.
Computer5cience
Educarion,
(*ith JosephBersrn,ni.*ao ri.en"r_p".i",io.il"oi
ii*"
proulx,
Manfnez,Viera K.
JormaTarhio)
""r_,
"An Overviewof Visualization:
Its UseandD€sign,,,SIOCSE
Bulletin,(V. 28,SpecialIssu€),1996and
olitlook,(v. 24,N.3),1996
(withJ.Bergin,
x. s.oa",M.bola*"b;, n ii,"",i""-"*,., s.
9-lcgu.E,
M. Padno-Manjn€2.
T. Naps,S. Roger,andl. Witson)
-Khuri.
"Calaloging
Self-Comptem€nrary
craphsof OrderThirreen,,,
Congressus
Nuneratium,(V. 108),Dec.1995
(with RobenMolina)
phitosophy
"Reviewof Alvin Cotdman's
andCognitiveScience,,,
SICARTBulteti, (V. 6, N. 2), 1995
Collaborators, Advisors, Advirees: None
AlyceBrady
Departmentof MathematicsandComputerScience
Kalamazoo
College
Kalamazoo,MI 49006
Acadcmic Rrnk; AssistantProfessor
Education:
A.8., BowdoinCollege,1983
M.S.,Rensselaer
Polytechnic
Institutc(ComputerScience),
l9g8
Ph.D.,RensselaerPolytechnicInstitute (ComputerScience),1994
Experience:
Memberof ProgrammingStaff, AT&T Commuoicarions.1983-1986
AssistantProfessor,KalamazooCollege,1994-prcsent
Public-ationsr(Undergraduateco-auihorsindicatedwith an asterisk)
Brady, Alyce F. Axiomatic Specificationfor tlrc Synctuonizationof Obj€xl-OrientedServrces.phD. thesis,
RensselaerPolytechniclostitute, Troy, Ny, September1994.
Faulstich-Brady,Alyce. "A Taxonomyof InheritanceSernantics.,,
In prcccedingsof the 7th Intemational
Workshopon SoftwareSpecificationandDesign(IWSSD-?),RedondoBeach,CA, December1993.
(Sponsoredby IBEE ConpurDrSociety.)
Faulstich-Brady,Alyce. "Axiomatic DesignandSytrchrcnizarion:A Model for MaintainingMulriple
LanguageVersionsof Object-orientedServices,,'TechnicalReport93_25,Departrnentof Co-pore,
Scienc€,RensselaerPolyt€cbnicInsrirute,Tmy, Ny, Ociober 1993.
Colhborators, Advisors, Advis€$: David L. Spoon€r
First Year
SUMMARY
FORNSFUSEONLY
ORGCNIZATION
PROPOST NO.
DURATION (MONTHS)
PRINCIPAIIM/EST|GqTOFYPROJECT
DIRECTOR
HerbertL. Dershem
SENToRPERSONNELPI/PD,CaPl's, FacultyandOths SsiorAss6iar6
(List€acnsepaElelywithtitle,A7. Sho!\' numbs in brackets)
CAL ACAD SUMR
1 HerbertL. Dershem
2. KevinDenelsbeck
3. MichaelJ. Japping
4. ExternalFaculty
.5
2
$3,500(a)
1,s00(b)
'1,s00(b)
1,500 (b)
5.
0.
) OTHERS(LISTINDNNDUTLYON BUOGETEXPI.AMTIONPAGE)
) TOTALSENIORPERSONNEL
11{)
.5
(SHOWNUMBERS
B. OTHERPERSONNEL
IN BMCKETS)
1. {1) f\OST DOCTORALASSOCTATES
(TECHNICIAN,PROGRAIVTMER,
2.
) OTHERPROFESSIONALS
ETC,)
3.
GMDUATE
STUDENTS
)
STUOENTS
) UNDERGRADUATE
(F CMRGED OIRECTLY)
5.
SECRETARIAL
CLER|aqL
)
6.
) OTHER
TOTALS.{ARIES ANDWAGES(A + B)
(F CTIARGED
C. FRINGEBENEFITS
AS DIRECTCOSTS)
TOTAL9q!ARIES, WAGESAND FRINGEBENEFITS(A + B + C)
D, EOUIPMENT{LIST
IIEMANDDOLLAR
AMOUNIFOREACHITEMEXCEEDING
$5.OOO.)
5
IOT/tr EAUIPMENT
(NCL CA'{ADA,MEXICOANOU.S.POSSESSIONS)
E. TRAVEL
1. DOIIJIESTIC
8,000
8,000
600 {cl
9.600
1,s00(d)
2. FOREIGN
F, FARTICIPINTSUPPORTCOSTS
1.STIPENDS
s 25,600(e)
2,800(D
3.sUBslsTENcE
2.000 (g)
4. OTHER
(
) TOIAL PARICTPANTCOSTS
G. OTHERDIRECTCOSTS
1. MATERIALS
ANDSUPPLIES
2. PUBLICATION
COSTgDOCUMENTATIONDISSEMIMTION
3, CONSULTAIITSERVICES
4. COMPUTER
SERVICES
5. SUBAWAROS
6. OTHER
TOTAI OTHERDIRECTCOSTS
H, TOTALDIRECTCOSTS(A THROUGHG)
I. INDIRECT COSTS GAA GPECIFY RATE ANO &1SE)
30.400
1.000{h}
1,000
42,500
it:',;$$i.{
25oloof studentstipends
:r1,r,gS.:!
