Computer Organization

DutiesGeneral duties include conducting weekly tutorial sessions; holding office hours; moderating online discussions; assisting in inverted lectures; supervising lab sessions, grading tests, assignments and exams; and providing timely feedback to the course instructor regarding all aspects of the course.TAs will be required to conduct tutorials, office hours, and practical (lab) sessions. Because of this, successful applicants will need to be available, in person at UTSC at least two days each week. Minimum Qualifications Thorough and deep technical knowledge of Boolean Logic, Boolean Algebra, digital circuits involving gates and transistors; binary arithmetic, data encoding and storage; memory technology, CPU architecture and operation, MIPS 32 assembly programming, and circuit design and testing using FPGAs using Verilog and ModelSim or Logisim. Ability to explain complex technical concepts to an audience unfamiliar with the material, and ability to conduct lab sessions and provide interactive help to students during labs. Applicants must be familiar with the course as structured and delivered at UTSC. Graduate applicants must have a degree in Computer Science, or must be currently enrolled in a Computer Science graduate program. Undergraduate applicants must be enrolled in a Computer Science program and have completed at least 3.0 FCEs of Computer Science courses. These paid positions are open only to University of Toronto Students who have demonstrated a sound knowledge of the course material. All contracts are by session and extend for four months each as per the length of each session. Preferred Qualifications Relevant CriterionPrevious experience is the more relevant criterion than the need to acquire experience in respect of this posted position.