Changes between Version 285 and Version 286 of Developer/OpenProjects

Timestamp:

02/06/13 21:20:36 (11 years ago)

Author:

Gedare

Comment:

/* Overview */

Developer/OpenProjects

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 Most of these projects will take between a few weeks and a few months of effort by a person who is familiar with the general use of GNU/Linux
-and GNU tools.  Some of these projects may consist of multiple steps, and we try to define short steps and subtasks for larger projects. Many RTEMS projects are done as student or volunteer efforts, so projects must be relatively small or divided into steps that can be completed and committed individually. Our mentors have lots of experience in defining useful suitably-sized projects and we try to identify projects that we think are beyond the scope of an SOC.
+and GNU tools.  Many RTEMS projects are done as student or volunteer efforts, so we try to define small projects or subtasks that can be completed and committed individually.
+Most of the projects are feasible as a [wiki:GSoC  Summer of Code] project.  Since some projects have multiple steps, students should work with prospective mentors to define the scope of work in their proposal.  Similarly, some projects might be a starting point for a class project or graduate thesis.
 
-Most of the projects are feasible as a [wiki:GSoC  Summer of Code] project.  Since some projects have multiple steps, students should work with prospective mentors to determine how many steps to undertake.  Similarly, some projects might be a starting point for a class project or graduate thesis.
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-The order of projects in the list does not reflect their importance, difficulty, or feasibility. Our project list is not exclusive: if you have an idea please ask the RTEMS community if your idea is good. Ask on the project's [wiki:TBR/Website/RTEMSMailingLists mailing list] or [wiki:Developer/IRC IRC channel]; many developers sit in IRC and check it (and their email) infrequently throughout the day, so be patient!
+The order of projects in the list does not reflect their importance, difficulty, or feasibility. Our project list is not exclusive: if you have an idea, solicit feedback from the project's [wiki:TBR/Website/RTEMSMailingLists mailing list] or [wiki:Developer/IRC IRC channel]; many developers sit in IRC and check it (and their email) infrequently throughout the day, so be patient!
 
 '''If you have a new project add it to the appropriate list below, link to a wiki page that follows the recommended [wiki:TBR/Review/OpenProjectTemplate  Open Project Template], and briefly (1-2 sentences) summarize the project and how it will improve RTEMS.'''