TOTALINDIRECTCOSTS(FEA)
J. TOTALDIRECTAND IND'RECTCOSTSfi + D
6,400
48,900
K RESIOUALFUNDS (IF FOR FURTHERSUPPORTOF CURRENTPROJECTSEE GPG II.D.7.j,)
(J) OR(J MINUSK)
L. AMOUNTOFTH1SREAUEST
M, COST-SHARING'PROPOSEDIEVEL $
PI/POTYPEOi|AME ANOSIGMTURE . ^
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L.Dershem
^*Q ^Ll
48,900
AGREED LEVEL IF DIFFERENT: g
.
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DATE
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FORI{SF USEONLY
INDIRECTCOSTRATEVERIFICATION
Dde Ch€cked
DaE of Rate
lnilialsORG
Sheel
.SIGMTURESREQUIREDONLYFORREVISEOBUOGET(GPGIIIB)
SecondYear
SUMMARY
EORNSFUSEOiILY
ORCAqNEATION
PROPOSALNO-
DURATTON
{tVONTHS)
Proo6ed
I
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$
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(ust @h sepaEtelyeith title,A.7. Shtu numb6 in bEkers)
SUMR
1 HerbertL. Dershem
.5
2 KevinDenelsbeck
3. MichaelJ- Jipping
4. ExternalFaollly
1,500(b)
1,500(b)
1,500 (b)
5.
(
(
2
) oTHERS(L|ST|ND|VIDUALLYbN
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) TOTAISENIORPERSONNEL
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TOTA! SAI.ARIESANDWAGESIA + BI
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BENEFTTS
COSTS)
{tF CHARGEDAS DTRECT
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WAGESANOFRINGEBENEFITS(A iE;'J
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1,600 (c)
(LISTITEMANDDoLIARAMoUN-FoR EACF'IiEM&EE6iNG $5
D, EQUIPMENT
9.600
)-
TOTALEAUPMENT
E. TRAVET
1. OOMESIICONCL,OqMDA MEXCOAND U.5. POSSE-'iOiE''
1,500(d)
2. FOREIGN
F. PARTICIPANT SUPPORT COSIS
1.S]|PENOS
$ 25,600 (e)
2. TRAVEL
2,800(D
3.SUBSISTENCE
2,000(s)
4. OTHER
(
COSTS
) TOTA! PARTICIPANT
G. OTHEROIRECT
COSTS
1-I'IATERIALSANOSUPPLIES
2, PUEUCATIONCOSTS|/DOCUMENTATIOiI/I'ISSEMINATION
.,,,
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'
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,.,
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30,,100
1,000 (h)
3. CONSULTANT SERVICES
4. COMPUTER
SERVICES
5. SUBAWARDS
6, OTHER
TOTALOTHERDIRECTCOSTS
H. TOTALDIRECTCOSTS1ATHROUGHG)
I. INDIRECTCOSTS(FEA)(SPECIFi RATEANOB,'6E)
25% of studentstipends
1,000
42,500
vr+zffirji SEed,
, ,- ,-4t :i :F r:l -,
TOTALINDIRECTCOSTS(F&A)
6,400
48,900
J. TOTAI DIRECT AND INOIRECT COSTS (H + O
K RESIDUAIFUNDS{IF FORFURTHERSUPPORTOF CURRENTPROJECTSEEGPG|I.ii.7'L)
(J)OR (J MINUSK)
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M. COSI-SHARING:PROPOSEDLEVEL S
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SUMMARY
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DURATION
(MONTHS)
ORGANIZAIION
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HederlL. Dershem
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PtlPD,ccprs, Feulty;; ou'€r-;E
(List 6h
s€p*ddy wilh tiuq l\.7. Shtu numbs in b-*kds)
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SUMR
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2. Kevin Denelsbeck
3. MichaelJ. Jipping
4. ExternalFaculty
5.
6. (
7. (
.5
2
1
1
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1,500 (b)
1,500(b)
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TOTALS'qLARIESANDWAGESIA + B]
(F CHARGEOA6 DTRECT
c. FRTNGE
BENEFTTS
COSTS)
TOTAL$qURIES, WAGESAND FRINGEBENEFITS(A + B + c)
O. EAUFMENT(LISTITEMAND OOLTARAMOUNTFORFrACHITEMEXCEEOING
S5,O@.)
TOTAL EQUIPMENT
(INCLCANADA,
E. TRAVEL
1. DOMESTIC
MEXCOANDUSfOSSESSIONS)
8.000
1.600 (c)
9,600
1,500 (d)
2, FOREIGN
F. PARTICIFANTSUPPORTCOSTS
1.STIPENDS
$ 25,600 (e)
2,800(0
3, SUBSISTENCE
2,000(s)
4. OTHER
(
COSIS
) TOTALPARTTCTPANT
G. OTHERDIRECTCOSTS
1. IiIIATERIALS
ANDSUPPLIES
2. PUBLICATION
COSTS/DOCUMENTATION/DISSEMIMTION
3. CONSULTANISERVICES
4. COMPUTERSERVICES
5, SUAAWARDS
6. OTHER
TOTA OTHERDIRECTCOSTS
H. TOTALOIRECTCOSTS(A THROUGHG)
I. INDIRECTCOSTS(F8A) (SPECIFYBATEAND&OSE)
25% of studentstiDends
30,400
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42.500
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6,,1O0
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1.5
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$
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TOTAL EQUIPMENT
E. TRAVEL
1. OOMESI|C(|NCL.CANADA,MEXCOAND U.S.POSSESSTONS)
24.000
4,800(c)
28.800
4.500 (d)
2. FOREIGN
F. PART]CIPANT
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1.STIPENDS
I 76,800{e)
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4. COMPUTERSERVICES
6. OTHER
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3.000
127,500
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19,200
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Scplember
2, 1997Drafr
BudgetExplanation
(a) The salarvfor the projecrDirector includes$2,000for adrfnisrration
of rheproject andril,500 for direcdng
the work of two undergraduates.
