The #TechAtHome program will be practical - as are our previous programs - but it will be solely dependent on you. The program takes the form of a 30 Days Study Jam and will be available in Streams coordinated by Stream Leaders. A Stream can be a Programming Language, a JavaScript Framework, a concept under a particular stack, Mastering a tool, etc. Participants will tweet their daily work using provided hashtags to create awareness and keep conversations going. At specific timestamps, there will be a Google Meets call for each stream, where stream leaders and appointed speakers can do checkups, answer questions, give a demo, etc. ππ» Select a concept to stream on that you know people would be interested in ππ» Get a minimum of 2 people to assist you in managing that stream should in case you were absent ππ» Pitch the stream details to any of the Core Team members ππ» Set a 30-day path with resources to guide you and whoever joins your stream ππ» Decide which stream(s) to follow ππ» Follow the path by using provided resources ππ» Tweet along with your fellow streamers Streams will span for 30 Days. The streams will focus on specific concepts, not broad ones, because of the 30-day timeframe. 1. Let's Learn Laravel (a Framework) 2. How to Use Docker (a Tool) for Deployment (a purpose) 3. Pentesting with Burpsuite 4. Typescript in Thirty Days (a language) 5. Coding Interview Preparation 1. Backend Web Development (too broad) 2. Machine Learning Engineering (too broad) 3. DevOps (too broad) ππ» These are not yet available streams, so you have to pitch them again if you want to lead a stream ππ» You can follow one or more streams, although it is advisable to follow one or two, to help you learn better. ππ» Nobody is responsible for anybody's learning outcome, so nobody will force you to be consistent with your daily learning ππ» If there's a stream that people would like to join and it doesn't exist, feel free to bring it to our notice whether or not you plan to lead the stream. ππ» Each stream will have a Google Meets link attached to it for Saturday meetings, as well as the Stream Leader's name. ππ» You don't have to be an expert to lead a stream. You can be learning that concept from scratch too. However, you need to be good enough to stay consistent and answer questions if you can ππ» You can pitch a stream publicly or privately #TechAtHome #GDSCFUNAAB Sequel to the furthering of the #ASUU Strike and the list of events we have for this session, we are bringing you a #TechAtHome experience
To become a stream leader, you simply have to:
To become a stream member you simply have to:
GUIDE TO STARTING A STREAM
Good examples of streams include:
Bad Examples include:
Notes:
Tweet Hashtags:
GDSC Lead
GDSC Co-lead
Technical lead - Backend Development
Technical co-lead - Backend development
Technical co-lead - Data Science& Machine Learning
Technical lead - Devops
Technical co-lead - Design
Publicity Lead
Event Lead