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Arkwright Computing Project
The basic bounds of the project are:
· Max. timeframe for development: June to October 2013
· Usage: ~1500 student applications are likely to be received between October 2013 and January 2014; and a similar amount every year thereafter.
· Interfaces:
o We are in the process of migrating our central database from Microsoft Access to SQL and the on-line application system would need to be able to interface with the new SQL database to allow data collected on-line to be transferred directly to the new database.
o Ideally the application on-line system should either be a part of our existing website or be a system that can be integrated to our website so that users don’t notice when they move from one to the other.
· Access Control: The on-line system will need to have access controls so that only schools that are affiliated to Arkwright, and authorised students within those schools, can enter data and submit applications.
· Payment: we cannot pay the student a salary/fee but we are happy to reimburse reasonable travel and subsistence costs for any trips required to our office in Leamington Spa, and any reasonable incidental costs.
If you are interested in volunteering to help this charity then contact Dr Martin Thomas,National Director, E-mail: mthomas@arkwright.org.uk
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