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= Winter Of Security 2014 = | = Winter Of Security 2014 = | ||
The Winter of Security (MWOS) is Mozilla program to involve students with Security projects. Students who have to perform a semester project as part of their university curriculum can apply to one of the MWOS project. Projects are guided by a Mozilla Adviser, and a University Professor. Students are graded by their University, based on success criteria identified at the beginning of the project. Mozilla Advisers allocate up to 2 hours each week to their students, typically on video-conference, to discuss progress and roadblocks. | [[File:WinterOfSecurity_logo_light_horizontal.png|right|500px]] | ||
The Winter of Security (MWOS) is Mozilla's program to involve students with Security projects. Students who have to perform a semester project as part of their university curriculum can apply to one of the MWOS project. Projects are guided by a Mozilla Adviser, and a University Professor. Students are graded by their University, based on success criteria identified at the beginning of the project. Mozilla Advisers allocate up to 2 hours each week to their students, typically on video-conference, to discuss progress and roadblocks. | |||
Projects are focused on building security tools, and students are expected to write code which must be released as Open Source. Universities are free to specify their own requirements to projects, such as written reports. Mozilla does not influence the way grades are allocated, but advisers will provide any information professors need in order to grade their students. | Projects are focused on building security tools, and students are expected to write code which must be released as Open Source. Universities are free to specify their own requirements to projects, such as written reports. Mozilla does not influence the way grades are allocated, but advisers will provide any information professors need in order to grade their students. | ||
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Yes! We continuously have projects that are available for students to grab! Take a look at the [[Security/Mentorship|Mentorship]] program, and reach out to us in the #security IRC channel if you are interested. | Yes! We continuously have projects that are available for students to grab! Take a look at the [[Security/Mentorship|Mentorship]] program, and reach out to us in the #security IRC channel if you are interested. | ||
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