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Instructor, Engineering Technology (Creating a POOL for Anticipated Openings)

Northern Illinois University  ·  Engineering Technology (Creating a POOL for Anticipated Openings)  ·  DeKalb, IL
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Find your Career at Northern Illinois University! Instructor, Engineering Technology (Creating a POOL for Anticipated Openings) Bookmark this Posting Print Preview | Apply for this Job Position Details Position Information Working Position Title Instructor, Engineering Technology (Creating a POOL for Anticipated Openings) Classification Title Instructor Position Number Posting Date 02/10/2026 Closing Date Priority

Review Date 02/17/2026 Business Unit Description Faculty Full-Time/Part Time Part-Time FTE .25 - .50 Position Status Temporary FLSA Exempt Job Code 2070 Union Representation Non-Union Union Code N/A Unit/Department Engineering Technology College/Unit College of Eng & Eng Tech Dean Division Academic Division Location SG 203 Link to Department Website or Custom Search Page Engineering Technology Position Summary,

Requirements, and Qualifications Position Summary, Requirements, and Qualifications Overview The Department of Engineering Technology within the NIU College of Engineering and Engineering Technology offers a variety of educational options that are focused on training students in a relevant, holistic way that is aligned with the needs of leading industries in the region. The program offers students a uniquely balanced

curriculum that considers solid theoretical preparation coupled with hands-on learning to prepare real-world-ready graduates. Today’s rapidly changing world requires professionals who possess current knowledge and training on advanced equipment and applications used in today’s industry. Our engineering technology program is built around experiential learning to expand students’ understanding of applied engineering

and their ability to find innovative solutions to contemporary engineering challenges.We are currently seeking applicants for one or both of the following courses:TECH 325: Programmable Electronic Controllers (TTH 6:00 – 7:50 PM), lecture/lab setting This course covers the fundamental concepts of PLC with emphasis on Click PLC. Topics include:Configuration, Electrical interfacing, Input/Output, variables, timers,

counters, moving and copying commands, high-speed-counters, Human machine interface, control signals.TECH 425: Advanced Programmable Electronic Controllers (TTH 2:00 – 3:50 PM), lecture/lab setting This is the advanced level course with emphasis on Rockwell Automation products (Micro800 PLC family).Topics include: PLC interfacing, learning Connected Components Workbench software, electrical wiring, troubleshooting,

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