Teaching Assistant - BMDE 508 - Introduction to Micro and Nano-Bioengineering

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Job Description:

• Update and prepare the teaching modules and slides by identifying relevant material, preparing slides, and adding examples taken from the current literature.

• Coordinate the invited lectures (3-4 lessons), and answer student questions for the homework.

• Animate the online discussion sessions, and answer students question for the preparation of their weekly assignment and tests.

• Finally, conduct remote or in person sessions to answer student questions and help prepare, manage and conduct some evaluations.

Qualifications:

• Only registered graduate McGill students can be hired as TAs

• Must have previously taken and passed BMDE 508

• Effective communication skills in English are essential.

Hiring Unit:
Biomedical Engineering
Course Title and Course Number:
BMDE 508 - Introduction to Micro and Nano-Bioengineering
Estimated Number of Positions:
2
Total Hours of Work per Term:
180 (90 hours/TA)

Deadline to apply:

23-April-2024

Hourly Salary:

$33.03

Position Start Date:

2024-09-02

Position End Date:

2024-12-20

Deadline to Apply:

2024-04-23

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