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* Where can I go for help? You can talk to your classmates on Slack. You can also reach out to the developers at Mozilla. Each project/tool at Mozilla has its own communication channels, and you are encouraged to join them, whether it be Slack, IRC, mailing lists, Gitter, etc. Be bold, introduce yourself, and get started working in community.
* What do I do if someone else is already working on a bug? What if someone else also wants to work on a bug? You need to communicate your intent to work on something. Leave a comment in a bug, and let people know you are interested in working on it. If someone else is working on it, but hasn't made progress in a long time, you can leave a polite question asking if it's OK for you to take it over. If another student also wants to work on a bug, come see your professor for help finding another suitable issue.
* How do I submit my work? You need to have a Pull Request or Attachment Patch (i.e., completed code) for your bug submitted to the correct bug tracker. You also need a blog post discussing your process, what you learned, the fix, etc. See below.
