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Mainly, I have worked with with C/C++, Java and Python but I have also basic knowledge of PHP,Javascript,XML,HTML,CSS. I have also worked in Octave(Matlab) and some functional programming languages(Haskell, Clips, Scheme). Regarding aspects more related to machine translation systems, I have been enrolled in courses that dealt with formal languages, finite state machines and automata theory (as example of applications, I would mention implementing a parser using flex).
 
Mainly, I have worked with with C/C++, Java and Python but I have also basic knowledge of PHP,Javascript,XML,HTML,CSS. I have also worked in Octave(Matlab) and some functional programming languages(Haskell, Clips, Scheme). Regarding aspects more related to machine translation systems, I have been enrolled in courses that dealt with formal languages, finite state machines and automata theory (as example of applications, I would mention implementing a parser using flex).
   
I cannot say that I have worked on a real open-source project. However, I am more than familiar with the open-source philosophy, mainly because I have worked mostly only with open-source tools and technologies, but also because our university made it a goal to encourage any activity related to open-source. Also. I have on my long term todo list an open-source project that I have started, but is still in a very incipient phase(a brief description here:http://ceata.org/proiecte/get-involved/wiki).
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I cannot say that I have worked on a real open-source project before. However, I am more than familiar with the open-source philosophy, mainly because I have worked mostly only with open-source tools and technologies, but also because our university made it a goal to encourage any activity related to open-source. Also. I have on my long term todo list an open-source project that I have started, but is still in a very incipient phase(a brief description here:http://ceata.org/proiecte/get-involved/wiki).

Revision as of 22:02, 30 March 2012

Google Summer of Code 2012 Application - adopting a new language pair fr-ro

Contact information

Name: Alexandru Blanda

Email: blanda.alexandru@gmail.com

Alternative Email: ioan.blanda@cti.pub.ro

IRC: blanda(on #apertium)

Phone: +40 745628343

Why is it you are interested in machine translation?

Why is it that you are interested in the Apertium project?

Which of the published tasks are you interested in?

Why should Google and Apertium sponsor it?

How and who it will benefit?

What do you plan to do?

Proposed schedule

Before the coding period

During the coding period

Non-GSOC activities

GsoC 2012 would be my primary concern this summer. The only non Gsoc-activities during the coding period would be my final exams, that end on 31 May. However, I am confident that I will be able to allocate at least 35 hours of week, during the summer, to working on the Apertium project.

Bio

I am a 3rd year Undergraduate student in the field of Computer Science, at the Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers, Polytechnic University of Bucharest.

Mainly, I have worked with with C/C++, Java and Python but I have also basic knowledge of PHP,Javascript,XML,HTML,CSS. I have also worked in Octave(Matlab) and some functional programming languages(Haskell, Clips, Scheme). Regarding aspects more related to machine translation systems, I have been enrolled in courses that dealt with formal languages, finite state machines and automata theory (as example of applications, I would mention implementing a parser using flex).

I cannot say that I have worked on a real open-source project before. However, I am more than familiar with the open-source philosophy, mainly because I have worked mostly only with open-source tools and technologies, but also because our university made it a goal to encourage any activity related to open-source. Also. I have on my long term todo list an open-source project that I have started, but is still in a very incipient phase(a brief description here:http://ceata.org/proiecte/get-involved/wiki).