* Each student must actively and independently participate in the course open source project(s). This means using IRC, mailing lists, wikis, filing bugs, following bugs, writing patches, doing reviews, etc. Projects have been created in consultation with the Mozilla community, and students are not allowed to work on other projects (i.e., suggesting your own project will not be allowed).
* Students are expected to work both on their own, and as part of an active community, both with members of the class and the wider open source community.
* Keep your project page on the wiki updated. Add technical information to the Project Details section as you get a better understanding of the problem, and keep track of your project status in the Project News section. You should be updating this page at least once per week.* Update your blog at least once and hopefully twice a or more per week. Remember that the more you write, the easier it will be to get help from other people: it is easier for people to understand your question with supporting documentation on the web.* Update your personal page on the wiki with permanent information, such as a list of your contributions to various projects.
==Intellectual Property==
