Shape instruction in analog signal processing circuits at the University of Toronto, covering filters, phase-locked loops, and mixed-signal systems. The appointment is based at St. George. As Sessional Lecturer for ECE412H1 S, you will teach approximately 60 students in Applied Science and Engineering. Course topics include continuous-time filters, low phase noise phase-locked loops, switched-capacitor filters, and analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters. Subject knowledge is required, while relevant teaching experience is preferred. Key Responsibilities:
Deliver scheduled lectures for Analog Signal Processing Circuits Assess students’ work and assign final grades Supervise teaching assistants supporting the course Manage academic integrity issues arising within the course Requirements:
Knowledge of the course subject matter Availability during every scheduled lecture and tutorial period Teaching experience in the subject matter preferred Experience teaching an equivalent course preferred Bring analog circuit, mixed-signal, and signal processing knowledge to undergraduate instruction at the University of Toronto.
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Analog Signal Processing Instructor in Toronto employer: University of Toronto
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