User:Fsiddiqui
Farhan Siddiqui is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Dickinson College in Pennsylvania. Dickinson is a liberal arts institution that offers undergraduate degree in various disciplines.
Dr. Siddiqui teaches a range of Computer Science courses including entry-level programming, advanced object oriented programming, networking, operating systems, and programming languages (imperative, functional, as well as declarative programming paradigms).
Dr. Siddiqui’s scholarly interests are in Computer Science Education, and Computer Networking with a focus on Wireless Networks, Sensor Networks, and the Internet of Things.
Sugar Labs Project Review
Roles applicable for my students include developer and content writer.
Commonalities across roles: It appears like all roles require participants to perform some type of pedagogy and communication. Educators explain and clarify complex ideas, content writers use their technical knowledge to provide documentation, a people person uses his/her people skills to create awareness about this project among people and encourages them to participate. Developers communicate by writing code, and a designer communicates via images and other state-of-the art graphics tools. Translators communicate to provide the technical knowledge to people in other languages.
Differences between roles: The methodology of implementing pedagogy and communication varies in each role.
In order to submit a bug, one needs to go to the correct Github repository. Then click on the Issues tab. The button called “New Issue” on the Issues tab should be used for logging a new issue and then clicking the “Submit New Issue” tab submits the issue.
The type of tickets include defect, enhancement, and task. Each ticket has a ticket number, summary, status, owner, priority, and milestone.
The date of the last commit is April 29, 2018.
The development team’s roadmap is updated at the beginning of each release cycle by the release team.
Sahana Eden Project Review
The Sahana bug tracker has a number of categories . The categories include active tickets, active tickets by version, milestone, by owner, recently fixed bugs, old bugs, etc.
The types of tickets under the active tickets link include defect, documentation, enhancement and task. Other information associated with each ticket includes the summary, component, version, priority, owner, status and date created.
The last commit was on May 4, 2018.
The releases page provides information about the various released versions, number of tickets for each (active and closed), and key features of each version.
