The document describes a free software course for undergraduate students at Université Paris Diderot that has been offered annually since 2007. The course consists of 8 weeks of lectures covering topics like the history and philosophy of free software, followed by 4-5 weeks where students complete individual research projects on free software topics and present their findings to the class. Typical project topics include prominent figures in the free software movement, Linux distributions, free software projects like Wikipedia, and social issues related to free software. The goal is to introduce students to the concepts of free and open source software through classroom instruction and hands-on projects.
Paper presented at EDUCON 2012 (April), talking about an experience of using social network, web2.0, microblogging and virtual worlds in the teaching of programming techniques.
Want More Out of your SharePoint Environment? Extend your SharePoint Environm...EPM Live
SharePoint is the most common collaboration tool on the market today. It was common in the early adoption years to see SharePoint implementations that were intended for content management purposes only. Now, IT organizations are thinking outside of the box. If you must do more with less, what better way to protect your current investment and minimize costs then to leverage the same platform to bring Project Management, Product Development and Service Management to your IT organization?
Join us in a one hour webinar to learn how you can extend an underutilized SharePoint deployment into a full Enterprise project, product and service management solution. Topics includes:
- Common Uses of SharePoint
- SharePoint Deployment Best Practices
- SharePoint Recommendations
- Benefits of Centralization
- SharePoint for IT Planning and Control – Projects, Products and Services
Langkah PM Najib Razak yang memecat wakil perdana menteri dan jaksa agung, dianggap sebagai upaya sia-sia untuk menyelamatkannya dari krisis akibat skandal 1MDB.
Paper presented at EDUCON 2012 (April), talking about an experience of using social network, web2.0, microblogging and virtual worlds in the teaching of programming techniques.
Want More Out of your SharePoint Environment? Extend your SharePoint Environm...EPM Live
SharePoint is the most common collaboration tool on the market today. It was common in the early adoption years to see SharePoint implementations that were intended for content management purposes only. Now, IT organizations are thinking outside of the box. If you must do more with less, what better way to protect your current investment and minimize costs then to leverage the same platform to bring Project Management, Product Development and Service Management to your IT organization?
Join us in a one hour webinar to learn how you can extend an underutilized SharePoint deployment into a full Enterprise project, product and service management solution. Topics includes:
- Common Uses of SharePoint
- SharePoint Deployment Best Practices
- SharePoint Recommendations
- Benefits of Centralization
- SharePoint for IT Planning and Control – Projects, Products and Services
Langkah PM Najib Razak yang memecat wakil perdana menteri dan jaksa agung, dianggap sebagai upaya sia-sia untuk menyelamatkannya dari krisis akibat skandal 1MDB.
Buku ini merupakan rintisan Aliansi Jurnalis Independen (AJI) Jakarta untuk merumuskan pedoman perilaku bagi jurnalis di Indonesia. Buku ini merupakan hasil dari sejumlah diskusi intensif dengan para pekerja media, atau lembaga yang berhubungan dengan media, serta praktik yang dilakukan media di Indonesia dan di luar negeri. Seperti layaknya pedoman perilaku, apa yang tertuang di dalam buku ini diharapkan lebih operasional dari kode etik.
Entrepreneurial-spirited, technology-oriented operations executive with proven track record building and scaling operations to drive growth, deliver investor ROI, and position companies for acquisition. Expert in leveraging automation and business intelligence to inform decision making and operational, marketing, and product strategy development. Consistently develop and execute strategies that provide increased efficiency, contribution margin per customer, and customer retention at minimum cost. Readily architect right data sets to analyze specific areas of businesses in diverse domestic and international settings, and build metrics-focused teams and comprehensive, highly automated infrastructures to implement scalable solutions.
Impact of counterfeits on electronics companiesNEW Momentum
Outsourcing and globalization have numerous benefits, but there is a downside—the proliferation of counterfeits and sales through unauthorized channels. This paper demonstrates the impact of counterfeits on electronics companies and gives solutions for finding the violators as well as a four-step roadmap for recovering revenue lost to counterfeits.