(b) The salaryof the Facully Associatesis 91,500for dire€ringthe
work of rwo undergradua@
paftcrDanrs_
(c) Fringe benefitsis basedon 20q, of rhefaculry salaries.
(d) Travelis providedfor externalfacultymenlorfor travelfromhometo Hope
Cojtegecanrpus
(e)Studentstipends
arc$320perweekfor l0 weeksfor 8 shrdenrr.
(0 Tmvel budgetincludes$350 per srudenr.This will be usedto reimbursepanicipants
for travel berween
homeandcampusarthebeginningand
conclusion
of theprogram,andto payparticipant
travelexpenses
.o makepresenrations
ofrheirresulrsduringthefollowingacadenicye'. Loc;tfunis wrll be usedto
supplement
theserravelexpenses.
(g) Thecosrof studenthousingis approximately
$50perweekfor a totalcostof $50Opcr student.Hope
Collegewill subsidize
one-halfofthis amount,Ieaving$2jOpersrudontto be paid-bythegranr.
(h) Othercostsarebudgcted
ar$ I,000persurnmer.
This wilt be usedfor posrage,
Glephone,
copying.andorher
generalexpenses.It
willalso be usedro helpdefraythecosrofoff_campus
speakers.
ItemI.IndirectCosls:Thecurrentchargeby rhecolegeis63.32,.As requiredby thisprogram,thecoltege
will forgotheamounrin excessof25qo(nerof 38.3%)asa contribution
to rhepro;ra;.
InstitutionalSupport
TheComputerScierceDepartmentand
HopeCollegearecommirledto theprinciplerhatexcellence
in
undergraduate
education
mus(includeactivesrudent
involvement
in significantresearch.In supportof this
commitnent, the collegewill contribulc a substantialpart of the resourc€srequiredto carly out rhis REU project.
Thecoltegewill providehousingto thesrudents
arone-halfofthenormalcosraswell asprovidingall of rhe
servicesnormailvavailableto Hopesummersrudents.
Theseservices
includeuseof thephycialacdvrues
cenrer,
thecarcerandcounseling
center,library
faciliries,andcomputingfacilities.
The collegesupportsthe researchefforb of faculty andstudentsrfuoughreleasetime for facul(y, faculry
developmentgrants,travel fuodsto scientific meerings,acquisirionandmainr€nanceof hardwareand software,
generalsecretarialand clerical support,andfunds for expendablesupplies.
Thecunentrateofindirectcostsfor proposals
at Hopeis 63.3q.ofall salaries
andwages.HopeCollege
will pay all overheadcostsin excossof the 259oof srudentsalariesrequestedin this proposal.
A summaryof HopeCollegecontributionsro rheRBU programis given in the table belowi
Contributionsof HopeCollegeto PIEUProjec.
Housing,8 students
@ 10weekspersrudeni
Excludedindirectcosts,63.370
all salaries
rninusrequesl
Annuar
$ 2,000
$14.000
TOTAI-
$16,000
F-5
Total(3 yrs)
$6,000
$42,000
$48,500
Cunentand PendingSuppod
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agsl(lrF (indudingNSD to si|ich lhis proed hE
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HerbertL. Dershem
Support
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on inlotmationto lncludeon this fo
tr penOing
Computer
ScienceResearchExperience
for Uadergraduates
sourceofsuppoft:NsF/clsgREU
TotalAwerd
pe.iod
Amount9145,700
ToiatAward
Cov6r€d:
Feb.1, 1g9g_Jan.31,2OOl
Location
of Project:HopeCollege
P€fson-Months
PerYearCommitted
toth€Proje.i.
Cal:
Acad:1.s S!mr:2
Submission
Plannedin l,l€arputure El TEnsteiof Suopot
Uslngan Integrated,
WeFBas€dLeamingEnvlonmentin CompubrScience
Coursesfor GeneralEducationStudentsandMaiors
Sourceof Support:NSF/DUE/CCD
TotelAwardAmount $147,866
TotalAwafdPoriodCov€r€d:
Mdy 1, I S98- July 31, 2000
Locationof Projsct HopeCollege
Poraon-Months
PerY€arCommltted
to theProj€d.
Cal
Fo8dt2.25
Sum.j 2
support
E cunent
f] p€|ding
tr sub@
Proj€d/Proposal
TiUe:
An lrtegrated Classroorn/-aboratoryfor IntncducingSMent€ to Obj€ciOrientedConc€pts
Source
of SuDoo(iNSF/DUE/ILI
Tot l AwEdAmount $4{1,356
TotatAwardP.riodCow€d: June 15, 1996- May 3,1,1998
Looation
of Project HopeCollege
Person-Months
P€rYaarCommittod
to thgProj€at.
Cal:
Aoad:o
Sumr:0
Support
Ll Cunent
Proj€cuProposal
Title:
! Pending
Planned
tnNearFuture E fEn.+erEsuppoi
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Sourc€
ofSupport:
Tolal AwardAmounl: $
Locationof Projed:
TotalAward PedodCov6aed:
PeGon-Monlhs
P€rY€a.Committed
to thePbject.
Support
[-l Cudent
U Peflding
Sourceof Support:
Total AwardAmounl $
Locationof Project:
Parson-MonihsPer Year Committedto the
11 5 old€ct h* mli@lv
1239O/95)
CaI
Acsd:
Sumr:
Plannedin l'ler Fuhlre n T|anEferof Support
I Submissioo
TotralAwerd PeriodCov€r€d:
ben tuded bv.nohg
SHEETSAS NECESSqRY
Curent and PendingSupport
SeecPG Secdonll.D,8forguidanceon Intoimationto includeon lhla lo.m.
