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BarCampMumbaiU

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BarCampMumbai|University Level

 

Date: 11.02.07

Venue: K. J. Somaiya Engineering College, Vidyavihar (E), Mumbai - 77

Time: 1100 hrs IST (11:00 am)

 

BarCampMU follows BarCampMumbai, BarCampPune, BarCampHyderabad etc. at a time when BarCamp's are being held all over India, and all over the world. To find where else Barcamp is held, go to www.barcamp.org.

 

BarCampMU. Be There.

 


What is BarCamp?

 

from [barcamp.org]:

 

BarCamp is an ad hoc un-conference born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees.

 

It is an interactive platform where all participants present, share, speak-up or at least be active listeners.

 

BarCamp on Wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcamp

 

BarCampMumbai|University is all this at a university level:

  • Get in contact with students that share your interests.
  • Get in touch with industry professionals.
  • Network with people who in 3-5 years will be your colleagues.
While BarCampMU is mainly intended as a student event, professionals are more than welcome and in fact, invited to come and share their knowledge, help the student community.

BarCampMumbai|UniversityLevel (BarCampMU) is proposed to be a camp where we get together and discuss/rant/brain-storm/share opinions about about Web technologies & trends, Mobile Internet, Hacking, Blogging, VLogs ... everything about the Technology that interests us. As said before, "It's about geekery and having a focal point for great ideas."

Attendees are strongly encouraged to give a demo, a session, or help with one. You can help by taking notes on the wiki, blogging the event, helping to promote the event, or helping with logistics


When

 

11.00 AM | Sunday, 11th February, 2007

 

Detailed schedule of events on the day coming up soon..

 

Where

 

2nd Floor

K. J. Somaiya College of Engineering,

Vidyavihar(E),

Mumbai - 400077

 

How to get there:

 

By Train:

Get down at Vidyavihar Station (between Kurla and Ghatkopar) on the Central Line.

From there: # walk it up (10 mins) or # take a Rickshaw to the college gate (Min. fare)..

 

By Bus:

If coming from Andheri East or J B Nagar take bus no. 324.

From Santacruz East take bus no. 322

From Saki Naka take bus no 324,323 or 308

All these buses till Vidyavihar station, west. from there , get to the college as described above.

 

Bring

  • Laptop (if you have one)
  • Memory Stick/thumb drive (if you have one: for transfering presentations, demo code, etc)
  • Ideas and demos.
  • If you have TShirts, corporate pens,Trial softwares, free accounts (for the cool service you just launched) etc that you want to share, this is probably a good place.
  • CDs / DVDs of GNU/Linux distros if you would like to give them away or if you have the latest versions

 

Provided

 

We'll do our best to provide:

 

  • Wiki
  • Wifi (Trying my best)
  • Power, Power Strips
  • Lunch, Coffee/Tea, and Snacks (Depending on sponsorship)
  • Tables and Chairs
  • Projector with PC (or you can use your laptop)
  • White Boards and Markers
  • BarCampMU T-Shirts

 

Media Sharing and Tags

Tag all blog entries, (Flickr) photos, (Slideshare) presentations, (Youtube) videos, with barcampMU


Planners

 

  • Siddharth Doshi (scdoshi AT gmail DOT com)
  • Ashutosh Deo (ashutosh DOT deo AT gmail DOT com)
Please contact us to help plan the event

 

Volunteers

 

 

Evening Entertainment

 

  • iPod Party... Everyone bring the tunes that they like on any music player, and everyone gets 6 minutes to be a DJ. The best DJs win prizes - or at least endless adulation, though the catch is that volunteer judges decide who the best DJs are, and if you don't cut it - they can hook you off!

 

  • Vada pav with cutting chai?

 

Am trying for college Rock Band(s) for an Amateur Rock concert.

Any other ideas?


