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Service Learning Practicum

This repository is for the Service Learning Practicum course sequence (CS 4970/4971) at the University of Virginia. It is a 4th year software engineering capstone course for computing majors. The focus of the capstone is on developing software for local nonprofits.

Repository Contents

The "md" links will work if viewed on github.com; the other links work if the repo is cloned locally.

Slides (md)
Docs (md)
UVa specific material (md)
SIGCSE 2014 talk for the paper entitled, "A Service Learning Practicum Capstone"

Entering make in the cloned repo directory will convert all the .md files to .html files for local viewing (requires pandoc).

External Links

You can view more information about the Service Learning Practicum. In particular, this page includes information about how to apply, as well as current and former projects.

We have also had some press coverage:

Win-Win: Computer Science Students Hone Skills Working for Local Non-Profits, UVa Today, June 24, 2015
UVa Engineering Students Complete 15 Software Development Projects For Charlottesville Area Nonprofits, UVa CS News, May 6, 2015
A different kind of classroom, Cavalier Daily, October 24, 2013. The SLP is the third of the courses listed.
Tom Tom Founders Festival 2012: Crowd Funded Pitch Night. The micro-volunteering website is pitched starting at 3:49, and we won second place (shown at 4:55).
Local catering business wins $1K at crowd-source event, C-ville, May 8, 2012. We are mentioned in paragraphs 7 and 8.

License

The material in this repository is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA).

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IP / licensing link slide set updates

Add a link from the Provost's office:

http://records.ureg.virginia.edu/content.php?catoid=39&navoid=2278#stud_intelc_prop

The SLP agreement seems to follow these guidelines (and indicate that)

MySql introduction bug

No space between -p and password

The password option also may be given in short form as -ppass_val or as -p. However, for the short
form, if the password value is given, it must follow the option letter with no intervening space. The
reason for this is that if a space follows the option letter, the program has no way to tell whether a
following argument is supposed to be the password value or some other kind of argument.

Slight typo in hw-git.md

Compliated to Complicated

updates to the git tutorial

add a section about stashing: save, list, pop, and doing so between branches
the git update-index --no-assume-unchaged way to undo the -assume-unchanged operation