$dld b6 powed br ech tNestilab. dd otrs
Otler ageitle linclding NaD toffiTE.m-h6
Invedigator: MichaelJ. Jipping
Subrnission
Ptanrted
in Hearfuture
be€dwl be suwnihed.
-E .TransferEEi;po(
Ucingan Integrated,Web-.BasedLeamingEnvironmentin ComputerScience
Coursesfo. ceneral EducationStudentsand Maiors
Sourceof Supporl NSF/DUF/CCD
TotalAwardAmount g147,866
TotalAwardPedodCov€t€dtMay 1, 1998- July 31, 2OOO
Locationol Project:HopeCollege
P€rson-Months
PerYearCommitted
to theproje.i.
Cal:
,(adt 2.25
Sumr:2
Support:
Elcunent
i pen
Prcjeci/ProposalTill€:
An IntegratedClas€rcor/Laboratoryfor lrtroducing Studentsto Objecl_
Orient€dConcepts
Sourceof Support NSF/DUglLl
TotalAwerdAmount 946,356
TotalAwardp€dodCov€r€dtJunE15, 1996- May 31, .1998
Locatonof Proj€.i: HopeCollege
Per6on-Months
PerYeerCommltted
to thePaojed.
Cal:
Ac€d:o
sumr:O
support
I Cunent
tr penoing
Prdod/Proposal Tltle:
Sourogof Support:
TolalAwa.dAmount $
TotalAwadperiodCowr6d:
Looationof Prolect:
P€.6on-Months
P$ Y€arCommltt€d
to the PrcJe.t.
Cal:
Support:
! Cunent
! Pending
Sourceof Support:
TotalAwardAmounl $
TotalAwardPeriodCov€redl
Locationot Projecl:
Pea8on-Months
Pe(YeerCommitt€d
to lhe P(iect.
Cal:
Suppo.t
E Cunent
! Peoding
Aced:
Sumr:
Acad:
Sumr:
PlantEdin NEarFuture [ *Transferof Support
Plannedin llear future
E Submlseion
Projod./Proposal
Title:
Sourceof Support:
TotalAwadAmount $
TotalAwardP€.iodCovered:
Locationof Project:
Pe6orFMofthsPerYe€rCommitted
to theProj€d.
Cal:
llSF Fdm 1239O/95)
Acad:
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Sumr:
ADOITIOML SHEETSAS NECESSARY
I. SupplementaryDocumentation
Hope College
Department oJ Computer Science
UndergraduateResearchin ComputerScience
Summer1997
The Computer Science Deparhnentat Hope College
with support
trom the Research
Experiences
for Undergraduater
rrogru- oi t," ^""LJT"r"ri5i'"undation, is providrnganopportunity
for a numberof undergraduate
computersciencestudentsto participate
rn a ten-weekresearchprogram.
Datcs:May27,1997to August1, 1997
Stipend:93,000
HousinglOn-campus
housingprovidedatno cost
Tfavel: Lirnitedtravelfundsareavailablefor participants
Eligibility: Any u.s. citizen who hasnot receiveda baccalaureate
degreeand will be
enrolledin anundergraduale
degreeprogramin Fall, 1997i;figible. Women
andmembersof minoritygroupsareparticularlyencouraged
to apply.
Projects:Research
opportunities
areavailablein a varietyof fieldsof computerscience.
ApplicationDeadline February28, 1997
Applicationsand Further Information: Availablefrom yourComputerScienceDepartmentor from
Herbert L. Dershem
Departmentof ComputerScience
HopeCollege
Holland,MI 49423
(616)395-7508
FAX: (616)395-2123
reu@cs.hope.edu
Internet rhere is more bforrnation availablevia anonymousFTp from the site
Ernaug.c6.hope. edu underthe ./pub/reu directoryAlso,information
is availableon theWorldWideWebat
trttp : ./,/$$w. cs. b.ope. edu,/ -der6hem/ itrf o. htnl
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l-rom, Tracey ArndL <Arndt@hope. edu>
AWARD9732339, Dershem, Herbert
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> s u b j e c t : A W A R D9 7 3 2 3 3 9 , D e r s h e m . H e r b e r t
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>Dr. (fohn H. itacobson,
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>Dear Dr.
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lrhe uatiorrat science Foundation hereby altards $48,900 to Hope college
>for additional- support of the project being funded by the
>above- referenced award.
under the direction
>rhis proiect,
>comDuEeS
r c i e n c e , i s e n ci t 1 e d :
of Herbert L. Derehem, Departnent of
>'|REU: Computer Science Research Experience for Undergraduates ' "
>This
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2000.
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>The cognizant
> ( 7 0 3 ) 3 0 6 - 1 9 8 0. the eognizant NsF grants official
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Date: Fri. 12 Mar 1999 ll 21 :2'7
To: j acobson@hope. edu, dershem@hope. edu
From: Tracey Arndt <Arndt@hope. edu>
S u b i e c t : A W A R D9 7 3 2 3 3 9 , D e r s h e n , H e r b e r t
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> s u b j e c t : A W A R D9 7 3 2 3 3 9 ,
March 12, a999
ErA-9732339
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Grant No.
Amendment No.
>Dr. irohn H. .Tacobgon, ,fr.
>President
ru^h6
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>Dear Dr.
Jacobson:
science Foundation hereby a w a r d e $ 4 8 , 9 0 0 E o H o P e C o l l e g e
>The National
s u p p o r E o f ! h e p r o j e c t being funded by the
'for addicional
award.
