Shape instruction in analog signal processing circuits at the University of Toronto, covering filters, phase-locked loops, and mixed-signal systems. The appointment is based at St. George.

As Sessional Lecturer for ECE412H1 S, you will teach approximately 60 students in Applied Science and Engineering. Course topics include continuous-time filters, low phase noise phase-locked loops, switched-capacitor filters, and analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters. Subject knowledge is required, while relevant teaching experience is preferred.

Key Responsibilities:

- Deliver scheduled lectures for Analog Signal Processing Circuits
- Assess students’ work and assign final grades
- Supervise teaching assistants supporting the course
- Manage academic integrity issues arising within the course

Requirements:

- Knowledge of the course subject matter
- Availability during every scheduled lecture and tutorial period
- Teaching experience in the subject matter preferred
- Experience teaching an equivalent course preferred

Bring analog circuit, mixed-signal, and signal processing knowledge to undergraduate instruction at the University of Toronto.

📌 Analog Signal Processing Instructor (Toronto)
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Toronto