MAE FA21 TA and Grader Positions Available

If you’d like to be considered for a Teaching Assistant or Grader position, please fill out this google form as soon as possible: https://forms.gle/TpjVuisCELoA4dzD9

Mechanical Engineering majors may use their work as a TA to count for credit, which can fulfill an Advisor Approved elective requirement (contingent on advisor approval). TAs and graders average no more than 10 hours of work per week (fluctuations in the workload will occur throughout the semester, but should not average more than that). Students who receive offers for TA positions should plan on being asked to offer office hours, lead discussion or lab sections, and possibly assist with grading. Additional specific or alternate TA tasks are decided by the instructor. TAs should plan to be available at least a week before the start of the semester through the grading of final exams. Students who receive offers for grading positions will only be required to grade; no other TA tasks are required.
TA’s and graders are required to attend a half-day training offered by Engineering Learning Initiatives.

Grader positions are offered at a paid hourly rate.
TA positions must be taken for credit if it is your first time TAing for MAE, otherwise they can be for credit or at a paid hourly rate. Please note that due to Covid-related budget cuts across the university, first preferences will be given to students who are willing to TA for credit.
More TAs will be hired than Graders this fall due to the possible increase in help professors will need.

There is no formal application process for a TA or grader position; you need only fill out the google form with the information requested in it. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Courses being offered in the fall that may need TA/Grader support:

ENGRD2020 Statics and Mechanics of Solids

ENGRD2210 Thermodynamics

ENGRI1170 Introduction to Mechanical Engineering

ENGRI1270 Introduction to Entrepreneurship for Engineers

MAE3050 Introduction to Aeronautics

MAE3230 Introductory Fluid Mechanics

MAE3270 Mechanics of Engineering Materials

MAE3780 Mechatronics

MAE4020 Wind Power (also senior design)

MAE4060 Introduction to Spaceflight Mechanics

MAE4272 Fluids/Heat Transfer Laboratory

MAE4300 Professional Practice in Mechanical Engineering

MAE4340 Innovative Product Design via Digital Manufacturing

MAE4351 Interdisciplinary Design Concepts

MAE4700 Finite Element Analysis for Mechanical and Aerospace Design (also senior design)

MAE4730 Intermediate Dynamics

MAE4780 Feedback Control Systems

MAE5250 Computer Aided Manufacture

MAE5270 Design for manufacture and assembly

MAE5430 Combustion Processes

MAE5940 Professional Development for Master of Engineering in MAE

MAE6010 Foundations of Fluid Mechanics I

MAE6060 Spacecraft Attitude Dynamics, Estimation, and Control

Sincerely,

Kae-Lynn Wilson
Acting Undergraduate Coordinator
Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Cornell University

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