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=== Planning === |
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====Open Source Comes to Campus (OSCTC) is a workshop designed to teach students how to get involved in open source software. We have a [http://campus.openhatch.org/ website] and a [https://github.com/openhatch/open-source-comes-to-campus github repository] for materials.==== |
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Places I'd like to take the tour: |
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====Want to see what we teach? Take a look at our [[Open_Source_Comes_to_Campus/Curriculum | curriculum]].==== |
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* San Francisco |
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** Berkeley |
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*** First day of classes: Thursday, August 23 2012 [http://registrar.berkeley.edu/CalendarDisp.aspx?terms=current] |
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** Stanford |
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*** First day of classes: Mon Sep 24 [http://studentaffairs.stanford.edu/registrar/academic-calendar-1213] |
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** SFSU |
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*** First day of classes: Friday, August 31, 2012 [http://apps.sfsu.edu/cgi-bin/student/webcalendar.search?calid=2&previous=Y&keyword=Fall%20%2712] |
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* UIUC |
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** Great PyCon/ACM peeps |
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====Want to run your own event? Check out [http://campus.openhatch.org/ the main website] or [http://osctc-planning.github.io/ take a look at our planning process].==== |
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* JHU ACM |
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** Talking with them. Possible dates: Sep 10+11 |
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** Contact: JHU ACM officers |
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** First day of classes: Tue, Sep 4 2012 [https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fweb.jhu.edu%2Fregistrar%2Facademic_dates%2F20122013.pdf&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8] |
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====The [[Open Source Comes to Campus/Logistics | logistics page]] talks about some of the nitty-gritty, like how to find a space or advice for ordering food.==== |
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* Possibly at Portland State |
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** Contact: People from Open Source Bridge |
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** To work with the CAT group there. Contact-points sorted by how excellent they are for contact, most-excellent first: topdog AT cat.pdx.edu ; psuacm AT cecs.pdx.edu ; bart AT cs.pdx.edu |
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** Semester starts: Sep 26 [http://pdx.edu/registration/calendar#2011-2012] |
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** I just pinged topdog and bart, suggesting Sep 29+30. [[User:Paulproteus|Paulproteus]] ([[User talk:Paulproteus|talk]]) 01:55, 17 July 2012 (UTC) |
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If you spot any problems with any part of OSCTC, or have any suggestions for how to improve it, you can leave an issue in our [https://github.com/openhatch/open-source-comes-to-campus/issues issue tracker] or just tell us via [http://openhatch.readthedocs.org/en/latest/community/contact.html IRC or email]. |
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* Possibly at Cornell |
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** Contact: rmo, or people he knows or can get me in touch with |
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[[Category:Open Source Comes to Campus]] |
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* University of Texas at Austin |
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** Contact: Kartik, possibly |
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* UIUC |
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** Contact: ? |
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* Harvard |
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** Contact: HCS people, or Felice |
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* Caltech |
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** Contact: Keegan, for example |
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* washington.edu (Seattle) |
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** Contact: ? |
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* brown.edu |
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** Contact: Historic Brown Free Culture people? |
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* Rice (in Houston) |
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** Contact: ? |
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* NYU (partner with ITP?) |
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** http://www.cs.nyu.edu/~korth/ |
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** First day of classes: Tuesday, September 4, 2012 [http://www.nyu.edu/registrar/calendars/academic-calendar.html] |
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* Penn (Philadelphia) |
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** Contact: Yuvi, perhaps |
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* UC Davis |
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** Contact: Phoebe |
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* UNC Chapel Hill |
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** Possible contact: http://www.sarahriggs.com/ |
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* McGill |
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** Biella |
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* Chicago somewhere |
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** Uchicago? UIC? |
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* U Mass Amherst |
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=== Archived === |
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* [[U Penn open source 2010]] |
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* [[/UMD]] |
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* [[/RPI]] |
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* [[Harvard Open Source 2010]] |
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** Never happened |
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Latest revision as of 16:25, 23 April 2015
Open Source Comes to Campus (OSCTC) is a workshop designed to teach students how to get involved in open source software. We have a website and a github repository for materials.
Want to see what we teach? Take a look at our curriculum.
Want to run your own event? Check out the main website or take a look at our planning process.
The logistics page talks about some of the nitty-gritty, like how to find a space or advice for ordering food.
If you spot any problems with any part of OSCTC, or have any suggestions for how to improve it, you can leave an issue in our issue tracker or just tell us via IRC or email.