Apply to be an undergraduate TA for the spring semester

Apply to be an undergraduate TA this spring.
Apply to be an undergraduate TA this spring.

During this fall semester, about 75 undergraduates teamed up with CSE graduate TAs to deliver our educational program to fellow students. Growth is expected to continue, so we may still need more TAs for the coming spring semester.

Being an undergraduate TA includes a mix of the following duties depending on what works with your course instructor and TA team members:

1) Helping in lab
2) Office hours in SRC
3) Helping in recitation
4) Email contact with students
5) Participate in TA coordinating meetings for the course
6) Grading
7) Prepare homeworks and quizzes

Criteria:
1) Prepared to assist with the assigned course (such as good grade in CSCE 155A the previous semester),
2) Academic good standing,
3) Clean record on integrity,
4) UNL student for the semester.

Advantages:
1) Learn better through the review and teaching others.
2) Earn $11 per hour on whatever schedule works for you and your assigned course instructor.
3) Win potential awards at end-of-year appreciation events.
4) Boost your resume.
5) Get good reference letters.
6) Build teaching skills.
7) Flexible hours - you are paid for the hours you work and arrange for, which can change each week, with no need to leave Avery Hall to get to work.

Process:
1) Go to http://cse.unl.edu/~gta and create an account and/or log in.
2) Update your academic details.
3) Enter your preferences. It will be easier for you and me if you simply indicate your favorites as a 4 (good) or a 5 (best), and ignore all the rest. Don’t even set them to 1 or 2 because that creates clutter for my view.
4) I will be reviewing applications as I am able, hopefully to get a first draft out before Finals Week.
5) Respond to the first draft as appropriate.

101 - know Python
155E - know C
155N - know Matlab for a BIG class
230 - know Quartus and NIOS assembly
231 - know C and systems
235 - know how to be “discrete”
236 - know embedded
361 - know software engineering
378 - know HCI
428 - know theory of finite state machines
440 - know numerical analysis
451 - know OS
464 - know Internet technologies
474 - know data mining

We have many applicants for 155A, 156, and 235, though 156 and 235 are so large that we may need more.

Assignments are being made on an ongoing basis. Please apply online http://cse.unl.edu/~gta AND email Riedesel chuckr@unl.edu if interested. If you can get an endorsement by the professor sent to me, that will also speed up the process.