Assistant/Associate Professor- Computer Science

Teaching: Delivering lectures and lessons, preparing course materials, and evaluating students performance through exams, assignments, and other assessments

Research: Conducting original research, publishing academic articles and books, and presenting their findings at conferences

Mentoring: Advising students and serving as role models to assist in directing their professional and academic development

Service: Participating in departmental and institutional activities, serving on committees, and helping in recruitment and mentor new faculty members

Professional Development: Expanding professional development, going to conferences and workshops, and collaborating with peers to advance their research and teaching objectives

Skills and Qualifications:

An advanced degree, usually a PhD in CSE

The ability to teach and mentor students effectively

The ability to inspire and engage students in their subject matter

The ability to adapt to changing academic and technological environments

Strong research skills and a track record of publication

Education and Training Requirements:

PhD degree in CSE

M. Tech in CSE

Assistant Professors may participate in continuing education and professional development courses to stay current in their field and enhance their teaching skills.

Along with the development of teacher s skills, further studies to advance the knowledge of technological integration, diversity, equity, and inclusion may be necessary or highly valued.

In addition to advanced degrees, candidates for the position of assistant professor often require further accreditation in the form of examinations such as the National Eligibility Test (NET) or the State Eligibility Test (SET).