[Campus-morris-staff] summary of projects and mentors

[Elena Machkasova]

I understand, and given that you are using Angular in Software Design, 
it makes perfect sense for you to be doing it.

It would be great to have a python-based project, though, given that 
Data Structures students don't yet know Java that well, and most of them 
came from a python-based intro.

Does anyone have a project in mind? It doesn't have to be large. I don't 
know python, so don't look at me :-)

Thanks!

Elena

On 9/10/2014 10:48 PM, Kristin Lamberty wrote:
> I really want to be part of the open source Angular directive since 
> that kind of thing is directly relevant to a course I'm teaching, and 
> I don't know much about it. Would that be alright? I know I'm a 
> mentor. I can help with the stuff that I know a lot more about, but I 
> don't actually know that much about the JES project other than that I 
> use it to teach a course.
> -KK
>
> On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 10:44 PM, Elena Machkasova 
> <elenam at morris.umn.edu <mailto:elenam at morris.umn.edu>> wrote:
>
>     Dear mentors,
>
>     thanks for excellent project suggestions! This is a cool selection
>     which supports a variety of languages and skills.  I will try to
>     summarize what we currently have and identify mentors who will be
>     leading these projects. Feel free to suggest more or volunteer to
>     help out with the ones already suggested (in particular, Jim is
>     currently listed on two projects; can use some help there).
>
>     Many thanks!
>
>     Elena
>
>       * Suggested by Jim Hall, Java, mid-level?
>         http://sourceforge.net/projects/senetgame/ Elena will meet
>         with Jim about this project and will be guiding it. There may
>         also be artwork associated with this project, for
>         non-programmers.
>       * Suggested by Jim Hall, FreeDOS Wiki
>         <http://www.freedos.org/wiki/> cleanup projects, no
>         programming background required.
>       * Suggested by Jim Hall, PHP: cleaning up the FreeDOS News page
>         <http://www.freedos.org/news/>
>       * Noah and Benjamin, Joe Einertson volunteered to help: an open
>         source directive <https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/directive>
>         for AngularJS. Javascript, fairly high level?
>       * KK Lamberty: JES project, python - would need to know a bit
>         more of specifics, probably?
>
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