FOSSEE Club

Introduction

Improve your college's NAAC/NIRF and NBA ratings. Upgrade the skill set and employability of your students. Become a FOSSEE Club to do both of these! 

 

FOSSEE Club is any institution that promotes and contributes to the various activities of the FOSSEE project. The club can also undertake events apart from these activities, subject to the fact that the event is based on any one of the software promoted by the FOSSEE Project. You also have to get prior approval for the event from the FOSSEE Project. For more details on this please refer to the rules and regulations section given below. The club may also have to contribute to the development of open-source software through FOSSEE.

An institution that has contributed at least 3 activities or contributed extensively to the FOSSEE project in any way.

If your institute has NOT contributed, please visit this website: https://fossee.in/ and start contributing.

  1. Get recognised as a FOSSEE Club
  2. Get certificates
  3. Skill enhancement for your students
  4. Preference to the proficient student contributors in FOSSEE Summer Interships and Fellowship
  5. Collaborate with various activities of the FOSSEE project
  6. Get your contributions displayed on FOSSEE website
  7. Get a chance to become a faculty partner
  8. Get a chance to become a part of Industry Academia connect
  9. Receive an annual certificate of recognition by FOSSEE for significant contributions (faculty / institute)
  10. Get better accreditation by participating in FOSSEE activities.

Level 0: Initiating to become a FOSSEE Club

There is no star rating, just the mention of the institute on our page.

Level 1: 

1 or 2 stars rating depending on the contribution of the institution to FOSSEE activities

Level 2

3 stars rating for contributing to 3 or more to FOSSEE activities

Level 3

5 star considerable contribution to FOSSEE activities for a year

The star rating will keep changing annually depending on the contribution made by the institutes. If an institute has contributed for a year in that particular year it shall be rated 5 stars and if they continue to contribute the star rating will remain the same. If they discontinue we shall mention them under previous FOSSEE clubs with their previous star rating.

Previous FOSSEE Clubs

FOSSEE Club is any institution that will promote and contribute to the various activities of the FOSSEE project. The club can also undertake events apart from these activities subject to that the event is based on any one of the software promoted by the FOSSEE Project. You also have to get prior approval for the event from the FOSSEE Project. For more details on this please refer to the rules and regulations section given below.The club may also have to contribute to the development of open-source software through FOSSEE.

Please see the details of the activities given in this page: https://fossee.in. After a substantial contribution to the FOSSEE Project, as 'per' the criteria given below, they can become a FOSSEE Club by signing the Expression of Interest.

Criteria for becoming a FOSSEE Club (any 3 or more):

    1. 10 TBC in Scilab / R / OpenModelica etc
    2. 5 LM in Scilab / R / OpenModelica / OpenFOAM etc
    3. 5 No of case studies in OpenFOAM / Scilab / R
    4. 10 No of Circuit Simulation in eSim
    5. 10 No of Flowsheets / Custom models in DWSIM and OM
    6. 5 workshops on Python
  1. Get recognised as a FOSSEE club
  2. Collaborate with various activities of the FOSSEE project
  3. Get your contributions displayed on FOSSEE website
  4. Proficient student contributors get direct entry to a relevant job fair hosted by the FOSSEE project annually
  5. Preference to the proficient student contributors in FOSSEE Summer Fellowship
  6. Receive an annual certificate of recognition by FOSSEE for significant contributions
  7. Get NAAC accreditation by participating in FOSSEE activities.

If an institution wants to conduct an event under the FOSSEE Club then they should take prior written approval to use the FOSSEE logo. The event itself should be approved by the FOSSEE Project.