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Call for Papers CIESC 2004
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Congress will take place in Arequipa, Peru, locally organized by the Peruvian Society of Computer Sciences, and the main local universities Universidad Católica de Santa María de Arequipa, Universidad Católica San Pablo y Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa. The CIESC acts will be published in CD-ROOM. The first page of the paper will be also published on a summary document. More information at http://www.spc.org.pe/clei2004/index.htm.
The XXII CIESC comes as a continuation of the past events at Santiago (1991), Río de Janeiro (1992), Concepción (1994), Porto Alegre (1995), Ciudad de México (1996), Quito (1998), Asunción (1999), Ciudad de México (2000), Mérida (2001), Montevideo (2002), and La Paz (2003). In these eleven past editions there have been selected papers from more than 50 universities of 12 different countries.
The XXII CIESC renovates the objective of gathering academics and professionals dedicated to the pre and pos grade education in the Computer and Informatic Sciences. Congress will involve diverse activities, one of the most important are the tecnic sessions of paper presentations, forums and discussions panels, also the main speeches performed by recognized figures in the superior education field.
Papers can involve subjects related to the teaching field of computer and informatic sciences. These can be:
- Specific subjects or topics
- Pre or pos grade study plans
- Tools and environments of support to the education and learning.
- First subject
- Teaching methods
- Long distance education
- Teaching of Social and ethic aspects
PAPER SUBMISSIONS:
A 10 pages at most abstract written in Spanish, Portuguese or English; including e-mail address and/or fax number must be send before June 21st. Papers must be sent in PostScript or PDF format following the instructions detailed at http://www.spc.org.pe/clei2004. No papers will be accepted by other way. For further information, please contact us at
Mauricio Solar, msolar@usach.cl
Informatic Engeneering Apartment, Santiago de Chile University
Av. Ecuador 3659, Santiago, Chile.
FAX: +56-2-681-2431, Teléfono: +56-2-681-1140
Authors will be notified about the acceptance or rejection of their papers via e-mail July 23rd 2004. The complete version of the accepted papers has to be send before August 16th 2004.
Arequipa is connected to the rest of Peru by many airlines offering regular flights. Arequipa is called "the White City", due to the many structures built using the white sillar stone. Arequipa is a popular tourist destination due to its diverse architecture such as: temples, convents, monasteries and the very famous Santa Catalina Convent, which dates back to 1580.
About half an hour of flight to the North-East are the cities of Cusco and Machu Picchu. Cusco is considered to be the archaeological capital of America. It was nicknamed the "World's Navel" by the Incas. It is now the first cultural center of Peru and has been proclaimed as "Humankind's Cultural Heritage" by UNESCO. Located at a distance of 75 miles (120 Km.) from Cusco, Machu Picchu is one of the construction treasures left by the Incas.
The rainy season is from December to March. Spring (September) highs over around 20°C, lows around 10°C, but may occasionally climb to 28°C.