Sessional Faculty - Engtech PR- Object-Oriented Programming - Winter
SESSIONAL FACULTY - ENGTECH 1PR3 - Object-Oriented Programming
- Winter 2027
Regular/Temporary
Temporary
Location
Central Campus
Open Date
2026/10/28
Job Type
Limited Term (=>6months)
Close Date
2026/11/10
Employee Group
CUPE Sessional Faculty
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Department
ENG SEPT BTECH
Full/Part Time
Part-Time
Job Code
001095
Existing Vacancy
Yes
- Newly Created Position
Contract Duration
3.6 Months
Target Number of Openings
2
10
Job Description
W Booth School of Engineering Practice and Technology Sessional Faculty Position- There are two lectures and two labsavailable in this Posting. Each position contains one lecture and one lab.
Course
Description:
ENGTECH 1PR3 - Object-Oriented Programming
Project-based course covering computer programming. Pointers, structured data, object-oriented concepts, inheritance, polymorphism, abstract class and overloading functions.
Winter term:
January 4 - April 7, 2027
Exam period:
April 9 - 22, 2027
Units: 3.0 per lecture/lab combo
Class
Schedule:
C02 Monday 2:30-4:20
L02
C03 Tuesday 12:30-2:20
L03
Thursday 12:30-2:20
Wage Rage:
C02 + L02 = $9719
C03 + L03 = $9719
Qualifications:
Previous teaching experience, MS.c., Ph.D. preferred.
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