Casual tutor, demonstrator, marker and project team supervisor opportunities
Semester 1, 2023
Opportunities
The School of Computing and Information Systems has opportunities for casual tutors, demonstrators, markers and project team supervisors.
For information about pay rates see the Enterprise Agreement 2018 [PDF] (page 48 onwards), noting we are at May 2021 ‘fourth increase’ rates.
Available subjects
Subject code | Subject title and Handbook entry | Semester | Mode |
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COMP10001 | Foundations of Computing | Semester 1 | On campus |
COMP10002 | Foundations of Algorithms | Semester 1 | On campus |
COMP10003 | Media Computation | Semester 1 | On campus |
COMP20005 | Intro. to Numerical Computation in C | Semester 1 | On campus |
COMP20007 | Design of Algorithms | Semester 1 | On campus |
COMP20008 | Elements of Data Processing | Semester 1 | On campus |
COMP30023 | Computer Systems | Semester 1 | On campus |
COMP30024 | Artificial Intelligence | Semester 1 | On campus |
COMP30027 | Machine Learning | Semester 1 | On campus |
COMP90007 | Internet Technologies | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90015 | Distributed Systems | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90020 | Distributed Algorithms | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90024 | Cluster and Cloud Computing | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90038 | Algorithms and Complexity | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90041 | Programming and Software Development | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90042 | Natural Language Processing | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90044 | Research Methods | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90048 | Declarative Programming | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90049 | Introduction to Machine Learning | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90050 | Advanced Database Systems | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90051 | Statistical Machine Learning | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90054 | AI Planning for Autonomy | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90074 | Web Security | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90077 | Advanced Algorithms and Data Structures | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90082 | Software Project (MIT) | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90087 | The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
COMP90090 | Natural Language Processing for Health | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
INFO20003 | Database Systems | Semester 1 | On Campus |
INFO20005 | User Interface Development | Semester 1 | On Campus |
INFO30005 | Advanced Interface Prototyping | Semester 1 | On campus |
INFO30009 | Game Design | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
INFO90002 | Database Systems & Information Modelling | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
INFO90003 | Designing Novel Interactions | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
INFO90004 | Evaluating the User Experience | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
INFO90010 | Technology Innovation Project | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90026 | Concepts in Information Systems | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90032 | Emerging Technologies and Issues | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90036 | Enterprise Systems | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90039 | Innovation and Entrepreneurship in IT | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90043 | Enterprise Applications & Architectures | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90045 | Professional IS Consulting | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90048 | Managing ICT Infrastructure | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90049 | Digital Business Analysis | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90050 | IT Project and Change Management | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90069 | Digital Transformation of Health | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90076 | IT Infrastructure for Digital Health | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90077 | Designing Digital Health Solutions | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
ISYS90081 | Business Process Management | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
SWEN20003 | Object Oriented Software Development | Semester 1 | On campus |
SWEN30006 | Software Modelling and Design | Semester 1 | On campus |
SWEN90004 | Modelling Complex Software Systems | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
SWEN90009 | Software Requirements Analysis | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
SWEN90010 | High Integrity Systems Engineering | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
SWEN90016 | Software Processes and Management | Semester 1 | Dual Delivery |
Responsibilities
Key
Activity is included in tutorial pay rate
Not applicable to this role
Activity performed only at the direct request of Supervisor, attracting additional payment
Key responsibility | Detail | Tutor | Head tutor | Demonstrator |
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Content Knowledge | Develop a comprehensive understanding of the content | |||
Tutorial Preparation | Prepare tutorial material | |||
Tutorial Preparation | Assist Coordinator with the development of teaching materials (eg, tutorial/lab exercises and sample solutions) | |||
Tutorial Delivery | Deliver one initial and at least one repeat tutorial for the subject for each week that tutorials are delivered in semester | |||
Tutorial Admin | Handle requests for project extensions and record extensions granted only with the approval of the Subject Coordinator | |||
Demonstrating | Supporting students in practical lab and workshop-style sessions; answering technical questions and supporting the students in problem-solving | |||
