HSF / Qt3DExaminerViewer

A viewer module which offers manipulation and visualization functionalities and tools similar to the OpenInventor/Coin Examiner viewer. The work is part of the CERN/HSF GSoC 2020
https://hepsoftwarefoundation.org/gsoc/2020/proposal_ATLAS-Visualization.html
Apache License 2.0
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Questions about GSoC. #9

Closed bugmaker2 closed 3 years ago

bugmaker2 commented 3 years ago

Dear seniors, I am a junior student majoring in communication engineering in UESTC. After getting a preliminary understanding of the materials, I found your project on the project list. I hope to participate in GSoC this year (2021). May I ask what relevant preparations need to be made? Is it difficult for non-computer majors? 学长好,我是一名通信工程专业的大三学生,在初步了解资料后,希望参加今年(2021)的GSoC。 请问需要做什么相关的准备呢?对于非计算机专业学生的是不是较为困难?

huajian1069 commented 3 years ago

Dear seniors, I am a junior student majoring in communication engineering in UESTC. After getting a preliminary understanding of the materials, I found your project on the project list. I hope to participate in GSoC this year (2021). May I ask what relevant preparations need to be made? Is it difficult for non-computer majors? 学长好,我是一名通信工程专业的大三学生,在初步了解资料后,希望参加今年(2021)的GSoC。 请问需要做什么相关的准备呢?对于非计算机专业学生的是不是较为困难?

Hi Baiyuan, to help others with similar questions, I answer in English below. Don't be afraid because of any problems related to your background, CV(Resume), etc. The most important property is your strong motivation. It's a good sign that you ask questions and pay attention so early. Please also show your motivations for your preferred project before and during the application period(March 29, 2021 - April 13, 2021 ). You can make your motivations explicit for your mentors by earlier/frequent contacts, well-prepared proposals(All proposals will be submitted by April 13, 2021 20:00 (CEST).) When others review your proposal, be sure to make the following things obvious for others:

Trust me. Your major in communication engineering is not any disadvantage. To apply for big and hot communities(like TensorFlow, Kubernetes), you have better to learn their domain-specific programming knowledge now. To apply for less-attractive communities, I advise you to review their project ideas list from March at least. I list a few possible soft requirements:

Why I say soft requirements is because if you don't know but you can learn them quickly, it is still no problem. I knew C++ programming, but I didn't know Qt when I applied for this GSOC 2020 project. No one expects you to be an expert already. You are just a student so it is totally fine if you don't know something. Only a few sexy communities are very selective. Decide and do it.

bugmaker2 commented 3 years ago

Thanks for your detailed advice. And it's also very nice of you to consider using English, this may help a lot to novices like me. Motivated and well-guided, I am going to make preparations for GSoC. Best wishes.