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GSoC-2019-Preparation

A series of tasks for the students of MEC to progressively improve their skills and aim for Google Summer of Code. To know more contact [email protected]

Instructions

  • Task #1: Figuring out your dream organizations
  • Task #2: Updating the same in this repository

Go to GSoC Organizations of 2018 page and choose the ones that best align with:

  1. Your interest in the idea or
  2. The skills you have presently (optional but preferable)

When you are done, do the following steps:

  1. Understand how Git and GitHub works. Here is a good resource
  2. Clone this repository onto your local machine
  3. Select the folder of your year(1st Year/2nd Year/3rd Year)
  4. Make a new folder with your name in the form eg: SAM B GEORGE
  5. Within this folder, make another folder called "Organization"
  6. In this new folder, make a text file of the form <yourname_ORG.txt> eg: Sam_ORG.txt
  7. In this text file, enter the following details
    • Organization #1: Name
    • Technologies involved for this organization
    • Interest level (between 1 and 10) [NOTE: 1 - Not keen about the idea, do not have time, 10 - Love the idea, can invest time]
    • Knowledge level (between 1 and 10) [NOTE: 1 - Have no knowledge about the technology, 10 - Have extensive experience in that tech]
    • Why do you want to apply for this organization?
    • What if this organization rejects your application next year? How will you respond?
    • What if this organization does not return for GSoC 2019? Would your effort be in vain?
  8. Repeat the above format for how many ever organizations you have selected
  9. At the end of the document, mention how many hours per week can you put in for preparation in this organization on an average (consider all your other activities and how you can balance it to find time for this)
  10. Once done, commit and submit a pull request to the original source code in GitHub
  11. Wait for the mentors to review your applications.

Congratulations on completing task #1!