Buku ini merupakan rintisan Aliansi Jurnalis Independen (AJI) Jakarta untuk merumuskan pedoman perilaku bagi jurnalis di Indonesia. Buku ini merupakan hasil dari sejumlah diskusi intensif dengan para pekerja media, atau lembaga yang berhubungan dengan media, serta praktik yang dilakukan media di Indonesia dan di luar negeri. Seperti layaknya pedoman perilaku, apa yang tertuang di dalam buku ini diharapkan lebih operasional dari kode etik.
Entrepreneurial-spirited, technology-oriented operations executive with proven track record building and scaling operations to drive growth, deliver investor ROI, and position companies for acquisition. Expert in leveraging automation and business intelligence to inform decision making and operational, marketing, and product strategy development. Consistently develop and execute strategies that provide increased efficiency, contribution margin per customer, and customer retention at minimum cost. Readily architect right data sets to analyze specific areas of businesses in diverse domestic and international settings, and build metrics-focused teams and comprehensive, highly automated infrastructures to implement scalable solutions.
Impact of counterfeits on electronics companiesNEW Momentum
Outsourcing and globalization have numerous benefits, but there is a downside—the proliferation of counterfeits and sales through unauthorized channels. This paper demonstrates the impact of counterfeits on electronics companies and gives solutions for finding the violators as well as a four-step roadmap for recovering revenue lost to counterfeits.
Présentation de la Société Informatique de France et la vision de son président de l'enseignement de l'informatique dans le supérieur. A l'occasion de la conférence fOSSa du 4 au 6 décembre 2012 à Lille.
Note les images proviennent de la présentation Prezi.com -> Standford. Big thanks to them.
Les communautés pour faire vivre un code, une plateforme, une infrastructure ? Connaissez-vous les douze commandements du community manager? Cette présentation sera effectuée par Stéphane Ribas qui présentera méthodes et bonnes pratiques autour de la création et la gestion de communauté. Il abordera ce thème de manière originale en parlant des douze commandements du community manager.
Stéphane est un ingénieur de recherche au sein de l'Inria, il s'occupe de conseiller les équipes de recherche à développer des communautés autour de leur projet.
Comment choisir sa licence libre pour son projet de développement logiciel et technologique dans le milieu de la recherche ?
Retour d'expérience et conseils par Stéphane Ribas.
Attention cette présentation doit être accompagné du discours! de plus, ces slides ne refléte qu'une reflexion sur les licences open source, il ne s'agit que de reflexions et opinion de son auteur et non pas d'INRIA... c'est important :-)
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Diffuser les résultats de recherche ? Comment ? Nous aurons par la suite une présentation d’Aquitaine Science Transfert (http://ast-innovations.com/, http://www.satt.fr/). Cet organisme nous expliquera leurs métiers, leurs contraintes, et nous fera part de leurs conseils et bonnes pratiques afin de diffuser et préparer la valorisation de vos résultats de recherche dans de bonnes conditions et sans stress. Cette présentation sera axée sur la pratique avant tout! Elle abordera des cas de la vie courante propre à nos instituts. Cette session sera riche d'enseignement !
Aquitaine Science Transfert est l’interlocuteur des chercheurs pour la protection, la maturation et la valorisation de leurs résultats de recherche. Elle les accueille tout au long de l’année pour étudier leurs résultats de recherche, les aider à déclarer leurs inventions et définir une stratégie de protection et de valorisation. Pour certains projets, elle investit dans la maturation technico-économique pour finaliser l’invention et réaliser un transfert sur les marchés à courte ou moyenne échéance.
Retour d’expérience sur la gestion de projet de développement logiciel et technologique. Présentation faite par Francois Pellegrini, Prof. Univ. Bordeaux, auteur de plusieurs ouvrages sur le sujet de la propriété intellectuelle autour des logiciels (surtout libre!). Il est aussi “project leader” de plusieurs logiciels ouverts et à une très grande expérience à la fois en gestion de projet et en propriété intellectuelle. Cette présentation contiendra ses retours d’expériences, ses bonnes pratiques, ses conseils, et ce qu'il ne faut surtout pas faire !
Vous aimez des cas pratiques? Pas de théorie ? Alors vous ne serez pas déçu par Francois Pellegrini.
