Project Detail

Description

Skillprover UK Ltd are looking for talented Test Authors/Compilers who have at least 5 years experience in the following skill test area:-

MFC Programming

The task is to write a technical skill test of which consists of 25 questions with 5 multiple choice answers. Here are the characteristics of this test:-

5 Multiple Choice Answers (MCAs) for each question.
Feasible MCAs so as not to allow choice by elimination easily.
Strength must be in the order of intermediate to difficult.
15 of the questions must be “Multiple Select” answer type, 10 “Single Select”
(Multiple Select is where several of the answer options are correct)

The test must encompass questions divided into the following subject areas with the number of questions in brackets:-

Windows Common Controls (9 Questions)
Automation (4 Questions)
Multithreading (4 Questions)
Document Object (4 Questions)
OLE/COM (4 Questions)

The questions must relate to the above areas of the MFC environment with the expectation that the Test Taker knows C++ but none of the questions must be about C++. Additionally, the questions must not be easy, since the answers will be easy to spot. The selected coder would ideally have many projects completed using MFC and the obligatory feedback.

Bear in mind that the Test Taker will have approximately 22 seconds to answer each question. Each question must be realistically answerable within this time frame by a good MFC developer of 5 years experience, and should get a reasonable score.

Test compilation is done online, a link is now provided where you can construct the test. This is an easier task than you think. We are interested in applications from all over the world with very strong MFC and a good rating.

All Multiple answer questions must end with the sentence “Tick all that apply”

Remember, whatever you bid, the price to pay for this compile job is fixed at US$200. I can only accept coders at this rate. There should be a reviewer job for this compile one on this or partner sites. For obvious reasons, the compiler and reviewer cannot be the same coder.

Are you good enough to throw your hat in the ring today?

Kind regards.

Daniel Small

Skillprover UK Ltd.
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