sessional lecturer WOOD 330
About The Position
WOOD 330, Industrial Engineering, is a 3 credit course offered within the Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Stewardship by the Department of Wood Science for 3rd year students in the Wood Products Processing program. This course has two lectures and one lab per week, all delivered in person. It covers the use of industrial engineering concepts and methods to analyze and improve organizations’ competitiveness. The course content includes operations strategy and competitiveness, supply chain management, time study, inventory management, Monte Carlo simulation, linear programming, and sensitivity analysis.
Requirements
- PhD in Industrial Engineering / Operations Research / Management Science or relevant fields, or be enrolled in a relevant PhD program and have completed their qualifying exam.
- Post-doctoral fellows and research staff holding a PhD.
- Teaching / TA experience.
- Familiarity with Canvas.
- Knowledge about wood industry.
- Knowledge about forest products supply chain.
- Knowledge about programming.
Responsibilities
- Preparing and delivering lectures (two lectures, one hour each) and a lab (two-hour lab) per week.
- Preparing course notes, slides, assignments, quizzes, case study, mid-term, and a final exam.
- Delivering the lectures and leading the lab sessions.
- Supervising and mentoring teaching assistant(s).
- Providing feedback to students on assignments, quizzes, case study and exams.
- Being available to students outside normal class and lab hours to answer questions.
- Maintaining records of grades and submitting final grades in a timely fashion to the Department office.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree
