Support Electronics instruction as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Regina, using course knowledge for labs, marking, and exams. Casual assignments span four months.

Graduate Teaching Assistants assist instructors in undergraduate Electronics courses within the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. Duties may include instructional support, assignment or test marking, exam invigilation, and leading lab sections. Available courses cover circuits, semiconductor devices, microcontrollers, power systems, digital control, computer networks, VHDL, signal processing, machine learning, and embedded systems. Assignments are allocated by course instructors, up to a combined maximum of 120 hours.

Key Responsibilities:

- Assist instructors with undergraduate Electronics course instruction




- Mark assignments and tests as assigned
- Invigilate tests and examinations
- Lead lab sections and prepare associated assignments
- Provide lab marking where assigned

Requirements:

- Complete Grad Thrive Plus 801 and GRST 800AB
- Be registered in six credit hours for the current semester
- Study in Engineering at the University of Regina
- Indicate preferred classes, labs, seminars, or grading areas
- Provide research or teaching expertise

Apply your Electronics expertise to teaching, laboratory leadership, assessment, and examination support at the University of Regina.

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