Call for papers

A call for papers (CFP) is a method used in academic and other contexts for collecting book or journal articles or conference presentations. A CFP usually is sent to interested parties, describing the broad theme, the occasion for the CFP, formalities such as what kind of abstract (summary) has to be submitted to whom and a deadline.

Task 31. Read the call for paper information from DEFCON conference, define the style of the text.

The Call for Papers closes June 15, 2006.

Fill out this form to start yourself down the path of DEFCON madness. Without people like yourself submitting to talk, there would be no Con! You are a king!

This method requires you to cut and paste the text into the body of an email, text or Word file and send the materials to: talks/at/defcon dot org

If you are submitting multiple topics, complete a form for each topic. All parts of the form must be submitted in its entirety or the review for your submission may be delayed. All information given in the CFP process will be held confidential, and not released to anyone outside DEFCON.

If all goes well you should receive a confirmation email approximately 2 business days after you submit.

Task 32. Look at the Call for Papers and pay special attention to the requirements to follow. Imagine that you are a participant of this conference and fill in the gaps with your personal information

Date of Submission:

Personal Information