The School of Computing (SoC) at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln (UNL) is going through a strategic expansion and invites applications for an Assistant Professor of Practice to begin Fall 2023. The position will focus on undergraduate teaching in computer engineering. All aspects of computer engineering education are of interest including real-time software, low-power computing, computer architecture, digital logic design, FPGA-based design, mixed-signal circuit design, software development for mobile and embedded computing, and VR-based software development. The position will be responsible for both lower-division and upper-division teaching. Course assignments may include introductory courses, foundation courses, advanced undergraduate courses, and capstone project supervision. Course content may range across fundamentals, applications, exercises, and projects. In-person teaching is the primary responsibility with supplements including remote and on-line teaching methods. Primary duties will be in Lincoln but some teaching assignments at the College of Engineering's Omaha campus are possible.

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