>above referenced
of Herbert L. Dershem, Department of
>This proj ect, under the direction
>Comput.erScience, ls
>,,REUr Conputer
Science
>This award with this
>January 31, 2000.
Research
Experience
amendmenc tota16
Undergraduates.
for
$97,800
and expires
of the National
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by categories,
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>The cognizanE NsF program official
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>(703) 306-1980. The cognizant
>(703) 306-1213.
is
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to Gc-1
remain
on which
NSF
Harry G. Hedges
Stephanie Gorman
sincerely,
stephanie Gorman
Grants officer
>Emai1 address
>arndt@hope . edu
SUMMARY PROPOSA], BUDGET
( 4.OO) Total Senior Personnel-
>A,
Other Personnel
o.oo) Post doctoral associates
O.oo) other professionals
0.00) Graduate students
>B.
1.
2.
3.
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students
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ToEal safaries wages and fringes (A+B+c)
>D.
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>J.
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Total permanent equipment
Travel
1. Domestic
2. Foreign
suPPorE costs
Total Participant
other direct cost s
1. Materials and supplies
2. Publication costs/page chargee
3, Consultant services
4. Computer (ADPE) services
5. Subcontracts
6. Olher
Total other direct costs
TotaL direct coets (A chrough G)
Tota1 indirecc costg
cogCs (H+I)
Totat direct and indirect
Residual funds / Smal1 business fee
1. Residual funds (if for further support of currents
p r o j e c t e G P M2 5 2 a n d 2 5 3 )
2. Snal1 business fee
Anount of thie request (.J) or (.T - K1 + K2)
Cost sharing
Tracey Arndt
Assistant
Administrative
sciences
Dean of Natural
Hope college
Peale Science Center Rn 175
MI
49423
Hofland,
616-395-?190
5L6-395-'7923 lfax)
F,rrda
dr:nf
ad
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$8, 000
$0
$0
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$1,500
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IN
o F F I C EO F T H EP R E S I I J E
March15, 1999
Gorman,GrantsOfficer
Ms. Stephanie
NationalScienceFoundation
4201WilsonBoulevard
Arlington,VA 22230
DearMs.Gorman:
SUBJECT: Grant#
Amendment#
EIA-9732339
001
yourletterof March12,1999,regardingthegrantawardof
I ampleasedto acknowledge
$48,900for additionalsupportofthe projeotbeingdireotedby HerbertL. Dershem,
DepartnentofComputerScience.Theprojectis entitled:
for Undergraduates."
Rosearch
Bxperience
"REU: ComputerSoience
3l, 2000.
January
andexpires
totals$97,800
Thisawardwith thisamendment
with theterms
wiselyandin accordance
Wepledgeourbesteffortsto usethoseresources
andconditionssetforth.
With all goodwishes,
99n.*tPresident
JohnH. Jacobson,
JIIJ/mjw
pc: Dr. JaoobE. Nyenhuis,Provost
1 Dr. JamesGentilo,Deanfor the Natural Sciences
v ProfessorHerb Dersh€m,DepartmentofComputer Science
Mr. Barry Werkman,Controller
14] E ]2THST
DEWTTCENTER,
494229000
POBOX9000,HOLIAND,MICHTCAN
616-395-7780
/ rAX616-395'7111
A
tto*our-E.E
O F T H EP R O V O S T
OFFICE
April1, 1999
HerbDershem
Professor
Science
of ComPuter
Department
HopeCollege
DearHerb:
letterof March15
Jacobson's
I wasverypleasedto receivea copyof President
a grant
in whichheacknowledged
Gorman,
io f.lsf crdntsotncerStephanie
supportforyourREUgrant'
awardof $48,900in continuing
youonthegood.
I congratulate
Sincerenewalgrantsarenotautomatic,
to
thatvouhavemadeon yourproject.Bestwishasas youcontinue
Drooress
Research
"REU:
Science
project,
Computer
research
on yourimportant
wor-k
for Undergraduates."
Experience
Sincerely,
JacobE. Nyenhuis
Provost
JEN:bm/apr99
pc: DeanJamesM.Gentile
141E ]2THSI
DEWITTCENTER,
MICHICAN
494229OOO
HOLLAND,
POBOX9OOO
7111
FAX
616-395
616395-7785
/
ANNUAL REPORTT'ORAWARD # 9732339
HerbertL Dershem; H ope College
REU: CornputerScienceResearchExperiencefor Undergraduates
Participant individuals :
Seniorpersonnel(s):
GordonA Stegink;MichaelJ Jipping;Alyce F Brady
E Weinhold;
PatariciaR Marcoux;DavidB Christian;Ilya Lipkin; Rebecca
Undergnduate
student(s):
Daisy E Parker;RobertMurillo; Daron Vroon; JonathanPater
Participants'Detail
Partner organizations:
Activities and fi ndingsl
R€lealcb
lcti,vltlc!:
Five projecls were conducted during the sunmer of 1998. Thev were:
l.Alsorith,n
and Code Animat.ions on che Web
2.concurrency Anonaly Prevention Using PosIx Threads
3.Explorinq Dtmamic Web Page ImPlenentacions
of Eunction calls and Execution
4.visualization
specificalions
5. Linking Prosram Inplementations lo original
Environnen!
