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Interested in working on SU2 in a Google Summer of Code project? SU2 is applying at GSoC as an organization this year. Here is some additional information for you.

What is Google Summer of Code?

https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/

Google Summer of Code is a program sponsored by Google to let students interested in Open Source work on cool and challenging open source projects. The basic idea is that you will work together with a mentor on a project. We have selected a couple of main topics for you but it is up to you to write a more complete project proposal. If you have ideas of your own, that is fine too but you will need to find a mentor to supervise such a project.

If you would like to apply, please do the following:

Make sure that you have subscribed to CFD-online and github, and additionally join the developers team on slack at su2devteam.slack.com (see our main website https://su2code.github.io/). If you are interested in applying, please do the following:

1. send an application email to gsoc@su2foundation.org
2. become a member of our slack channel and subscribe to the gsoc subchannel of SU2. Please introduce yourself :-)

To Apply:

• Create a brief CV with your contact details, your education and code experience.
• Briefly write about your experience and interests in SU2 and the specific project you would like to work on (if you know this already)
• Briefly write about your current work schedule: are you studying/working, how will you manage the time, etc..
• Send it to gsoc@su2foundation.org

Then in the last stage:

• Together with a mentor you will create a project planning with a timeline containing a breakdown of the project in parts with periodic deliverables/milestones.

Note that applying does not mean acceptance into the program. We will carefully consider your application to see if you are capable of the job, taking into account your experience and availability.





Please note that experience with SU2 is required, but a merged Pull Request on github will be seen as sufficient proof that you are capable of the job. A pull request for a tutorial or validation testcase is also acceptable.