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Student Assistant (x1) EE1P21 “Electricity & Magnetism” – Management of the Brightspace Q&A Forum

Opening for: Student Assistant

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Required Level: Bachelor student
Function workload: 2 - 3 hrs per week
Contract duration: 2-3 hours per week, fully online, in the fourth quarter
Salary: Depending on number of ECTS achieved

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Function Description and Details

Communication between the EE1P21 team and the students is expected to be effectuated exclusively via the Brightspace Q&A Forum. As a student assistant, you are expected to manage the threads and provide answers to basic questions. More elaborate questions, such as requests for additional explanation on topics discussed during the lectures or difficulties in solving exercises must be discussed with the instructors who will either respond themselves or, depending on the situation at hand, may agree with you on a reaction that you will place yourself. As a Forum manager, you are also expected to keep an overview on the discussion threads and preclude duplications (e.g., expecting answers to already addressed topics).

Tentative Schedule

EE1P21 will be given in the fourth quarter of the academic year 2020-2021. The specific work strategies will be agreed with the EE1P21 team.

Requirements and employment conditions

• TU Delft EE bachelor student
• Familiarity with electrostatic and magnetic field laws is required → please specify your grades for the 2 partial exams in EE1P21
• Active FlexDelft account (if you do not have one, you can ask for one at FlexDelft offices)
• For non-European Union international students, to have a valid work permit at least two weeks before the start of the first session (FlexDelft can arrange the work permit for you)
• Remuneration is on basis of your study points (ECTS) achieved and conform to the Collective labour agreement (CAO) of Dutch Universities

Application

To apply please be sure you have read the requirements and use the following link to the application form

Contact

dr. Ioan Lager

Associate Professor

Electrical Engineering Education Group

Department of Microelectronics