6.Java Interactive
R€raarch TlaLdLDg:
received
Atl undergraduate participants
techniques and presenlalion skil1s.
crainingr
in research
Journal Publications:
Stegink,G.A., Pater,J. andVroon,D. , "ComputerScienceandGensralEducation:Java,
Graphics,andtheWeb",SIGCSEBulLetin,vol.31,(1999).Accepted
Book(s) or other one-time publication(s):
Internet Dissemination:
ht
hope.edu/-dershem/reu/posters9S
http://www.cs
http://www.cs.hope.edu/-dershenfteu/papers9S.html
Other specific products:
Special Requirementsfor Annual Proiect Report:
Unobligated
funds:lessthan20percentof cunentrtmd.s
Categoriesfor which nothingis reported:
Participatrts:Partnerorganizations
Participants: OtherCollaboratom
Education and Outreach
Products: Book or otherone-timepublication
Products: Otherspecificproduct
Contributions Within Discipline
Contributions to Oth€r Disciplines
Contributions to Education and Euman R€sources
Contributions to Resourcesfor Scienceand Technology
Contributions Beyond Scienceand Engineerhg
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Stegink A Gordon r Seniorpersonnel
IIas worked for more than 160 hours i No
Contribution to project :
Faculty
Associale
Jipping J Michael : Seniorpersonnel
Has worked for more than L60 hours ; No
Contribution to project :
Faculty
AssociaEe
Brady F Alyce : seniorpersonnel
Has worked for more than 160 hours : No
Contribution to project :
Externaf
Faculty Associate
Marcoux R Pataricia : Undergraduatestudent
Has worked for more than 160 hours I Yes
Contributionto project I
Christian B David : Undergraduatestudent
Has worked for more than 160 hours : Yes
Contribution to project :
Undergraduate
Par!icipant
Lipkin Ilya : Undergraduatestudent
llas worked for more than 160hours : Yes
Contribution to project :
Underqtaduate
Par:licipant
Weinhold E Rebecca: Undergraduatestudent
Has worked for more than 160 hours : Yes
Contribution to project :
Undergraduate
participant
Parker E Daisy: Undergraduate
student
Hasworkedfor more than 160hours : yes
Contribution to project !
UndergraduaEe part j.cipant
Murillo Robert : Undergraduate
student
IIas work€dfor moretllan 160hoursr Yes
Contributiotrto project :
Unalergraduat.e participant
Vroon Daron : Undergraduate
student
Hasworkedfor morethan 160hours: Yes
Contribution to project :
Undergraduate
participant
PaterJonathanl Undergraduate
student
Hasworkedfor morethsn 160hours: Yes
Contribution to project :
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FINAL REPORTFORAWARD#9732339
HerbertL Derchemi Hope College
REU: ComputerScienceResearchExperiencefor Undergraduates
ParticipantIndividuals:
: GordonA Stegink;MichaelJ Jipping
Seniorpersonnel(s)
E Weinhold;
student(s)
: PatriciaR Malcoux:DavidB Christian;Ilya Lipkin; Rebecca
Undergraduate
Pater
Vroon;
Jonathan
Daisy E Parker;RobertMurillo; Daron
: MylesMcNally
Seniorpersonnel(s)
RowlandiMarcia
Hovater;JosiahDyksta; Chdstopher
: JessieLinki Jessica
student(s)
Undergraduate
Zangrilli;MariaCasipe;Keith Suppes
: Garykwandowski
Seniorpersonnel(s)
Sandro;Abigail walker; Joshua
SarahDieter;Samantha
: MichaelBranstein;
student(s)
Undergiaduate
Krikke;SamhAllen: StevenMarlowe;NgoziUti
: AlyceBrady;An&ew Van Pemis
Seniorpersonnel(s)
Detail
Participants'
Partner Organizations!
Activitiesand fi ndings:
Rc..uch
atral Ealucetlon lctlvltl.r:
Six projects were conducled during the sr]finer of 1999. They were:
1. Dynamic Anomaly DeEecllon
2. ALAN: The Algoriihm Aninator
3, .,lava Development Enviro nenl
4. $'nchronize Implenenlation of Classes
5. The Aunc!ion Visualizer
6. WALDO:Web Accessible Learning Desisn Options
Five projects
were conducted during
lhe sununerof 1999. Thev were:
Thin Clienl Technology on Hantlheld Computers
l.Exploring
Using Handheld Conputers
2. Supportsing Classroorn Interaction
3.Algorithm Visualizalion
4. Program Execution Animation and visualization
Applied !o Game Plaving
5-Learnins Algorilhrs
Three projects
were conducted durins
1. Supportsing Classroon hleractsion
2. Snart ( ? ) LEGO Robotss
3. Comparing MeEhods for Timelable
Schedullng
Three projecrs
received
parlial
lhe sutnmerof 2000. Thev were:
Using Handheld Computers
Conslruction
supporl
durins
and Sluden!
Course
the suirmer of 2001r
Readers and Softswarei The Texlbooks
1. Electronic
2- J v A ! L: irava Visual Aulonated Linked List
3. Hardware Design and Testing Over a LAN
Training
of the Futsure
and Dev€lognent:
AlI unde'sraduate par-:croanEs rece:veo Lraining ir
techniques and presentation skills
research
Out!6acb activitiea:
lo
and seleclion process we have made str:ong efforts
h our reciuiting
ln addi!ion,
involve underrepresented groups in their participation
nemlcer and two sludents from an
one faculty
each year we hawe invited
lhal does not presentl'v have an actsive
undergraduate inslitulion
undergraduate xesearch Progran.
