Teaching Assistant, First-year Engineering

In the appointment of Teaching Assistant, your general duties and responsibilities will be:
Preparing, delivering and/or attending lectures; demonstrating, marking, student consulting, invigilating, holding office hours, setting up experiments, supervising field trips and conferring with the supervisor in charge as required by the assignment.

Your general location of work will be within the College of Engineering

Duration of Employment: 2022-23 Winter Term

Start and End Dates: January 1, 2023 to April 30, 2023

Required Number of Hours, Course Name, Abbreviation and Number, Qualifications (Skills and Abilities): Details are in the table below

Course Number

Course Name

Weeks

Total hours/person/term

Expected hours/week

Duties

UG/PG

# of this position required

Requirements (all- experience with CBA and Crowdmark preferred)

GE 162

Process Engineering

28 to 32

18

3

Help Session

Graduate/Undergraduate

1

Knowledge of Process Engineering, as taught at U. of S.

GE 162

Process Engineering

28 to 32

30

15

Running/Supervising Labs

Graduate/Undergraduate

3

Lab experience, excellent written and spoken English

GE 162

Process Engineering

28 to 32

36

12

Marking Assignments

Graduate/Undergraduate

4

Process engineering or Chemical Engineering background

GE 162

Process Engineering

28 to 32

36

12

Marking Laboratories

Graduate/Undergraduate

4

Excellent written English

GE 133

Research

21 to 27

40

8

Marking Assignments (one TA will also check Type A completion)

Graduate

4

Excellent written English & Research

GE 133

Research

21 to 27

5

1

Help Session

Graduate

1

Good at poster presentation & oral communication

GE 133

Research

21 to 27

2

2

Poster Session Setup

Graduate/Undergraduate

2

Can follow instructions

GE 123

Engineering Mechanics II

19 to 32

40

10

Lab Instruction

Graduate

4

Experience in lab instruction would be good

GE 123

Engineering Mechanics II

19 to 32

30

7

Marking laboratories

Graduate/Undergraduate

4

Excellent written English

GE 123

Engineering Mechanics II

19 to 33

40

12

Marking assignments

Graduate/Undergraduate

12

attention to details

GE 123

Engineering Mechanics II

19 to 32

23

3

help sessions

Graduate/Undergraduate

2

excellent written and spoken English

GE 153

Circuits II

28 to 33

25

5

Lab Instruction

Graduate

4

Experience in lab instruction and Circuits

GE 153

Circuits II

28 to 33

45

9

Marking laboratories

Graduate

4

Excellent written English, experience with circuits

GE 153

Circuits II

28 to 33

10

2

Help Sessions

Graduate/Undergraduate

2

Circuits knowledge

GE 153

Circuits II

28 to 33

70

14

Marking Assignments

Graduate/Undergraduate

5

Circuits knowledge

GE 133

AutoCAD

19 to 24

48

12

marking assignments

Graduate/Undergraduate

6

experience with AutoCAD

GE 133

AutoCAD

19 to 24

10

1.5

help session

Graduate/Undergraduate

2

experience with AutoCAD

GE 133

Tech. Comm.

23 to 32

20

4

marking assignments

Graduate/Undergraduate

6

excellent written and spoken English

GE 133

Tech. Comm.

23 to 32

10

1.5

help session

Graduate/Undergraduate

1

excellent written and spoken English

GE 103

Intro to Engineering II

19 to 27

40

12

Marking assignments

Graduate/Undergraduate

5

excellent written and spoken English

GE 103

Intro to Engineering II

19 to 27

6

1

help session

Graduate/Undergraduate

2

excellent written and spoken English

To Apply:
Send your application here . (https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/QGGCZTG )

Inquiries for this position can be directed to graham.school@usask.ca , clearly indicating in the subject line “Inquiry for TA position”

Where a graduate student is appointed to this position, it will be in scope of PSAC . When an undergraduate student is appointed to this position it will under the Non-union Handbook .

Department: Graham School of Prof’lDevelop
Status: Casual
Employment Group: Graduate Students – PSAC
Rate of Pay: Current rates of pay
Posted Date: 10/20/2022
Closing Date: 11/9/2022
Number of Openings: 78
Work Location: On Campus

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