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LOCATION: Faculty of Engineering, 
          The University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

SUMMARY REQUIREMENT: Computer programmer with experience in C++ and 
                     understanding of the Microsoft Windows environment.

DURATION: Remainder of 1997 and possibly Jan 1998.


                    POSITION/CONTRACT DESCRIPTION

We require programmers experienced in C++ programming, preferably with 
experience using C++ to work within our programme for creating 
Computer-Aided Learning Moduless in engineering education (the CALM programme).

A sample module has been developed on a Silicon-graphics 
platform, written in C++ using OpenGL to provide the graphical capability.  
A fully developed program specification (i.e. task description)
was written for the completed sample module.

This sample module will be used as a reference, in the first instance, for 
module translation to a PC hardware platform. The Silicon-graphics module, 
and its associated software specification information, may be inspected 
on request.

The principal requirements of the CALM programme:
      o translate the developed module onto a PC platform;
      o improve/modularise the code, in particular, to facilitate the 
        re-use of routines in a range of modules (macro-level software 
        design is a key feature of this programme);
      o develop similar modules for learning in engineering design 
        following templates supplied by the academic Design staff;
      o maximise the platform independence of the code P able to be 
        compiled on PC and UNIX platforms.

Knowledge of web delivery systems such as Java would be advantageous.

Funding for the CALM module development programme is available for 
the duration of 1997.

If you require further information, please contact:

Anthony Predebon (CALM Project Manager) 
T: 03 9349 2598 
M: 018 534 451 
e-mail: 75567.1110@CompuServe.COM

Colin Burvill (CALM Coordinator)
T: 03 9344 4545
e-mail: colb@ariel.ucs.unimelb.edu.au

John Weir (CALM module demonstration) 
T: 03 9344 6720 
e-mail: jweir@mame.mu.oz.au