Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Project ideas for Gsoc 2k16

[Martin Braun]

Prateek,

you should definitely get familiar with GNU Radio, what it does, and how
it works before doing anything else. I recommend going through the
guided tutorials on our website first.

Once you're more familiar, pick a project that suits your interests
most. You should be able to understand the intention of a project if you
want to work on it. You can engage in discussions on this mailing list
if you have particular questions.

Eventually, you will have to write a project proposal, so my
recommendation is to get started early! You can find comments on this on
our wiki pages, and the announcement I posted earlier.

Cheers,
Martin

On 03/04/2016 04:04 PM, Prateek Singhi wrote:
> Hello.
> 
> I am currently a sophomore at International Institute of Information
> Technology ,Hyderabad, India. Being enrolled in Electronics and
> Communications Engineering , I have keen interest in many of your
> projects, particularly :
>   
> 1. Filter Design Tool Enhancements  - (mentor) Sebastian Koslowski,
> Marcus Leech
> 
> 2. Off line Analysis and Visualization Tools - (mentor) Tim O'Shea
> 
> 3. Burst Radio Support - (mentor) Tim O'Shea
> 
> I have a strong base in Digital Signal Processing and have successfully
> completed courses like DSP and Signals and Systems(MIT opencourseware)
> and Communication Theory 1 .
> 
> Also I have now gained ease with languages like Python , C/C++ ,Matlab.
> 
> Please guide me on how to get started with GNU Radio since I am looking
> forward to contribute to GNU Radio.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Prateek Singhi
> 
> 
> 
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