Transfer Conference, Virginia Tech
December 8, 1997 --- Talk by E. A. Fox
The Department
of Computer Science,
Virginia Tech,
has been making educational materials available since
1993 in connection with projects funded by NSF. It also
is coordinating campus, regional, national and
international access to undergraduate, masters and doctoral
theses and dissertations through the Networked Digital
Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD).
This page describes various projects/resources
and infrastructure supporting transfer.
Projects and Learning Resources
- Digital Libraries
- CS Education Innovation
- Computer Science Teaching Center (CSTC)
- NSF Division of Undergraduate Education, ACM, 2 years, starting 1998
- With The College of New Jersey and Univ. Illinois Springfield
- Digital library to aid teaching about computer science, including
laboratory materials
- Curriculum Resources in Interactive Multimedia (CRIM)
- NSF Division of Undergraduate Education, 2 years, starting 1998
- With George Washington University
- Syllabi, guidelines for modules, courses, programs on interactive multimedia
- Digital library of resources to help teachers and students
- Prior work on
Multimedia, Hypertext and Information Access
- NDLTD: Project, Collection, Submission
Infrastructure
- Computers (Selected):
- CS Courseware Server: DEC Alpha
- Campus Multimedia Server: 6 processor RS/6000, 512M, 6 Tbytes DLT
- Campus Courseware Server: IBM RS/6000
- Campus Digital Library Server: IBM RS/6000
- Campus Proxy Server: IBM RS/6000
- Campus Handle and PURL Server: Sun Ultra
- Campus Reverse Proxy Server: DEC or Sun
- Laboratories (Selected):
Author:
Edward A. Fox (CV, directions, hours,
photo)
Curator:
Virginia Tech; Dept.
of Computer Science and
Computing Center Research
Dept.
Last Updated: 97/12/7
Email: fox@vt.edu
(c) Copyright 1997 Edward A. Fox