Campers (add your name/email if you're coming)

 

Everyone should try to hold some sort of talk/presentation/session, or help someone else with their session, or try to volunteer in some way or the other.
The session need not be very formal, and around 20-30 minutes, but any length is acceptable, as long as it's not too long. Everyone is encouraged to participate is some way

 

  1. Siddharth Doshi (scdoshi AT gmail DOT com) - am coming without a doubt
  2. Ashutosh Deo (ashutosh DOT deo AT gmail DOT com)
  3. Mitesh B Ashar (miteshashar AT gmail DOT com)
  4. Sahil Sanghvi (sahil DOT sanghvi AT gmail DOT com)
  5. Kedar Karandikar (kedakk AT yahoo DOT com)
  6. Sanket Bafna (sanket DOT bafna AT gmail DOT com)
  7. Alok Bhide(alok DOT bhide AT yahoo DOT com)
  8. Karthik Veerakumar(karthik DOT veerakumar AT gmail DOT com)
  9. Aniket V B (aniketvb AT gmail DOT com)
  10. Sagar Gandhi (sagar DOT gandhi AT gmail DOT com)
  11. Sameer Niphadkar (sniphadkar AT gmail DOT com)
  12. Ankur Gupta (ankur_gupta AT vegayan DOT com)
  13. Nrip Nahalani (nrip_nahalani AT vegayan DOT com)
  14. Tarun Chandel (tarunchandel AT gmail DOT com) - coming - speaking - showing off on blog
  15. Abdul Rashid Gadhwalla (ar.gadhwalla AT yahoo DOT com)
  16. Sanket Medhi (sanket_sm AT yahoo.com)
  17. Jay Bhagat (bhagat DOT jay AT gmail DOT com)
  18. Prasad Savant (Prasad DOT savant AT gmail DOT com)
  19. Sanket Doshi (sanketdoshi AT gmail DOT com)
  20. Saumil Parekh (saumiljparekh AT gmail DOT com)
  21. Priyank Patil (priyank.patil AT gmail DOT com)
  22. Murli (murli.rk AT gmail DOT com)
  23. Vedika Bhatia (vedika AT binaryconsultants DOT com)
  24. Sunil Bhatia (sunilbhatia79 AT gmail DOT com)
  25. Brajeshwar Email Me
  26. Vikrant Aivalli email me
  27. Rudravaram Jitendra (jitu1701 AT gmail DOT com)
  28. Shoeb Khan (sagi.shoeb.khan@gmail.com)
  29. Gautam Arora (gautamsarora3 AT gmail DOT com)
  30. Francis Pereira [ francisbpereira@gmail.com] Caffeine !!
  31. Kevin Quadros [kevin.quadros@gmail.com]
  32. Mehul Ved [ mehul.forumsatgmail.com ]
  33. Roshan Baladhanvi (d_rosh2001 at yahoo dot co dot in) FSF-India Fellow Associate (General Fellowship)
  34. Aviraj Ajgekar [a.aviraj AT gmail DOT com]
  35. Tejas Sanghavi [sanghavi.tejas@gmail.com]

Sessions (add Topic + Name below)

 

If you are giving a talk/presentation/demo, please don't forget to add your name to the Participants list above also

 

  • Web 2.0 and the Information Explosion (Discussion) Ashutosh Deo and Karthik Veerakumar.
  • WiMax - The next big thing - Alok Bhide
  • Python Programming - Sameer Niphadkar
  • QT/C++ : A GUI Toolkit - Ankur Gupta
  • Podcasting: (Likely) - Roshan Baladhanvi
  • Microsoft Windows Vista and Sun Solaris 10 Demo - Aviraj Ajgekar

Bloggers

If you blogged about BarCampMU, add your name here:

 


Suggested Topics (add below)

 

  • CSS
  • Web 2.0
  • PHP
  • Google Adsense... Dos, Donts and Hows?
  • Python
  • Ruby
  • Ruby on Rails, Django, CakePHP
  • Mobile Computing
  • Rich internet applications
  • Podcasting
  • Online Learning
  • AJAX
  • Eclipse Open development platform
  • Free & Open Source Software (FOSS)
  • Tricks for browser independent CSS
  • IE7/Firefox/Opera - Debate
  • ORKUT... why does it work?
  • Is 800x600 still important when designing?
  • IPv6
  • Rock music and long hair
  • Off-the-shelf Supercomputing?
  • Network Security
  • Port Forwarding
  • Using S5 for presentations S5 Intro
  • The advent and future of Google
  • RFID
  • FOSS - Use of GNU/Linux or Linux based distribution - Advocacy to students of Mumbai University as a regular feature / event
  • Add more