andrew@dgbt.uucp (Andrew Patrick) (05/11/89)
The Division of Behavioural Research of the Department of Communications
seeks to issue research support contracts to two individuals for full
time work over the course of a consecutive 16 month period. This period
will begin in approximately two months. Most of the work will be done
on-site at the Communications Research Centre at Shirley Bay. Access to
this site will require security clearance.
There are no mandatory requirements but the following are desired: a
B.A. or equivalent certification, and experience in social science
techniques. Training will be provided in skills if necessary.
The research projects are: electronic directories, intelligent
information systems, human perception and cognition of audio and music.
Tasks will include: preparing research materials, demonstrations,
simulations, reports; library research; conducting and recording
experiments, tests and interviews with human observers; presenting
verbal and written reports; and quantitative and qualitative data
analyis. Equipment used will include microcomputers.
Please send a note with names, addresses and phone numbers of interested
individuals to Dr. Ted Grusec at the address below. These persons will
be send an information kit with a description of the projects, bidding
procedures, and reply forms. Salaries will be established by
competitive bidding and the best value for money will be among the
criteria used in choosing contractors. The deadline for receipt of bids
is 31 May, 1989.
Dr. Ted Grusec
Communications Research Centre, Building 4,
3701 Carling Avenue,
Ottawa, ON
K2H 8S2
email: ted@dgbt.crc.dnd.ca
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Andrew Patrick, Ph.D. Communications Research Centre
(613) 990-4675 Department of Communications, Ottawa, Canada
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The deadline for bids has been extended to June 15, 1989. Here is
a revised description:
The Division of Behavioural Research of the Department of Communications
seeks to issue research support contracts to two individuals for full
time work over the course of a consecutive 16 month period. This period
will begin approximately the middle of July, 1989. Most of the work
will be done on-site at the Communications Research Centre at Shirley
Bay. Access to this site will require security clearance.
There are no mandatory requirements but the following are desired: a
B.A. or equivalent certification, and experience in social science
techniques. Training will be provided in skills if necessary.
The research projects are: electronic directories, intelligent
information systems, human perception and cognition of audio and music.
Tasks will include: preparing research materials, demonstrations,
simulations, reports; library research; conducting and recording
experiments, tests and interviews with human observers; presenting
verbal and written reports; and quantitative and qualitative data
analyis. Equipment used will include microcomputers.
Please send a note with names, addresses and phone numbers of interested
individuals to Dr. Ted Grusec at the address below. Prospective
bidders will be sent an information kit with a description of the
projects, bidding procedures, and reply forms. Salaries will be
established by competitive bidding and the best value for money will be
among the criteria used in choosing contractors. The deadline for
receipt of bids is 15 June 1989.
Dr. Ted Grusec
Communications Research Centre, Building 4,
3701 Carling Avenue,
Ottawa, ON
K2H 8S2
email: ted@dgbt.crc.dnd.ca
--
Andrew Patrick, Ph.D. Communications Research Centre
(613) 990-4675 Department of Communications, Ottawa, Canada
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