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fulfilling contractual obligations as set out in policies and the Collective Agreements. The Manager of Academic Planning and Review is responsible for the alignment and fulfillment of the Science Academic
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Delivery of 2 sections of Principles of Biology 2. In addition, the instructor is responsible for marking exams and assignments, presentations, consulting with students in person on email, or via Moodle
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evidence of potential for an independent research program and the potential of excellence in scholarship. QUALIFICATIONS The successful candidate holds a Ph.D. (or near to completion of a Ph.D.) in Computer Science
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This course covers the fundamentals of electrical and lighting systems design for residential and commercial buildings. The Canadian Electrical Code and the Illuminating Engineering Society standards
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This course introduces students to the fundamental drawing conventions and techniques required in building technology. These drawing techniques are applied using hand drawing and computer aided drafting (CAD
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To instruct the Natural Resource Science course NRSC 3110 – Grassland Ecology 3 hrs of lecture per week and all associated marking . Job includes: 3 credits for the 3 hrs of lecture per week QUALIFICATIONS A
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To instruct half the Natural Resource Science course NRSC 4300 – Ecosystem Reclamation 3 hrs of lecture per week + one 1 hour seminars per week and all associated marking (lab assignments etc..) Job includes
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This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of structural technology. Topics include force, friction, moment, equilibrium, frames, static structures, circular motion, simple machines, energy
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To instruct the Natural Resource Science course NRSC 3210 (Range Management) Job includes: 3.5 credits for the two sections of 2 hrs of lab per week (2+1.5=3.5) QUALIFICATIONS A BSc in natural resource
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To instruct the Natural Resource Science course NRSC 3210– Range management 3 hrs of lecture per week and all associated marking. Job includes: 3 credits for the 3 hours of lecture per week. QUALIFICATIONS A