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Winter Park
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JOB DETAILS |
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| Career Field |
Education/Training, Computer/IT - All
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| Job Duration |
Full Time |
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Day |
| Minimum Education |
Bachelor's Degree |
| Salary Offered |
Open
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| Relocation Assistance |
Not Available
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JOB DESCRIPTION |
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Course Director – Production Methodologies
Department: Education – Game Development Master of Science
Responsibilities:
The Faculty member will develop curriculum and teach the new Production Methodologies course in the Game Development Master of Science Program. This class discusses the many different ways that managers can schedule, plan and execute their projects. Students will learn project management methods and software development methods and how these led to the basis of production methodologies. They will learn the difference in the ways to plan and execute their project, as well as learning which ones work better in each field, software or manufacturing.
The successful candidate will have professional experience in Game Development. Candidate will mentor students, attend faculty development workshops, and participate in campus activities including meetings, special events, behind-the-scenes tours and graduation.
All faculty will work directly from the Full Sail campus in Winter Park, FL.
Requirements:
MFA, Ph.D preferred *OR* a Bachelor’s degree with 8 years of experience
Education/Training:
MFA and 4 years professional experience in Game Development *OR* a Bachelor’s degree with 8 years professional experience in Game Development
Skills Needed:
Broad base of knowledge regarding business and the entertainment industry. Applicants must have a proven ability to create effective and engaging course curriculum. This is primarily a lecture position, so candidates must also demonstrate strong communication and presentation skills, with previous educational experience preferred.
Click 'Apply' to submit your resume to mail to: 3300 University Blvd. Ste 160 Winter Park, Florida 32792. No Phone Calls Please.
Job Code: GDMSCDPM2309
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