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diff --git a/timetable.org b/timetable.org index 70dd298..5c18397 100644 --- a/timetable.org +++ b/timetable.org @@ -32,49 +32,49 @@ This should follow on from the previous section quite nicely, starting by showing of some proprietary and then show some graphs comparing it to open alternatives aim to complete by - (10/12/24) + (25/11/24) ** pause for a bit, look over what you've done after this section, try to go over everything, add more references, spell check things, make things more concise and generally relax a little more aim to have done this look over by - (23/12/24) + (4/12/24) ** What makes free software so appealing to developers this is going to be the bulk of my information, where I really try and show off, lots of references to people who use free software and how it helps them, why its important to them - etc. etc. + etc.w etc. Aim to complete by - (25/1/25) + (15/12/25) ** What makes free software so appealing to privacy experts exactly the same as the previous section, they should role quite nicely from one to the other Aim to complete by - (15/2/25) + (2/1/25) ** take another break the previous 2 sections are going to be the most important in the entire paper, so take this time to improve upon them and make them the best they can be aim to complete by - (27/2/25) + (10/1/25) ** Where else if free software used and why this should be a pretty brief section describing a few other examples, use the free software in the energy sector and free software in libraries papers here aim to complete by - (7/3/25) + (17/1/25) ** What's next for the free software space this is another short section, going over some interesting developments in the space, in reference to privacy and development aim to complete by - (18/3/25) + (25/1/25) ** Final thoughts this really only needs to be a few sentences that basically just says, free software is used in these spaces because it clearly holds material advantage compared to other options aim to complete by - (25/3/25) + (5/2/25) ** intro get a nice little intro done, it can basically repeat the final thoughts section. only needs to be a paragraph or two aim to complete by - (3/4/25) + (10/2/25) ** fix everything that needs fixing go over everything, spelling, grammar, references and more. Make sure it is clear, is within the word count. Use this time to clean up the formatting, making it very pretty aim to complete by - (WHEN EPQ IS DUE) + (7/3/25) |