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Welcome CodePath in Residence (CIR) Tech Fellows!
This page covers what's specific to CiR Tech Fellows. For everything shared across programs, use the links under Program-Wide Standards.
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Everything below is specific to CiR and layers on top of the program-wide standards above.
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CiR (CodePath in Residence) embeds an experienced engineer at partner universities, particularly Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs), to teach computer science classes, mentor students, and help build robust tech pipelines into the industry.
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course details below is not finalized
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| Role | Responsibilities |
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| 👩🏫 Professor of Record | Solves high-level university issues; maintains official course records; advises on university policies; ensures the course is open for registration and the roster is accurate; supports credentialing for adjuncts and TFs. |
| 👨🏫 CodePath Adjunct Instructor | Teaches class and preps materials; leads weekly team meetings; holds office hours; monitors missing forms or assignments; notifies CodePath of student concerns; assigns TFs to student pods; rotates meeting note-taking; submits the weekly Check-in (Google Form); assigns weekly TF tasks. |
| 👩💻 Tech Fellows | Conduct weekly student check-ins and stay proactive; take and prep weekly meeting notes; monitor class chat and answer or escalate questions; support struggling students; track support activity in timecard notes; escalate student issues to the CiR Instructor and CodePath team. |
| 🧑💼 CodePath Courses Team | Manages program logistics and operations; main point of contact between instructors, TFs, and university partners; supports and mentors adjuncts and TFs; reviews and approves timecards. |
In addition to the standard TF responsibilities, expectations for CiR Tech Fellows may vary by university partner and course placement. Depending on your assignment, you may be asked to: