Other topics include BIST or embedded ATE, design verification, IC test embedded-core test, MEMS testing, and production test automation. Cosponsored by the Computer Society s Test Technology Technical Council and the IEEE s Philadelphia Section, this year s ITC will take place at the Baltimore Convention Center in Maryland. The conference includes panel sessions, tutorials, and workshops that showcase latest developments in computer-aided design. Vendors can display new products and useful technologies. Online registration will be available at the end of August.
Separate fees apply for single-day attendance or for tutorials.
For more than a decade, the SC conference has been the place where industry and academia meet to discuss developments in high-performance computing, networking, communications, scientific computing, and related areas. Using advanced Access Grid collaboration technology, this year s conference will provide the opportunity for more interaction among experts and make good on its Beyond Boundaries theme through links from the conference center to constellation sites around the world. In addition, at SC 2001 high school math and science teachers will have the opportunity to begin a training program in the latest computer technologies. The Kauai Marriott in Kauai, Hawaii will provide the setting for this year s Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference, presented by the Society s Technical Committee on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence . Typically held in June, CVPR features numerous workshops in addition to the main program s technical sessions.