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Teach MAE 253: Aerodynamics Lab I (subsonic), MAE 352: Aerodynamics Lab II

(supersonic), MAE 451: Aerodynamics Lab III, MAE 372: Aerospace Structure

Lab, and MAE 308: Fluid Mechanics. Develop instructional materials for classes

and conduct lab orientation sessions for Teaching Assistants. Serve as a

member of the MAE Laboratory committee. Provide general upkeep of the

Aerospace Engineering (AE) laboratory facilities and work with AE faculty and

the Associate Department Head to identify specific needs for the facilities. Assist

AE Senior Design activities on an ad hoc basis. Participate in University and

College of Engineering Open House activities.

PhD in Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering, with one year of experience as a

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Assistant Teaching Professor, Lecturer or any

other position in which the required experience was gained. Must have

demonstrated experience with: teaching undergraduate experimental

aerodynamics and aerospace structure laboratory courses; designing test

apparatus in aerodynamics and structure dynamics field of study; data

acquisition programming capabilities in LabVIEW and data processing and

analysis in MATLAB; device/equipment operation in subsonic/supersonic wind

tunnel and aerospace structure experimentation, including Pitot tube, load cell,

hot wire, pressure scanner, NI DAQ, strain gage, tension/compression testing

machine, and strain indicator; and assisting in wind tunnel testing for aerospace

engineering senior design project.

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