La valorisation de logiciels de recherche au sein de l'Inria? Quels sont les bonnes pratiques pour préparer une diffusion large ? Quels sont les modèles économiques possibles et leurs licences associés ? Conseils, Retour d'expérience et bonnes pratiques par Laure Aït-Ali Le Neindre, Chef de projet transfert, partenariats et projets d'innovation.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
How to Add Chatter in the odoo 17 ERP ModuleCeline George
In Odoo, the chatter is like a chat tool that helps you work together on records. You can leave notes and track things, making it easier to talk with your team and partners. Inside chatter, all communication history, activity, and changes will be displayed.
A Strategic Approach: GenAI in EducationPeter Windle
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty, In...Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
Exploiting Artificial Intelligence for Empowering Researchers and Faculty,
International FDP on Fundamentals of Research in Social Sciences
at Integral University, Lucknow, 06.06.2024
By Dr. Vinod Kumar Kanvaria
This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
Normal Labour/ Stages of Labour/ Mechanism of LabourWasim Ak
Normal labor is also termed spontaneous labor, defined as the natural physiological process through which the fetus, placenta, and membranes are expelled from the uterus through the birth canal at term (37 to 42 weeks
Delivering Micro-Credentials in Technical and Vocational Education and TrainingAG2 Design
Explore how micro-credentials are transforming Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) with this comprehensive slide deck. Discover what micro-credentials are, their importance in TVET, the advantages they offer, and the insights from industry experts. Additionally, learn about the top software applications available for creating and managing micro-credentials. This presentation also includes valuable resources and a discussion on the future of these specialised certifications.
For more detailed information on delivering micro-credentials in TVET, visit this https://tvettrainer.com/delivering-micro-credentials-in-tvet/
Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
Executive Directors Chat Leveraging AI for Diversity, Equity, and InclusionTechSoup
Let’s explore the intersection of technology and equity in the final session of our DEI series. Discover how AI tools, like ChatGPT, can be used to support and enhance your nonprofit's DEI initiatives. Participants will gain insights into practical AI applications and get tips for leveraging technology to advance their DEI goals.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
1. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
A Free Software course for undergraduates
An experience report
Ralf Treinen
UFR Informatique
Universit´ Paris Diderot
e
treinen@pps.jussieu.fr
2. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
The course
Course given once per year since 2007
Format: 2h per week in a classroom.
Audience:
Second-year undergraduate students at Universit´ Paris-7
e
Students from all subject areas, except . . .
. . . Computer Science (they have their own course in the 4th
year)
This is one of the courses that students may take outside of
their specific curriculum.
Previous years: 6 to 20 students per year.
3. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
The course
Course given once per year since 2007
Format: 2h per week in a classroom.
Audience:
Second-year undergraduate students at Universit´ Paris-7
e
Students from all subject areas, except . . .
. . . Computer Science (they have their own course in the 4th
year)
This is one of the courses that students may take outside of
their specific curriculum.
Previous years: 6 to 20 students per year.
4. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
The course
Course given once per year since 2007
Format: 2h per week in a classroom.
Audience:
Second-year undergraduate students at Universit´ Paris-7
e
Students from all subject areas, except . . .
. . . Computer Science (they have their own course in the 4th
year)
This is one of the courses that students may take outside of
their specific curriculum.
Previous years: 6 to 20 students per year.
5. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
The course
Course given once per year since 2007
Format: 2h per week in a classroom.
Audience:
Second-year undergraduate students at Universit´ Paris-7
e
Students from all subject areas, except . . .
. . . Computer Science (they have their own course in the 4th
year)
This is one of the courses that students may take outside of
their specific curriculum.
Previous years: 6 to 20 students per year.
6. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
The course
Course given once per year since 2007
Format: 2h per week in a classroom.
Audience:
Second-year undergraduate students at Universit´ Paris-7
e
Students from all subject areas, except . . .
. . . Computer Science (they have their own course in the 4th
year)
This is one of the courses that students may take outside of
their specific curriculum.
Previous years: 6 to 20 students per year.
7. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
The course
Course given once per year since 2007
Format: 2h per week in a classroom.
Audience:
Second-year undergraduate students at Universit´ Paris-7
e
Students from all subject areas, except . . .
. . . Computer Science (they have their own course in the 4th
year)
This is one of the courses that students may take outside of
their specific curriculum.
Previous years: 6 to 20 students per year.
8. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
The course
Course given once per year since 2007
Format: 2h per week in a classroom.
Audience:
Second-year undergraduate students at Universit´ Paris-7
e
Students from all subject areas, except . . .
