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PyCon DC 2003: Revised Submissions Schedule
The schedule for submissions has been revised to encourage a wider
range of submissions than could be made within the confines of
the original timetable.
Additional information about the conference is published at
www.python.org/pycon.
Further notes can be edited in the
PyCon
Wiki Page, and you are encouraged to make input to the conference
organisers using this medium.
Important Dates
| Submission of proposals | January 15, 2003 |
| Notification of acceptance | January 31, 2003 |
| Final versions due | March 10, 2003 |
| Conference | March 26-28, 2003 |
PyCon Topics
Suitable topics for PyCon presentations include, but are not limited to:
- Web-based Systems
- Databases
- Network Programming
- Games Programming
- Programming Tools
- Python Documentation
- Packaging Issues
- Python in Business
- Project Best Practices
- The Python Core
- Open Source Python Projects
- Python Integration
- Python in Education
Submission Format
Initial proposals should ideally be 500 to 2000 words long,
in a format similar to the USENIX extended abstract sample on
this
page. The intention is
to encourage proposals that can be turned into full-blown papers relatively
easily, and of course completed papers are perfectly acceptable submissions.
ASCII format is preferred, with HTML as a secondary alternative.
Diagrams will be acceptable in PNG, JPEG and GIF formats.
If you have any queries about submission, or if you would like to discuss
the possibility of submitting in a different format or style, please send
mail to the conference organizers at
pycondc-2003 at python dot org.
Submission Address
Submissions should be sent by email to
pycondc-2003 at python dot org
in the first instance. Enquiries about subject matter and presentation
format should be sent to the same address.
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