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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.
In OSD600/DPS909 you'll take your project from initial concept through 0.1, 0.2, and 0.3 releases. By the 0.3 release your project will be useful and usable state. == OSD700/DPS911 == Upon successfully completing OSD600/DPS909, you'll have the option of continuing work on your project in OSD700/DPS911, where you will take it to a fully-polished 1.0 release level. == Results and Benefits of Taking OSD600/DPS909 ==
These courses uniquely enable you to gain experience working on massive (multi-million-line) codebases, communicating and collaborating with other developers, and 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.