. . . Computer Science (they have their own course in the 4th
year)
This is one of the courses that students may take outside of
their specific curriculum.
Previous years: 6 to 20 students per year.
9. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Previous knowledge of students
Everybody uses a computer (in particular for word processing)
Very few have a completely free software installation
(GNU/Linux) on their own computer.
University computers used for teaching are FreeBSD, but
students are rarely aware of the fact that this is free.
At home, students often use isolated free software
(OpenOffice)
Wikipedia (as another free project) is more “visible” with its
particular philosophy
10. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Previous knowledge of students
Everybody uses a computer (in particular for word processing)
Very few have a completely free software installation
(GNU/Linux) on their own computer.
University computers used for teaching are FreeBSD, but
students are rarely aware of the fact that this is free.
At home, students often use isolated free software
(OpenOffice)
Wikipedia (as another free project) is more “visible” with its
particular philosophy
11. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Previous knowledge of students
Everybody uses a computer (in particular for word processing)
Very few have a completely free software installation
(GNU/Linux) on their own computer.
University computers used for teaching are FreeBSD, but
students are rarely aware of the fact that this is free.
At home, students often use isolated free software
(OpenOffice)
Wikipedia (as another free project) is more “visible” with its
particular philosophy
12. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Previous knowledge of students
Everybody uses a computer (in particular for word processing)
Very few have a completely free software installation
(GNU/Linux) on their own computer.
University computers used for teaching are FreeBSD, but
students are rarely aware of the fact that this is free.
At home, students often use isolated free software
(OpenOffice)
Wikipedia (as another free project) is more “visible” with its
particular philosophy
13. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Previous knowledge of students
Everybody uses a computer (in particular for word processing)
Very few have a completely free software installation
(GNU/Linux) on their own computer.
University computers used for teaching are FreeBSD, but
students are rarely aware of the fact that this is free.
At home, students often use isolated free software
(OpenOffice)
Wikipedia (as another free project) is more “visible” with its
particular philosophy
14. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
First part of the course: lecture (8 weeks)
Introduction
Foundation of computing (3 lectures) : programming (Logo),
issues in software engineering, operating systems, . . .
History of free software
Philosophy of free and open source software, legal aspects
(licences)
Software development in the FOSS world - the cathedral and
the bazaar
Debian as an example of a volunteer project
Economics of free software:
How is it possible to make money by publishing free software?
Why is it important for a client to buy a software solution that
is based on FOSS?
15. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
First part of the course: lecture (8 weeks)
Introduction
Foundation of computing (3 lectures) : programming (Logo),
issues in software engineering, operating systems, . . .
History of free software
Philosophy of free and open source software, legal aspects
(licences)
Software development in the FOSS world - the cathedral and
the bazaar
Debian as an example of a volunteer project
Economics of free software:
How is it possible to make money by publishing free software?
Why is it important for a client to buy a software solution that
is based on FOSS?
16. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
First part of the course: lecture (8 weeks)
Introduction
Foundation of computing (3 lectures) : programming (Logo),
issues in software engineering, operating systems, . . .
History of free software
Philosophy of free and open source software, legal aspects
(licences)
Software development in the FOSS world - the cathedral and
the bazaar
Debian as an example of a volunteer project
Economics of free software:
How is it possible to make money by publishing free software?
Why is it important for a client to buy a software solution that
is based on FOSS?
17. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
First part of the course: lecture (8 weeks)
Introduction
Foundation of computing (3 lectures) : programming (Logo),
issues in software engineering, operating systems, . . .
History of free software
Philosophy of free and open source software, legal aspects
(licences)
Software development in the FOSS world - the cathedral and
the bazaar
Debian as an example of a volunteer project
Economics of free software:
How is it possible to make money by publishing free software?
Why is it important for a client to buy a software solution that
is based on FOSS?
18. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
First part of the course: lecture (8 weeks)
Introduction
Foundation of computing (3 lectures) : programming (Logo),
issues in software engineering, operating systems, . . .
History of free software
Philosophy of free and open source software, legal aspects
(licences)
Software development in the FOSS world - the cathedral and
the bazaar
Debian as an example of a volunteer project
Economics of free software:
How is it possible to make money by publishing free software?
Why is it important for a client to buy a software solution that
is based on FOSS?
19. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
First part of the course: lecture (8 weeks)
Introduction
Foundation of computing (3 lectures) : programming (Logo),
issues in software engineering, operating systems, . . .
History of free software
Philosophy of free and open source software, legal aspects
(licences)
Software development in the FOSS world - the cathedral and
the bazaar
Debian as an example of a volunteer project
Economics of free software:
How is it possible to make money by publishing free software?
Why is it important for a client to buy a software solution that
is based on FOSS?
20. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
First part of the course: lecture (8 weeks)
Introduction
Foundation of computing (3 lectures) : programming (Logo),
issues in software engineering, operating systems, . . .
History of free software
Philosophy of free and open source software, legal aspects
(licences)
Software development in the FOSS world - the cathedral and
the bazaar
Debian as an example of a volunteer project
Economics of free software:
How is it possible to make money by publishing free software?
Why is it important for a client to buy a software solution that
is based on FOSS?
21. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
First part of the course: lecture (8 weeks)
Introduction
Foundation of computing (3 lectures) : programming (Logo),
issues in software engineering, operating systems, . . .
History of free software
Philosophy of free and open source software, legal aspects
(licences)
Software development in the FOSS world - the cathedral and
the bazaar
Debian as an example of a volunteer project
Economics of free software:
How is it possible to make money by publishing free software?
Why is it important for a client to buy a software solution that
is based on FOSS?
22. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
First part of the course: lecture (8 weeks)
Introduction
Foundation of computing (3 lectures) : programming (Logo),
issues in software engineering, operating systems, . . .
History of free software
Philosophy of free and open source software, legal aspects
(licences)
Software development in the FOSS world - the cathedral and
the bazaar
Debian as an example of a volunteer project
Economics of free software:
How is it possible to make money by publishing free software?
Why is it important for a client to buy a software solution that
is based on FOSS?
23. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
First part of the course: lecture (8 weeks)
Introduction
Foundation of computing (3 lectures) : programming (Logo),
issues in software engineering, operating systems, . . .
History of free software
Philosophy of free and open source software, legal aspects
(licences)
Software development in the FOSS world - the cathedral and
the bazaar
Debian as an example of a volunteer project
Economics of free software:
How is it possible to make money by publishing free software?
Why is it important for a client to buy a software solution that
is based on FOSS?
24. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Second part of the course: student projects (4-5 weeks)
Each student has to a small research project on a FOSS topic.
Presentation in class (about 30 minutes), plus questions from
the teacher and the class.
The teacher suggests a list of subjects, students are invited to
propose their own subject (done by about 50% of the
students)
Ideally, each students meets twice with the teacher before the
presentation to discuss literature, and structure of the talk.
Students are encouraged to be active (try to install a
software, contribute something to a free project like Wikipedia
or openstreetmap)
25. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Second part of the course: student projects (4-5 weeks)
Each student has to a small research project on a FOSS topic.
Presentation in class (about 30 minutes), plus questions from
the teacher and the class.
The teacher suggests a list of subjects, students are invited to
propose their own subject (done by about 50% of the
students)
Ideally, each students meets twice with the teacher before the
presentation to discuss literature, and structure of the talk.
Students are encouraged to be active (try to install a
software, contribute something to a free project like Wikipedia
or openstreetmap)
26. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Second part of the course: student projects (4-5 weeks)
Each student has to a small research project on a FOSS topic.
Presentation in class (about 30 minutes), plus questions from
the teacher and the class.
The teacher suggests a list of subjects, students are invited to
propose their own subject (done by about 50% of the
students)
Ideally, each students meets twice with the teacher before the
presentation to discuss literature, and structure of the talk.
Students are encouraged to be active (try to install a
software, contribute something to a free project like Wikipedia
or openstreetmap)
27. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Second part of the course: student projects (4-5 weeks)
Each student has to a small research project on a FOSS topic.
Presentation in class (about 30 minutes), plus questions from
the teacher and the class.
The teacher suggests a list of subjects, students are invited to
propose their own subject (done by about 50% of the
students)
Ideally, each students meets twice with the teacher before the
presentation to discuss literature, and structure of the talk.
Students are encouraged to be active (try to install a
software, contribute something to a free project like Wikipedia
or openstreetmap)
28. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Second part of the course: student projects (4-5 weeks)
Each student has to a small research project on a FOSS topic.
