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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | 1 day ago
, valgrind, etc.); solid experience with performance measurements, application profiling, and performance analysis. Must have strong knowledge in Parallel Programming and Distributed Computing. Being familiar
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: The Rotman Commerce program is offered jointly by the Rotman School of Management and the Faculty of Arts and Science. It is a highly respected program within the business, financial and academic communities
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past experience. The Clinician Teacher position reflects a time distribution of approximately 70% clinical work and 30% of time related to teaching, scholarly and/or administrative duties. Expected
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information science, information systems and archives. Familiarizes the student with the realities of participation in the management of organizations that primarily focus on managing, producing, and
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; following administrative rules and procedural instructions regarding policy and curriculum change Coordinating meeting schedules, agendas, materials, action, and follow-up items Preparing and distributing
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support the day-to day administration of the program. You will coordinate a range of activities, including coordinating the distribution of program and course materials, generating reports, taking meeting
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responsibilities will include: Coordinating the preparation and distribution of promotional/outreach materials Disseminating event and program-related information Producing promotional and outreach materials
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. In order to address systemic barriers and increase diversity in the Canada Research Chairs Program and meet government-mandated requirements , selection will be limited to candidates who identify as
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program for the Faculty of Medicine and ensures the DCM training program, in conjunction with the UofT Animal User Training Committee, is in compliance with provincial regulations, national standards and
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- Mathematical Statistics I (0.5FCE) This course is designed for graduate students in Statistics and Biostatistics. Review of probability theory, distribution theory for normal samples, convergence of random