Teach undergraduate Computer Science courses at Shaw University as part-time Adjunct Faculty, using programming and cybersecurity expertise. Mentor students while supporting academic programs.
Reporting to the Department Head, School of Business and Professional Studies, this grant-funded faculty appointment teaches courses across Computer Science, Computer Information Systems, and Cyber Operations. The assignment may include up to nine credit hours each semester. Candidates should demonstrate effective teaching potential and scholarly activity. Expertise in computer architecture, artificial intelligence, programming, operating systems, networking, or cybersecurity is preferred.
Key Responsibilities:
- Teach undergraduate Computer Science, CIS, and Cyber Operations courses
- Manage classroom environments across assigned courses
- Maintain accurate attendance, assignment, grade, and course records
- Conduct active research and maintain professional scholarship
- Support curriculum development, advising, and student information sharing
Requirements:
- Master's degree in Computer Science or closely related field
- Ph.D. preferred, with scholarly activity in quality publications
- At least eighteen graduate credits in the subject area
- Strong oral, written, organizational, and problem-solving skills
- Fluent English communication and collaborative working ability
Apply your Computer Science expertise, teaching ability, and scholarship as part-time faculty at Shaw University.
Computer Science Adjunct Faculty in Raleigh employer: Shaw University
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