Employment Opportunities Faculty: Instructor of Computer Information Systems Description Eastern Oklahoma State College is a comprehensive community college providing instruction in a wide range of curricula. Qualifications: Master’s degree including 18 graduate hours in Computer Information Systems or closely related field. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Strong organizational skills with
demonstrated ability to develop and grow programs. Develop and teach computer information systems curriculum in areas such as programming, game design, cybersecurity, and IT fundamentals. Engage students in hands-on learning projects (e.g., networking, developing games, coding and simulation challenges). Prepare students to complete their associate degree, earn industry-recognized certifications, and/or pursue
transfer opportunities to four-year institutions. Build programs and outreach efforts to attract and retain students to meet industry demands. Stay current with industry and academic trends in computer science and technology. Candidates selected for interviews will be required to make a teaching presentation as part of the interview process. Teaching must demonstrate a learner-centered philosophy and the ability to
engage and retain students. Preferred Qualifications: Successful college-level teaching experience Successful experience teaching online and/or remote courses. Demonstrated experience building programs. Doctorate or additional graduate hours in field. Esports experience as team member and/or coach. Responsibilities: The position requires teaching introductory courses in subjects such as artificial intelligence,
programming, coding, cybersecurity, and computer information systems. Assess and evaluate student performance; provide constructive feedback and acedemic support. Responsibilities include teaching 15 credit hours each semester, 10 office hours per week, developing curriculum, advising, recruiting and placement of students, departmental and institutional service and pursuing continuing professional development.
Position may require teaching with a variety of modalities, and at multiple locations. Commitment to the mission of Eastern Oklahoma State College. Salary: Compensation will commensurate with education and experience Length of Assignment: 9 months (August - May) Inquiries: John Spradling Vice President of Academic Affairs (918)465-1896 To Apply: Submit a letter of application, Eastern employment application,
Summary from the source posting. Always confirm details on the institution's official career page.