A bronze medal and $5,000 honorarium are awarded for an outstanding record
in computer science and engineering education. The individual must meet
two or more of the following criteria in the computer science and engineering
field: achieving recognition as a teacher of renown; writing an influential
text; leading, inspiring, or providing significant educational content during
the creation of a curriculum in the field; inspiring others to a career in
computer science and engineering education.
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Tadao Nakamura
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2004
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For leadership in the reform of advanced information science education
and for important and substantive contributions to information science and
computer engineering education in Japan.
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Eugene H. Spafford
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2003
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For excellence as an educator, and for outstanding contributions to the
definition, materials and practice of information security and
computing.
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Abraham Silbershatz
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2002
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For distinguished contributions in advancing computer science and
engineering education through teaching, mentoring, and writing influential
textbooks in the operating systems and database systems areas.
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James F. Kurose
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2001
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For distinguished contributions in advancing computer science and
engineering education through teaching, writing and innovative textbook,
curriculum development, and mentoring in the networking area.
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Prithviraj Banerjee
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2000
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For outstanding contributions in advancing computer science and
engineering education through research, teaching, writing a graduate level
textbook, and developing a new computational science and engineering graduate
program.
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Harold S. Stone
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1999
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For outstanding contributions in advancing computer science and
engineering education through your research, teaching and most important
through innovative writing of seminal textbooks that established computer
architecture on a firm foundation.
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Toshiyasu L. Kunii
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1998
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For initiating and promoting computer and information science education
in Japan and for your seminal contributions towards the integration of
computer-based education in all academic disciplines.
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Sartaj K. Sahni
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1997
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For contributions to computer science and engineering education in the
areas of data structures, algorithms, and parallel algorithms.
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Edward S. Davidson
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1996
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For contributions to the establishment of computer engineering as an
academic discipline and for nurturing many leaders of this field during their
formative years the profession.
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Harold Abelson
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1995
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For continued contributions to the pedagogy and teaching of introductory
computer science, exemplified by the Logo and Scheme languages and their
associated methodologies.
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David L. Gries
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1994
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For your commitment to education in Computer Science and Engineering as
demonstrated by your record of outstanding teaching and mentoring, writing of
textbooks, curriculum development and professional.
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Melvin A. Breuer
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1993
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For outstanding contributions to the fields of design automation and
testing by writing and editing three major tests, developing related
curriculum, and the training of future educators and scholars.
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C. L. Liu
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1992
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Outstanding contribution to computer science education through
curriculum development, preparation of text books, supervision of graduate
students, classroom instruction, & participation in accreditation
activities.
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Edward J. McCluskey
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1991
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Outstanding service as a computer science & engineering educator and
for inspiring students and educators alike through his prolific contribution as
a teacher, author, curriculum developer & graduate research
supervisor.
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C. V. Ramamoorthy
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1990
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Outstanding contributions to Computer Science & Engineering
education.
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Rasiv Ramanath
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1990
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Outstanding contributions to Computer Science & Engineering
education.
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J. T. (Tom) Cain
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1989
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Outstanding contributions to Computer Science & Engineering
education.
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