On 7/2/2010 10:15 PM, Noufal Ibrahim wrote:
Hello everyone, One of the things we had planned is to have a "newbie" track. This would contain talks by people with less experience on simpler subjects. Students and new programmers would benefit from these.
We'd need talks for this track as well so if there are students on the list, please come forward and submit your talks. I've CCed Renuka Prasad and Anil directly to spread the word at RV and MSRIT.
Thanks.
Last year Noufal, Kenneth and I conducted a series of talks on "Introduction to Python", with swapping of the beginner and advanced level sessions between us. This year the same can be taken up by students who have worked with Python, or even utilize the remaining two months to try Python and give a introductory talk on what all they have learnt so far. One need not even prepare slides for this, just have a list of topics you would like to cover and give some examples for each during the live session. There will be mistakes but showing the audience how to make mistakes and fix them is very useful than example codes in slides that would just work; that's the real fun! With Regards, Parthan