Structures of Composite Materials for Aerospace – Adjunct Faculty – Phoenix, AZ Traditional Campus - (Fall 2026) – College of Engineering and Technology
Core
Teach aerospace materials and structures mechanics to engineering students, covering stress/strain, torsion, bending, failure criteria, buckling, fatigue, and composite laminates analysis.
Role type
Adjunct faculty (instructor)
Builds
Course curriculum and student learning outcomes in aerospace engineering
Domain
Higher Education / Aerospace Engineering
Deliverable
product features
Required skills
Mechanics of materials, Stress and strain analysis, Composite materials analysis, Aerospace design standards, Structural integrity assessment, Failure criteria evaluation, Buckling analysis, Fatigue analysis
Preferred skills
Doctorate in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering, Advanced research in composite structures
Technologies
N/A
Responsibilities
Facilitate classroom lectures and discussions, Engage students in learning course objectives, Assess student performance and mentor success, Support university ethical and doctrinal statements
Seniority
Adjunct, part-time instructor
