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The role involves teaching students about lower-level computer operations and their relationship with higher-level procedural programming. Instruction covers binary data, instruction execution, and user-defined data types.
Requirements
The successful candidate must possess at least a Master's degree in Computer Science. Selection is based on qualifications, experience, and availability to teach at scheduled times.
Working hours
40 hours per week
Skills
- Computer Operations
- Procedural Programming
- Binary Representation
- Instruction Formats
- Assembler Programming
- Low-level Programming
- High-level Programming
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Categories
- Education
- Technology
- Software
- Engineering
- Science & Research
Keywords
- Computer Science
- Assembler Programming
- Binary Representation
- Procedural Programming
- Higher Education
- Faculty
- Instruction Formats
- Data Types
Original job description
Introduces students to lower-level computer operations and the association with higher-level procedural programming constructs. Topics include binary representation of data, instruction formats and execution, assembler programming, scope, functions, user-defined data types using both low- and high-level programming languages.Prerequisite: CS 1303 or permission of instructor.Co-requisite: CS 2263 or CS 2617.The successful applicant will possess, at minimum, a Masters degree in CS. Requests will be considered on the basis of qualifications, experience required and the availability of the employee to perform the required duties at scheduled times. *Subject to minimum enrollment of 15
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