I mean bachelor thesis.
Apart from this, there are basically no additional costs for external guidance. The challenge lies in how to connect with potential students and find suitable mentors for them.
In collaboration with university professors, in most Chinese C.S. and S.E. programs, courses like "Linux Application Design" mainly using GTK and Qt for software design, are often offered. If we can break down various medium to low difficulty tasks from community software each year, we could try to find suitable professors to incorporate these as optional coding assignments.
That sounds like a good plan.
However, collaborating directly with universities in China is very challenging. It usually requires significant commitments, including guaranteed internship quotas and mentoring promises.
Ok. Do conditions change from university to university?
