Apply advanced mathematics to life sciences education as the MAT1332 instructor at the University of Ottawa during Winter 2027. English instruction is required.

This regular academic-term appointment teaches Calculus for the Life Sciences II, a three-credit course with expected enrolment of 230. Topics include integrals, numerical differential equation methods, life sciences models, matrices, eigenvalues, partial derivatives, and system stability. The professor must coordinate across all sections and use Mobius.

Key Responsibilities:

- Teach integrals and numerical integration methods
- Introduce differential equations and life sciences models
- Explain matrices, determinants, eigenvalues, and eigenvectors
- Present partial derivatives and graphical representations
- Analyze equilibrium points, stability, and phase portraits

Requirements:

- PhD in mathematics
- Expert-level LaTeX knowledge
- Coordination across all course sections
- English as the instructional language
- Use of Mobius for the course

Teach MAT1332 through applied calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, and multivariable mathematics for life sciences students.

📌 Life Sciences Mathematics Instructor (Ottawa)
🏢 University of Ottawa
📍 Ottawa