# Open Source Software

## CSCI-4470

Open source communities are proven development engines for creating large diverse user-focused software; however, these communities are not easily supported by traditional models of software development. Expected behaviors, tools, and licensing are uniquely adapted to the needs of an often volunteer workforce, distributed and asynchronous development, and meritocracy. In this course, students use and develop open source software, create open source repositories, and participate in open source communities.

4 credits
Prereqs:
CSCI-2300 Introduction To Algorithms
and
CSCI-2600 Principles Of Software

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2022

Open Source Software (4c)

- Wesley D Turner

Seats Taken: 43/44

Open Source Software (4c)

- Wesley D Turner

Seats Taken: 18/64

2021

Open Source Software (4c)

- Wesley D Turner

Seats Taken: 49/65

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