Data Science Seminar Leader Opening (Manitoba)

Data Science Seminar Leader Opening (Manitoba)

21 Aug
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Department of Food Science, University of Manitoba
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Manitoba

21 Aug

Department of Food Science, University of Manitoba

Manitoba

Lead engaging seminars as a Seminar Leader for the Data Science course at the University of Manitoba. This part-time position focuses on enriching student understanding through practical applications.

The Department of Computer Science requires a Seminar Leader for the DATA 3010 B01 course, commencing on September 2, 2026. Candidates should demonstrate proficiency in Python and have a robust understanding of significant data science concepts. Responsibilities include preparing tutorials, assisting with grading, and providing additional support to students during their academic journey.

Key Responsibilities:
• Attend orientation and necessary coordination meetings
• Engage in lectures to support course delivery
• Create and present instructional materials effectively




• Assess and mark student contributions during seminars
• Offer consultation hours for academic support

Requirements:
• Academic credentials relevant to Data Science
• Strong English language proficiency
• Commitment to addressing student inquiries
• Knowledge of Python programming and libraries
• Preferred experience in a teaching or instructional role

Become a pivotal part of the learning process as a Seminar Leader in the Data Science program at the University of Manitoba.
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📌 Data Science Seminar Leader Opening (Manitoba)
🏢 Department of Food Science, University of Manitoba
📍 Manitoba

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