Journal Publications:
Stegink,G,A.,Pater,J, andVroon,D. , "ComputarScienceandGcneralEducation:Java,
Graphics,andtheWeb", SIGCSEBulletin,vol. 31, (1999),p. l. Published
Dershem,H.L., Parker,D.E.,Weinhold,R., "A JavaFunctionVisualizer",Joumalof Computing
in SmallColleges,vol. 15,( 1999),p. 222.Published
Dyksba,j.,Dershem,H,, andK. Suppes,"An AbstractWindowToolkit Visualizerfor Computer
of the33rdMidwestInstuctionand ComputingSymposium,
ScienceInsffuction",Proceed.ings
vol. CD-ROM,(2000),p. CD-ROM.Published
in theClassroom:
Jipping,M., Kdkke,J.,Dieter,S.,andS. Sandro,"UsingHandheldComputers
(l), p 169
vol.33,
Machines",
SIGCSE
Bulletin,
on Handhald
Laboratories
andCollaboration
Published
Book(6)of other one-timepublications(s):
Other SpecificProducts:
Internet Dissemination:
http://www.cs.hope.edrt-dershen/reu
This site contains lhe papers, presencations, and posters of alL
projecls.
materials that were
It also conlains the publicily
each year.
distribured
Contributionsi
Contributions within Discipline:
undergraduate
has resulted
in seventeen successful
Thas projecl
and
trom four inslitutions
It has involved
facully
research projecls.
s.Loents frol 'ourleen instiLut io_s. This has proved Lo be an
Two studenls
sr.rpported
research.
ouCreach for. undergraduale
effective
under thls
gr.anE have been awarded best
student
research
at varrous
In aaldition, the results of Lhe projects have conlributed lo the field
noteworEhv
have been particrilarly
of computer science. These results
and handheld
in two ongoing proiecEs on program visualizalion
computing in education.
Contributions to Education and Human Resourcesl
participants
Twelve oub of 23 studenl
rninorily
nembers of underrepresented
and three
were
groups.
for Scienceand Technologlr:
Contributionsto Resources
A11 of lhe projecls have resulled in papers and electronic poslers
lhaE are available on lhe World Wide Web. Many of these provide
Eeaching resources in conpuEer science.
for whichnothingis reportedl
Categories
Pannerorganizations
Participants:
Participants:
OtherCollaborators
Findings
Products:Bookor otheronetimepublication
Product
Products:OtherSp€cific
Dlsciplines
to
Other
Contributlons
andEngineering
BeyondScience
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Submittedon: 12262001
Award ID: 0097464
Annual Report for Period:012000 - 0U2000
Principal Investigator: Dershem,HerbortL.
Organization: Eope College
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REU Sites:An UndergaduateReseaichParticipationhogram in ComPuterScienc€
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SeniorPersonnel
Herbert
Name:Dershem,
Workedfor morc than 160Hours:
Contributionto ProJect:
N.me: Jipping,Michael
Workedfor mor€thtn 160llours:
Contrlbutiotrto Project:
Facultymentor
Name:McFall,Ryan
Workedfor morethan 160Hours:
ContrlbutioDto ProJect:
Facultymentor
Ntme: Vanderlinden,Kcith
Workedfor morc thon 160Hour6l
Contrlbutionto ProJectl
VisitingFacultyMentor
Yes
No
No
No
Post doc
GradurfeStudeut
UDderglrdurieStudent
Derek
Name:Augsburger,
Workedfor moretbotr 160Hours:
Contributionto Project!
Yes
Ntme: Boes,Matthew
Work€il for dore then 160 Hou$l
Coutribution to PmJectl
Yes
Nam€: Ku, Joseph
Worked for more lhrn 160 Hours:
Contributiotr to Projectl
Ycs
Name: Halvorsen,Canie
Worked for more thaD 160 llours:
Yes
Contdbution to Project:
Name: Kelley, Timothy
Worked for morc than 160 Hoursr
Yes
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Contributionto Project:
R€searchExperience for Und€rgraduates
Organizational Partners
Other Collaborators or Contacts
Activities and Findings
Researchand EducationActiviti€s:
duringthesummerof 2001:
Thefollowingsevenprojectswereconducted
L lnfrastruclureDesignfor a Mobile Ad Hoc Network for ParallelProcessing
of theFuture
andSofiware:TheTextbooks
2. ElectronicReaders
3. Obvis:TheObjeltVisualizer
Cryptography
4. One-to-Many
with DynamicWebPages
5. ServingUserDocumentalion
CreationOf UserDocumentation
To SupporlTheAutomated
Evenl
Recorder
A GUI
6. Enhancing
Over
aLAN
7. HardwareDesignandTesting
8. J V A L L: JavaVisualAulomatedLinkedList
Findtngs:
Training snd Development:
who pffticipat€d.
research
skillsin thestudents
This projectdeveloped
Outr€achActlvities:
thatdo not haveactiveresearch
goups andfrom instihrtions
fromunderepresented
participants
to includestudents
We recruitedandselected
programs.
JournalPublications
Booksor Other One-timePubliotlons
Web/lntern€tSite
Other Specific Products
Contributiotrs
Contributionswithin Discipline:
Cont.ibutions to Other Disciplines:
Contributions to Hunran R€sourceDev€lopment:
Contributions to Resourcesfor Researchatrd Eilucation:
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Contributions Beyon.rS€ienc€ald Engin€ering:
Spe€itl Requircmenfs
Special rcporting requirements: None
Change in Obiectives or Scoper None
Unobligat€d funds: lessthan20 Perc€ntof cunent tunds
Animal, Human Sublects,Biohazsrds: None
Cat€gorie6for which lothitrg ls reported:
Oganizational Partners
Acrivities andFindings:Any Finding6
Any Journal
Any Book
Any Web/lntdnet Site
Any Product
ContdbutionsrTo Any within Discipline
Contributions:To Any OtherDhciplincs
Contibutionsr To Any HumanRcsouce DeveloPmcnt
ContributronsrTo Any Rcsourcesfor RescarchandEducation
Contributions:To Any BeyondScicnceandEnginc€ring
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From: Traey Amdr <AmdI@HOPE.CIT.HOPEEDU>
To: Jacobon@HOPE.CIT.HOPE.EDU
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Anf,ualR€po for Period:Orl999 - 01i2000
Principal Investigatorr Dershem,HerbertL.
