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Broadening Participation through Scaffolded Sustained FOSS Engagement in an Undergraduate Computing Curriculum

About this Project

This project is part of the 2020 GNOME Community Engagement Challenge and meant for use by the Broadening Participation through Scaffolded Sustained FOSS Engagement in an Undergraduate Computing Curriculum team, Challenge organizers, and Challenge judges.

The 2020 GNOME Community Engagement Challenge is a three-part challenge created in partnership with Endless. The Challenge encourages individuals or teams to create stimulating ideas that will connect the next generation of coders to the FOSS community and keep them involved for years to come. Learn more about the Challenge.

Broadening Participation through Scaffolded Sustained FOSS Engagement in an Undergraduate Computing Curriculum

Broadening Participation through Scaffolded Sustained FOSS Engagement in an Undergraduate Computing Curriculumredesigns an undergraduate computing curriculum, infusing it with FOSS and computing for the greater good, making both an intrinsic part about how future computing professionals think about their work and their world. A collection of open educational materials and course modules will be developed that engage students in sustained FOSS participation, from their first course through their senior capstone.

How to Use this Project

Members of the Broadening Participation through Scaffolded Sustained FOSS Engagement in an Undergraduate Computing Curriculum team should use this GitLab project to enter their Phase 2 submissions. For this phase, we ask you to submit a proof of concept for your project. Your proof of concept can be a working prototype, project examples, and/or documentation demonstrating your concept.

  • All code-based projects should store their code and assets in the repository of this project.
  • All non-code projects should upload all relevant materials as PDF or jpeg files to the project repository.

All Phase 2 submissions must be added to this folder by Nov 2, 2020, at or before 23:59 UTC.

Please contact cechallenge@gnome.org prior to the deadline if you have any questions or issues.