Information Systems Technology Faculty

General Responsibilities

Under the supervision of the Department Chair of Business Technologies and the Dean of Career and Technical Education and in accordance with the overall plan of the College, the position will help provide effective learning conditions for all students through the design, planning, organization, execution, and evaluation of student performance in assigned areas, curriculum courses, classes or programs.

Specific Responsibilities

1. Instruct scheduled courses in Information Systems Technologies and related subjects in accordance with the Program of Study and course descriptions published in the MTCC Catalog and the North Carolina Community College System Common Course Library.
2. Teach assigned course loads in compliance with the faculty workload policy for adult learners, workforce development, and dual enrollment programs, including day, evening, and weekend schedules as necessary.
3. Schedule and post regular office hours to provide academic support and accessibility to students.
4. Mentor part-time instructors to ensure quality instruction; support development of course outlines, assessments, and accurate completion of forms, grades, and attendance reports, as needed.
5. Serve as an academic program advisor and counselor for designated students, including assisting with registration, academic planning, and progression toward graduation.
6. Participate in planning, implementing, and evaluating policies related to admission, progression, and retention to support student success.
7. Collaborate with the Dean of Career and Technical Education and/or the Department Chair of Business Technologies in developing, implementing, and evaluating curriculum, instructional materials, and program outcomes.
8. Develop and maintain personal contacts with business and industry partners to ensure the program remains aligned with workforce needs and emerging technologies.
9. Complete and submit required documentation in a timely and accurate manner, including office hours, course syllabi, attendance rosters, grade sheets, drop/add forms, independent study forms, course substitutions, credit-by-exam forms, surveys, and other necessary reports.
10. Assist the Dean and/or Department Chair in maintaining current, accurate, and secure student records in compliance with accrediting, regulatory, and certifying agencies.
11. Implement all policies as established by the Board of Trustees.
12. Participate in departmental, advisory, and administrative support committee meetings as scheduled.
13. Maintain current knowledge in the information technology field; participate in staff development programs, workshops, seminars, and continuing education activities.
14. Actively participate in professional development activities related to the field, including maintaining membership in professional organizations.
15. Participate in student recruitment activities on and off campus.
16. Perform other duties as assigned.