[H-GEN] Update on the LCA competition to be held at the next two meetings
Russell Stuart
russell-humbug at stuart.id.au
Wed Oct 6 22:28:14 EDT 2010
This is an update on the student LCA 2011 competition Humbug is holding.
The following lecturers will put show slides I have prepared in their
class:
John Williams (UQ)
Michael Mason (QUT)
Peter Robinson (UQ)
Rene Hexel (GU)
The following lecturers have generously offered to let me give a short
(5 minute) presentation in their class:
Jared Ring (QUT) [Tue 12 Oct, 2 PM]
Soon Kim (UQ) [Thu 14 Oct, 12 Noon]
Ross Hayward (QUT) [Wed 13 Oct, 5 PM]
You can find the slides I prepared for those showing them here [1]:
http://www.humbug.org.au/competition?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=lca-competition.pdf
I have put up a competition web page explaining the competition here:
http://www.humbug.org.au/competition#preview
All suggestions for improvements are welcome. In fact, have a hack -
especially the spelling and grammar police.
The one unfinished task with respect to organisation is finding a second
judge. Ben Martin was keen, but has been but has been offered a free
ticket to attend http://www.odfplugfest.be/ in Brussels. I don't know
if we will need a second judge, but I rather not keep the students
hanging around for hours if this ends up being more successful than I
expect. So under the motto "better safe than sorry", I'm looking for
another one.
So far I've asked:
- Sarah Smith
- John Williams
But for various reasons they can't make it.
Others have given me verbal suggestion on alternatives, but I can't
recall them now. What I am looking for is someone with a strong history
in open source projects. AJ was a DPL, Ben is the author of libferris,
Sarah worked on QT and gave lectures at UQ, John is the kernel
MicroBlaze architecture maintainer.
If anybody can recommend someone - either themselves or some else,
please let me know. I'd really like to get a second judge.
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