UCLA Open Source Program Office (OSPO)

Owned by Tim Dennis
Last updated: Aug 02, 2024
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Service owners: @Todd Grappone & @Tim Dennis

The UCLA Open Source Program Office (OSPO) is dedicated to fostering a culture of open source software development and collaboration within the UCLA community. The OSPO supports faculty, researchers, students, and staff by providing resources, guidance, and infrastructure to facilitate open source projects. Our mission is to advance the adoption and sustainability of open source practices across the campus, enhancing innovation and collaboration.

Services Offered

  • Open Source Project Support: Assistance with starting, managing, and contributing to open source projects.

  • Training and Workshops: Educational programs to develop skills in open source software development and community engagement.

  • Community Building: Initiatives to foster a vibrant open source community at UCLA through events, meetups, and collaborative projects.

Audience

  • Target Audience: Faculty, researchers, students, and staff interested in or currently engaged in open source software development and collaboration.

Outcomes

  • Expected Outcomes: Increased participation in open source projects, improved quality and sustainability of open source software, and strengthened collaboration across the UCLA community.

How to Access Services

  • Getting Started: To learn more about the OSPO and access our services, please contact us at tdennis@library.ucla.edu.

  • Consultation Requests: For specific project support or consultations, submit a request through our service portal or email us directly.