The East Coast Computer Algebra Days were conceived by Bruce Char who also organized the first one in 1994 at Drexel U. They are held on a spring Saturday somewhere on the east coast of North America. The definition of this east coast may be loosely defined as any location within 2400 km of Philadelphia.

1. ECCAD '94, May 14, 1994, Drexel U, Philadelphia.
   Organizer: Bruce Char
   Invited Speakers:
   • Rob Corless, U. Western Ontario,
     
   • Richard Fateman, UC Berkeley,
     
   • Barry Trager, IBM Watson Research Center,
     

2. ECCAD '95, April 8, 1995, Smith Hall, U. of Delaware, Newark DE.
   Organizer: David Saunders and Bob Caviness
   Invited Speakers:
   • Michael F. Singer, North Carolina State U,
     Galois Theory of Difference Equations
   • Erich Kaltofen, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
     Parallel Matrix-free Linear System Solution and Symbolic Math Applications
   • Stephen M. Watt, IBM Watson Research Center,
     The Five W's of Symbolic-Numeric Computation.

3. ECCAD '96, April 13, 1996, IBM Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights.
   Organizer: Sam Dooley
   Invited Speakers:
   • Keith Geddes, U. of Waterloo,
     Hybrid Symbolic-Numeric Algorithms in Integration and Differential Equations
   • Dinesh Manocha, U. of North Carolina,
     Solving Algebraic Systems using Multi-Polynomial Resultants: Algorithms, Implementations and Applications
   • Don Coppersmith, IBM Watson Research Center,
     Finding Small Roots of Polynomials

4. ECCAD '97, May 3, 1997, Northeastern University, Boston
   Organizer: Gene Cooperman
   Invited Speakers:
   • Susan Landau, U. of Massachusetts,
     The Power of Examples: sqrt(2)+sqrt(3) from Four Different Viewpoints
   • Mark Giesbrecht, U. of Manitoba,
     Computing with large systems of linear Diophantine equations
   • Robert L. Constable, Cornell University,
     Theorem Prover Support for Computer Algebra Systems

5. ECCAD '98, April 25, 1998, Naval Academy, Annapolis
   Organizer: George Nakos and John Turner
   Invited Speakers:
   • Erich Kaltofen, North Carolina State U,
     
   • Scott McCallum, Macquarie U,
     
   • Robert Corless, U. Western Ontario,
     

6. ECCAD '99, North Carolina State University, Raleigh
   Organizer: Erich Kaltofen
   Invited Speakers:
   • Peter Borwein, Simon Fraser U,
     Three Pieces of (Computational) Number Theory and a Little Philosophy
   • Gaston H. Gonnet, ETH Zurich,
     Partial Inverse Heuristic for the Approximate Solution of Non-Linear Equations
   • Lakshman Y. N., Bell Labs,
     Approximate Algebraic Computation

7. ECCAD '00, May 13, 2000, U. of Western Ontario, London, ON.
   Organizer: Mark Giesbrecht
   Invited Speakers:
   • Joachim von zur Gathen, U. of Paderborn,
     Subresultants revisited
   • Michael Monagan, Simon Fraser U,
     Some problems in general purpose computer algebra systems design
   • Hans J. Stetter, Technical University of Vienna,
     Iterative Solution of Algebraic Problems with Polynomials

8. ECCAD '01, May 5, 2001, Florida State U. Tallahassee
   Organizer: Mark van Hoeij
   Invited Speakers:
   • Arne Storjohann, U. of Western Ontario,
     Design and Analysis of Algorithms for Symbolic Linear Algebra
   • Hoon Hong, North Carolina State U,
     Computer Algebra for Composed Polynomials
   • Alexander Hulpke, Ohio State U,
     Working with Quotients of Finitely Presented Groups.

9. ECCAD '02, May 18, City College of New York
   Organizer: William Sit
   Invited Speakers:
   • Gert-Martin Greuel,
     The System SINGULAR and Applications of Computer Algebra
   • Sam Dooley (speaker) and Richard D. Jenks, IBM
     The IBM MathML Expression Editor
   • Doron Zeilberger, Rutgers
     Computerized Deconstruction

10. ECCAD '03, April 5, Clemson U, South Carolina
    Organizer: Shuhong Gao and David Jacobs
    Invited Speakers:
    • Wolfgang Schreiner, RISC-Linz,
      Distributed Maple - lessons learned on parallel computer algebra distributed environments
    • Jeremy Johnson, Drexel
      Computer Algebra and Signal Processing
    • Richard Brent, Oxford
      Primitive and almost primitive trinomials over GF(2)

11. ECCAD '04, May 8th, Wilfrid Laurier U, Waterloo, Ontario
    Organizer: Ilias Kotsireas and Edmond Lau
    Invited Speakers:
    • Jonathan Borwein, Dalhousie University
      Mathematics by Experiment: Plausible Reasoning in the 21st Century.
    • David Cox, Amherst College
      Implicitization and Commutative Algebra
    • Daniel Lazard, Université Paris 6
      Solving zero-dimensional systems of equations and inequations, depending on parameters.

12. ECCAD '05, March 12th, Ashland U, Ashland, Ohio
    Organizer: Iyad A. Ajwa
    Invited Speakers:
    • Bruno Buchberger
      Algorithmic Algorithm Synthesis: Case Study Gröbner Bases
    • Paul Wang
      Features and Advantages of WME: a Web-based Mathematics Education System
    • Erich Kaltofen
      The Role of Algorithms in Symbolic Computation

13. ECCAD '06, May 6th, Drexel U, Philadelphia, PA
    Organizers: Werner Krandick, Jeremy Johnson, Bruce Char, Zhendong Wan
    Invited Speakers:
    • Herbert Wilf
      Mathematics, an Experimental Science
    • Daniel Lozier
      The Role of Computer Algebra in the DLMF Project
    • Masakazu Suzuki
      Handwriting Interface to Mathematical Expressions

14. ECCAD '07, April 21st, Washington College, Chestertown, MD
    Organizer: Austin Lobo,
    Invited Speakers:
    • David Stoutemyer
      Infinitesimally-Perturbed Numbers, Generalized Limits, and Recovery of Exact Results from Approximate
    • Evelyne Hubert
      Algebraic and Differential Invariants
    • George Labahn
      Order Bases

15. ECCAD '08, May 10th, Sheperd U, Sheperdstown, WV
    Organizer: Weidong Liao
    Invited Speakers:
    • Y. V. Ramana Reddy
      A Model for transforming URLs into Useful Knowledge Networks
    • Paul Wang
      On Automatic Mathematical Answer Checking
    • John F. Nash, Jr.
      Studying Cooperative Games Using the Method of Agencies
    • Erich Kaltofen
      Hybrid Symbolic-Numeric Computation