SDSU and Engaging People in Cyberinfrastructure

This url is stewart.sdsu.edu/EPIC05/ Upd 03Nov2025

NSF OCI 0520146 Final Report June 06 (Web Page)

The development of this research:
The Education Center on Computational Science & Engineering received notice from our collaborator, Professor Roscoe Giles at Boston University.

Summary of 29 June05 meeting [2 projects and their CA science standards]
14July05 - Meeting with Robert North, Hoover High School to develop the High School science curricular need
Roscoe Giles,: notifies us that the NSF grant Engaging People in Cyberinfrastructure [EPIC] is being funded.
Demystifying Cyberinfrastructure: When the Computer Becomes Just Another Problem-Solving Tool, SDSUniverse, By Amanda Padilla, Monday, June 06, 2005: San Diego State is a partner in a new National Science Foundation (NSF) initiative to educate and train a diverse group of people - from kindergarten students to professional adults - to become involved in cyberinfrastructure as developers, users and leaders.
Richard Feynman's classic explanation of physics
hooverHigh-modules-sum05 [30June05 update]: Skylar John
Revised SOW and TimelineJune05: text version
Student Programmer Postion (html)
URLs from the EPIC Kick-Off Meeting [Houston 11may05]
openGL_physics.html My starting Points 27may05 (updated with Physics Magnetics viz 3D) www.eotepic.org / Engaging People in Cyberinfrastructure [EPIC] 26April2005 Starts up NSF announces Financial Support SDSU Scope of Work with Student Programmer Desscription & starting point SDSU scope-of-Work [html] SDSU Scope of Work with Student Programmer Description & starting point [html] scope-of-Work Ian Pumpian Letter of Support Ian Pumpian [web] Letter of Support The City Heights Community Technology Center ( CHCTC) and the Hoover High Academy of Information Technology (AOIT) may be the hosts for our workshops. Word Doc Describing AOIT Vision Statement and support Word Doc Describing the Curriculum EPIC-FINAL-PD.pdf The Full Partnership Proposal