Associate Lecturer - CM2207 Introduction to the Theory of Computation (HE3)

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locations

Clementi Campus

time type

Part time

time left to apply

End Date: October 1, 2027 (30+ days left to apply)

job requisition id

JR101228

Awarded by Cardiff University.

BSc (Honours) in Computer Science (Top-up) and BSc (Honours) in Computer Science with Security and Forensics (Top-up)

The module discuss the main models of computability and provide several examples of undecidable problems. While questions about computability have initially been studied from a theoretical perspective, the resulting theories have had many important practical applications. Among others, the methods discussed in this module are used for implementing compilers (in particular for parsing), for defining functional programming languages, and for formally verifying the correctness of software and hardware.

- Period of teaching: 15 hours across one - two months

- To understand the content of the module well, communicate with the module leader to understand the expectations on the module, work closely with University Partner Programme Director and module lead on the content for tutorial delivery.

- To provide feedback to the module leader and SIM on challenges in delivery, student management issue etc.

- To attend SIM and University Partner lecturers' meetings.

- The candidate will need to meet with the Programme Team and University Partner faculty before, during and after the module to discuss about the module delivery and student feedback. Additional meetings may be arranged as necessary.

Job Requirement

A Ph.D or Master's Degree in related discipline from a reputable university.

5 years of relevant work experience in the domain area.

At least 2 years of relevant online teaching experience at the tertiary level.

Familiar with learning management systems and online learning tools.

Strong interpersonal, presentation and written and verbal communication skills.

Experience working or teaching in a multicultural or diverse environment is highly preferred.

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Associate Lecturer - CM2207 Introduction to the Theory of Computation (HE3)

Apply

locations

Clementi Campus

time type

Part time

time left to apply

End Date: October 1, 2027 (30+ days left to apply)

job requisition id

JR101228

Awarded by Cardiff University.

BSc (Honours) in Computer Science (Top-up) and BSc (Honours) in Computer Science with Security and Forensics (Top-up)

The module discuss the main models of computability and provide several examples of undecidable problems. While questions about computability have initially been studied from a theoretical perspective, the resulting theories have had many important practical applications. Among others, the methods discussed in this module are used for implementing compilers (in particular for parsing), for defining functional programming languages, and for formally verifying the correctness of software and hardware.

- Period of teaching: 15 hours across one - two months

- To understand the content of the module well, communicate with the module leader to understand the expectations on the module, work closely with University Partner Programme Director and module lead on the content for tutorial delivery.

- To provide feedback to the module leader and SIM on challenges in delivery, student management issue etc.

- To attend SIM and University Partner lecturers' meetings.

- The candidate will need to meet with the Programme Team and University Partner faculty before, during and after the module to discuss about the module delivery and student feedback. Additional meetings may be arranged as necessary.

Job Requirement

A Ph.D or Master's Degree in related discipline from a reputable university.

5 years of relevant work experience in the domain area.

At least 2 years of relevant online teaching experience at the tertiary level.

Familiar with learning management systems and online learning tools.

Strong interpersonal, presentation and written and verbal communication skills.

Experience working or teaching in a multicultural or diverse environment is highly preferred.

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.