GSoC 2007
From Clam
- Flyers to promote students applications.
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Accepted projects
| Project | Student | Mentor |
|---|---|---|
| GSoC/Real-time Spectral Transformations | Hernan Ordiales (UBA, Argentina) | Pau Arumí |
| GSoC/Plugin System for a Dynamically Extensible Framework | Andreas Calvo (UPF, Spain) | Pau Arumí |
| GSoC/Real-time Spectral Model Synthesizer | Gregory Ryan Kellum (UPF, Spain) | Pau Arumí |
| GSoC/Clam for Speech | Ebrahim "Abe" Kazemzadeh (USC, USA) | Xavier Amatriain |
| GSoC/Enhancing Clam's Widgets | Bennett Kolasinski (NYU, USA) | David García |
| GSoC/Enhancing Clam’s Chord Detection for Real-time | Roman Goj (Warsaw University, Poland) | David García |
How to apply
- Google's SoC's frequently asked questions
- Check Google's Summer of Code eligibility page.
- You must also provide a project proposal in your SoC application. Please see the SoC ideas for potential projects.
- Direct link to Google's application page. And the main Google's SoC page.
Important Dates
- March 14: List of accepted mentoring organizations published on code.google.com; student application period opens
- March 24: Student application deadline
- April 9: List of accepted student applications published on code.google.com
- May 28: Students begin coding for their GSoC projects; Google begins issuing initial student payments
And see the SoC timeline
Contact
If you have any question about any of the information below please contact clam-info@iua.upf.edu or join the #clam channel at FreeNode IRC.
About CLAM
CLAM(C++ Library for Audio and Music) is a project that aims at developing a full-featured application framework for Audio and Music Applications. It offers a conceptual metamodel as well as many different tools for that particular domain. One of its most relevant features is the availability of a visual building dataflow application that allows to develop rapid prototypes without writing code. The project started 6 years ago and, after winning the ACM award to the Best Open Source Multimedia Software in 2006 it is now ready to publish its 1.0 release. CLAM is mostly developed and hosted by the Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona, Spain). Nevertheless, it is currently managed from the University of California Santa Barbara.
Mentors
Right about to publish our first 1.0 release we are very excited about the possibility of participating in Google's Summer of Code. We intend to draw a larger developer and also user base once our first milestone has been surpassed.
For SoC we are offering three mentors (Xavier Amatriain, Pau Arumi, and David Garcia) that are currently CLAM's main developers and have an extensive background in audio and software development. We hope to offer an enjoyable working atmosphere with a large, growing community and very exciting goals.
We look forward for your participation!
Potential projects
See SoC ideas
For your SoC Application
These are the questions we would like you to address in your application:
- Please summarize your background (education and software development)
- Rate from 0 to 5 your knowledge of the following tools:
- C++
- CVS/Subversion
- GNU/Linux Programming tools
- Qt
- Audio DSP
- How much time do you expect to invest in the GSoC project?
- What is your interest in CLAM?
- What are the main highlights in CLAM and what do you think is missing?
- What are your biggest strengths/weaknesses?
- What do you expect to gain from SoC?
