Python programmer needed for short-term work on campus

   (Forwarding a note regarding what appears to be a short-term,
contract-type job opportunity for a Python programmer from Andrew
Penner, a Ph.D. candidate in Sociology. Please respond directly to
him at penner at berkeley.edu if you're interested, or if you might
have any leads for him. Thanks! Micronet Mailing List Administrator)

I am hoping to hire somebody to write a program for me for a social
psychological experiment. The basic functionality needed is as follows.

1-Display simple experiment instructions, with a button to move on to the
next screen of the experiment.
2-Present a question, and allow for a radio button response (which would be
recorded to a log file).
3-Display a table of with numbers that would vary based on the radio button
response in (2).
4-Wait for a fixed length of time before moving to the next questions.
[Steps 2-4 will be repeated several times] 5-Display survey questions and
allow for responses (either radio buttons or a sliding bar) and record to
the log.

I have some code that was written for a similar experiment using python 2.5
and wxpython 2.6.3.3, which does everything needed except for allowing radio
button input; this could be modified, but would not need to be used. Please
contact Andrew Penner at penner_at_berkeley.edu if you are interested. Pay is
$15/hour (cash), possibly more if it can be finished quickly.

Andrew Penner
Ph.D. Candidate
Department of Sociology
University of California, Berkeley
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~penner

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Received on Wed Oct 03 2007 - 13:10:41 PDT