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This document provides an introduction to getting started with open source. It discusses what open source is, why to use Git version control, how to make contributions to open source projects on GitHub, and what Hacktoberfest is. It also lists some resources for finding issues to contribute to as a beginner open source contributor.
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The Introduction Session for Android Study Jams will offer you insights into what all the course is about, what tracks are covered in it, what are the benefits and perks, and how you can go from being a total beginner to creating apps to solve real-world problems.
This is the golden opportunity that you have been looking for to get started with Android Development and build apps to bring your innovative ideas to life.
This program is led by an experienced and trained facilitator, who will help you and provide full support throughout, so don't miss this opportunity and make the best out of it!
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The document summarizes an info session for the Google Developer Student Club (GDSC) at IIT Goa. It introduces GDSCs as student communities that help bridge theory and practice in technology. It then lists some past activities of the IIT Goa GDSC chapter like workshops, webinars and hackathons on topics like Cloud, Android, Flutter, Web and Machine Learning. Finally, it provides a link for students to join the IIT Goa GDSC chapter and thanks attendees.
Cloud Campaign Intro Session
To help the students get started, we organized a Cloud Campaign Intro Session on 22 September 2021 (Wednesday) at 7:00 p.m. We provided a brief introduction to Cloud Computing as well as 30DaysOfGoogleCloud.
We stated the package range of a cloud engineer, benefits of enrolling and details of prizes available on the completion of this program. We also did a live lab to help students gain perspective.
The session was led by our Google Cloud Facilitator, Adarsh Anand, and his team, Aniket Chaudhri, Khushi Chaudhary, Nandini Mawane, Somesh Agrawal and Vaibhav Tomar.
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