The Comunity and Development Lab (Cursul de Dezvoltare Liberă, in Romanian) is an 8 - 9 week intensive event, addressed mainly to the first and second year students of the Politehnica University of Bucharest.

The course aims to involve students in existing open source projects with the help of an experienced mentor in the development side of the project.

 

In the tradition of Open Source groups, ROSEdu organises LIFs (Linux Install Fests). One of the first community events that ROSEdu organized was the Ubuntu Install Fest (UIF). We have coordinated three Ubuntu Install Fests following the same recipe used by other Ubuntu Communities.

 

PyLXR aims to clone the LXR project in Python and using SQLite as its database engine. It strives to offer an easier to configure and modify interface than the original LXR.

 

RSoC (ROSEdu Summer of Code) is a frame project whose aim is to give students an alternative summer internship program. Students and enthusiasts can be a part of existing or new ROSEdu projects.

The ROSEdu Tech Talks are a series of 45 minutes presentations, held every two weeks, about open technologies, open software and open standards.

vmchecker is a scalable automatic assignment evaluation framework that can be used for a wide range of courses. It enables automatic evaluation of assignments, leaving the teaching assistent with the sole tasks of going through the code and insist on aspects such as proper indentation, coding style, safe programming practices, modularization, sane variable names, etc.

WoUSO (World of USO) is an educational game targeting first year students of the Introduction in Operating System (or USO, in Romanian) course of the Computer Science Department at the Politehnica University of Bucharest. It is meant to encourage acquiring knowledge in an educational and competitive mode.