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04-23-2014 , 09:44 AM

CyberShark93

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Hi!

We are looking for some1 to help us with a programming project set by our university, the idea is that we would like someone who is familiar with TCP Client Server system, Java and Javascript to help us complete the project(give us pointers and teach us how to do it, not do it for us) via skype or teamviewer. we are in the first year at uni so for an experienced programmer it should be very difficult. We will pay u an hourly(we can discuss the price) for however long it takes. pm me for details

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04-24-2014 , 12:55 PM

MrWooster

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Given you are at uni, your best bet is to find some 2nd/3rd year students who are proficient in Java/JavaScript. Their rates are likely to be much lower as well... your typical Java consultant is in the range of $70-$120/hour.

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04-24-2014 , 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberShark93

We are looking for some1 to help us with a programming project set by our university

Is this some assignment for a class?

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04-24-2014 , 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberShark93

Hi!

We are looking for some1 to help us with a programming project set by our university, the idea is that we would like someone who is familiar with TCP Client Server system, Java and Javascript to help us complete the project(give us pointers and teach us how to do it, not do it for us) via skype or teamviewer. we are in the first year at uni so for an experienced programmer it should be very difficult. We will pay u an hourly(we can discuss the price) for however long it takes. pm me for details

I'm guess that should be shouldn't.

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04-24-2014 , 07:48 PM

Larry Legend

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This does not seem like the correct way to accomplish the class assignment.

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04-25-2014 , 02:01 AM

Roonil Wazlib

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Seems standard in the industry, no?

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04-25-2014 , 11:44 AM

Allen C

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I was surprised to find out that guy actually went to work all day. At first I assumed he did it because he worked from home and thus had his whole day free. Seems like you might as well do the work yourself if you're in the office all day anyway and not risk such a good job.

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04-25-2014 , 06:16 PM

CyberShark93

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thx for the responses, I've handed in the project already, hence i will no longer need any help.

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04-25-2014 , 10:30 PM

Johnny Douglas

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Originally Posted by Roonil Wazlib

Seems standard in the industry, no?

It's actually a rampant problem with undergrad computer science/engineering these days. I'm working full-time, but completing my doctorate part-time, so I still speak with our faculty quite frequently. Every year a handful of undergrads in our program try to pull this off and invariably get caught.

There's actually a pretty diligent contigent of profs from all over the world who notice rent-a-coder postings and take the time to track down the prof who's assignment it is. Sometimes the kids are so lazy they neglect to take the prof's name off the assignment.

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04-26-2014 , 08:41 AM

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CyberShark93

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I don't know why everyone seems to suggest that this is plagiarism of some sort, i thought i made it very clear that i required some on to give me pointers over skype or team viewer as opposed to do it for me.

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04-28-2014 , 07:35 AM

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Roonil Wazlib

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Try asking one of the professors at your uni for help?

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