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Introduction to Programming Teaching Assistant
University of Guelph
Support CIS*1500 students as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Guelph, using Linux, C development, and clear communication. This Winter 2027 assignment is in person.
The School of Computer Science seeks a Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Programming. You will lead laboratory sessions, answer student questions, grade coursework, and support course delivery. The assignment runs from January 7 to May 7, 2027, with one full 140-hour work assignment.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead laboratory sessions and help students during sessions
Write assignment solutions before due dates
Grade labs, lab exams, and assignments
Monitor discussion forums and support queues
Hold office hours and assist exam invigilation
Requirements:
Be enrolled as a student in Winter 2027
Complete CIS*2500 with at least 75%, or equivalent experience
Use Linux command-line tools proficiently
Develop C applications using gcc, gdb, and editors
Communicate computer science concepts effectively in writing and verbally
Apply your Linux, C development, grading, and student-support skills as a CIS*1500 Teaching Assistant.
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Apply on source site The School of Computer Science seeks a Teaching Assistant for Introduction to Programming. You will lead laboratory sessions, answer student questions, grade coursework, and support course delivery. The assignment runs from January 7 to May 7, 2027, with one full 140-hour work assignment.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead laboratory sessions and help students during sessions
Write assignment solutions before due dates
Grade labs, lab exams, and assignments
Monitor discussion forums and support queues
Hold office hours and assist exam invigilation
Requirements:
Be enrolled as a student in Winter 2027
Complete CIS*2500 with at least 75%, or equivalent experience
Use Linux command-line tools proficiently
Develop C applications using gcc, gdb, and editors
Communicate computer science concepts effectively in writing and verbally
Apply your Linux, C development, grading, and student-support skills as a CIS*1500 Teaching Assistant.
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