Teach machine level programming at UNB Saint John through face-to-face instruction focused on assembler programming and computer operations. The appointment runs during Winter 2027.

This contract academic position supports CS 2253, Machine Level Programming (LAB), in the Department of Computer Science and Applied Statistics. The course introduces lower-level computer operations and their association with higher-level procedural programming constructs. Topics include binary data representation, instruction formats, execution, scope, functions, and user-defined data types.

Key Responsibilities:

- Teach the CS 2253 Machine Level Programming laboratory
- Introduce lower-level computer operations and programming constructs
- Cover binary representation, instruction formats, and execution




- Teach assembler programming, scope, and functions
- Address user-defined data types across programming languages

Requirements:

- Master’s degree in Computer Science at minimum
- Meet required qualifications and experience considerations
- Be available during scheduled Wednesday laboratory hours
- Teach face-to-face on the Saint John campus
- Meet course prerequisites or instructor-permission conditions

Apply your Computer Science expertise to machine-level instruction and laboratory teaching at the University of Current Brunswick.

📌 Machine Level Programming Instructor (Ottawa)
🏢 University of New Brunswick
📍 Ottawa