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Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Computer Science, BATH SPA UNIVERSITY

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Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Computer Science

School or department

School of Design

Line Manager

Subject Leader: Design

Grade

Ac3s / 8a Ac3a

Job Purpose

As a Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Computer Science, the postholder will:

  • Design and deliver content, and support and assess learning in Computer Science;
  • Assist with curriculum planning and development;
  • Contribute to academic research, knowledge exchange, and professional practice within the school and institution;
  • Draw on existing networks and experience to facilitate third party relationships and industry insight opportunities.

Main duties and responsibilities

  • To design and deliver teaching material and assess learners within Computer Science, and, where appropriate, in related areas in pursuit of the academic strategy of the School of Design.
  • To contribute to pedagogical innovation, curriculum development and planning within the School in support of the institution’s teaching and learning strategy.
  • To inform and enhance curriculum design and improve student experience.
  • To engage in relevant research and scholarly activity in support of the University’s research and knowledge exchange strategy.
  • To seek external funding for this activity and help develop ideas for new revenue streams.
  • To participate in and contribute to internal/external networks, engage with the relevant academic communities and build productive relationships with industrial bodies, professional associations, employers and practitioners as appropriate.
  • To ensure that responsibilities identified within internal processes, QAA codes of practice, HEFCE guidelines, etc. are robustly met.
  • To undertake administrative duties associated with the normal planning and operational procedures of the department and school.
  • To undertake recruitment, publicity and promotional activities in the interest of the School and University.
  • To contribute to the range of other professional responsibilities shared by tutors within the School.
  • Where appropriate, to mentor colleagues with less experience, advising on their personal development.
  • To carry out any other duties commensurate with the grade and scope of the post.

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Person specification

Qualifications And Experience

Essential:

  • A good postgraduate degree in a relevant discipline
  • Recent, successful experience of university level teaching in a relevant discipline
  • A track record or demonstrable potential in research, knowledge exchange or professional practice – particularly where this has clearly enriched your teaching, underpinned curricular developments and/or enhanced the student experience

Desirable:

  • A research degree in a relevant discipline
  • Course management experience
  • Course development experience
  • Recent experience of postgraduate level teaching and/or supervision in a relevant discipline
  • A professional qualification in a field of computing (e.g. Cisco, ITIL, BCS, Google, Microsoft certification)
  • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

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Skills And Knowledge

Essential:

  • Broad and extensive knowledge and experience in Computer Science
  • An excellent teacher with demonstrable interest in pedagogic innovation
  • A good command of HE quality assurance processes
  • Proven problem solving skills
  • Excellent ICT skills including e-learning tools

Desirable:

  • Knowledge and demonstrable skills in the fields of Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Embedded Systems, Physical Computing, or Computer Graphics.
  • Practical software development experience in multiple modern programming languages, including C++, C#, Python, and JavaScript.
  • Established and open links within the industry that may benefit the student experience
  • A good understanding of the changing HE landscape and its relevance to the subject area, the School and the University

Personal Qualities

Essential:

  • Excellent interpersonal, networking and communication skills
  • Flexible and adaptive with a positive approach to change
  • Proactive self-starter
  • A committed and collegiate team player
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Skills

Teaching
Curriculum Development
Research
Knowledge Exchange
Pedagogical Innovation
Problem Solving
ICT Skills
Software Engineering
Artificial Intelligence
Embedded Systems
Physical Computing
Computer Graphics
Programming Languages
Networking
Communication Skills
Teamwork

Location

Bath, England, United Kingdom

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