CSE Part-Time Course Designer- CMPSC

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Penn State's College of Engineering seeks to hire two instructional designers for spring 2025 to contribute to the development of video-based learning materials for CMPSC 360 and CMPSC 461. The primary responsibilities will include analyzing course materials, identifying topics, and creating interactive video content of 5-10 minutes in length.

• Must be a graduate student or an undergraduate student with a strong grade in CMPSC 360 or CMPSC 461.
• Strong communication skills, particularly in English, with the ability to explain complex topics clearly.
• Proficiency in video/audio editing tools and experience in creating course materials.

Successful candidates may have the opportunity to continue their research into the Summer semester, expanding upon their spring work.

Please submit a cover letter, and any relevant work samples demonstrating your expertise in the areas mentioned above.

This role provides an excellent opportunity to enhance instructional skills while contributing to innovative learning resources. If interested, please apply.

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