This is a project based programming camp—kindly supported by Keio University and SAKURA Science—to develop a collaborative learning environment used for our future program. Students will stay in Japan (Keio University) for one week and learn advanced Web technology (including HTML5, CSS, and WebRTC) as well as Agile and continuous development through lectures and hands-on sessions, and also experience the international OSS development project working jointly with students participating from partner universities in ASEAN countries.
Target and Capacity
This program is for both undergraduate and graduate students. The expected number of recruited students is 20 (in total). All participants are required to have basic HTML and JavaScript development skills.
Language Requirement
All Lectures will be provided in English. No Japanese skill is required. Participants should be at least able to carry conversations in English.
How to Join
There are 3 ways to join this programming camp. (Total expected number of recruited students: 20)
1. For those who have never been to Japan. (Total expected number of recruited students: 10)
Join the remote based Pre-Workshop, complete all assignments and pass the screening examination. You will receive a scholarship that covers the airfare and accommodation expenses.
2. For those who have been to Japan before. (Total expected number of recruited students: 10)
Join the remote based Pre-Workshop, complete all assignments and pass the screening examination. You must cover all costs with your own funds.
3. This camp will be partially opened for remote participants. The program and venue for the remote participants will be announced soon (after we close the application).
Deadline
Registrations are closed! Thank you for your interest!
Details of the remote based Pre-Workshop
October 8 (Wed.) 18:30-20:30JST
#1 WASABI introduction and WebRTC
Refresh of the past WASABI Workshop
October 9 (Thu.) 18:30-20:30JST
#2 Responsive Design
Refresh of the past WASABI Workshop
October 14 (Tue.) 18:30-20:30JST
#3 Web App Testings
How to test web applications: behavior and UI
October 16 (Thu.) 18:30-20:30JST
#4 Web App Performance
How to design web app for performance, including adapting to different devices
NOTE:
1. If you have joined the past WASABI Web Development Workshop (February 25 – March 7, 2014), October 8 and 9 will be a refresh of the workshop. Thus, your participation is optional.
2. All participants are required to join the Pre-Workshop held at October 14 and 16, and complete all assignments.
3. The details of the screening examination will be announced at the class.
Details of the Programming Camp in Japan
December 6 (Sat.) – Arrive in Japan, Orientation
December 7 (Sun.) – Lecture: Web Technology/Practice: Web App Development (basic)
December 8 (Mon.) – Lecture: Multi Media/Practice: Web App Development (HTML5, CSS,
WebRTC)
December 9 (Tue.) – Lecture: Learning environment Architecture/Practice: Multi Media App
Development
December 10 (Wed.) – Lecture: Cloud Computing/Practice: Visiting IT company @ Tokyo
December 11 (Thu.) – Practice: International OSS Development
December 12 (Fri.) – Integration/Final Presentation
December 13 (Sat.) – Leave Japan
Contact
For further information about this program, please contact us at secretariat [at] soi.asia