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• An advanced mature knowledge of the subject areas (including Boolean algebra, predicate logic, proof techniques, set theory) and of the corresponding mathematical language.
• Excellent oral communication skills, with the ability to communicate mathematical concepts effectively.
• The ability to formalize ideas mathematically.
• Must be available to attend the lectures and support the scheduled labs throughout the entire semester.
• Demonstrated knowledge of the subject area.
• Must have excellent written skills and be able to effectively critique and edit written works.
• The ability to communicate computer science concepts to students effectively, both in written form and verbally.
• Must be available to support scheduled office hours throughout the entire semester, weekly meetings, and be available to moderate online forums, if applicable, as assigned by the instructor.
• Must be available to invigilate the sit-down written final exam.
• Normally, the completion of an undergraduate degree in Computer Science.
• As per the Collective Agreement, must be enrolled as a graduate student in the SEMESTER semester

• Previous experience supporting this or similar course.
• Demonstrated knowledge of the subject area through course development or having taken a similar undergraduate course.

Orientation-Training Preparation Attending Lectures Conducting Labs/Seminars Lecturing Grading Office Hours Student Consultation Meeting Invigilating Exams