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Josh Dehlinger is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at Towson University. Before joining Towson University in 2008, he was a Research Associate in the Charles L. Brown Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at The University of Virginia. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Iowa State University in 2007 working under the advisement of Dr. Robyn Lutz.

Part A, Part 1, Activity 4: Introduction to IRC - Walk through of IRC Conversation

How do people interact? Interaction is quite informal, conversational and concise.

What is the pattern of communication? The pattern of communication follows a typical stand-up meeting in Scrum where each developer talks about: 1. What did I accomplish; 2. What obstacles are impeding my progress; and, 3. What will I work on next. Clearly, in this meeting Darci is the coordinator/project manager since she is leading the meeting and keeping it focused.

Are there any terms that seem to have special meaning? There are several IRC meetbot specific terms that have special meeting, including #topic, #info, #action and #link. There are also some notation to indicate non-verbal types of communication, including name: to direct a comment to a person (i.e., equivalent to the Twitter version of @name).

Part A, Part 3, Activity 3: Introduction to IRC - Join and Observe Channel Discussion

Summarize your observations of a selected HFOSS project(s). Between 7/18/15 - 7/20/15, I observed the #foss2serve, #openmrs and #ushahidi IRC channels using the Kiwi IRC web application. During this period, there was very little / no activity on both the #foss2serve and #openmrs channels, but the #openmrs channel was somewhat active with most of the messages seeming to be automated bot messages from a build/repository/issue tracker agent indicating pull requests were made, commits were made or files changed.

Part A, Part 6, Activity 4: Anatomy of a FOSS Project - Guided Tour: Sugar Labs Project

Activity Team - develops and maintains many of the activities available for Sugar; recruits, mentors and supports folks who develop Sugar activities
Development Team - implements, builds and maintains the core Sugar environment; works with the Design Team
Documentation Team - provides the Sugar community with high quality documentation, including learners' manuals, programming references, and tutorials

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 * ''Summarize your observations of a selected HFOSS project(s).'' Between 7/18/15 - 7/20/15, I observed the #foss2serve, #openmrs and #ushahidi IRC channels using the [https://kiwiirc.com Kiwi IRC] web application. During this period, there was very little / no activity on both the #foss2serve and #openmrs channels, but the #openmrs channel was somewhat active with most of the messages seeming to be automated bot messages from a build/repository/issue tracker agent indicating pull requests were made, commits were made or files changed.
+'''Part A, Part 6, Activity 4: [http://foss2serve.org/index.php/Project_Anatomy_Activity Anatomy of a FOSS Project] - Guided Tour: Sugar Labs Project'''
+* ''Activity Team'' - develops and maintains many of the activities available for Sugar; recruits, mentors and supports folks who develop Sugar activities
+* ''Development Team'' - implements, builds and maintains the core Sugar environment; works with the [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Design_Team Design Team]
+* '' Documentation Team'' - provides the Sugar community with high quality documentation, including learners' manuals, programming references, and tutorials