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School of Computer Science Course Lecturer COMP 189 - 50% Winter 2027
Canada
On-sitePart-timeMid level
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Shawinigan, Canada
Roxboro, Canada
Sainte-Adèle, Canada
Rimouski, Canada
Rimouski, Canada
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POSTING DATE: October 01, 2026
Applications for this course will be accepted until OCTOBER 14, 2026
Course Title COMP 189 Computers and Society
Term Winter 2027
Credit 3
Location Downtown Campus
Schedule MWF
TEACHING QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS :
Experience
Expertise in technology ethics, privacy, surveillance, cybersecurity policy, social media, internet and cloud architecture, AI architecture fundamentals
Experience as a Teaching Assistant in the Unit will be an asset.
Documented research experience in computer science is desirable but not required.
Degree:
Master's or PhD Degree or equivalent in a related field
Salary: $5,912.00
OTHER
Excellent English and communication skills.
*Article 13.07 : The Hiring Unit may convert the degree requirement into equivalent education and experience
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