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Will teach CSC 116: Introduction to Computing - Java and CSC 236: Computer Organization and Assembly Language for Computer Scientists. Teach core computer science classes at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Maintain consistency and quality of program learning outcomes through curricular innovation. Oversee teaching assistants. Contribute to department efforts in service. Participate in high-quality research activities centered on teaching, learning, and/or computer science related pedagogy. Lead in the creation and continuation of specialized advanced undergraduate tracks or concentrations. Perform other related duties as assigned by the department head. May be able to work from home on occasion with supervisor approval, but in person work on a regular weekly basis is required.

Requires a PhD in Computer Science or a related field. Must have demonstrated coursework or experience with: conducting scholarly research and publishing in peer reviewed venues focused on the systems area, including cyberphysical systems, systems-on-chip, dependable systems, and behavior modeling; serving as the instructor of record for undergraduate content courses with topics that include memory management, dynamic data structures, embedded systems, and interaction of computers with the physical world using both analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversions, and voltage measurement; serving as the lead teaching assistant for a course with enrollment of over 300 students, tasked with ensuring new teaching assistants could fulfill duties such as hold lab sessions and grade assignments; python scripting to process large amounts of system data to train and deploy artificial intelligence models that can classify network intrusions; and implementing complex multi threaded systems in C to simulate real-world cyber-physical systems.

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