À propos de ce poste Teaching Assistant - ARCH 241 W27 chez McGill University
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Hiring Unit:
The Peter Guo-hua Fu School of ArchitectureCourse Title:
Architectural Structures 1Course Code:
ARCH 241Estimated Number of Positions:
1Total Hours of Work per Term:
100Responsibilities:
- Attend the course when requested by instructor (+/-6 lectures)
- Correct and grade up to 6 assignments worth 75% of overall grade
- Correct and grade the final exam worth 25% of the overall grade
- Assist the students with their assignments
- Help set up necessary material for classes.
Qualifications:
- Current graduate student in civil engineering at McGill; In addition to the CIVE undergraduate core courses, must have completed the CIVE undergraduate complementary courses CIVE 462 Design of Steel Structures and CIVE 463 Design of Concrete Courses, as well as the CIVE graduate courses CIVE 612 Earthquake-Resistant Design, CIVE 622 Prestressed Concrete and CIVE 623 Durability of Construction Materials
- A minimum of one year relevant professional experience in a consulting engineering office.
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