Submittedon: 11/06/1999
Award ID: 9732339
Organization: HopeCollege
REU: ComputerScienceResearchExp€dencefor Undergraduates
Proiect Participsnts
Sedor Personnel
Nam€: Dershem,Herbet
Worked for more than 160 Hours: Nu
Contributionto Project:
NamerStegink,Gordon
Work€d for more than 160 Hours: No
Contribution to Proiect:
Fa€ultyAssociate
Nsme:Jipping,Michael
Worked for morethan 160Hours: No
Contribution to Projeci:
FacultyAssociale
Nam€rMcNally,Myles
Worked for more thrn 160 Hours: No
ConiributionaoProJ€ct:
ExternalFacuhyAssociate
Post-doc
Gradua,eSaud€nt
Undergraduate Stud€nt
Nam€:Suppes,
Keith
Workedlor morethsn 160Hours: Yes
Contributtonto Proiect:
Undergraduate
Panicipanr
Name: Casipe,Maria
Worked for more than 160Hoursr Yes
Contribution to Prolect:
UndergraduateParticipant
Name:Zangrilli,Marcia
Worked for mot€ than 160 Hours: Yes
Contribution to Pmject:
Participant
Undergraduate
Nam€:Rowland,Christopher
Worked for mor€ than 160Hours: Yes
Contribution to Project:
Panicipant
Undergraduate
Name: Dykstra,Josial
Workedfor more than 160Hours: Yes
Cotrtribudon to Project:
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Pdicipant
Undergraduate
Name:vroom,Tirn
Worked for more than 160Hours: Yes
Cotrhibution to Project:
UndergradualeParticipant
Name: Hovater.Jessica
Worked for more thatr | 60 Hours: Yes
Contribution to Proi€ct:
Undergraduat€Participant
Name: Rasche,Karl
Worked for more than 160 Hours: Yes
Contribution to Project:
UndergraduatePanicipant
Name:Link, Jessie
Worked for mo.e thsn 160Hours: Yes
Contribodonto Proj€ct:
Undergraduateparticipant
Name: Pater,Jonathan
Worked for mor€ than 160 Hours: Yes
Contribution to Project:
participant
Undergraduate
Name:Vroon,Daron
Workedfor more tban 160Hoursi Yes
Contributionto Projectl
participanl
Undergoduate
NamerMurillo,Robert
Worked for more than 160 Hoursr Yes
Contribuaionto Project:
pff ticipant
Undergraduat€
Nam€:Parker,Daisy
Wo*ed for morethan 160Hours: Yes
Contributionto Project:
Undergraduateparticipant
Name:Weinhold,Rebecca
Work€d for more thrn 160 Hours: Yes
Contribution to Proiect:
participant
Undergaduate
N.me: Lipkn,Ilya
Work€d for more than 160Hoursr Yes
Contributionto Proiect:
UndergaduatePanicipant
David
Name:Christian,
Work€d for more than 160 Hours: Y€s
Contribution to Proi€ct:
Pariicipant
Undergraduate
Nam€: Marcoux,Patricia
worked lor more than 160 Hours: Yes
Contribution to Project:
StudentParticipant
PaEe2 cf 4
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OrEanizational Partners
Other Collaborators or Contacts
Activities 8nd Findinss
Project Activiti€s snd Findings:
Five projectswereconductedduring the summerof 1999.They were:
Computers
on Handheld
LExploringThin ClientTechnology
2.SupportingClassroomInteractiodUsing HandheldComPuters
3.Algorithm Visualization
4.ProgramExecutionAnimation andVisualization
s.LearningAlgorithmsAppliedto GamePlaying
ProjectTraining rnd Development:
ResearchTraining:
participants
receivedtrainingin research
All undergraduate
skills.
andpresentation
techniques
Outr€achActivlties:
.Iourn8l Publications
andtheWeb",S/GCSEBulletin,
Java,Graphics,
Science
andGeneralEducation:
Stegink,O.A.,Pater,J, andVroon,D.
, "Computer
p, , vol. 31,(1999).) Accepted
p,222' \ol 15'(1999)
in SmallColleges,
Joumdlol ComputinS
Dershem,
H.L.,Parker,D.E.,Weinhold,R., "A JavaFunctionVisualizer",
) Published
Books or Other Onc.time Publicatlops
Web/Inlernet Sites
URL(s):
html
httpr//www.cs.hope.edd-dershervreu/papersgg
httpr/www.cs.hope.edr/-dershen/reu/post€rs99.htsnl
Desffiption:
Other SpeciffcProducts
Contributions
Contributions within Discipline:
Contributiotrs to OtherDisciplhes:
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Confibuttons to Hums[ ResourceDev€lopm€nt:
ContributioB tr Scienresnd T€chnologylnftastructurel
Beyond ScreNe and Engineeringl
Sp€cidReouircments
Specialreportingrequirem€nts:None
Changein Objectivesor ScopetNone
UtrobltgatedFunds:
fundsrlessthan20percentof curentfunds
Unobligated
Animal,HumatrSubjecb,Blohazlrds:None
Cstegoriesfor nhlch nothln{ b report4dl
PaJtners
Organizational
ActiyitiesandFindingsrAny ProjectTrainingandDevelopmcnt
Activities
ActivitiesandFindingsrAny Outscach
AoyBook
Any hoduct
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Confiibutionsr
Contributions:
To Any OtherDisciplines
!o HumanResouccDcvclopment
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Contributlons:
or Technology
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To Any Science
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