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• TeamMeeting 2013 01 Notes
  This document contains lightly edited notes taken on-the-fly during a team meeting. * Lots of students working on HFOSS projects in collaboration with professionals
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• Blog Activity
  # Explain the purpose of a blog. ...d similar institutions account for an increasing quantity of blog traffic. The rise of Twitter and other "microblogging" systems helps integrate MABs and
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• HFOSS Projects
  ...HFOSS and FOSS applications that could possibly support student projects. The projects are at various levels of maturity and have a range of complexity. ...s list. Use this page as a starting point, but conduct your own search of the Web as well. Using a Web search engine, and searching for projects in majo
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• Related Efforts
  This page contains pointers to projects that have something in common with the foss2serve effort to help students contribute to HFOSS. * [http://www.socialcoding4good.org/ Social Coding 4 Good] - Connected to Benetech. "Every day, there are thousands of people using technology to
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• Mello-Stark - SE Labs (Proposal)
  ...on the benefits and rewards of working on humanitarian software projects. The labs also enhance student knowledge of open source software development too ...e design or development practices. This is the first time the majority of the students work in groups (3-4) on a software project.
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• Doroodchi - Software Development (Proposal)
  ...ajor learning environment. These hands-on modules will educate students on the benefits and rewards of working on open source in general and humanitarian ...roup project and it is expected that some teams do their final projects in the direction of FOSSE.
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• OpenMRS Security Assessment 2
  Students interview members of the OpenMRS community to gather information for the security assessment. ... security design principles, database-specific security considerations and the risk assessment process. They also need an introductory knowledge of using
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• Requirements Analysis
  ... computing), and explain a timeline of how a requirement progressed across the life of a particular feature. Students should be familiar with:
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• Stage 2 Activities/Stage 3 Planning - Capstone
  === Course targeted for the activity === === Brief description of the activity ===
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