HFOSS members Christopher Fei'10, Prasanna Gautam'11 from Trinity College placed 2nd for their poster "Ad-Hoc Networking on the Android Platform" and Samuel DeFabbia-Kane'11 from Wesleyan University placed 3rd for "Detecting Denial of Service Attacks on a Simulated Tor Network" at the 15th Annual Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges Northeastern Coference, CCSCNE 2010, student poster competition.
HFOSS 2010
Humanitarian Free and Open Source Software (HFOSS) Symposium 2010
“Growing the Humanitarian FOSS Community”
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March 10, 2010, Milwaukee, WI
This one-day symposium, held as a SIGCSE 2010 pre-conference activity, aims to bring together educators, software developers, industry representatives, and students to continue the discussion begun at SIGCSE 2009. This year’s symposium focuses on how to expand participation in the Humanitarian FOSS movement so that it reaches many more students, colleges, secondary schools, and software industry representatives throughout the nation. Humanitarian FOSS (HFOSS) is free and open source software that contributes in some way to the public good.
The symposium will be highly interactive, taking place in three plenary sessions and a break-out session. In addition to the keynote address by Hal Abelson, the symposium will include invited speakers from industry and academia, an open-ended round-table discussion, a poster session, and four break-out discussion groups.
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