Creating Open Source Projects (LFC208) Course Overview

Creating Open Source Projects (LFC208) Course Overview

In this course, you will learn the rationale and value of creating new open source projects and the legal, business, and development steps required for launching them. It also covers best practices for building governance, community models, and more.

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Target Audience for Creating Open Source Projects (LFS208)

Creating Open Source Projects (LFS208) equips learners with essential skills for contributing to and managing open source projects, catering to developers, project managers, and tech enthusiasts alike.


  • Software Developers
  • Project Managers
  • DevOps Engineers
  • System Administrators
  • IT Consultants
  • Quality Assurance Engineers
  • Technical Writers
  • Open Source Advocates
  • Community Managers
  • Students and Recent Graduates in IT
  • Freelancers in Software Development
  • Startup Founders looking to leverage open source solutions


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Creating Open Source Projects (LFS208)?

Introduction:
The Creating Open Source Projects (LFS208) course equips students with the essential skills and knowledge to launch and manage successful open-source projects, fostering collaboration, innovation, and community engagement.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

  • Understand the principles and values of open source.
  • Identify potential open source project ideas and their relevance.
  • Set up a public repository on platforms like GitHub or GitLab.
  • Manage contributions from community members effectively.
  • Implement version control and collaborative practices using Git.
  • Develop clear documentation for users and contributors.
  • Create a governance model for project decision-making.
  • Promote the project through social media and community channels.
  • Utilize tools for continuous integration and testing.
  • Measure project success and impact through metrics and feedback.

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