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Postdoctoral Discrete Mathematics Professor
University of Ottawa
Teach discrete mathematics for computing at the University of Ottawa’s Main Campus in Ottawa, with expertise in LaTeX and mathematical proofs.
This part-time postdoctoral professor assignment covers MAT1348 during the 2027 Winter Semester. You will teach English-language content including propositional logic, sets, relations, counting, proofs, and graph theory. Computing and information technology applications may be included whenever possible.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach Discrete Mathematics for Computing to approximately 200 students
Cover logic, functions, relations, sets, and counting
Introduce direct, contradiction, case-based, and inductive proofs
Teach graph theory, including cycles, trees, and directed graphs
Coordinate across all course sections
Requirements:
PhD in mathematics
Expert-level knowledge of LaTeX
Availability for Monday and Thursday scheduled classes
Competence teaching mathematics in English
Ability to coordinate across all sections
Apply mathematical expertise, proof instruction, graph theory, and LaTeX knowledge as a part-time professor at Ottawa.
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Apply on source site This part-time postdoctoral professor assignment covers MAT1348 during the 2027 Winter Semester. You will teach English-language content including propositional logic, sets, relations, counting, proofs, and graph theory. Computing and information technology applications may be included whenever possible.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach Discrete Mathematics for Computing to approximately 200 students
Cover logic, functions, relations, sets, and counting
Introduce direct, contradiction, case-based, and inductive proofs
Teach graph theory, including cycles, trees, and directed graphs
Coordinate across all course sections
Requirements:
PhD in mathematics
Expert-level knowledge of LaTeX
Availability for Monday and Thursday scheduled classes
Competence teaching mathematics in English
Ability to coordinate across all sections
Apply mathematical expertise, proof instruction, graph theory, and LaTeX knowledge as a part-time professor at Ottawa.
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