Re: [Javapathfinder-devel] Regarding Google Summer of Code

[John P. <jp...@go...>]

Hi Shyam,

You are already consulting the mentors. :)   I would expect the commitment
to be 20-30 hours per week, depending on the complexity of the project and
how efficient and productive you are.

We have one student who has a good start at an application for the
java.util.concurrent project.  For the distributed application project, it
would be helpful to have experience or familiarity with Java network
programming.

I think you are the first person to inquire about the object interface layer
- this could be an interesting one.  I believe this would be making
extension to the interface into the VM that is used by listeners.

I believe Peter Mehlitz suggested that project, although he would not
necessarily be the mentor.  Peter, what/where is the interface for
interacting with the standard/built-in types that Shyam could look at?  I
can't find it again.

John


On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 12:31 PM, Shyam Sunder Santoshi Visamsetty <
vs...@cs...> wrote:

>  Hello guys,
>
>
>
> I am Shyam Sunder, a Master's student at Virginia Tech. I knew about the
> google summer of code very recently. I am interested in participating in
> your Java path finder project. My research interests include Object oriented
> Languages, Software Engineering. My technical skills include good
> programming knowledge in Java. Please may I know how much time should we be
> allocating per week on an average for the duration of the project and should
> I also consult the mentor of the projects before I apply?
>
>
>
> The projects I am interested in are:
>
>
>
> 1.       Develop models of java.util.concurrent implementation to allow
> more efficient model checking of programs that use these constructs.
>
> 2.       Build a JPF extension for model checking distributed
> applications.
>
> 3.       Create a JPF user interface in an IDE like Eclipse or NetBeans.
>
> 4.       Develop an object interface layer that more easily supports
> lookup and storage of objects from standard Java collections.
>
> 5.       Develop an object interface layer that more easily supports
> lookup and storage of objects from standard Java collections (like
> HashMaps). (mentor?)
>
>
>
> Look forward to hear from you,
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Shyam Sunder Santoshi Visamsetty,
>
> Graduate Student,
>
> Department of Computer Science,
>
> Virginia Tech.
>
>
>
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