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Kiranmai Bellam
Kiranmai Bellam is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Prairie View A & M University. Her research interests are in Engineering education, Mobile Application Development and Energy Efficient Storage Systems. She is currently serving as a PI on NSF HBCU Target Infusion project, titled "Fostering Innovation and Excellence in Computing Systems: Establishing an Innovative Systems Laboratory".
IRC Chat
How do people interact? Interaction is very similar to online chat except for the keywords that are used for specific purpose
What is the pattern of communication? I did not see a specific pattern, everyone has equal opportunity to ask questions or answer questions
Are there any terms that seem to have special meaning? All the meetbot commands;#startmeeting, #topic, #info, #action..
Can you make any other observations? Using the IRC for the first time. It looks very interesting. Heard of the meetbot for the first time, like the idea
HFOSS Project IRC Observations
Unfortunately I missed the IRC 1 meeting, but did go through all the logs and summary from the meetings. I have a basic understanding of how IRC works and how people interact.
The Sugar Labs Project
Community
Commonalities: All three teams use same IRC channel for communication.
Distinct: Activity team as opposed to other two teams is more structured and action oriented.
Tracker
Tickets are primarily categorized by priority in the descending order. Ticket also specifies how it effects the code, making it easy to categorize based on the urgency. The information specified on each ticket provides more information on the bug.
Repository
Project uses a web-based common repository called Gitorious
Release cycle
Roadmap is updated at the beginning of each release cycle by the release team. Hence release cycle follows the dates on road map
The Sahana Eden Project
Sahana Eden teams did not follow a very strict framework. Information needed for novice contributors is listed out in details. Unlike Sugar labs website the coordinatirs and contributors are not listed on the website
