Useful Links

Here are some useful links.

• Guide for noob
• Youtube Archive of Presentations
• How to Run a Hackathon
• NYC Resistor
• Git Immersion (Git Tutorial) iPeter likes it.
• Git Book Recommended by Graylin
• StackOverflow is a fantastic resource - there are some amazingly talented people on the forum - Thanks to Dave D and Joe D for the link.
• Dani Web mostly the c++ subforum, but they have just about every language you could want :) Thanks to Dave D for the link
• Programming ExamplesAlso, when Dev D sees a question asked over and over, Dave D makes an example of of it and put it here - Thanks to Dave D:
• Newbie guide
• Openhatch
• Hacker-Monthly Magazine
• Openhatch Volunteer help
• Humanitarian and Free and Open Source software
• Computer Science Books and Programming Books that need work - Open SOurce volunteers are welcome to contribute.
• Open Source Text Book
• Bob Sutor's (IBM) Open Source Reading Lists
• Bob Sutor's (IBM) Open Source Vs Open Standards
• Books available from another source (Open)
• Another effort in creating open source text book
• Best Practices to Succeed in a Software Project and Pitfalls of Failure by Rob Margolies and Chris Brown
• How to be a better programmer Short, Comprehensive, and Personal Summary Very informative piece
• Mobile Notifier Started by Peter Hajas

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Contacts

• Prof. and Dean Prabhat Hajela, Provost, (Former Dean of Undergraduate Education), hajela@rpi.edu 2007-current
• Prof. Jim Hendler, Tetherless World Constellation Chair of Computer and Cognitive Science Head, Department of Computer Science, hendler@cs.rpi.edu Fall 2012-current
• Dr. David Goldschmidt, Executive Office, Department of Computer Science, goldschmidt@gmail.com Fall 2012-current
• Prof.Mukkai Krishnamoorthy, Co-Director (2007-current ), Rensselaer Center for Open Source Software (RCOS), moorthy@cs.rpi.edu 2007-current
• Prof. Badri Roysam, Co-Director (2007-2010), Rensselaer Center for Open Source Software (RCOS), roysam@ecse.rpi.edu