[Openmind 2013] Open Source in teaching SW projects - Case HAAGA-HELIA by Tuomo Ryynänen (Senior Lecturer, HAAGA-HELIA UAS)

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1. Open Source in teaching SW projects Case HAAGA-HELIA Tuomo Ryynänen HAAGA-HELIA UAS tuomo.ryynanen@haaga-helia.fi
2. Facts about HAAGA-HELIA • 10 500 students • Locations: Helsinki, Porvoo, Vierumäki • 8 differents fields of education - 5 degree programes in the ICT field - Over 1500 ICT students - 52 Nationalities - Over 200 international students
3. Speakers background Tuomo Ryynänen Senior Lecturer Business Information Technology Programmes HAAGA-HELIA UAS tuomo.ryynanen@haaga-helia.fi +358 40 543 4289 Subjects: ICT projects, CRM/ERP, IT administration, Business management, ICT Entreprenaurship, Open Source (as a production model), Free Software (as a commodity), Happy Hacking Day -events
5. Definition Open Source is a method. http://opensource.org/osd The method provides definitions how to develop, use and distribute open source commodities.
6. Principles in education Main missions in education: - Use information for free* - Distribute and share information for free* - In principle, all information in education is free* (*not like a free beer) Anything common with open source methods?
7. Teaching Software projects ”Traditional Model”
8. Based on model, where cases are fictional, pre-planned and carefully documented. Teaching SW projects Traditional Model
9. Typical features 1. - Framework (eg. documentation) exists - Create software from scratch - Environments are isolated from reality - No later use for the project results Teaching SW projects Traditional Model
10. Typical features 2. - Networks are missing - Projects frameworks are equal and dont provide oppurtunities for talents - The proven competence is the grade Teaching SW projects Traditional Model
11. Teaching Software projects ”Open Source Model” CASE HAAGA-HELIA
12. Teaching SW projects Open Source Model Question 1 Why to work and use time for purposes, which cannot be use later?
13. Teaching SW projects Open Source Model Question 2 If information and copyrights are free, why cannot we use it in education?
14. Teaching SW projects Open Source Model Question 3 Why to teach something fictional, if there is an option to learn something real?
15. Lets take an overview how we use open source in education Teaching SW projects Open Source Model
16. Characteristics 1. - Use existing Free/Open Source Software - Create new Free/Open Source Software - No platform requirements Teaching SW projects Open Source Model
17. Characteristics 2. - Releases are free and publicly available - Distribution by using GitHub - No problems with immaterial rights - 3rd party presence Teaching SW projects Open Source Model
18. Characteristics 3. - Absence of formal agreements - Easy access for 3rd party Teaching SW projects Open Source Model
19. The objectives 1. (students) - Free learning environment - The results are real - The bridge between companies and schools Teaching SW projects Open Source Model
20. The objectives 2. (students) - Gain public recognition - Real learning experiences - Motivation - ”Take away” -option for life after school Teaching SW projects Open Source Model
21. Opportunities for 3rd parties - Get connected to talents - Inexpensive way to hire people - Test new things - Public Relations and Promotions - Support for OSS commodities Teaching SW projects Open Source Model
22. Teaching SW projects Open Source Model Work with existing Open Source Projects (eg. SourgeForge) Company based Open Source Projects Create your own Open Source Projects
23. Join to develop the concept with us.
24. Time for questions
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