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== A: An introduction ==
== A: An introduction ==


 
*Please describe yourself in three sentences, one of them regarding your current studies.
*Self description


:-My name is P Sudeepam. I like to code and make music.
:-My name is P Sudeepam. I like to code and make music.
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:-I am pursuing a majors in Electronics and Communication Engineering.
:-I am pursuing a majors in Electronics and Communication Engineering.
*Which languages do you speak?


:-I am comfortable with communicating in Hindi and English?
:-I am comfortable with communicating in Hindi and English?


 
*What's your overall background?
*Overall background?


:-I have been coding since my 6th standard and as such, I have developed a working knowledge of how programming problems should be approached.
:-I have been coding since my 6th standard and as such, I have developed a working knowledge of how programming problems should be approached.
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:-Knowledge of Algorithms is something that I have learned through practice and repeated attempts to optimize code since the time I started coding. I will be taking a formal course on this subject in my next semester.
:-Knowledge of Algorithms is something that I have learned through practice and repeated attempts to optimize code since the time I started coding. I will be taking a formal course on this subject in my next semester.


 
*Why do you want to participate in the Google Summer of Code? What do you hope to gain by doing so?
*Reasons for participating in GSoC


:-The projects that I have been or will be doing as part of my major have a good part that they will be mentored and judged by a professor who will have a deep understanding of that subject to which the project is related. The bad part will be that the projects will restrict me to use the concepts that I have been taught. Similarly, in self undertaken projects, I have a flexibility to use whatever I want but then there will be no one to oversee the project.
:-The projects that I have been or will be doing as part of my major have a good part that they will be mentored and judged by a professor who will have a deep understanding of that subject to which the project is related. The bad part will be that the projects will restrict me to use the concepts that I have been taught. Similarly, in self undertaken projects, I have a flexibility to use whatever I want but then there will be no one to oversee the project.
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:-In addition to that I will have a great opportunity to contribute to the Open source community and learn how professional development work is carried out.
:-In addition to that I will have a great opportunity to contribute to the Open source community and learn how professional development work is carried out.


 
*Please also describe your previous experience with the GSoC, if any.
* Please also describe your previous experience with the GSoC, if any.


:-This is my first time applying for GSoC.
:-This is my first time applying for GSoC.


 
*Why are you choosing Octave?
* Why are you choosing Octave?


:-When I took up the course on 'Basics of signals and systems' as a part of my college coursework about an year ago, I was required to use MATLAB for coding assignments. I never wanted to use MATLAB under a student's license as this would have landed me in a very uncomfortable situation when I no longer would have been a student. That was when, the open source enthusiast within me told me to go for GNU Octave. Since then, I have been using Octave as one of my primary languages, I use it for Signal processing and Machine Learning as do some of my peers.
:-When I took up the course on 'Basics of signals and systems' as a part of my college coursework about an year ago, I was required to use MATLAB for coding assignments. I never wanted to use MATLAB under a student's license as this would have landed me in a very uncomfortable situation when I no longer would have been a student. That was when, the open source enthusiast within me told me to go for GNU Octave. Since then, I have been using Octave as one of my primary languages, I use it for Signal processing and Machine Learning as do some of my peers.
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