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SC2010 Schedule

28 Jul Posted by fosslcevents in Community, Misc

SC2010 Featured Speakers

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The following is the schedule for this year's Open Source Technology showcase - SC2010. It takes place on August 14th in Ottawa. Click the register button for more details.

Time	Room: DMS 1160	Room: DMS 1150	Room: DMS 1140
0900	Registration
1000	Welcome session in DMS 1160
1030	Pete Forde (Unspace) Data Literacy (or, how to save the world and get crazy rich at the same time)	David Maxwell (NetBSD Board Member) The NetBSD Way	Empty
1100	Aaron Seigo (KDE) Managing a Meta-Project: A KDE Case Study	Geoff Zeiss (Autodesk) Open Web-searchable GeoData	Dru Lavigne (PC-BSD Project) Getting Started in an Open Source Community
1130	James Westby (Canonical/Ubuntu) Linaro: what is it, and why should it matter to you	Andrew Ross (Ingres/FOSSLC) Managing map data in a database	Mekki MacAulay (York University) Every Eyeball Has Value!: The User as a Passive Participant in Open Source Ecosystems
1200	Lunch
1300	Emma Jane Hogbin (Hicktech/Drupal) Basic Design for Drupal	Steven Singer Introduction to OpenStreetMap	Russell McOrmond (Flora) Why legal protection for technical measures is controversial
1330	Wayne Beaton (Eclipse Foundation) Helios: The Eclipse Simultaneous Release	Doug Inkster (Ingres) Ingres VectorWise - Database on Steroids	Thomas Prowse (Gowlings) Commons Knowledge™ - bringing clarity to the legal complexity of open source software licenses
1400	David Maxwell (Coverity) Software speaks - are you listening?	Shahzad Khan (Whyztech) Open Source Industrial Grade Search Engine Technologies	Open Source IP interactive workshop (esp. good for entrepreneurs)
1430	Rohit Kapoor (Red Hat) SOA Wizardry with JBoss and Open Source Software	Pascal St-Jean Wiki Based Collaborative Platform-Driven Applications By End-Users and Business Analysts
1500	Break
1515	Aaron Seigo (KDE) The KDE 4 Show: An Overview of Where the Free Software Desktop Is Going Taking place in DMS 1160
1630	Scott Chacon (GitHub) Git 101 Taking place in DMS 1160
17:15	Prize Raffle in DMS 1160

Dinner at 18:30

A dinner for speakers, sponsors, and volunteers will be taking place at 18:30 at a nearby Italian restaurant. You're welcome to join us - tickets to do so are available in advance. This is a great opportunity to meet the speakers and other like-minded people over a good meal.