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[[Category:Open Source Communities]][[Category:Fedora]]The [http://fedoraproject.org Fedora Project] is a [[:fedora:Statistics| community of contributors]] from [http://fedoraproject.org/maps around the world] who rapidly advance [http://opensource.org open source] software. The Fedora Project develops and maintains many software packages, and is best known for producing the [http://fedoraproject.org/get-fedora Fedora linux] distribution. There are [[:fedora:Foundations|four foundations]] which are the core values of the Fedora community: [[:fedora:Foundations#Freedom|Freedom]], [[:fedora:Foundations#Friends|Friends]], [[:fedora:Foundations#Features|Features]], [[:fedora:Foundations#First|First]].

A number of Seneca students and faculty are involved with the Fedora Project, and many courses in the Seneca [http://scs.senecac.on.ca School of Computer Studies] use the Fedora linux distribution. Students a number of courses including the [[SBR600|SBR600 Software Build and Release]] course are active [http://join.fedoraproject.org contributors] in the Fedora community. In addition, Seneca professor [[User:Chris Tyler|Chris Tyler]] is an active Fedora participant, the author of the O'Reilly book ''Fedora Linux: A Complete Guide to Red Hat's Community Distribution'', and was a Fedora Project board member (F10-F11, 2008-2009and F13-F14 2009-2010).

To view One of the current Fedora projects taking place within CDOT, see is the construction and operation of a Koji build farm for the [[Project ListFedora ARM Secondary Architecture]].

The [[:fedora:FUDCon|Fedora Users and Developers Conference]] (FUDCon) will be was hosted by Seneca College in December 2009 ([[:fedora:FUDCon:Toronto_2009|FUDCon Toronto 2009]]). Twelve Seneca [[SBR600]] students, faculty, and research staff attended [[FUDCon Tempe 2011]] in January 2011.