Bringing People Together with Open Source
ROSE (short for Red Hat Open Source for Education) is a cross-community effort lead by Red Hat Israel that brings students from Tira and Ra'anana to the Red Hat offices to learn about the Linux operat …
Talk Title | Bringing People Together with Open Source |
Speakers | Ori Rabin (Sr. Software Engineer, Red Hat), Freddy Rolland (Senior Software Engineer, Red Hat) |
Conference | Open Source Summit Europe |
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Location | Prague, Czech Republic |
Date | Oct 21-27, 2017 |
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ROSE (short for Red Hat Open Source for Education) is a cross-community effort lead by Red Hat Israel that brings students from Tira and Ra’anana to the Red Hat offices to learn about the Linux operating system and Python programming. As part of the ROSE project, the students learn about Open Source, basic Linux shell skills, and Python programming. As a final project, they write an algorithm in Python for a self driving car in a race game. The project gives an excellent opportunity to 8th grade students to experience both the world of coding and communication with other communities that they are not regularly in contact with. How does this work? How can coding bring people from different cultures closer? Can we make it fun? In this session, we will present the project structure, the team activities, the code competition and our experience leading this project last year.