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Our course-runs are intermittent and varied and a mix of skills and approaches are often required. Our main areas of focus are:

Linux network-applications (traditional areas)

Web-servers,
LAN-servers,
mail-servers,
database servers.

Linux client applications(emerging areas)

Desktop-text-processing/money-counting applications,
CAD-workstations.

Programming for Linux applications (creating new client/server applications)

Linux network programming

Linux core:

tailoring and manipulating the Linux kernel,
porting Linux to special-purpose machines,
Interfacing devices to Linux machines: device driver programming.

We therefore are interested in building and keeping a database of people skilled in areas of interest for teaching/demonstrating duties. If you are skilled in the ares below:

Traditional areas1: demonstrating web-server/LAN-server/mail-server/mail-list-manager configuration for Apache, Apache/Apache-Tomcat, Apache/PHP and SAMBA,
Traditional areas2: demonstrating mail-server/mail-list-manager configuration for Postfix, Sendmail, Exim and Mailman,
Traditional areas3: demonstrating database server/client installation/configuration for relational database management programs MySQL, Interbase/Firebird and PostgreSQL,
Emerging areas1: demonstrating desktop Linux in:- StarOffice/OpenOffice, KOffice and the GIMP,
Emerging areas2: demonstrating CAD-workstation Linux in:- Varicad, QCAD and gEDA / PCB,
Core area demonstrating distribution and kernel building/manipulation thus skilled in:-

building bespoke-Linux distributions,
in kernel/device driver programming,
in cross-compiler/cross-tool-chain building (particular for the superH family)
in using gnu-java /gnu-classpath compiler,

New user-space programs area

demonstrating X-window programming/applications: using QT/g++, gtk, Kylix,
demonstrating Linux network programming (in gnuC/C++) for network-based instrumentation

please contact us with your CV. We will keep you CV on our database and when the need arise we will contact you.

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For information about Linux resources (books, machines and interface cards) available from Basis Volume please browse the b-vol website. and click on b-vIT.

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