1997 Undergraduate Computational Science Award Winners
Recipients of the 1997 Faculty Awards
- Michael W. Berry, University of Tennessee
- Undergraduate Course in Data and Information
Management
- Nicholas J. Giordano, Purdue University
- Using Computational Methods to Bring New Topics
to the Curriculum
- Y. C. Pao, University of Nebraska
- Biomechanics Demonstrated with Bone Architectural
Micro-CT Images and Binary Data Applications
- Richard F. Martin Jr. and Hiroshi Matsuoka, Illinois State University
- A Bachelor's Degree in Computational
Physics
- Robert Brown, Norman Y-C Cheng, William C. Condit,
Case Western University, Stephen O. Nelson, Duke University
- NOVICE: Nonlinear Viewpoints for Introducing
a Computational Experience
International Awards
- Henry J. Gardner, Australian National University
- The PUPPY Case Study in Computational
Engineering
- Annie Cuyt
- Computer Arithmetic and Numerical
Techniques
The 1997 Department of Energy's Undergraduate Computational Science awards
were presented in conjunction with the SC97 educational program in San
Jose, California on November 18. Awards were presented for five national
submissions and two international submissions. The principal authors were
the guests of the Department of Energy at an awards luncheon held at the
Hilton Hotel in San Jose.
Dr. David
Nelson
Awards were presented Dr. David Nelson, Associate Director of
Energy Research for the Office of Computational and Technology
Research at the Department of Energy.
These corporate sponsors have shown their support to computational
science
education by providing additional prizes to the winning entries:
Telos/Springer-Verlag
- Wolfram Research
- MIT
Press
- John
Wiley and Sons
- IEEE
CS&E Magazine
- Hanley Innovations Inc
- Maple