Presentation in class (about 30 minutes), plus questions from
the teacher and the class.
The teacher suggests a list of subjects, students are invited to
propose their own subject (done by about 50% of the
students)
Ideally, each students meets twice with the teacher before the
presentation to discuss literature, and structure of the talk.
Students are encouraged to be active (try to install a
software, contribute something to a free project like Wikipedia
or openstreetmap)
29. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Example projects
Richard Stallman and the FSF
LIMUX (Linux migration of the city of Munich)
Presentation of particular free software projects (OpenOffice,
Firefox, various games, various audio and video software).
Popular with students when they can talk about the software
they use for their hobby
Distributions : Redhat, Mandriva, Ubuntu, . . .
Software Patents
Other free projects : Wikipedia, wikitravel, openstreetmap, . . .
Social aspects : Women in Free Software
30. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Example projects
Richard Stallman and the FSF
LIMUX (Linux migration of the city of Munich)
Presentation of particular free software projects (OpenOffice,
Firefox, various games, various audio and video software).
Popular with students when they can talk about the software
they use for their hobby
Distributions : Redhat, Mandriva, Ubuntu, . . .
Software Patents
Other free projects : Wikipedia, wikitravel, openstreetmap, . . .
Social aspects : Women in Free Software
31. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Example projects
Richard Stallman and the FSF
LIMUX (Linux migration of the city of Munich)
Presentation of particular free software projects (OpenOffice,
Firefox, various games, various audio and video software).
Popular with students when they can talk about the software
they use for their hobby
Distributions : Redhat, Mandriva, Ubuntu, . . .
Software Patents
Other free projects : Wikipedia, wikitravel, openstreetmap, . . .
Social aspects : Women in Free Software
32. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Example projects
Richard Stallman and the FSF
LIMUX (Linux migration of the city of Munich)
Presentation of particular free software projects (OpenOffice,
Firefox, various games, various audio and video software).
Popular with students when they can talk about the software
they use for their hobby
Distributions : Redhat, Mandriva, Ubuntu, . . .
Software Patents
Other free projects : Wikipedia, wikitravel, openstreetmap, . . .
Social aspects : Women in Free Software
33. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Example projects
Richard Stallman and the FSF
LIMUX (Linux migration of the city of Munich)
Presentation of particular free software projects (OpenOffice,
Firefox, various games, various audio and video software).
Popular with students when they can talk about the software
they use for their hobby
Distributions : Redhat, Mandriva, Ubuntu, . . .
Software Patents
Other free projects : Wikipedia, wikitravel, openstreetmap, . . .
Social aspects : Women in Free Software
34. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Example projects
Richard Stallman and the FSF
LIMUX (Linux migration of the city of Munich)
Presentation of particular free software projects (OpenOffice,
Firefox, various games, various audio and video software).
Popular with students when they can talk about the software
they use for their hobby
Distributions : Redhat, Mandriva, Ubuntu, . . .
Software Patents
Other free projects : Wikipedia, wikitravel, openstreetmap, . . .
Social aspects : Women in Free Software
35. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Example projects
Richard Stallman and the FSF
LIMUX (Linux migration of the city of Munich)
Presentation of particular free software projects (OpenOffice,
Firefox, various games, various audio and video software).
Popular with students when they can talk about the software
they use for their hobby
Distributions : Redhat, Mandriva, Ubuntu, . . .
Software Patents
Other free projects : Wikipedia, wikitravel, openstreetmap, . . .
Social aspects : Women in Free Software
36. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Stocktaking
This is a course that is demanding (a lot of interaction), but
nice to give.
The students are interested by the course (one needs to keep
the right non-technical level).
The most interesting part for everybody is the project phase
(which provides a natural limit on the class size)
37. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Stocktaking
This is a course that is demanding (a lot of interaction), but
nice to give.
The students are interested by the course (one needs to keep
the right non-technical level).
The most interesting part for everybody is the project phase
(which provides a natural limit on the class size)
38. A Free Software course for undergraduatesAn experience report
Stocktaking
This is a course that is demanding (a lot of interaction), but
nice to give.
The students are interested by the course (one needs to keep
the right non-technical level).
The most interesting part for everybody is the project phase
(which provides a natural limit on the class size)