Responsible for teaching information technology classes including but not limited to application programming, web programming, web design, content management systems, project management, database management, game development and networking courses. Also responsible for the coordination of the Associate in Applied Science degrees in Information Technology-Programming/Web Design/Network Administration.

DESCRIPTION OF ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

1. In cooperation with other instructors concerned, prepare or revise guides for courses offered in their division and submit to the Division Chair or appropriate Administrator for review.

2. Teach classes assigned by the Division Chair and approved by the Vice President following course outlines approved by the college.

3. In cooperation with other instructors concerned, prepare textbook recommendations and submit to the Division Chair for review.

4. File with the librarian a bibliography of library books to be used in each course.

5. Prepare for the annual budget requests for instructional equipment and materials including maps, books, audio-visual aids, and other supplies and submit these requests to the Division Chair for recommendation.

6. Prepare requests for the purchase of new library books and materials as needed and submit these requests to the Division Chair for review.

7. Report attendance and grades as prescribed by the institution.

8. Attend division meetings called by the Division Chair and faculty meetings called by the administrative officers.

9. Arrive at the classroom prior to the scheduled class time.

10. Cooperate in the promotion of extra curricular activities by accepting reasonable assignments and encouraging student participation.

11. Serve on such committees for the betterment of the college as may be established by the administration and faculty.

12. Assist in registration as needed.

13. Consider the general and special needs of the student. Assist students in meeting needs or solving problems when necessary, seek additional help from other college services.

14. Observe, support, and enforce the regulations, policies, and programs of the college and inform the President in writing of any problem that might have a detrimental effect on the college.

15. Conduct oneself in a professional manner.

16. Notify the appropriate Administrator well in advance of absences.

17. Advise students assigned by student services.

18. Demonstrate commitment to the teaching/learning process.

19. Focus upon student recruitment, retention, and success.

20. Use a variety of methods and teaching strategies that reflect the different learning styles and needs of students.

21. Show an understanding of the community college philosophy including its unique ties to the workforce and its district.

22. Work as a member of a team.

23. Participate in professional development activities and maintain current perspectives in class presentations.

24. Engage in activities aimed at promoting the Information Technology- Programming/Web Design/Network Administration Programs, Business Division, and Lake Land College to potential and current students.

25. Engage in activities related to the coordination of the Information Technology- Programming/Web Design/Network Administration Programs.

26. Develop, assess, and maintain data for course and program assessment.

27. Other related duties as assigned.

Education: Minimum of Bachelor's degree in Information Technology or Computer Science. Master degree preferred.
Experience: Preference will be given to candidates with teaching experience in the discipline and a minimum of 2000 hours demonstrable work experience in field.
Knowledge: Curriculum development, community college philosophy and population
Skills: Good command of the English language, the ability to use multi-media technology
Personal: Positive attitude, spirit of cooperation, enthusiastic and open-minded
Physical: Ability to perform general responsibilities in the classroom, ability to travel within the college district