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--- ucosp [2011/04/18 20:25] – bil
+++ ucosp [2012/03/30 03:17] (current) – dymond
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 ====== UCOSP ======
-**UCOSP projects DO NOT run in the summer. However, if you are considering enrolling in CSE 4080 in the fall, read on.
+Students interested in pursuing a CSE 4080 project in software development are invited to apply to be part of a [[http://ucosp.ca|UCOSP]] project. You will work on a real open source system as one of several team members. For more information, see [[http://ucosp.ca/for-students/|here]]. These projects are not proffered in the Summer term.
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-Students interested in pursuing a CSE 4080 project in software development are invited to apply to be part of a [[http://ucosp.ca|UCOSP]] project. You will work on a real open source system as one of several team members. For more information, see [[http://ucosp.ca/for-students/|here]].
 In order to be eligible for a UCOSP project, you will need to fulfill the following prerequisites:
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 **Q:** What software skills are needed?
-**A:** Each project will list these. See some of the [[http://ucosp.ca/winter-2011-projects|current project descriptions]] as an example.
+**A:** Each project will list these. See some of the [[http://ucosp.ca/fall-2011-projects/|current project descriptions]] as an example.
-**Q:** How does this work? Is there lectures? Or do we work on our own and meet the team members on a regular basis?
+**Q:** How does this work? Are there lectures? Or do we work on our own and meet the team members on a regular basis?
-**A:** There's no lectures. You work on your own but communicate regularly with the project leader and the other team members. There is one physical meeting in the first half of the term where the team meets in the same place for a whole weekend to get to know each other and figure out exactly what the different members will do.
+**A:** There are no lectures. You work on your own but communicate regularly with the project leader and the other team members. There is one physical meeting in the first half of the term where the team meets in the same place for a whole weekend to get to know each other and figure out exactly what the different members will do.
 **Q:** Who evaluates the student's performance on the project? What is the marking scheme?