Teach Mechanics of Solids II at the University of Calgary in Winter 2027, applying elasticity, stress analysis, and finite element methods.

The Schulich School of Engineering seeks a Sessional Instructor for ENME 479 in the Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering. The course covers viscoelasticity, deformation kinematics, compatibility, stress, equilibrium, and linear elasticity. It also includes failure criteria, virtual work, energy methods, and numerical methods in solid mechanics.

Key Responsibilities:

- Teach ENME 479 Mechanics of Solids II
- Cover one-dimensional viscoelasticity and linear elasticity
- Explain stress, equilibrium, deformation, and compatibility
- Teach virtual work and energy methods
- Present stiffness, Rayleigh-Ritz, and finite element methods

Requirements:

- Master's degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering
- Demonstrated background related to the course subject matter
- Very valuable previous teaching performance
- Potential for very good to excellent teaching ability
- Availability during the Winter 2027 term

Apply your mechanical engineering expertise and teaching ability to ENME 479 at the University of Calgary.

📌 Sessional Instructor Mechanics of Solids (Calgary)
🏢 University of Calgary
📍 Calgary