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Introduction
Possible projects for Google Summer of Code can be find in different locations.
- You can also come up with your own ideas
Please include the following in your proposal:
- A detailed description or design document of your project proposal
- A approximate schedule/time-line
- A short list with descriptions of past projects that you have participated in
- Short introduction of yourself
- Contact information
Some selection criteria
- Proposals are longer than a few sentences
- The proposal is written in good and understandable English
- The student knows the appropriate programming language(s)
- The student is familiar with the process of creating software
The following are conditions that result in automatic rejection:
- Google has specified that groups are not allowed. Individuals only.
Contact list
- Spring forum
- IRC at Freenode in channel #taspring or at Quakenet in channel #sy
- On Springs lobby server in channel #sy
Please read Google's Summer of Code FAQ for more informations.
