Adjunct Teaching - Physics & Astronomy - PHSCS 230, 330, and 430

MS in Physics, or a closely related field. PhD preferred.

The required degree must be completed by the start date. 

Experience teaching computational physics laboratories. Experience with the 230, 330, and 430 course sequence is preferred.

Teach the following:

• PHSCS 230: Computational Physics Lab 1
• PHSCS 330: Computational Physics Lab 2
• PHSCS 430: Computational Physics Lab 3

Prepare course materials, assess student performance, maintain accurate records, support student learning, and follow departmental and institutional policies.

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