9:30–10:00: Opening and introductions
Be ready to say who you are, where you’re affiliated with, and why you’re at the workshop.
10:00–11:00am: Position paper talks, session 1: Domains
Talks are 10 minutes each, and each talk will have 3 minutes for short clarification questions immediately afterward. The last 20 minutes are for discussion of all of the papers in the session: we’ll spend 10 minutes in small-group discussion; the last 10 minutes are for discussion among the whole group and asking questions of the speakers.
11:00–11:30am: Break
11:30–noon: Lightning talks
Each speaker gets 60 seconds to present and 60 seconds for questions. We will use any time left over at the end for ad-hoc slide-free talks, large-group discussion, and more questions for the speakers.
noon–12:30pm: Organizing for lunchtime discussions
We’ll select topics for discussion over lunch, assign groups to topics, and choose a scribe for each group. The scribe will be responsible for reporting out from the discussion after lunch.
12:30–2:00pm: Lunch
If you’re a group’s scribe, be sure to use the last few minutes of the lunch slot to prepare for reporting out—make your slides if you want to use any.
2:00–2:30pm: Summary discussion from lunch breakouts
Each group’s scribe has a few minutes to talk and lead discussion on the results from the topic.
2:30–3:30pm: Position paper talks, session 2: Quality
10+3 minutes per talk; 10 minutes small-group discussion; 10 minutes large-group discussion.
3:30–4:00pm: Break
4:00–5:00pm: Position paper talks, session 3: Efficiency
10+3 minutes per talk; 10 minutes small-group discussion; 10 minutes large-group discussion.
5:00–5:30pm: Closing discussion: How could approximate computing fail, and how can it gain traction?