Pliu
I am Peter Liu. I began teaching C, C++ and Java programming at the School of Computer Studies in September 1998. For my professional development, I want to find out how to teach and learn open source development. It a privilege and honor for me to get immersed in the open source movement at Seneca.
Jordan has graciously allowed me to go alongside with his Eclipse WTP class (January-April 2009) such that I may have first-hand experience on open-source development. I am excited about immersing myself in this culture of being open in fixing bugs. As suggested by Jordan, I am going to blog what I have experienced in this community as if I were a reporter on the field. What I have experienced for the last two weeks has already affected how I teach JAC444 and BTP400 this semester. Indeed I am using wikis as a teaching and learning tool for the first time in my teaching career...
Time flies. From May to August, Jordan has again graciously allowed me to take part in his second Eclipse WTP class. As far as I'm concerned, the students in his Winter 2009 class accomplished a lot. [1] I'm looking forward to having another adventure with the Eclipse WTP student team.
Email address: peter.liu@senecac.on.ca.
Blog: http://pliu.wordpress.com
Bug #256185 (status: a patch created on 3/13/2009; changed to FIXED on 4/27/2009) [2]
Interesting Links
- App developers could make better use of open source: Black Duck (ComputerWorld Canada, 7 April 2009) [3]
- Seneca Update by Russell Pangborn (Toronto Users Group for Power Systems, May 2009) [4]
- Teaching Open Source [5]
Three Practical Goals for the Summer
- How to create an Eclipse plugin?
- How to create an Eclipse plugin test?
- Fix an Eclipse WTP bug that is related to testing.
Interesting Project Ideas for the Summer