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Classification Fixed Term (Fixed Term)Minimum Pay $0.00 Compensation will be commensurate with the level of the position, education, and experience. JOB DESCRIPTION SUMMARY The Information Technology Academic Focus Area is seeking positive, dynamic, student-focused individuals to teach both adult learners and/or concurrently enrolled high school students the desired skills for today's technology enabled workplaces. Preference will be given to candidates who are committed to student success and the use of classroom experiences to enhance workplace understanding and performance. The instructor is responsible for providing an engaging teaching environment for IT students in an on-campus, hybrid, online or remote course delivery mode. Teaching assignments for this position will primarily include basic information technology courses plus the full range of courses (e.g. Intro to DBMS, SQL, Oracle, Microsoft Data Fundamentals, T-SQL, Python, R, Data Visualization, Data Analytics) in the Database Administration and Data Science Information Technology Focus Area. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS FOR EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Bachelor's degree in discipline or in a related discipline and 2 years full-time related occupational experience OR Associate's degree, current and relevant industry certification, and 2 years full-time related occupational experience. For INFO 1000 course: Bachelor's degree and 2 years full-time related occupational experience. For Tech Design course: MS in Instructional Tech Design or BS in Information Technology field and 2 years of FT industry experience. WORK ENVIRONMENT: Position includes teaching day, evening and/or weekend classes in-person. Position may involve travel to various campuses. Successful candidates reside in the MCC 4-county service area. Compensation: $580 per Equivalent Credit Hours (ECH) A teaching demonstration is required as part of the interview process. Hiring process includes passing a background check. The specific stat

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