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ACM SAC 2005 Poster Session
The
Posters Session will be held
on Monday March 14, 2005,
from 3:00PM to 7:00PM and extends throughout the Reception (7:00PM
- 9:00PM). Room to be Announced.
Poster Preparation and Presentation Guidelines
Poster
Paper Preparation Guidelines
1.
All
papers MUST be submitted in PDF format only. Please use your Paper
ID number (ex: BIO-128.pdf) as your file name. If you don't have
an ID number, just use your track name abbreviation (Ex: Software
Engineering = SE).
2.
Please
send your PDf file as an attachment to: Mathew Palakal
at: mpalakal@cs.iupui.edu
3.
Please
remember that the final paper can be only 2 pages long. No extra
pages are allowed.
4.
Final
camera ready version is due on November
5, 2004.
5.
You
MUST follow the exact ACM format to prepare your paper. Please pay
special attention to the Copyright Block that must appear on the
bottom of the first column, first page. The text for the Copyright
MUST appear as it is shown in the author kit, pubform2005.doc.
6.
You
can down load author kit files from the main SAC site at: http://www.acm.org/conferences/sac/sac2005/
7.
Registration
information is available at the main SAC site.
8.
You
need to submit your paper and register by November
5, 2004. Later,
you will prepare your poster and bring it to the conference.
Poster
Presentation Schedule
1.
The Poster
Presentation Session will take place on TBA.
2. Poster author(s)
must be present during the scheduled poster sessions to answer questions
about the work and should be available during this time.
Poster Preparation Guidelines
1.
Poster materials
will be displayed on a 36" x 48" poster board on which
diagrams, graphs, data, pictures and a small amount of text may
be mounted. Thumbtacks and poster board will be provided for mounting
materials. No audiovisual equipment is available. Poster authors
may make preprints of their papers available to participants.
2.
Posters be
prepared should be easily understood. The content of each poster
should be clearly divided into sections including introduction,
problem definition (or aim of work), work summary, results, and
conclusions.
3.
General guidelines
are:
a.
Legibility: The poster
should be readable from a distance of at least 5'. Suggested sizes
are a minimum graph size of 10" (25 cm), section heading
letters of 3/4" (2 cm), and text and figure lettering not
less than 3/8" (1 cm).
b.
Heading: A heading
label including the title, author name(s), and the primary author(s)
address should be included. The recommended lettering size is
1-3/16" (3 cm). This should be mounted at the top of the
poster board.
c.
Titles: All figures
and tables should be titled.
d.
Dimensions: The entire
size of the poster material(s) is limited to the dimension (36"W
x 48"H).
If you any questions regarding the Poster Session,
please contact, Mathew Palakal
at: mpalakal@cs.iupui.edu
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