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Agenda

7:30am - 8:00am

Breakfast

Fiber Optics Auditorium

8:00am - 10:00am

Welcoming Remarks
Dr. Peter March, Fran Trees Information Slides

Fiber Optics Auditorium

State of the State - NJ CS Standards
Daryl Detrick

Keynote: Collaborative Exploration: Meeting the Challenges of Computer Science as a Learning Community
Dr. Andrew B. Torres

10:15am - 11:00am

Breakout 1

1A: Continued Discussion on Keynote (Dealing with Diversity)
Dr. Andrew B. Torres

Hill 350

1B: Introducing Cybersecurity Course in High School
Mandy Galante

Hill 116

1C: CS History: Look Backward to Go Forward
Evan Koblentz

CoRE 305

1D: Meeting NJ CS Standards for Grades 6-8 with Physical Computing
Roseanna Misuraca

CoRE 301

1E: Dual Enrollment CS Courses and Other Collaborative Possibilities with Rutgers CS
Dr. Thu Nguyen

CoRE 701

11:10am - 11:55am

Breakout 2

2A: Computer Ethics: Engaging through Science Fiction (Part 1)
Dr. Judy Goldsmith

CoRE 301

2B: Community-driven Curriculum for AP CSA and CS1 (Java) with CSAwesome and Coding Rooms
Joe Mazzone

Hill 116

2C: AP CS Courses: Choosing the Right Mix for Your Students
Dianna Frank

CoRE 305

2D: Applying K-2 Computer Science Standards in your Classroom
Ellen Fishter and Amy Mercado

Hill 350

2E: Capturing Diverse Student Interests through the Diverse World of Comp Science
Jason Erdreich

CoRE 701

12:10am - 1:00pm

Lunch

Fiber Optics Auditorium

1:00pm - 1:45pm

Lunch Keynote: Developing the Next Generation of Cybersecurity Professionals
Michael Geraghty, NJCCIC

Fiber Optics Auditorium

2:00pm - 2:45pm

Breakout 3

3A: Computer Ethics: Engaging through Science Fiction (Part 2)
Dr. Judy Goldsmith

CoRE 301

3B: Community-driven Curriculum for Intro CS (Python) with Python for Everyone and Coding Rooms
Joe Mazzone

Hill 116

3C: Data to the Rescue: Penguins Need our Help! (Middle School)
Dr. Janice McDonnell

CoRE 305

3D: CS History: Look Backwards to Go Forward
Evan Koblentz

Hill 350

3E: Preparing for Tech Careers at Google (and generally)
Richard Bielak, Ivan Ho, Brittany Hedenberg, Rebecca Wang

CoRE 701

3F: NJ. Department of Education: Implementing CS for All
Mayra Bachrach, Mike Buttitta, Gilbert Gonzalez

CoRE 229

2:55pm - 3:40pm

Session 4

4A: Applying 3-5 Computer Science Standards in your Classroom
Ellen Fishter and Amy Mercado

Hill 350

4B: Capturing Diverse Student Interests through the Diverse world of Comp Science
(Middle School)
Jason Erdreich

CoRE 301

4C: CS Beyond AP: Clubs and Classes
Daryl Detrick and Gary Hull

Hill 116

4D: AP CS Courses: Choosing the Right Mix for Your Students
Jacqueline Piazza

CoRE 305

4E: Preparing for Tech Careers at Google (and generally)
Richard Bielak, Ivan Ho, Brittany Hedenberg, Rebecca Wang

CoRE 701

3:40pm - 5:00pm

Collaborative Lounges to socially chat with peers and share information

K-5 Lounge: CoRE 305
Middle School Lounge: Hill 252 (CAVE)
High School Lounge: CoRE 301
College/Other Lounge: Hill 350

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