What You’ll Learn
| Learning Outcome | Description |
|---|---|
| Contribute to Open Source Projects | Understand workflow, pull requests, issue tracking, and code reviews on platforms like GitHub. |
| Engage in Open Source Communities | Learn community guidelines, communication channels, and collaboration best practices. |
| Host & Maintain Your Own Projects | Set up repositories, choose licenses, automate CI/CD, and manage contributions. |
| Navigate the Open Source Ecosystem | Explore licenses, governance models, foundations, and industry trends. |
Who Should Enroll
- Newcomers
Start from scratch with open source fundamentals, community etiquette, and hands-on labs. - Experienced Contributors
Reinforce core principles, learn advanced collaboration workflows, and discover emerging trends.
Basic familiarity with the command line and a code editor will help you get the most out of the labs.
Course Structure
- Principles of Open Source
Explore the history, definitions, and philosophies behind open source software. - Real-World Case Studies
Analyze successful projects from the Open Source Initiative and the Linux Foundation. - Hands-On Labs
Practice workflows on GitHub, manage issues, submit pull requests, and configure your own repositories. - Capstone Project
Launch your first open source contribution and present your project to peers.