Raj Kissu - Google Summer of Code 101
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The document discusses Google Summer of Code (SoC), an annual program where students work as paid interns on open source software projects. It covers what SoC is, when and where it takes place, how students can get involved by proposing a project, what is expected of participants, and how students get paid if their proposals are accepted. The presentation aims to encourage students to contribute to open source projects and consider applying for the next session of Summer of Code.
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