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C / C++ Teacher For V.P. Institue

Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 12:00 am
by VisualPerception
I am looking for a programmer very good with win32 app dev. I would like you to have some exp. with database engines (Not writing then just using them from your application.) I would also like to say that this is pay per student not flate rate. The pay is $10 dollars per Unit Per Seat Filled. In a algebraic form that is "10 x U x F"
U = Units
F = Seats Filled
If you had a class of 10 Students and the class was four units you would make $400 dollars. Thats good considering that a class is only two to three weeks long on average. (Tutorials) For more information please contact ME.

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Math

Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2007 9:22 pm
by Obereon
Based on 10*F*U (perhaps not the best choice of variable names, by the way) you stipulate that a two to three week class of ten students worth four units would gross $400 which we assign to gross(G)

Expanding that equation, we find that the work involved in creating a four unit class (W) is approximately 40 hours. The instruction time (I) for that class is unspecified, so we will estimate it at 2 hours per diem with 5 days per academic week. With duration (D) at two weeks, and solving for time cost (C) we get an hourly rate (R) :
D==2; F==10; U==4; W==40; I==2*5;
C==(I*D)+W; G=10*F*U; R==G/C;
G==400;
C==(10*2)+40==60;
R==400/60==6.6 (approximately);

At $6 per hour, I think I'll pass.

If we discount the setup time of the class, we still get an hourly rate (R) of $20, which for many who are qualified to teach such a class would be negligible.

All of this, of course, is based on assumptions from other similar courses, so if these assumptions are incorrect then please correct them.

More information would be required to make a complete assessment of this offer, but on the surface it does not seem adequate.