Welcome!

3/1 - Conference presenters must register by March 7th to ensure inclusion in the conference

2/24 - Tentative Program schedule, workshops/invited tutorials, and keynote speaker pages updated

Conference registration is now online via the Registration page!

The CSIS Department of Kennesaw State University is pleased to be hosting the ACMSE 2011 Conference.

The oldest, continuously running, annual conference of the ACM invites papers in all areas of computer science as well as for two themed areas described below. ACMSE provides an excellent forum for both faculty and students to present their research in a friendly and dynamic atmosphere.

SouthEastern Digital Animation Festival

The ACM Southeast Digital Animation Festival (SEDAF) showcases short films composed entirely or partially of computer-generated imagery that educate, entertain, or both! All entries will be judged on visual appeal and conceptual interest. Accepted works will be shown at a special screening during the ACMSE conference.

Digital Game Innovative Computing (DGIC 2011) Special Conference Track and Game Exposition

The DGIC track at the ACMSE conference invites academic papers, workshops, and tutorials in the digital game design field including: game design and development, game development process and management, game AI and strategies, teaching programming thru game design, game development engines, and game design curriculum. The DGIC Game Exposition is for vendors, independent developers, and students, and will include game playing contests.

Digital conference proceedings will include full papers, extended abstracts of faculty and student posters and abstracts of workshops, tutorials and panels. The target acceptance rate for full papers is 50%. Awards will be made for best papers, best posters, best animation, and best digital game. Please consider submitting a proposal, paper, or poster in one of the categories described below.

Important Dates

NOTE: All submissions must be submitted electronically as either a Microsoft Word document or an Adobe PDF file. All submissions can be prepared according to the publication style for ACM SIG proceedings. Templates and examples can be found at: http://www.acm.org/sigs/pubs/proceed/template.html. A hard limit of 6 pages will be used.  Final camera-ready manuscripts MUST follow these guidelines but submissions for review may be more loosly formatted.