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Open Source Summit North America 2017

September 11-14, 2017 - Los Angeles, CA
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Nicole Casares

Codetalk
Nicole Casares
Greater Los Angeles Area

nicolecasares.com

I just graduated from a intensive 16 week front end development bootcamp and I am a member of Linux Chix LA

3:00pm PDT

Pre-Registration Platinum Foyer

7:00am PDT

Morning Meditation JW Marriott Pool Deck

9:00am PDT

Keynote: Opening Remarks - Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, The Linux Foundation Diamond Ballroom 4-5

9:25am PDT

Keynote: Open Source Software as Activism - Christine Corbett Moran, NSF Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellow, CALTECH Diamond Ballroom 4-5

9:45am PDT

Keynote Lightning Talk: Human Enablement - Alan Clark, Director, Industry Initiatives, Emerging Standards and Open Source, SUSE Diamond Ballroom 4-5

9:50am PDT

Keynote: A Conversation with Linux and Git Creator Linus Torvalds Diamond Ballroom 4-5

10:20am PDT

Keynote: The Impact of the Ecosystem - Jono Bacon, Community/Developer Strategy Consultant and Author Diamond Ballroom 4-5

10:30am PDT

Coffee Break Platinum Foyer

11:00am PDT

How to Fail Fast and Rise Again - A Case Study on Transforming to Cloud Native - Ken Owens, MasterCard Gold 4 Mentoring: Your Path to Immortality - Richard Bowen, Red Hat Plaza III

11:50am PDT

Aim to Be an Open Source Zero - Guy Martin, Autodesk Diamond Ballroom 9

12:30pm PDT

Women in Open Source Lunch - Sponsored by Intel (Limited Availability, Registration Required) Gold 3

2:50pm PDT

Seven Lessons Learned from Growing a Project Too Fast - Matt Butcher, Microsoft Diamond Ballroom 10

3:30pm PDT

Open Source Summit Speed Networking & Mentoring Session (Limited Availability, Registration Required) Diamond Ballroom 1

4:00pm PDT

Raspberry Pi Hacks - Ruth Suehle, Red Hat Gold 1

4:50pm PDT

Finding People: Job Posting Strategies - Deb Nicholson, Open Invention Network Diamond Ballroom 9 Increasing Student Participation in Open Source - Gregory Hislop, Drexel University & Heidi Ellis, Western New England University Diamond Ballroom 10

5:30pm PDT

Career Fair Mixer (Pre-Registration Required) Gold Lobby

5:40pm PDT

BoF: Linux and Open-Source in the Media Today? - Sean Michael Kerner Diamond Ballroom 9

6:45am PDT

5k Fun Run JW Marriott Hotel Lobby

11:05am PDT

High Performance Computing: The Move from General Purpose Processors to Custom Hardware and the Implications for Linux - Christoph Lameter, Jump Trading LLC Georgia I/II

12:35pm PDT

Lunch (Attendees on Own) Attendees On Own

1:55pm PDT

How Many Eyeballs Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb? - Casey Schaufler, Intel Gold 1

2:45pm PDT

Panel Discussion: Building and Maintaining Open Source Communities - Moderated by Jonas Rosland, {code} Diamond Ballroom 10 The Set of Programmers: How Math Restricts Us - Carol Smith, Microsoft Plaza III

5:15pm PDT

Onsite Attendee Reception & Sponsor Showcase Platinum Ballroom

12:30pm PDT

Lunch (Attendees on Own) Attendees On Own

4:50pm PDT

Community Building in Anytown - Josh Simmons, Google + Open Source Initiative Diamond Ballroom 10

6:30pm PDT

All Attendee Evening Event at Paramount Picture Studios - Sponsored by Cloud Native Computing Foundation, CoreOS, {code}, and Ticketmaster Paramount Picture Studios

9:00am PDT

Chaos Theory + Civil Rights = 21st Century Corporate Practices - Kate Ertmann, GO Gold 2

10:05am PDT

You're Not a *Real* Software Engineer - Amy Chen, Rancher Labs Gold 1

10:50am PDT

Diversity and Collaboration - Tameika Reed, Women in Linux Gold 1

1:25pm PDT

Diversity through the Eyes of a Senior Engineer - Rupa Dachere, CodeChix Gold 1

1:50pm PDT

Tutorial: Using the Linux VRF Solution - David Ahern, Cumulus Networks Diamond Ballroom 10