Seems the first mail got lost... Heya! Piyush Khengar schreef:
Dear all,
The time has come when our projects coordinator has asked for us to submit our project descriptions for students to choose from.
Cool! Let's get these guys some work :D
Following the brief meeting I had with Olegil et. al. at AmiGBG, I would now like to enlist your help in formulating some of these descriptions so that we can get my students involved in this project. I cannot do this myself, as I do not know the current status of the project, nor do I know what needs to be done so far.
Going of the top of my hat: - We have libUSB - We have pthreads - We have aspell & various other small dependencies
While thinking up these descriptions, please keep the following 5 points in mind: 1. These are 3rd year Electronic Engineering students who have covered C/C++ in their 1st two years of study - they are NOT computer science or software engineering students. 2. From start to finish, they would have only about 6-8 months (2 semesters and a bit) in order to complete their work. 3. They should be spending about 5-10 hours a week on this (remember they have other courses to study too). 4. The projects should be realistic for students of this level. 5. The description should contain enough detail/pointers for the student to be able to make a good start. I.e. they should know where they should begin to do their research in order to proceed with the actual coding.
Does their tasks need to be within a certain field? eg device drivers? Or does any coding project go?
I hope that descriptions will start to fly in soon after this email. I am looking to supervise at least 4 BEng individual projects, and at least one 4th year MEng GROUP project. A few descriptions (on a bigger scale) for group projects would also be great.
Many thanks, Piyush (Captain Moo Moo)
Sorry for not replying earlier, like you might have noticed, i've been missing in action ALOT lately, work's a bitch.
I can't wait to see what all this is about and what fields they can work in. I think this will help the project a good deal :-) Stephane Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ochal Christophe" <ochal@kefren.be> To: <openoffice-os4@samfundet.no> Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 4:33 PM Subject: [Fwd: Re: [OO.org-OS4] University projects]
Seems the first mail got lost...
Heya!
Piyush Khengar schreef:
Dear all,
The time has come when our projects coordinator has asked for us to submit our project descriptions for students to choose from.
Cool! Let's get these guys some work :D
Following the brief meeting I had with Olegil et. al. at AmiGBG, I would now like to enlist your help in formulating some of these descriptions so that we can get my students involved in this project. I cannot do this myself, as I do not know the current status of the project, nor do I know what needs to be done so far.
Going of the top of my hat: - We have libUSB - We have pthreads - We have aspell & various other small dependencies
While thinking up these descriptions, please keep the following 5 points in mind: 1. These are 3rd year Electronic Engineering students who have covered C/C++ in their 1st two years of study - they are NOT computer science or software engineering students. 2. From start to finish, they would have only about 6-8 months (2 semesters and a bit) in order to complete their work. 3. They should be spending about 5-10 hours a week on this (remember they have other courses to study too). 4. The projects should be realistic for students of this level. 5. The description should contain enough detail/pointers for the student to be able to make a good start. I.e. they should know where they should begin to do their research in order to proceed with the actual coding.
Does their tasks need to be within a certain field? eg device drivers? Or does any coding project go?
I hope that descriptions will start to fly in soon after this email. I am looking to supervise at least 4 BEng individual projects, and at least one 4th year MEng GROUP project. A few descriptions (on a bigger scale) for group projects would also be great.
Many thanks, Piyush (Captain Moo Moo)
Sorry for not replying earlier, like you might have noticed, i've been missing in action ALOT lately, work's a bitch.
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Le 08/09/2005, Ochal Christophe a écrit :
Sorry for not replying earlier, like you might have noticed, i've been missing in action ALOT lately, work's a bitch.
Not just work, but anyway, I'm also back in circulation. -- Rose Humphrey /anarchic_teapot/
On 08/09/05, Ochal Christophe <ochal@kefren.be> wrote:
Going of the top of my hat: - We have libUSB - We have pthreads - We have aspell & various other small dependencies
What about the backends and drivers for SANE? Are there any other small dependencies they should be looking at? /me wander off to the wiki... What about NAS? Or Neon? -- Olly http://thinkdrastic.net/
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