[BangPypers] PyCon India CFP now open

[Noufal Ibrahim]

The call for proposals for PyCon India 2011 is open now. Please consider
submitting a proposal and spreading the word. 


Ramakrishna Reddy <ramkrsna at gmail.com> writes:

> ===================================================
> Pycon India 2011 :: 16 - 18 September, Pune, India.
> ===================================================
>
> The third edition of PyCon India is being held in Pune,India from 16th
> September 2011 to 18th September 2011. The organisers of PyCon India
> 2011 are looking for talk and tutorial proposals to fill the formal
> presentation and tutorial tracks. We accept proposals on a very broad
> range of topics related to Python programming.
>
> Important Dates
> ----------------
>     Call for proposals opens: May 10, 2011
>     Proposal submission deadline: June 30, 2011
>     Proposal acceptance: July 18, 2011
>     First presentation upload: Aug 15, 2011
>     Final presentation upload (with changes if any): Aug 31, 2011
>
>
> Permission to record/release presentations
> ------------------------------------------
> In PyCon India, we intend to record all presentations live and release
> the recordings for free on the Internet so as to benefit the wider
> Python community. When you are submitting a proposal, you
> automatically give the Indian Python Software Society, the organizers
> of PyCon India, the permissions to record/edit and release the
> audio/video of your presentation.No exceptions will be made in this
> regard. If you do not want a recording of your presentation to be
> made, don't submit a proposal. The released media will be licensed
> under the Creative Commons Attribution License, version 3.0.
>
> Topics for PyCon India
> ----------------------
> We encourage high quality proposals in all the areas involving Python
> : the language, its implementation, uses, and the community behind it.
> Each proposal will be judged according to its correctness, clarity,
> and elegance. We invite everyone interested in Python to participate.
>
>    Core Python (including Python 3.x)
>
>    Python standard library
>
>    Other Python libraries and extensions
>
>    Other Python implementations (such as PyPy, IronPython etc)
>
>    Concurrency
>
>    Databases
>
>    Data Analysis/ Engineering in Python
>
>    Scientific Programming
>
>    Network programming
>
>    Game programming
>
>    Education and Training
>
>    Embedding/extending
>
>    GUI programming
>
>    Packaging Python Code
>
>    System administration
>
>    Business applications
>
>    Documentation
>
>    Software development tools
>
>    Testing
>
>    Web programming
>
>    Mobile computing
>
>    Open source Python projects
>
> Talk Format
> -----------
> The typical length of a talk should be no more than 45 minutes. The
> presentation style should be concise, to the point with sufficient
> examples to clarify the discussion to the audience, if needed. After
> every talk there will be time reserved for questions from the audience
> (10 minutes). We will be providing a buffer of 5-10 minutes between
> talks so that the presenters get sufficient time to set-up their talk
> and attendees can move between the halls.
>
>
> Tutorial Format
> ---------------
> The typical length of the tutorial should be no more than 3 hours. All
> the classes run in PyCon India are volunteered. If you like to propose
> a tutorial, The submission of the tutorials also follow the same time
> lines as the talks.
>
> Proposal submission
> -------------------
> Talk and tutorial proposals should be submitted to
> http://in.pycon.org/2011/talks/submit

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