Openings at ME
ET3604LRP Electronic Circuits practicum
Opening for: Student AssistantStatus details
Status: | Closed |
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Announced: | 17 Aug 2022 |
Closing date: | 05 Oct 2022 |
Required Level: Bachelor and Master student
Function workload: 12 - 16 hrs per week
Contract duration: 4 weeks (3 October– 8 November)
Salary: Depending on number of ECTS achieved
Function Description and Details
You as student assistant help during the practica with the questions of the students as well as technical problems in assignments on a more detailed level.
We are looking for student assistants for ET3604LRP Electronic Circuits practicum on the first quarter.
Schedule
ET3604LRP Electronic Circuits practicum is given in the first quarter of academic year 2022/2023.
- Teaching weeks 1.5 – 1.8. October 3rd – October 26th, 2022
- Every Monday morning, Tuesday morning and Wednesday afternoon
- Please contact the practicum responsible Martin Schumacher (M.Schumacher@tudelft.nl) for more details
Schedule
Group 1, Monday morning, Oct. 03 + Monday morning, Oct. 10
Group 2, Tuesday morning, Oct. 04 + Tuesday morning, Oct. 11
Group 3, Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 05 + Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 12
Group 4, Monday morning, Oct. 17 + Monday morning, Oct. 24
Group 5, Tuesday morning, Oct. 18 + Tuesday morning, Oct. 25
Group 6, Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 19 + Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 26
The practical is in the Tellegenhal, EWI (building 36), entrance Mekelweg 4.
Requirements and employment conditions
- Bachelor or Master student
- Active FlexDelft account (if you do not have one, you can ask for one at FlexDelft)
- For non-european union international students, to have a valid working permit at least two weeks before the start of the first session (FlexDelft can arrange the working 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
Please submit the application form.
Contact
dr. Seyedmahdi Izadkhast
Assistant Professor
Electrical Engineering Education Group
Department of Microelectronics