Teaching Assistant for Computational Physics
2 days ago
Canada
University of Ottawa
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Become a Teaching Assistant for the Introduction to Computational Physics course (PHY1112) at the Main Campus. Engage with students through grading and lab support for the Winter Semester.
This position at the University of Ottawa offers two openings for Teaching Assistants in the Department of Physics. You will assist students in the computer lab, oversee exams, and manage grading responsibilities. The role emphasizes strong physics knowledge, with a requirement of a minimum of three years in the field.
Key Responsibilities
• Assist students during computer lab sessions
• Grade assignments and exams totaling 41 hours
• Proctor mid-term and final assessments
• Engage in contact with students over 18 hours
• Perform any additional tasks as assigned
Requirements:
• Minimum 3 years in physics or equivalent
• Experience in grading and tutoring physics
• Proficiency in both English and French
• Availability for the full duration of the semester
• Compliance with University training requirements Support students effectively in computational physics while gaining valuable teaching experience at the University of Ottawa.
Key Responsibilities
• Assist students during computer lab sessions
• Grade assignments and exams totaling 41 hours
• Proctor mid-term and final assessments
• Engage in contact with students over 18 hours
• Perform any additional tasks as assigned
Requirements:
• Minimum 3 years in physics or equivalent
• Experience in grading and tutoring physics
• Proficiency in both English and French
• Availability for the full duration of the semester
• Compliance with University training requirements Support students effectively in computational physics while gaining valuable teaching experience at the University of Ottawa.