Tyrant911
My name is Alex L.
I'm in my last semester at Seneca.
email:= alondono@learn.senecac.on.ca
1st blog := http://tyrant911.blogspot.com/2009/09/hello-world.html
2nd blog := processing.js
I'm a CPA student in my final semester and have chosen an OSD prject am looking forward to the open source development approach.... especially IRC communication! Ok, actually it makes me a little nervous. But it is true that this development approach is precisely how the real world works... therefore this course is very important.
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Subject Description
Major Project
This is a project course, and the majority of each student’s mark will come from work done on a real development project. The primary goal of this project is to get students involved in the Mozilla development community and codebase. Through this experience students will learn about the processes, tools, and practices involved in developing software as part of a large open source community.
- 60% - Project Deliverables (e.g., code, documents), marked in terms of quality, quantity, etc. Your project will be marked at three milestone releases, the number and values being:
- 5% - Initial Project Plan (Due Week of Sept 28)
- 15% - 0.1 Release (Due Week of Oct 19)
- 15% - 0.2 Release (Due Week of Nov 16)
- 25% - 0.3 Release (Due Week of Dec 7)
- 20% - Project Wiki Page and Blog. You will be marked on your project and personal page's quality, depth of explanation, frequency of update, etc.
- 20% - Contributions to other projects. You will be marked on the quantity and quality of your contributions to other groups.
Resources
- Personal Wiki - Armen, Lukas
- Project Wiki - Automated localization build tool, Extending the Buildbot, Buildbot and EC2