[TOS] Introduction & Open Source Course

[Cody Van De Mark (RIT Student)]

I would be interested in teaching it, but I don't think I am able to teach
before completing my masters. I would really like to see it offered and
improved though. I'd be happy to see any college find use the materials,
either individually or as a full course.

After I graduate, I would like to be an adjunct professor for the course
(ideally at RIT or other universities in Rochester, if I am in the area).

I moved the course into the "big list" on tos. Thanks for the help. :)

Thank you,
Cody Van De Mark
cav5343 at rit.edu



On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 1:23 PM, Mel Chua <mel at purdue.edu> wrote:

> Since then, I have written a course on open source software development
>> and development on Linux systems. It is a semester long course
>> containing labs, lectures, homeworks, an exam and answer keys. All of
>> the materials I wrote are licensed to creative commons (BY-SA) and LGPL.
>>
>
> This looks great, Cody -- thanks for posting it! Do you have any plans to
> teach this class in the future?
>
>  Professor Stephen Jacobs suggested that I add the materials to the
>> "review pending" section of the teachingopensource.org
>> <http://teachingopensource.org**> teaching materials catalogue.
>>
>>
>> I have now added the materials, but I was wondering what it takes to
>> move the materials up into the "big list".
>>
>
> I'd say they look ready to just edit into the "big list"'s wiki page --
> feel free to go ahead and do that if you like. :)
>
> --Mel
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