School of Computer Science InterSummer 2023 GATA Posting

SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

GRADUATE ASSISTANT (GA) & TEACHING ASSISTANT (TA) POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR THE INTER/SUMMER 2023 TERM

DEADLINE DATE: SUNDAY MARCH 12, 2023 AT 11:59 PM (EST)

 
HOW TO APPLY:
Fill out the online application, and upload the required documents. *** LINK to the ONLINE APPLICATION FORM is found at THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE ***
 
All positions and hours are subject to sufficient enrolment and budgetary approval. In accordance with Article 12:1 of the CUPE 4580 Collective Agreement,  the School of Computer Science invites applications for Graduate Assistantship (GA) and Teaching Assistantship (TA) positions for the INTER/SUMMER 2023 term.
 
All INTER/SUMMER 2023 courses and labs will be on campus (including some Distance Education courses that may require on-campus office hours). All GA/TA employees must make themselves available,  and must be available for all assigned duties, both on-campus and online as required.
 
The University of Windsor health and safety protocols and public health and safety regulations that are in place must be observed for any face-to-face or on-campus duties required to support INTER/SUMMER term 2023 courses.
 
Note: The on-campus requirement may be subject to change, pending any University of Windsor announcements.
 
Some positions are open to both GAs and TAs; however, GA applicants are given priority.
 
Each GA position is expected to be for a total of 140 hours. A limited number of GA positions may be available for fewer hours. GA appointments cannot exceed 140 hours total for the INTER/SUMMER 2023 term period May 1st, 2023 to August 31st, 2023. Refer to Articles 12, 13, and 14 of the CUPE 4580 Collective Agreement for eligibility details.
 
The total number of hours of a TA appointment will depend on the number of applications received and is anticipated to be 75-100 hours per position. Note that Teaching Assistants can be employed for no more than 100 TA hours per semester in total. If you already hold or have applied for another TA position (in this or another department) note that the total combined hours for all TA appointments held in all departments cannot exceed 100 hours for the Inter/Summer term period from May 1st, 2023 to August 31, 2023.
 
Each position can be comprised of a combination of any of the listed courses as needed.
 
Most positions are 12-week duration (May 1 – August 31, 2022), except the two 6-week courses bolded/italicized below.
 
PROJECTED POSITIONS AND HOURS
 
COMP-1000-1 Key Concepts in Computer Science
2 GATA positions projected - 280 hours
 
COMP-1047-91 Computer Concepts for End Users - Distance Education
4 GATA positions projected – 560 hours
 
COMP-1400-1 Introduction to Algorithms & Programming: I
4 GATA positions projected - 560 hours
Intersession - 6 weeks – May 1 – June 30
 
COMP-1410-1 Introduction to Algorithms & Programming: II
5 GATA positions projected – 700 hours
Summer - 6 weeks- June 26 – August 31
 
COMP-2057-91 Introduction to the Internet - Distance Education
5 GATA positions projected – 700 hours
 
COMP-2067-95 Programming for Beginners - Distance Education
5 GATA positions projected – 700 hours
 
COMP-2077-91 Problem Solving and Information on the Internet - Distance Education
2 GATA positions projected – 280 hours
 
COMP-2097-91 Social Media & Mobile Technology for End Users - Distance Education
4 GATA positions projected – 560 hours
 
COMP-2120-1 Object-oriented Programming using Java
5.5 GATA positions projected – 770 hours
 
COMP-2540-1 Data Structures & Algorithms
2 GATA positions projected – 280 hours
 
COMP-2560-1 Systems Programming
2.5 GATA positions projected – 350 hours
 
COMP-2650-1 Computer Architecture I: Digital Design
3 GATA positions projected – 420 hours
 
COMP-2707-91 Advanced Website Design, Construction and Deployment - Distance Education
1.5 GATA positions projected – 210 hours
 
COMP-3057-91 Cyber Ethics - Distance Education
1.5 GATA positions projected – 210 hours
 
COMP-3220-95 Object-Oriented Software Analysis / Design
2.5 GATA positions projected – 350 hours
 
COMP-3300-95 Operating Systems Fundamentals
4 GATA positions projected – 560 hours
 
