How to complete the application to become a GitHub Campus Expert.
Module 0
How to get started with the GitHub Campus Expert training.
Introduction
An introduction to Campus Experts and campus communities.
Community Management
How to manage online communities and moderate effectively.
Public Speaking
How to speak publicly, from writing a talk to wowing an audience.
Workshop Development
How GitHub teaches GitHub, and how to apply those techniques to your workshops.
Technical Writing
What technical writing means and how GitHub designs content.
Fundraising
How to raise sponsorship for your student event, from forming a budget to managing the sponsor relationship.
About Dhia
Dhia is an Android Developer and also a student at Ege University, Izmir. Has been coding since a very young age. Worked with different languages and frameworks (C, Java, Kotlin, Python, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Bootstrap…). \n While learning more about Android Development and Programming languages, currently focusing on digging deep learning about AI, Economics and Philosophy.
Last week, I had a client who uses Firebase as a backend service. One of the clear issues he found himself in, is that he didn’t well design his database when he created his app the first time, which when the app grew up so fast leaded to a big amount of mixed rubbish, neither him could well analyze it nor the user was able to have a good UX (‘cuz of the big amount of unnecessary data he has to download despite the fact he needs it or no ).
I started studying on my free time about “Behavioral Economics” using The book written by Richard H. Thaler and entitled “MisBehaving : The Making Of Behavioral Economics” . The book is a masterpiece that I recommend to everyone who might be interested in understanding the human behaviors, and of course for those who are interested in Economics also.
