[Openchemistry-developers] Regarding GSoC 2017

[Kunal Sharma]

Prof Hutchison,

Thank you for the reply. After familiarising myself with the code should I
get myself working towards how I plan on implement a selected project or
should I get into fixing bugs and other smaller issues? I do realise that
fixing issues itself is a good of understanding the code.

Regards,
Kunal Sharma




On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 7:02 PM, Kunal Sharma <ks05111996 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Greetings,
> I am Kunal Sharma, a undergrad student from BITS Pilani, India. I am
> pursuing an integrated course in MSc Chemistry along with a B.E. degree and
> I am currently in my third year. I am really passionate about chemistry and
> am currently pursuing 2 open ended projects in chemistry (Detection of
> various properties of molecules using Machine learning and Computerised
> detection of Se-H bonds).
>
> I am also well versed with softwares like *Q-Chem, IQmol and Molden, *as
> I have had the Computational Chemistry and Quantum Chemistry courses in my
> previous semesters.
>
> I am a second time GSoCer and I am very comfortable with *Python,
> Javascript as well as Machine learning (Basic Classifiers, SVM, Nueral
> Networks and to some aspects implementing them for Computer Vision) *. I
> did my previous GSoC with Peragro where I build plugins for multimedia
> management as well as an entire portal for developers where they could
> share their media, review as well as see their dependencies and assets etc.
>
> I found *cclib* to be very interesting and wanted to start by
> contributing towards it. *Can you please guide me on how I should get
> started.* I have already setup the project and tested the examples
> provided.
>
> Regards,
> Kunal Sharma
>
>
>
>
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