IEEE RIT Bangalore presents

Winter
of Code

RIT's flagship winter open-source program. Eight weeks, real problem statements from real organisations, dedicated mentors — and a showcase worthy of the season.

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Weeks of coding: 08
Program phases: 04
Project tracks: 08

Program introduction

What is RIT Winter of Code?

A winter-long program by IEEE RIT-B that connects students with participating organizations. Contributors take on real problem statements — proposing solutions in October, then building them through November and December.

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Submission: Oct 15 – Oct 31; Browse published problem statements and submit your proposal.
Coding: Nov 01 – Dec 31; Build your accepted proposal in the open and ship it.
Participation: Proposals → Dashboard; Sign in with GitHub to submit proposals and track your progress.

Program highlights

Build. Contribute. Learn.

Winter of Code is built around open-source contribution and collaborative development — small proposals, steady building, and shared review.

Build.

Take on real problem statements published by participating organizations and turn proposals into working software.

Contribute.

Work the open-source way — in the open, with review and iteration, alongside the people who maintain the work.

Learn.

Practice the full arc of collaborative development, from reading a problem statement to shipping a solution.

Timeline

Two phases, one winter

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Submission Period
Browse the published problem statements and submit your project proposals.
October 15 – October 31
Coding Period
Work on your accepted proposal, build in the open, and ship your solution.
November 1 – December 31

Problem statements