SAC 2025

SRC OVERVIEW

The Student Research Competition (SRC) program was added to the ACM SIGAPP Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC) in 2013. SAC 2025 SRC program provides graduate students the opportunity to meet and exchange ideas with researchers and practitioners in their areas of interest. Active students seeking feedback from the scientific community on their research ideas are invited to submit abstracts of their original unpublished and in-progress research work in areas of experimental computing and application development related to SAC 2025 Tracks.

This program is open for graduate students currently enrolled in University or College and have active ACM and SIGAPP student membership. Abstracts must be authored by a single student only. Faculty advisor(s) cannot be listed as co-authors on the submission or on the final poster presentation. No group projects are allowed.

Students are invited to submit research abstracts, of maximum 3 pages in ACM camera-ready format, to the submission system. Abstracts must address original and unpublished research work related to a SAC track, with emphasis on the innovation behind the research idea. The submission should address the research problem being investigated, the proposed approach and research methodology, and sample preliminary results of the work. In addition, the abstract should reflect on the originality of the work, innovation of the approach, and applicability of the results to real-world problems

Submitting the same abstract to multiple SAC tracks is not allowed. The work must not be submitted to any another SRC program, journal or conference while it is under consideration for SAC 2025 SRC Program.

Student research abstracts must be submitted to their respective SAC tracks through the submission system. The abstracts are reviewed by reviewers who review paper submissions to that track. The Track Chairs (TCs) manage the review process.

Invited authors are eligible to apply for the SIGAPP's Student Travel Award Program (STAP) for funding to cover travel expenses such as Conference registration; Transportation expenses (air, rail, bus, taxi, car service, car rental, parking); Meals; Hotel rooms; Tips; Supplies for poster development; and Poster shipment, etc.

Participation requires conference registration at the student rate, using the registration type "SRC Student Author".

A judging panel will evaluate the poster displays and then the oral (PowerPoint) presentations during the second round of judging:
Round #1: Judging all displayed posters to select the top five posters.
Round #2: Judging the five presentations to select the top three winners for medals and cash prizes.

The top three winners will be notified by email after the conference. The cash prizes are paid directly by ACM after the conference (First place $500; Second place $300; and Third place $200).

STUDENT RESEARCH COMPETITION

SRC OVERVIEW

Poster Preparation Guidelines (first round):

Authors of invited SRC submissions are required to print and bring their posters to the conference, following these guidelines:

Power Point Preparation Guidelines (second round):

SRC Program Committee:

SRC Important Dates:

SRC Program Chair

For questions, please contact the SRC Program Chair:

STUDENT RESEARCH COMPETITION flag

SRC OVERVIEW

Poster Preparation Guidelines (first round):

Authors of invited SRC submissions are required to print and bring their posters to the conference, following these guidelines:

Power Point Preparation Guidelines (second round):

SRC Program Committee:

SRC Important Dates:

SRC Program Chair

For questions, please contact the SRC Program Chair:

STUDENT RESEARCH COMPETITION