Changes

* Lukkas, Armen, Anthony - confirmed MozCo internships in CA

* Mozilla is seeking three more interns

The Firefox web browser can be customized and enhanced with powerful, easy-to-install 'extensions'. Extensions are one of the key factors in the browser's success.

Mozilla has hired five Seneca students on a part-time basis to review and test extensions to ensure compatibility with the upcoming release of Firefox 3.

Two new professional option courses have been created to enable students to continue the development of projects started in the DPS909 (BSD) and OSD600 (CPA) 'Topics in Open Source Development' courses. The 'Open Source Project' courses, led by David Humphrey, are DPS911 and OSD700.

The Ontario Centres of Excellence (OCE) 'Connections' program has provided a total of $14K in matching grants to support four team projects working on various Mozilla technologies.

== 3D in the Browser: C3DL and CATGames ==

* Collaboration with other institutions

CDOT now has the use of nine cubicles on the first floor of the TEL building. Six of these cubicles have been set up for Mozilla development: four have quad-core, dual-screen Windows/Linux systems, and two have large-screen Mac Mini systems. The remaining cubicles will be used for the CATGeames project.

* More demand than students - 6 fulltime positions unfilled

* CDOT web site

* FSOSS

* (Getting on IRC)

* OOo