[Biojava-l] Help! Gsoc Project
Peter Troshin
p.v.troshin at dundee.ac.uk
Wed Mar 23 11:56:35 UTC 2011
Hello Alexandru,
Welcome to the BioJava list! It is good to have you interested in my
project.
>>> I really need some informations about the Project
The ideas behind the project are really simple and most of the methods
are not new. So you have a benefit of being able to compare the results
of you implementation with others.
To get a better understanding of what the project involve I’d suggest
you to read more about each of the calculations involved. Google is
your friend here. There are plenty of other methods which would be good
to add to BioJava, to have a better idea of what that might be I'd
suggest you read through the Expasy web site tools section
http://expasy.org/tools/ <http://expasy.org/tools/protparam-doc.html>.
Please read the documentation for each method and associated papers to
have a better idea of what they do. I hope this will get you started.
I would also suggest paying a special attention to writing the project
plan as through this you can demonstrate your understanding of
programming and a task in hands.
Kind regards,
Peter
On 22/03/2011 20:38, Alexandru Paiu wrote:
> Full Name : Alexandru Paiu Country : Romania E-mail :
> paiualex12 at gmail.com or paiualex12 at yahoo.com Phone Number :
> 40733924684
>
> Hi . My name is Alexandru Paiu , I'm a student in third year at
> University Politehnica of Bucharest , Romania , and I really want to
> participate in Gsoc . I don't have any professional experience in
> programming because i've never worked in a company . So , I think
> that this is my chance , of course in gaining real professional
> experience and I want to practice everything I’ve learned in all this
> years of study . I was accepted for two summer internships at 2
> companies , Java Programming Internships , but they don't offer any
> sallary so will be kinda hard to work in another town (they are in
> Bucharest , and I live in Constanta , another town) After all , i'd
> really like to be accepted in this Gsoc program to gain professional
> experience , work from home and make some money
>
> After searching on the Organisation list , and Project List i found
> Open Bioinformatics Foundation . It is the only organization that
> attracted my attention , because I consider that the proposed
> Projects from BioJava favors me . I want to apply to Amino acids
> physico-chemical properties calculation Project , because it will be
> implemented in Java , and especially it uses Threads .*I've never
> applied for a Gsoc project before so I need some help . I read that
> i must specify in my application , how may I improve the Project and
> how should I do it , but I really don't understand what exactly must
> I do , so I don't have my own Ideeas for now . I really need some
> informations about the Project . **
>
>
> *I've started studying Java programming for about one and a half
> years , alone from Java Books , from internet (
> http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/index.html) and from
> school . I've implemented a lot of school projects in Java , and Java
> Books projects . Three of my Projects that I am proud of are : making
> a Lanchat Client-Server using TCP/IP , a Lanchat Peer-Peer using UDP
> multicasting and administrating a Database from a Java Applet with
> J/Connector and Mysql (you can see the tables and
> insert/delete/update selected rows from the selected table , and
> making some reports ). I used Threads in the lanchat projects and in
> Java game Projects like Brick or Ricochet .
>
> I really hope that this is the mail for BioJava and that i will get
> an answer soon . I haven't found an irc for this departament .
>
> Thank you very much for your time
>
> Alexandru Paiu
>
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