COMP-3340-95 World Wide Web Information System Development
3.5 GATA positions projected – 490 hours
 
COMP-3670-95 Computer Networks
3.5 GATA positions projected – 490 hours
 
COMP-8117 Advanced Software Engineering (Sections 1-3)
3 GATA positions projected - 420 hours
 
COMP-8157 Advanced Database Topics (Sections 1-4)
4 GATA positions projected – 560 hours
 
COMP-8207 Emerging Paradigms in Computing Technology (Section 1)
1 GATA position projected – 140 hours
 
COMP-8347 Internet Applications and Distributed Systems (Section 1-4)
4 GATA positions projected – 560 hours
 
COMP-8547 Advanced Computer Concepts (Section 1-3)
3 GATA positions projected – 420 hours
 
COMP-8567 Advanced Systems Programming (Section 1-4)
4 GATA positions projected – 560 hours
 
COMP-8677 Networking and Data Security (Section 1-4)
4 GATA positions projected – 560 hours
 
COMP-8967-1 Internship Project I
3 GATA positions projected – 420 hours
 

Eligibility requirements:

GA and TA appointments shall be offered in accordance with the criteria specified in Article 12:03 and 12:04, of the CUPE 4580 Collective Agreement.
 

Essential qualifications required for the appointments listed above:

· Successful completion of the course (80% minimum average) or demonstrated experience/knowledge in subject matter (which will be determined by interview).
· Must have a minimum cumulative average of 75%.
· Must have a minimum major average of 80%.
· Must have excellent communication skills.
· Brightspace/Teams experience: Must be familiar with Brightspace and MS Teams or be able to acquire knowledge through training.
· GA applicants must be registered in a Computer Science graduate program.
· Remote internet access requirements: Must have access to a computer with a reliable internet connection with video and audio capabilities.
 

Preferred Requirements / Skills for the School of Computer Science:

· Preferred qualifications will only be considered if there are 2 or more applicants who meet the required essential qualifications and who are relatively equal based on the criteria as per articles 12:03 or 12:04 of the CUPE 4580 collective agreement.
· Preference for TA positions will be given to applicants registered in a Computer Science program.
· Completion of CTL GA/TA Academy workshop (s) is an asset.
· Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) Brightspace Training completed.
 

Note 1: Graduate Student Information

A) Phase I information: Graduate students must maintain fulltime registration throughout the term and must be in good standing in the degree program to hold a GA position. Students who meet the Phase I tuition refund deadline for the INTER/SUMMER 2023 term are therefore not eligible to hold a GA in the same term. See Faculty of Graduate Studies Important Dates.
 
B) Graduate Assistants must apply each term by the application deadline, in accordance with Article 13: "With respect to those students who have applied for and been accepted for Assistantships, the Assistant will not be paid for any shortfall of hours at the end of their respective program, provided the University has satisfied its obligation to post available
 
positions each term in writing and on the AAU website and to offer the minimum terms of support in accordance with Article 13:01 (a) & (b) and provided that the Assistant has applied in writing or via e-mail by the application deadline for each term until they have received the minimum terms of support in accordance with Article 13:01 (a) & (b)."
 
C) MAC information: The Master of Applied Computing Program (MAC) is not an eligible program to support GA funded positions. Consequently, applications from students registered in the MAC program will not be eligible for consideration.
 

Note 2: Undergraduate Information

Undergraduate students must be registered throughout the term and must be in good standing in the degree program to hold a TA position.
International undergraduate students must be registered fulltime and be in good standing to hold a TA position.
 

Note 3: Information for all applicants

Please familiarize yourself with the most current University of Windsor Safe Return to Campus – COVID-19 Vaccination Policy. Applicants must adhere to all campus safety requirements in effect.
 
“In pursuit of the University of Windsor’s Employment Equity Plan, members from the designated groups (Women, Aboriginal Peoples, Visible Minorities, Persons with Disabilities, and Members of Sexual Minorities) are encouraged to apply.” APPLICATION LINK: SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ONLINE GA/TA APPLICATION[SG1]
 
If you have any questions on any of the above, please contact the Graduate Secretary at SCSGATA-APP@uwindsor.ca