NAME: Diana Oigo
PROJECT ASSIGNED: QuTip
LINK(S) TO GOVERNANCE MODEL: qutip.org/goverance(Broken website link)
https://github.com/qutip/governance( github link for tracking changes to the document)
GOVERNANCE MODEL AND DECISION MAKING PROCESS
The governance model of QuTiP is meritocratic in nature,since decisions are made by members that demonstrate expertise and make significant contributions to the project. The governance structure contains a core development team with a write access to the QuTiP code repository,is responsible for maintaining and improving the software. This team is responsible for decision-making on the direction of the project, addition of new features and bug fixing.
The core development team vote on Major decisions concerning the project, e.g. changes to the governance model or addition of new developers . Input from the community is also sought and implemented.
The QuTiP community also includes a other group of contributors who submit bug reports, feature requests, and code contributions. The community is encouraged to participate in discussions about the direction of the project and to provide feedback on proposed changes.
Overall, the QuTiP governance model is designed to promote transparency, inclusivity, and collaboration, and to ensure that the project is developed in a way that is responsive to the needs of the community.
PROJECT ROLES
QuTiP Admin Team: Shahnawaz Ahmed,Simon Cross,Asier Galicia,Eric Giguère,Neill Lambert,Boxi Li,Jake Lishman,Alex Pitchford,Nathan Shammah
QuTiP Board Members: Daniel Burgarth,Anton Frisk Kockum,Robert Johansson,Franco Nori,Will Zeng
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NAME: Diana Oigo PROJECT ASSIGNED: QuTip LINK(S) TO GOVERNANCE MODEL: qutip.org/goverance(Broken website link) https://github.com/qutip/governance( github link for tracking changes to the document) GOVERNANCE MODEL AND DECISION MAKING PROCESS The governance model of QuTiP is meritocratic in nature,since decisions are made by members that demonstrate expertise and make significant contributions to the project. The governance structure contains a core development team with a write access to the QuTiP code repository,is responsible for maintaining and improving the software. This team is responsible for decision-making on the direction of the project, addition of new features and bug fixing.
The core development team vote on Major decisions concerning the project, e.g. changes to the governance model or addition of new developers . Input from the community is also sought and implemented.
The QuTiP community also includes a other group of contributors who submit bug reports, feature requests, and code contributions. The community is encouraged to participate in discussions about the direction of the project and to provide feedback on proposed changes.
Overall, the QuTiP governance model is designed to promote transparency, inclusivity, and collaboration, and to ensure that the project is developed in a way that is responsive to the needs of the community. PROJECT ROLES QuTiP Admin Team: Shahnawaz Ahmed,Simon Cross,Asier Galicia,Eric Giguère,Neill Lambert,Boxi Li,Jake Lishman,Alex Pitchford,Nathan Shammah QuTiP Board Members: Daniel Burgarth,Anton Frisk Kockum,Robert Johansson,Franco Nori,Will Zeng EASE OF FINDING AND UNDERSTANDING GOVERNANCE MODEL located in less than a minute. Read, internalized and rewrote the document in less than 30 minutes
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