Graduate Teaching Assistant - Electrical & Computer Engineering

Primary responsibility is to support the instructional mission of the University. At least 60% of the student's responsibility as a teaching assistant must be devoted to the direct instruction of students, typically in a classroom or laboratory setting.

Responsibilities may also include: advising or mentoring of students; proctoring exams; grading papers, homework, and/or projects; preparing instructional materials; or providing other general assistance in the instructional process.

1. GTAs must satisfy Graduate School guidelines for Graduate Assistantships.
http://graduate.auburn.edu/current-students/guidelines-graduate-assistantships/
Of particular note:
a. GTAs must be admitted to an ECE graduate program, enrolled, and making satisfactory progress toward the degree.
b. GTAs must satisfy requirements (set by the Graduate School) regarding English competency.
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The ECE department prefers that GTAs be pursuing the ECE doctoral degree.

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