Course Development: Computer Science Faculty members develop curriculum plans, course syllabi, and instructional materials for computer science courses. They design courses that cover a broad range of topics, including programming languages, algorithms, data structures, software engineering, computer architecture, database systems, networking, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence. Teaching: Computer Science Faculty members deliver lectures, lead discussions, and facilitate laboratory sessions to teach computer science concepts, theories, and principles to students. They use a variety of teaching methods, such as lectures, demonstrations, group activities, hands-on exercises, and multimedia presentations, to engage students and promote active learning. Student Assessment: Computer Science Faculty members assess student learning through various assessment methods, such as exams, quizzes, projects, assignments, presentations, and code reviews. They provide constructive feedback to students on their performance and progress and evaluate student work against learning objectives and standards. Research: Computer Science Faculty members engage in scholarly research and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in computer science through research publications, conference presentations, and grant-funded projects. They conduct research in areas such as computer algorithms, machine learning, data mining, cybersecurity, computer vision, robotics, and software engineering. Advising and Mentoring: Computer Science Faculty members provide academic advising and mentorship to students pursuing degrees or careers in computer science. They assist students in selecting courses, planning academic programs, exploring career paths, and pursuing research or internship opportunities. Professional Development: Computer Science Faculty members engage in continuous professional development to stay updated on current trends, technologies, and advancements in computer science. They participate in conferences, workshops, seminars, and professional associations to network with colleagues, exchange ideas, and enhance their teaching and research skills. Collaboration: Computer Science Faculty members collaborate with colleagues within the department, across disciplines, and with industry partners to promote interdisciplinary research, innovation, and collaboration. They engage in collaborative projects, joint research initiatives, and industry partnerships to address real-world problems and challenges. Community Engagement: Computer Science Faculty members engage with the broader community by participating in outreach activities, educational programs, and partnerships with K-12 schools, community colleges, and local organizations. They promote computer science education and awareness and encourage underrepresented groups to pursue careers in technology. Faculty Governance: Computer Science Faculty members participate in departmental and institutional governance by serving on committees, task forces, and advisory boards. They contribute to academic policy development, curriculum review, accreditation processes, and strategic planning initiatives within the institution. Role Modeling: Computer Science Faculty members serve as role models and mentors for students, inspiring them to pursue excellence, innovation, and professionalism in the field of computer science. They demonstrate ethical conduct, integrity, and a commitment to lifelong learning, and they instill these values in their students.