Sobre este puesto de School of Computer Science Course Lecturer COMP 597 - 50% Winter 2027 en McGill University
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POSTING DATE: October 01, 2026
Applications for this course will be accepted until OCTOBER 14, 2026
Course Title COMP 597 Topics in CS: Systems and Programming 2 - Topic: Sustainability in Systems Design
Term Winter 2027
Credit 4
Location Downtown Campus
Schedule TR
TEACHING QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS :
Experience
Experience in the following areas:
• Strong knowledge of computer systems and their environmental impacts, including energy efficiency, resource consumption, and hardware lifecycles.
• Expertise in one or more relevant areas, such as distributed systems, networks, machine learning systems, databases, or computer architecture.
• Experience measuring or optimizing the performance, resource utilization, or energy consumption of computing systems.
• Ability to communicate technical material clearly and supervise team-based projects.
Previous experience teaching in a large university-level course is required. Related work experience will be taken into consideration.
Degree:
Master's or PhD Degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering
Salary: $7,883
OTHER
Excellent English and communication skills.
*Article 13.07 : The Hiring Unit may convert the degree requirement into equivalent education and experience
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