Open Source Software Development, Linux and Git

In the "Open Source Software Development Methods" module, participants will gain insights into the definition and history of open source software, collaboration best practices, diversity encouragement, licensing models, and commonly used methods such as Continuous Integration and GitHub usage. The module also showcases successful open source projects, providing a rich learning experience.

The "Linux for Developers" module introduces participants to Linux systems and equips them with essential skills for working at the command line, understanding the Linux environment, and gaining proficiency in essential Linux tasks such as filesystem layout, partitions, and monitoring utilities. This module provides a solid foundation for working with Linux systems on a daily basis.

In the "Linux Tools for Developers" module, participants will delve into essential command line tools, bash scripting, working with files and filesystems, compiling programs using different compilers, and understanding Java in Linux. The module also covers building packages out of software in Linux, enhancing participants' practical skills for everyday work in a Linux environment.

The "Using Git for Distributed Development" module focuses on leveraging Git for open source software distributed development. Participants will learn how to efficiently use Git, make contributions, and handle various aspects of version control such as repository initialization, making changes, acquiring changes made by others, and resolving errors. This module equips participants with valuable skills for effective usage of Git in distributed development projects.