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Lucas Thung

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Sessional FacultyMcMaster University

Research

Lucas has taught Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) students at University of Toronto, Queen's University, Western University, etc. SEP 6TC3 (Technical Communications) - Course Evaluation

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Courses taught

14
  • Technical Communications

    SEP 6TC3 · last taught 2026

    Graduate
  • Strategic Organizational Change

    BUSADMIN B716 · last taught 2024

    Graduate
  • Technical Communications

    GENTECH 4TC3 · last taught 2026

    Undergraduate
  • Technical Communications

    SFGNTECH 4TC3 · last taught 2026

    Undergraduate
  • Negotiations

    COMMERCE 2NG3 · last taught 2025

    Undergraduate
  • Project Management

    GENTECH 3MT3 · last taught 2025

    Undergraduate
  • Sustainable and Social Finance

    COMMERCE 3FL3 · last taught 2023

    Undergraduate
  • Steels in Service

    MET 452 · last taught 2023

    Undergraduate
  • Corporate Finance

    IBH 3AC3 · last taught 2022

    Undergraduate
  • The Information Architecture: Design for Usability and Interactivity

    WEB 202 · last taught 2022

    Undergraduate

Roles and appointments

  • Sessional Faculty, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University
  • Sessional Faculty, DeGroote School of Medicine, McMaster University
  • Sessional Faculty, Faculty of Engineering, McMaster University
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