Dhruv Gami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Raj Mathur wrote:
>> Let's take the proposal and fine-tune it. Perhaps we can
>> schedule an IRC meet in a couple of days where those in
>> Delhi can congregate, meet up online with those who
>> aren't, and everyone interested can give their comments.
> Sou
Raj Mathur wrote:
Let's take the proposal and fine-tune it. Perhaps we can schedule an
IRC meet in a couple of days where those in Delhi can congregate, meet
up online with those who aren't, and everyone interested can give
their comments.
Sounds good ! Would the weekend be convenient for ever
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> "Gora" == Gora Mohanty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Gora> [snip]
Gora> Again, we will have to agree to disagree. You are quite
Gora> right about colleges preferring a brand-name, ideally a
Gora> corporate one. However, I see
Dhruv Gami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Gora Mohanty wrote:
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> That's one of the reasons i am looking at a global perspective.
> We may not have enough people in one place to sustain
> interest and get things rolling, but if other people also join in,
> this might gain more momentum, and e
Gora Mohanty wrote:
Dhruv Gami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [snipping out previous conversation due
to its length]
> Now lets take this scenario to a global level. A student in
[...]
Let us not overextend ourselves at this moment. From what I
see, we barely have enough committed ment
Dhruv Gami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > [snipping out previous conversation due
to its length]
> Here are my thoughts on the mentorship discussion. Im just
> throwing out ideas, to further this discussion:
Thank you for your comments. I would like to see input and
involvement from lots of pe
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Here are my thoughts on the mentorship discussion. Im just throwing out
ideas, to further this discussion:
1. I think its an excellent idea. I have seen a similar setup for
engineering students in american universities, called MentorNet.
On 12/27/05, Gora Mohanty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That sounds like a plan. I would propose that while some
> people are clearly associated with specific areas, it also
> ought to be possible for a "skilled" mentor to have the
> student project be a module for something that is still in
> act
Hi,
This is sort of a joint reply to the issues brought up by Viksit
and Raj. My apologies if the quoting gets too confusing.
Please do continue to send in comments. We should keep
moving on this, and I would like to have at least a first cut at a
coherent proposal by this Sunday, so that th
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> "Viksit" == Viksit Gaur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Viksit> Hullo! Sounds like an interesting idea. I had a couple of
Viksit> questions about it though - and as the discussion
Viksit> progressed on IRC with Raj, we thought it would
Hullo!
Sounds like an interesting idea. I had a couple of
questions about it though - and as the discussion
progressed on IRC with Raj, we thought it would be
better to put it up on the list. Here goes:
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vIkSiT who're the mentors going to be, incidentally?
OldMonk uh, whoev
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