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This session introduces **Interns for Open Source (IFOS)**, a program that offers undergraduate and graduate Computer and Information Sciences students hands-on experience with open source projects for academic credit. Over 10 weeks, students bridge classroom learning and real-world application by contributing through issue tracking and pull requests. Their fresh perspectives provide open source communities with valuable feedback, usability insights, and rigorous testing. Students sharpen technical skills, learn professional workflows, and build portfolios. Open source projects benefit from innovative ideas and unbiased input. Attendees will learn about the program structure, its benefits for students and open source communities, and how to get involved.
Prior to teaching, I worked in the IT industry for 25 years. I currently teach cloud computing courses, oversee open source mentorships and cloud internships.
Andy is an experienced software architect with a strong track record of leading research and engineering teams on hybrid cloud and Kubernetes-based platform development. He has a wealth of experience in software development, cloud computing, and data analysis. Andy is particularly... Read More →
