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Tomh: /* The Selection Process */

2019-04-14T17:56:29Z

The Selection Process

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	Selection of students for GSoC will be competitive; in 2013, for GSoC, this project saw a 13% acceptance ratio. In 2014, the project received four slots and fifteen applications (27% acceptance).		Selection of students for GSoC will be competitive; in 2013, for GSoC, this project saw a 13% acceptance ratio. In 2014, the project received four slots and fifteen applications (27% acceptance).

	The students will be selected by a selection committee which will consist of the candidate mentors who are either past mentors or maintainers: Tom Henderson, Tommaso Pecorella, Lorenza Giupponi, Mohit Tahiliani, Dizhi Zhou, Natale Patriciello, Biljana Bojovic, Alexander Krotov, and Zoraze Ali. Other mentors can participate in the application development phase and provide input to the final evaluations. Students projects will be evaluated and scored according to the following criteria: <br/>		The students will be selected by a selection committee which will consist of the candidate mentors who are either past mentors or maintainers: Tom Henderson, Tommaso Pecorella, Abhijith Anilkumar, Ankit Deepak, Lorenza Giupponi, Mohit Tahiliani, Dizhi Zhou, Natale Patriciello, Biljana Bojovic, Alexander Krotov, and Zoraze Ali. Other mentors can participate in the application development phase and provide input to the final evaluations. Students projects will be evaluated and scored according to the following criteria: <br/>

	*1) Eligibility criterion: fulfill the patch requirement (see [[GSOC2019PatchRequirement \| Patch Requirement Guidelines]]).		*1) Eligibility criterion: fulfill the patch requirement (see [[GSOC2019PatchRequirement \| Patch Requirement Guidelines]]).

Tomh: add list of evaluation committee

2019-03-25T16:33:21Z

add list of evaluation committee

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	Selection of students for GSoC will be competitive; in 2013, for GSoC, this project saw a 13% acceptance ratio. In 2014, the project received four slots and fifteen applications (27% acceptance).		Selection of students for GSoC will be competitive; in 2013, for GSoC, this project saw a 13% acceptance ratio. In 2014, the project received four slots and fifteen applications (27% acceptance).

	The students will be selected by a selection committee which will consist of the candidate mentors. Students projects will be evaluated and scored according to the following criteria: <br/>		The students will be selected by a selection committee which will consist of the candidate mentors who are either past mentors or maintainers: Tom Henderson, Tommaso Pecorella, Lorenza Giupponi, Mohit Tahiliani, Dizhi Zhou, Natale Patriciello, Biljana Bojovic, Alexander Krotov, and Zoraze Ali. Other mentors can participate in the application development phase and provide input to the final evaluations. Students projects will be evaluated and scored according to the following criteria: <br/>

	*1) Eligibility criterion: fulfill the patch requirement (see [[GSOC2019PatchRequirement \| Patch Requirement Guidelines]]).		*1) Eligibility criterion: fulfill the patch requirement (see [[GSOC2019PatchRequirement \| Patch Requirement Guidelines]]).

Tomh: GSoC 2019

2019-02-26T20:07:32Z

GSoC 2019

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Tomh: start the 2019 student guide page

2019-02-04T04:36:44Z

start the 2019 student guide page

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The ns-3 GSoC 2019 student guide will be created here if ns-3 is accepted into Google Summer of Code. In the meantime, interested readers may review [[GSOC2018StudentGuide | last year's page]].