Need algorithm and driver programmer in Seattle for NASA ATE

Question

The Aegis Group is looking for a high quality, responsible, experienced LabView programmer to create test algorithms and device drivers for an automated test platform. The system will identify faults on fourteen different boards to the component level and certify boards for return to service in a NASA tracking and data relay system. The position is full time, either contract or staff. This project will last for about a year.
Experience:
Expert in Visual Studio/Visual C++.NET
Design to and verification of requirements
At least 2 years programming with LabView, TestStand and/or Measurement Studio is desirable
Knowledge of VME/VXI drivers is desirable
Knowledge of serial RF data transmission and encoding formats is desirable
Bachelor of Science is preferred
Qualities:
Highly organized
Able to self teach quickly
Good interpersonal skills
Analytical problem solving skills
Responsibilities:
Design and implement the interface for a custom, VXI based PCB
Design and implement, with the system engineer, test algorithms for a set of sophisticated RF data modems
Work with the development team to generate a software system architecture document
Play a major role in system integration and verification
Participate in design reviews
Document all driver and algorithm operation and compliance to requirements
Please send you resume in confidence to:
[email protected]
EOE, salary dependent on experience

Answer 1

public class Main
     public static void main(String[] args)
     int[] arr1 = new int[10];
     int[] arr2 = new int[100];
     int[] arr3 = new int[1000];
     int[] arr4 = new int[10000];
     long t1 = System.currentTimeMillis();
     for(int i=1;i<=1000000; ++i)
          public int testAlgorithm()
               RandomIntegers array1 = new RandomIntegers(arr1);
               RandomIntegers array2 = new RandomIntegers(arr2);
               RandomIntegers array3 = new RandomIntegers(arr3);
               RandomIntegers array4 = new RandomIntegers(arr4);
          long t2 = System.currentTimeMillis();
     long difference = t1-t2;
     System.out.println("The amount of time before the loop is: "+t1);
     System.out.println("The amount of time after the loop is: "+t2);
     System.out.println("The time difference between the two times " +
                            "before and after the loop is: "+difference);
}This is what I have for main() so far. I know that there are still some syntax errors. But I have the main concepts. I need to work on my RandomIntegers class. I would like to know if I am understanding it right.
import java.util.*;
public class RandomIntegers
     private int[] num;
     RandomIntegers(int[] num)
     public int max()
     public int fill(int[] num)
          public int nextInt(int n)
}How do I go about getting the values of 0 - 1000000 in nextInt? And also how about max, how do I go about getting the max value?