Re: OT: Teaching software development with Free Software tools

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El Mi=E9rcoles, 3 de Noviembre de 2004 06:13, Juan Luis Baptiste escribi=F3:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently working part-time as a teacher in the University where I
> studied, and as they know about some of my free software projects, I was
> asked if I wanted to teach another course about software development with
> Free Software tools  the next semester, (of couse I said yes inmediatedly
> :)).

Very good


> Does anybody know about an existing course catalog I can use? What I have
> thinked of until now:
>
> * The philosophy behind free software and it's development .
> * Shell programming
> * Perl programming (don't know anything, I'll have to learn)
> * Python programming (don't know anything, I'll have to learn)
> * Introduction to C++ (now they teach almost everything in java, just a
> little C at the beginning, so they learn little C++)

http://usuarios.lycos.es/ernestus/CursoCpp/

It's in Spanish, you can contact the author to continue with his job, he ha=
s=20
not enough time by now.

> * POSIX threads ?(don't know anything, I'll have to learn)
> * Free software tools:
> - The GNU C/C++ compiler, gcc
> - The GNU debuger, gdb
> - Compilation of UNIX applications (./configure;make;make install; etc)
> - The autotools (autconf,automake,etc)
> - Software managment with CVS

> - Development toolkits (Qt. GTK+,wxWindows, etc)
> - Emphasis in Qt libs
> - KDevelop and QtDesigner

This tutorial can help you=20
http://developer.kde.org/~larrosa/visualtutorial.html, you can found it in=
=20
Spanish too :-)=20
http://developer.kde.org/~larrosa/es/visualtutorial/index.html

> - KDE libraries and their technologies



> The course should have around 64 hours during 16 weeks, four hours weekly
> with at least two of those four hours being of actual development, plus 64
> more hours of stimated individual student work. I hope this is enought ti=
me
> to work on all of these subjects.
>
> I hope you can give me useful suggestions about how to improve the course=
 !
>
>
> Cheers and thanks in advance!

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