Spring 2023 Courses Needing UTAs

• Attend one lab training per week
• Grade assignments
• Lead lab section
• Hold office hours
• Answer Ed questions
• Grade exams and final

Must have availability to lead lab sections.

Interview necessary for new UTAs.

Estimated 4-6 hours/week.

COMPSCI 201: Data Structures and Algorithms (Fain)

• Attend weekly meetings on Thursdays

• Grade assignments
• Lead discussion section
• Hold office hours in the evening
• Answer Ed questions
• Grade exams and final

Must have availability to lead a discussion section, which are throughout F 10:15am–4:45pm.

Interview necessary for new UTAs.

Estimated 6-8 hours/week.

• Grade assignments
• Advise students on projects
• Hold office hours
• Answer Ed questions

Min. Requirement: Background with app development or completion of CompSci 207/507or Spring 2022's 290 class.

Estimated 4-6 hours a week

• Attend a weekly meeting
• Grade assignments
• Lead discussion section
• Hold office hours
• Answer Ed questions

Interview necessary for new UTAs.

Estimated 6-8 hours/week.

• Grade weekly assignments & labs
• Hold office hours
• Attending weekly teaching team meeting

Strong preference for students who have taken CS 216 or proficiency programming in python and other statistics/data science experience at the 200+ level.

There will be some preference for UTAs that can attend lecture.

Estimated 5-7 hours/week.

• Attend regular grading parties
• Grade assignments
• Lead recitation session
• Hold office hours in the evening
• Answer Piazza
• Grade exams

Min. requirement: CompSci 230 or equivalent. You should be able to handle the concepts the students work with in this course.

Recitation is various times on F.

• Grade assignments 
• Monitor and respond to Ed posts
• Hold office hours
• Attend class lectures and assist with breakouts (1-2 TAs)

Minimum requirement: Completed CompSci 240 with a grade of B or higher.

Estimated 4-8 hours/week.

• Attend weekly meetings
• Grade exams and homework
• Lead recitation session
• Hold office hours
• Answer Ed questions  

Min requirement: Must have taken CompSci 250 and earned a grade of B or better.

• Grade assignments
• Hold office hours
• Answer Ed questions

Experience with Ruby on Rails framework or a commitment to attend lecture and work through the assignments.

Estimated 6-8 hours a week

Interview necessary 

• Evaluate student projects
• Attend regular planning meeting
• Independently meet with students regularly
• Grade student demos

• Attend regular grading sessions
• Hold office hours
• Grade exams
• Run discussion sections
• Answer questions on Ed
• Attend 5 pm meeting on Thursdays 

• Grade programming assignments and JFLAP exercises
• Hold office hours

• Check peer-grading 
• Work with TA/UTAs to provide scores on peer grading
• Help grade midterms 

• Helping students debug their assignments (e.g. office hours), which will be written in C++ and require experience using gdb or IIdb. 

Strong debugging skills in C/C++

Did well in 210/250

Took 290: Computer Graphics last spring, or a willingness to keep up with the lectures this spring. 

Graphics experience is a plus, but not a strict requirement 

Estimated 4-6 hours per week

• Grade exams and homework
• Grade labs
• Hold weekly office hours
• Answer Piazza

• Attend regular grading parties
• Hold office hours in the evening
• Grade exams

• Hold office hours
• Answer Piazza queries
• Help grade assignments and exams (grading parties with Gradescope) 

Minimum requirements: Completion of COMPSCI 527 or equivalent. 

• Attend lecture
• Hold office hours
• Answer Piazza questions