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== Goals ==

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We consider that in an academic environment is the best place to generate and to share knowledge. In this sense, we propose this Wikiprojet [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Parallel_and_Distributed_Computing_Systems]] as challenge to the students to contribute to [[Wikipedia]]. We must consider that ALL the articles of [[Wikipedia]] are written by volunteers who have dedicated part of their time to share knowledge, improve some text or other activities to keep this encyclopaedia updated and with high quality content. The idea of this project is that as students, in the indicated topics, create or improve the contents that already exist and thus all the readers will be able to benefit from it. In particular, you can see that some articles related to the topics that we will discuss during the module can be improved and, therefore, your contribution will be more relevant.

== Scope ==

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'''You must write an encyclopaedic article following the rules of Wikipedia''', which you will find summarized in the next section. Keep in mind the following points that can help you to do the job better.<ref> (more info [[Contributing to Wikipedia</ref>]], [[Ten Simple Rules for Editing Wikipedia]])

# Create a user account [[Special: Registration and entry / signup | here]].

# Return to the [[Wikipedia:WikiProject_Parallel_and_Distributed_Computing_Systems|Wikiproject page]]

# Return to this page of your subject

# Choose an item from the list, press '' Modify '' and register your username next to the article that you have chosen or clicked to 'book it' and notify the rest of the community where you start to work.

# Find reliable documentation (on paper or online) that evaluates the information you add and thinks how to structure the document clearly. You can inspire yourself with similar articles.