POSSE California CS Planning

From Teaching Open Source

Jump to: navigation, search

Contents

[edit] Current status

We are definitely go for POSSE CA. We have a hosting commitment from Red Hat in Mountain view.

There will be one. (Not two.) It will be CS-focused.

We'll use Fedora as a foundation, but if Alolita can get a Mozilla person in for a week (or someone from another project, etc) we'll tilt the flavor that way to get some diversity into the projects with POSSE experiences.

Date: 05 to 09 July

Room: everyone will bring their own laptops (laptop cart == bonus points, so we can install stuff ahead of time and attendees don't have to worry about it), room needs movable tables + chairs, whiteboards, projector.

Next check-in: Monday, 8am CA time, 11am BOS time, #teachingopensource.

One thing we didn't bring up, in case it matters: attendance cap I'd like to set at 30, since there are 3 of us we can handle a larger class than normal.

[edit] Recruiting

[edit] Karsten's recruiting plan

This is the plan I'm following; you are welcome to adapt for yourself. If you have any suggestions, please email them to me instead of changing this plan directly. --Quaid 21:43, 27 April 2010 (UTC)

  1. Write up a standard email to send around - User:Quaid/POSSE Cali 2010 CS recruiting email:
    • What the program is, who would be interested.
    • URL for the event.
    • Link to community@redhat.com to apply for POSSE.
    • Please forward to CS/CE/EE instructors you know at any level (community college, private, public, CSU, UC, etc.).
  2. Contact groups: The main list is at POSSE California CS - Recruiting contacts, but here are other general areas we're looking at.
    • LUGs, JUGs, other technical user groups
      • SVLUG
      • SMAUG (done)
      • santacruzgeeks.org (done)
      • BAY-LISA
      • Rick Moen for suggestions?
      • BALUG
      • LUGOD
      • http://linuxmafia.com/bale/
        Pull from list
    • CLS list(s) (done)
    • Direct personal networking
      Facebook for friends with connections
      Jeff Sheltren contacts

[edit] School contact information

* ''School''
*: ''Contact(s)''
*: ''POSSE Point of Contact''
  • CMU SV
    Contact(s)
    Alolita
  • SFSU
    Contact(s)
    Mel
  • UCSB
    Contact(s)
    POSSE Point of Contact
  • UCSC
    Contact(s)
    POSSE Point of Contact
  • CSU San Jose
    Contact(s)
    POSSE Point of Contact
  • Stanford
    Contact(s)
    POSSE Point of Contact
  • CSU Hayward?
    Contact(s)
    POSSE Point of Contact
  • University of Phoenix?
    Contact(s)
    POSSE Point of Contact
  • Foothill College
    Contact(s)
    POSSE Point of Contact
  • CSU East Bay
    Contact(s) http://www.sci.csueastbay.edu/mathcs/
    POSSE Point of Contact
  • Cabrillo College
    Contact(s)
    Karsten
  • Contact(s)
    POSSE Point of Contact



  • Contact(s)
    POSSE Point of Contact
  • Contact(s)
    POSSE Point of Contact

[edit] Meeting minutes

[edit] Agenda

For our next meeting.

  • Location confirmed?
  • Dates: Early start (May) for CS POSSE is OK, drifting into June is less OK if Mel needs to come to CA. Is pushing later in the summer for the Design POSSE an option?
  • #Sponsorship
  • teaching load: sit down and divide things up, adjusting syllabus as needed
  • Participant recruitment: Once back, Karsten and Alolita can meet with profs at various campuses for them to participate. We should put together a list of campuses

[edit] Sponsorship

  • Instructor costs: RH
  • Location costs:
  • Equipment/VMs:
  • Attendee costs: Attendees (do we have an estimate for lodging etc. they'll have to find or cover?)
  • Thursday dinner: RH
  • Sunday mixer:
  • Swag: RH
  • Writing and sending press release: Collaborative Gobby sprint, then take to our respective PR departments
  • Managing media/publicity during the event
  • Documentation during/after the event:
  • Recruitment of professors:
  • Recruitment of guests:

[edit] Instructors

  • Mel Chua
  • Alolita Sharma (first-time)
  • Karsten Wade (first-time)

[edit] Syllabus planning

This is a draft. Please feel free to edit.

[edit] Monday

  • What is Open Source - Alolita
  • Our teaching/learning model for the week - Mel
  • Communication tools - Karsten
  • IRC/wiki lab - Karsten

[edit] Tuesday

  • Getting and building source -
  • RPM packaging basics - Mel and Karsten
  • Packaging lab - Mel and Karsten

[edit] Wednesday

  • Bugzilla basics -
  • Searching and patching code - Karsten
  • Bugfixing lab -

[edit] Thursday

  • Debugging and testing -
  • Collaborative development (all of the above... in a team!) -
  • Student project case studies - Mel
  • BBQ dinner

[edit] Friday

  • Teaching Open Source: taking this back to your schools - Mel

[edit] Schools to recruit at

  • CMU (Alolita)
  • Stanford (Mel)
  • SFSU (Mel)

[edit] Budget

Description Budget Spent
Instructor stipend $0
Instructor travel $1300 = $500 (flight from Boston, Mel - Alolita and Karsten are local) + $800 (rental car, Mel)
Instructor lodging $800 (6 nights hotel, Mel - Alolita and Karsten are local)
Instructor expenses $540 ($30/day * 3 people * 6 days)
Tech guru travel $300 (flight from Kansas)
Tech guru lodging $800 (6 nights hotel)
Tech guru expenses $180 ($30/day * 6 days)
Opening night dinner $300
Graduation night dinner $600
Total $4820