S.No.
Unit
Contents
What is Open Source? , Why Open Source?
1.
Unit - 1
What is Open Standard? - Why Open Standards?
Unit 2
Peek into history
Unit 3
Governance of Open Standard by community
Unit 4
Current trend in Open Source Software around the world
Unit 5
Showcases of Open Source Software
Unit 6
Legal issues in Open Source Software
Unit 7
No. of
No
Sessions
Pedagogy
Detail of References
Unit-1
Lecture and
Assignment #1
(T1)Lesson #1
1.
Group Discussion
White board
Class room
Pg.21-31
T1 Lesson #2
Pg # 34
Discussion
Lecture
Quiz#1
Presentation/
2
Exercise for
Definition
A brief history about open source
development
The evolution of the open source
movement
Benefit of Free/Open Source Software
Advantages and disadvantages of open
source
Open Source trends and perspective
Split open source software /
commercial products
Unit-2
What is Open Standard? - Why Open
Standards?
(T3)Lesson #2
Group Discussion/
2
Coverage
Pg# 9-23
Definition
Open standards and vendor
independence
Open Source vs. Open Standards
Questionnaire designing
Examples
Unit-3
Presentation/
T2:Lesson #9
Group Discussion/
Case Study
Class room
Pg No. 129-176
Class Test I
Lecture and
Assignment #2
4
(T3)Lesson #15
Group Discussion
4
Pg.No. 223-249
White board
Class room
Discussion
2
5
Lecture
Unit-5
Quiz#2
Presentation/
Group Discussion/
Operating systems
Application Development
Database
Languages
Designing Examples
Unit-6
Presentation/
Group Discussion/
6
Case Study
Class room
Class Test II
Instructor Material
By IBM
Introduction to Linux
What is Linux
Background of Linux
Why is Linux so popular
What can you do with Linux
Linux Distributions
Lecture and
7
Assignment #3
(T1) Lesson# 3
Unit-8
Pg.No. 43-48
(T2) Lesson#3
Pg. No. 42-56
licensing
Open Source Licensing
Choosing the right license
TEXT BOOKS:
[T1] Open Source Development by Rachna Kapur,Mario Briggs,Tapas Saha,Peter Kohlmann,Raul
F. Chong .
[T2] Introduction To free Software by J. Gonzalez Barahona publication: Free technology
Academy.
[T3] Open Systems and Standards for Software Product Development by P. A. Dargan
Publication: Artech House, Inc.
REFERENCE BOOKS
Perspectives on Free and Open Source Software by Joseph Feller Publication:The MIT Press
Cambridge
Agile Technologies in Open Source Development By Barbara Russo Publication: Free
University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy
www.openstandards.net
www.openinnovation.net