Data Extraction / Collection / Mining - for Website InstantCert.com
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Seeking help to collect/extract/mine a Question and Answer website, InstantCert.com.
I have been told by some, that it can NOT be done...so I am putting out Jobs/Projects to see if anyone can do it, or not.
Please see attached documentation, ONE Word Doc and ONE Excel Spreadsheet.
All details are provided within, basically an automated solution to COLLECT, EXTRACT, ORGANIZE then put into EXCEL, the sites FlashCards, specifically the Questions and Answers.
From my data, it appears this will involve nearly 20,000 Questions and Answers, between their CLEP and DSST Programs/Courses, they have a total of 55 Courses total with FlashCards ranging from 190+ up to 875+, averaging nearly 360 per Course.
CLEPs = MAX/880, MIN/194 = AVG/392 for 26 Courses (no languages)
DSSTs = MAX/454, MIN/238 = AVG/326 for 29 Courses (no languages)
Looking for quick, but affordable solutions/services.
Timeline is about 1-2 weeks, only. No longer/further, as access/"subscription" is temporary, due to what is being touted as potentially "outdated" information.
Any questions, please ask
I have been told by some, that it can NOT be done...so I am putting out Jobs/Projects to see if anyone can do it, or not.
Please see attached documentation, ONE Word Doc and ONE Excel Spreadsheet.
All details are provided within, basically an automated solution to COLLECT, EXTRACT, ORGANIZE then put into EXCEL, the sites FlashCards, specifically the Questions and Answers.
From my data, it appears this will involve nearly 20,000 Questions and Answers, between their CLEP and DSST Programs/Courses, they have a total of 55 Courses total with FlashCards ranging from 190+ up to 875+, averaging nearly 360 per Course.
CLEPs = MAX/880, MIN/194 = AVG/392 for 26 Courses (no languages)
DSSTs = MAX/454, MIN/238 = AVG/326 for 29 Courses (no languages)
Looking for quick, but affordable solutions/services.
Timeline is about 1-2 weeks, only. No longer/further, as access/"subscription" is temporary, due to what is being touted as potentially "outdated" information.
Any questions, please ask