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The A. Clark lab in the Department of Chemistry is looking for a computer
scientist to create new features within a graphical user interface built
using GTK in C++.
Qualifications:
- Thorough understanding of C++ and standard template libraries.
- Experience in building graphical user interface applications, especially gtkmm.
- Experience working in a Unix/Linux environment.
- Knowledge of Calculus and Linear Algebra
Description of work:
In short, I'm quite impressed with the dell mini 9, and have to recommend it above other netbooks. It feels sturdy. Only issue is that keyboard has a steep learning curve.
I got a model with bluetooth, wifi, 1gb ram, 4gb ssd. for well under $300
intended use: minor surfing and provisioning modems for work.
actual use: main laptop, hulu watching.. Need to ssh into another computer for compiling and stuff like that..
I'll be teaching a Linux class on October 20th for Student Computing Services. The class will most likely consist of installing Ubuntu and going over some programs to use in place of the Windows programs you are used to.
Free to Residence Hall residents, $30.00 for all Hourly Account holders, and half-price for SCS Semester pass-holders.
More information, and how to sign up here: http://www.scs.wsu.edu/training/classes.aspx
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