Student Consultation (Self-directed) | Self-directed consultation with students (face to face and online) related to tutorial content, including monitoring the LMS discussion board and responding to tutorial/content-related queries (this should happen at the time of, or in the same week as, the tutorial) | |||
Student Consultation(Coordinator Request) | Student Consultation directed by the Subject Coordinator could include monitoring the LMS at specific times, student meetings (face to face or online). | |||
Tutorial Related Marking | If the work was completed during the tutorial hour, then the marking of that work should be included in the associated working time for that tutorial. | |||
Assignment and Exam Marking | Marking of any work that wasn’t completed during the tutorial hour must be paid as additional standard marking. | |||
Assessment | Work with the Subject Coordinator on assignments (testing, proofreading, etc) and assist them in developing project marking guidelines | |||
Assessment | Assist subject coordinator to set up the infrastructure to support marking and tutorials; eg: writing code to help mark an assignment | |||
Assessment | Print and distribute student submissions to casual staff for marking, collect marked projects from casual staff and collate marks | |||
Teamwork | Regular communication with Subject Coordinator and Head Tutor | |||
Management | Support Subject Coordinator in the recruitment of casual tutors through CTRS | |||
Management | Communicate regularly with the Subject Coordinator, arrange regular meetings with tutor staff | |||
Exam Invigilation | Invigilation for the mid-semester test (if applicable) | |||
Lecture Attendance | Attendance required only at the explicit request of the Subject Coordinator. | |||
Meeting Attendance | Any request to attend scheduled meetings | |||
Training and Development | TrainME: Mandatory Compliance Training | |||
Training and Development | Professional Development Day |
Candidates
Applicants must be able to demonstrate appropriate academic background: typically we would expect an undergraduate degree with studies in the appropriate fields, plus suitable postgraduate qualifications or current admission in a postgraduate course in those fields. Applicants must demonstrate good organisation, communication and presentation skills. Professional experience in the field is also encouraged.
Your subject preference may be used by the assessors when making their selection. Contact the subject coordinator to discuss your preference to teach in the subjects you are applying for, if you are concerned that the preference may disadvantage you.
If you would like to find out more about the specific skills required to teach in a subject or the subject content, consult the subject entry in the University Handbook or contact the subject coordinator directly.
Salary information
Information relating to the University’s salary policy.
Before you apply
The 2023 Handbook is now live and available to be viewed.
Check tutorial/class times via the Handbook for the specific subject you are intending to apply for, to see if they match your availability.
All Undergraduate subjects the School of Computing and Information Systems will offer in Semester 1, 2023 will be on campus. The mode for Postgraduate subjects for Semester 1, 2023 is currently TBC.
Applicants for casual positions should double check the mode of delivery for their intended subjects prior to applying, to ensure they are able to work within the allocated environment.
Important information
All casual staff members:
- Must be currently located in Australia.
- Are required to have a valid Working With Children Check in place (or are in the process of obtaining one) prior to accepting their contract.
Submitting an application
If you are interested in working within the School of Computing and Information Systems as a tutor or demonstrator, please create a user account in CTRS (Casual Tutor Recruitment System), the University’s application portal for casual staff, and lodge an application during the application period.
If you have taught at the School before, please update your details in the system and put in an application for the subjects you intend to apply for this coming semester. Applicants must apply for each teaching period in which they wish to tutor.
- You can search the Handbook to find out more about specific subjects and find subject coordinator details.
- If you have used the system before, you can log directly into the applications system.
Required information and documentation
- An updated Curriculum Vitae
- Academic results if you have not previously taught at the School
- Subject specific questions: There may be a number of selection questions which will have to be answered by the applicant. Not all subjects have subject specific questions.
Timeline
DATE | PHASE |
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Monday 16 January 2023 | Applications open at 9.00am AEDT |
Thursday 26 January 2023 | Applications close at 11.59pm AEDT |
From Fri 27 January 2023 | Subject Coordinators begin assessment of applications |
Monday 6 February 2023 | Applicants notified of current status for all subjects they’ve applied for |
From Tuesday 7 February 2023 | Subject Coordinators allocate tutorials |
Thursday 16 February 2023 | Outcomes announced Outcomes for each subject will be sent via email. Based on enrolment numbers, waitlisted candidates may receive further notifications of a successful application up until Week 3 of semester. |
From Friday 17 February 2023 | Contracts will start to be issued The majority of contracts will be issued by Wednesday 22 February, with the remainder issued by Monday 6 March 2023. Welcome Pack made available for successful applicants via CTRS |
Friday 24 February 2023 | Professional Development Day/Induction for sessional staff If you have not attended an induction session before, this is compulsory. If you have attended a prior session please do not register again. |
Monday 27 February 2023 | Semester 1, 2023 teaching commences |