Assistant Professor or Associate Professor of Computer Science

Assistant Professor or Associate Professor of Computer Science

Code: 21795 Posted: 04/10/2025

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Position Title: Assistant Professor or Associate Professor of Computer Science

Employment Type: Full Time, Faculty, Exempt

Reports To: The Assistant/ Associate Professor of Computer Science will report to the Chair of the Computer Science Department

Assistant or Associate Professor position in computer science: develop and teach multiple computer science courses, conduct research, and provide service to multiple entities within the university, community and profession. Courses mainly include cybersecurity and data science, with additional interest in core courses such as computer architecture, assembly language, and programming languages. Tenure track faculty may teach day, evening, undergraduate, graduate and online classes.