Session
Interns for Open Source (IFOS): Bridging Academia and Real-World Open Source Contributions
This session introduces Interns for Open Source (IFOS), a program designed to give undergrad and graduate students in Computer and Information Sciences practical, hands-on experience with open source projects for academic credit. Over a 10-week period, students apply theoretical knowledge to real-world challenges, contributing to open source projects through issue tracking and pull requests. This unbiased feedback from new users is invaluable, providing fresh perspectives and rigorous testing for open source projects. Attendees will learn about the program structure, benefits for students and open source communities, and how to get involved.
Andy Anderson
IBM Research, KubeStellar Community Maintainer
Stamford, Connecticut, United States
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