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knowledge of computer coding languages relevant to database administration and network development, as well as skills in information and data analysis, including data management protocols and data conversion
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Course Code & Title: BCH2202 Introduction to Programming in R COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is to introduce graduate students to the programing language R. The course will teach the students how
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Course Code & Title: BCH2203 Intro to R for Biochemists COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is to introduce graduate students to the programing language R. The course will teach the students how
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financial operating procedures and best practices. Processing payment requests of approved invoices. Reconciling, assessing, coding, and processing documents and purchase cards. Managing constantly changing
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University of Toronto | Downtown Toronto University of Toronto Harbord, Ontario | Canada | about 1 month ago
at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) in relation to the Code of Behaviour on Academic Matters. As the Academic Integrity Specialist, you will provide a range of confidential administrative support to
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coding highly complex queries for MS SQL Experience developing technical application implementation plans Experience maintaining and troubleshooting database and web servers Extensive experience as a
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procedures (e.g. Code of Student Conduct; FAS Rules and Regulations; Academic Calendar) Demonstrated experience coordinating course and exam schedules Experience updating and maintaining databases and websites
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adult educational, leadership or professional development programs. Experience with event coordination, planning and management. A thorough understanding of the Ontario Human Rights Code and the
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, testing, and modifying programming code within the M365 suite based on client needs. Evaluating new M365 tools and updates to assess risks and/or opportunities Addressing client service requests for M365
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environments across the Faculty of Information. With a comprehensive understanding of a range of diversity issues and resources related to the protected grounds as identified in the Ontario Human Rights Code