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Google Summer of Code Introductory Presentation Slides created by Kathiravelu Pradeeban. Pradeeban is currently a mentor for AbiWord. He was also a student mentored by AbiWord and OMII-UK, in 2009 and 2010, respectively..

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February 28 th – March11 th : Organizations apply.

March 18 th : List of Accepted Organizations.

March 18 th - 27 th : Students discussing project ideas.

March 28 th – April 8 th : Students application period.

July 11 th – July 15 th : Mid Evaluations.

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Aug 30 th – Begin Code Submission to Google.

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3. Before you begin..

4. Organization?

5. Right Project?

6. Shout!

7. Apply.

8. Code.

9. Conclude/Continue.

10. What Else?

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13. Mid-Evaluations.

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15. An awesome tshirt and gifts!

16. {500, 2250, 2250} USD.

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19. 595 universities.

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21. Success rate – 88%

22. Google Open Source Blog on GSoC

23. GSoC Student Guide

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27. February 28 th – March11 th : Organizations apply.

28. March 18 th : List of Accepted Organizations.

29. March 18 th - 27 th : Students discussing project ideas.

30. March 28 th – April 8 th : Students application period.

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32. July 11 th – July 15 th : Mid Evaluations.

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35. Aug 29 th – Final Results.

36. Aug 30 th – Begin Code Submission to Google.

37.

38. Get your basics right.

39. Netiquettes.

40. Sign up to the lists.

41. Join the relevant channel.

42.

43. Microsoft Visual Studio, Anjuta, ..

44.

45. Research (google.. ;)) before asking.

46. Be helpful to others.

47. Be ethical; respect.

48. NO CAPS! ( UNLESS YOU ARE SHOUTING! )

49. Don't take messages personally.

50. Dn't snd ur sms msgs to thrds or lsts.

51. Language/English

52.

53. Avoid HTML mails.

54. No [URGENT]/[IMPORTANT] tags.

55. No unnecessary attachments.

56. No Cross Posting.

57. Don't hijack threads.

58.

59. Refer to others using their irc nick.

60. Don't expect immediate replies; wait.

61.

62.

63. 175 Last year!

64. New Organizations.

65. Google as the mentoring organization.

66. Introduce GSoC to an organization (Sounds Smart!).

67.

68.

69.

70.

71.

72.

73.

74. Assist other students!!!

75.

76. Check the list archives and the project wikis and web sites.

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78. Choose the right project.

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81. Preferences!

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83. Communicate often.

84. Ask questions.

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87. First Name or Preferred calling name.

88.

89. Be visible!

90. Be responsive!

91. Be quick!

92.

93. Use the project's wiki or site for draft proposal, if applicable.

94. Get mentor's opinion and improve.

95.

96. attend to them.

97.

98. Stick to the organization's template.

99. Abstract.

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101. Why do you fit? Your skill sets.

102. List of the patches (if any) you have submitted.

103.

104. Can also be given along with the time line.

105.

106. Break upto periods of 3 - 4 days.

107. Testing takes time.

108. Don't be over-optimistic.

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111. Email:

112. Project Title:

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115. When can you begin work?

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123. Keep touch with the developers.

124. Users.

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126. Coding styles and coding guide lines.

127. Start with simple hacks.

128. Understand the project idea more.

129. Come up with a design.

130.

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133. Plan for the mid and final evaluations early, with the mentor.

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138. Stipend?

139. Student?

140. Country/Location?

141.

142. Ubiquiti RouterStation UI/Firmware

143. Wesnoth Summer Art Scholarship

144. Umit Summer of Code (USoC)

145. Season of KDE (SoK)

146. The OpenMRS Internship Program (OIP)

147. Joomla! Student Outreach Program

148. Ruby Summer of Code

149.

150. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Summer_coding_ideas_for_2011

151.

152. PhpMyAdmin

153. Kubuntu

154. DocBook Wiki

155. [Refer to the projects list of 2011 of the organizations till the GSoC 2012 is announced.]

156.

157. GSoC-2011 Accepted Organizations

158. GSoC Student Guide

159. Proposal [Pradeeban] - GSoC 2009 AbiWord

160. Proposal [Pradeeban] - GSoC 2010 OMII-UK/OGSA-DAI

161. Proposal [Konstantin] - GSoC 2006 Drupal

162.

163.

164.

165. [email_address]

166. #abiword at irc.gnome.org

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