[OpenAFS-devel] application for gsoc2010[ Cooperative caching ]
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Fri, 2 Apr 2010 21:26:24 +0800
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a.. Name: YangFeng=20
a.. College/University: Nanjing university of astronautics and =
aeronautics=20
a.. Course/Major: computer science=20
a.. Degree Program: M, Sc.=20
a.. Email: yangfeng@nuaa.edu.cn
1. You may not have a second job when working on OpenAFS GSoC. We =
expect a minimum of 30 hours a week of dedicated work on your project. =
It is likely that you will need to spend more time than that when you =
include the time spent communicating with your mentor(s), and on =
developing new skills necessary to complete your project.
ANS: I think I can offer 40 hours an week when working on OpenAFS. =
Last year, I have an internship in a anti-virus cooperation and the time =
can be assured.
2. You must have excellent network connectivity on a regular basis. It =
is extremely hard to develop for a distributed network file system =
without access to the Internet. In particular, you need to be able to =
access source code repositories, Kerberos KDCs for authentication, and =
OpenAFS services. This will require that a broad range of both tcp and =
udp ports be open for access to the external world. If you are =
dependent upon your University's network and they firewall access to the =
outside world, it may be very difficult for you to work on OpenAFS. =
Access to Jabber conference rooms and IRC for communication with your =
mentors and the community are critical.
ANS: My network is 1.5M, so the connection is ok.
3. You must know how to compile a C program and use a debugger at a =
rudimentary level. For Linux, gcc and gdb. For Windows, Visual Studio =
2005.
ANS: My major is computer science and now I am a master student. I =
have solid knowledge in C and C++. I have experience in programming =
under Linux and windows. For Linux, I use emacs, gdb and gcc. For win, I =
use vs2005.
4. The time that our mentors spend working with you on a GSoC project is =
extremely valuable. The majority of our mentors are undertaking that =
role in addition to full time employment. Please make the most of their =
time. If you are having a problem, tell us about it as soon as possible =
so that it can be addressed. If you promise to deliver something, do so =
or warn your mentor as soon as you know that you will miss the promised =
delivery date. If your mentor is not available, ask on the IRC channel =
or the Jabber conference room, and other members of the community will =
be happy to help. We will do all we can to make GSoC a success for you, =
if you put in the effort at the work and the communication, but we will =
fail you if you're not putting that effort in.
ANS: During internship experience, I worked under a mentor undertook =
full time job and I had a very harmony time with my mentor. Time is one =
of the most valuable resource for software developer.
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<LI>Degree Program: M, Sc.=20
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developing=20
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It is extremely hard to develop for a distributed network file system =
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access=20
source code repositories, Kerberos KDCs for authentication, and OpenAFS=20
services. This will require that a broad range of both tcp and udp =
ports=20
be open for access to the external world. If you are dependent =
upon your=20
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may be=20
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conference=20
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critical.</DIV>
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rudimentary level. For Linux, gcc and gdb. For Windows, =
Visual=20
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extremely valuable. The majority of our mentors are undertaking that =
role in=20
addition to full time employment. Please make the most of their time. If =
you are=20
having a problem, tell us about it as soon as possible so that it can be =
addressed. If you promise to deliver something, do so or warn your =
mentor=20
as soon as you know that you will miss the promised delivery date. =
If your=20
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room,=20
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do all=20
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work and=20
the communication, but we will fail you if you're not putting that =
effort=20
in.</DIV>
<DIV> ANS: During internship experience, I worked under a mentor =
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