Course Lecturer - ECSE 205 (Winter 2027)

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Hiring Unit: Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

Term: Winter 2027

Course subject code: ECSE 205

Course Title: Probability and Statistics for Engineers

Course Credits: 3 credits

Location: MSTBIO S1/4

Schedule: Tuesdays and Thursdays; 08:35 am-09:55 am

This course is not team taught.

Teaching Qualification Requirements:

Education: Minimum of Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering.

Experience: Minimum of three years’ experience in teaching. 

Other qualification requirement(s):Prior to the beginning of the semester, the successful candidate must meet with the Associate Chair (Academic) and present the Course Outline for approval. Licensed to practice engineering in Canada (e.g. member of OIQ or PEO). Minimum 3 years of experience in teaching software engineering at the university level. Demonstrated knowledge of spoken and written English. Understanding of cross-cultural practices. Strong problem-solving skills and flexible approach to teaching.

Posting Period: October 1 - October 15, 2026

Application Deadline: October 15 at 11:59 p.m.

Hiring Unit:

Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering

Course Title:

Probability and Statistics for Engineers

Subject Code:

ECSE 205 001

Location:

MSTBIO S1/4

Schedule:

Tuesdays and Thursdays; 08:35 am-09:55 am

Deadline to Apply:

2026-10-15

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