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OSD600/DPS909 Information

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== Projects ==
This is a project-oriented course working directly with the Mozilla (Firefox/Thunderbird) and OpenOffice.org communities. Each of these communities maintains a huge codebase (millions of lines of code) which has been developed over a number of years and which is being actively improved by hundreds of contributors from many different countries. This software is written in several languages, including C/C++, JavaScript, Java, and various scripting languages (bash, perl, and python), . The software is cross-platform and works on a wide range of platforms including Windows, Mac, and Linux systems.
You'll select a project from a list of potential projects developed in consultation with Mozilla and OpenOffice.org -- practical, needed projects -- and work in direct communication with other developers. The potential projects list includes programming, localization, build system, automated testing, documentation, bug-fixing, and feature enhancement projects.
== Results ==
These courses uniquely enable you to work gain experience working on massive (multi-million-line) codebases, communicate communicating and collaborate collaborating with other developers, and make making changes that matter to huge numbers of people around the globe. Furthermore, Seneca open source students have gone on to internships and full-time employment with open source projects and companies.
== Links ==
[http://cdot.senecac.on.ca/ Seneca Centre for Development of Open Technology (CDOT)]
 
== Taking OSD600 / DPS909 ==
 
OSD600 and DPS909 will both be offered in September 2008 -- sign up via SIRIS during the summer.

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