77 computer-science-programming-languages-"the"-"U"-"UCL"-"FEMTO-ST"-"PDI-Service" positions at Indiana University
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). The Japanese Language Program is one of three thriving language programs in the EALC. Along with Chinese and Korean, Japanese at IU is a popular and active field of study. Enrollment in undergraduate Japanese
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Currently enrolled as a graduate student at Indiana University WORK EXPERIENCE Required Background in computer science, data science, human computer interaction, information science, information systems
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reproducibility of research. Program Leadership: The program is directed by Dr. Hiba J. Mustafa who is a maternal-fetal medicine specialist who is further subspecialized in Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy. She is
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for Academic Purposes (ESL) Program (e.g., Academic Writing, Communication Skills for ITAs). There also may be opportunities to teach courses in the Department of Communication, including Intercultural
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in computing research and education. Its faculty have pioneered advances in areas including programming languages, hardware design, algorithms, databases, security and privacy, bioinformatics and
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Authority Cooperative Program (NACO) and Subject Authority Cooperative Program (SACO) Previous experience or academic work in the sciences, broadly defined, or the history of science Supervisory and/or
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learning Descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics Data mining Natural language processing Computer vision Computational Sustainability Human-AI collaboration Human-AI alignment Data science for
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design, software engineering, theory of computation, analysis of algorithms, programming languages, artificial intelligence, and computer networks and security. The responsibilities of the position include
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paid holidays plus a paid winter break each year Generous paid time off plans Paid leave for new parents and IU-sponsored volunteer events Employee assistance program (EAP) Learn more about our benefits
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of the position include teaching assigned courses in the Media Arts and Science and Informatics programs, developing courses for the traditional classroom setting, computer labs and for online education; help