ENGCOMP M495K
Teaching Preparation Seminar: Teaching and Writing Pedagogies for Electrical Engineers
Also listed as EC ENGR M495: the same class, and each department holds its own seats and its own grade history.
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(Same as Electrical and Computer Engineering M495). Seminar, two hours. Limited to graduate electrical engineering students. Required of all departmental teaching assistants (TAs). May be taken concurrently while holding a TA appointment. Seminar on pedagogy and logistics of being a TA with emphasis on student-centered teaching, clear communication, and multimodal teaching and learning. S/U grading.
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