On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 11:26 AM, Ashish Verma
<ashishverma1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Would request someone to guide me on where one can find projects for
> freshers from colleges. The person is looking for projects that will get him
> a certificate or acknowldgement of participation at end of it.
>
> Purpose: The student is in final year of college and needs to complete a
> project for this Sem.

Don't understand your question is it for you or someone else anyway in
either case you can google for them but it will lead to lots liks .
This i found not to be optimal way of working especially a new guy
trying to get his feet wet in foss world, the best starting point i
would recommend is to get some form of free software installed gnu,
linux or non linux does not matter  and start checking out the various
call for volunteer links on the software web pages , it will lead you
to the page where in the list of task will be listed choose the one
you think you can work on and start hacking. But again to come to this
point i advise students to submit bug reports in order to understand
the landscape and know who is who before commiting time some project .

About Certifications i think this is one myth students have that
certification helps , yes it helps in getting to the door but then
what , i suggest do your part of karma the rest will fall in place ,
if someone insists on seeing the work cite the urls he will
understand, if he still does not understand he is not worth working
for ;-)

but in real world things are much simpler if you have done some FOSS
work the probability  of getting a day job becomes higher since you
get noticed by many people who are interested in your work and
indirectly in you.


hth
-Satya
http://www.linkedin.com/in/satyaakam
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