The ability to approach any guy and know that if it is sex you want , you have 910 chance of getting it . <| sep |> My favorite fox easy <| sep |> There ' s lots I have yet to try , but I f ' n love Caol Ila <| sep |> There ' s a new Sweeney Todd in town <| sep |> Yep , I was a CA for CS 1300 Fall of last year . Very cool job , especially if you know the language the class is taught in well in my case , mostly Python and some C . If you plan on CAing for Data Structures , be ready to debug some weird C errors . I never wanted to deal with that , but I ' m much more of a Python guy anyways . The job is ~ 10 hours a week , $ 10 hour . I only worked about eight hours per week , but I know they prefer ten . That said , I remember there being strong rules against working more than ten hours a week . This means you won ' t be pressed to do overtime , but if you ' re looking for more hours , you may not get them . Talk to the profhead of CAs about this though . Things may have changed in the past year , considering the former head of CAs is now my advisor . I know the program changes rapidly . The actual job consists of pulling up a chair at the CSEL and waiting for people to see your nametagsign and asking you questions . Or asking if they ' re in the class and have questions if they look like they ' re looking for help . You ' ll work with a couple other CAs and help students in the class figure out their homework . It ' s really cool overall . Seeing students understand the concepts is awesome to see , and you ' ll grow your teaching and communication skills immensely . It ' s a very informal environment . The other people you ' ll work with and meet are worth more than the job itself . It ' s amazing the number of new people you ' ll meet just being in the CSEL an extra 810 hours a week and having a great avenue for talking to them . I was basically there just between classes for 12 hours and after classes a bit , and I met a group of people in my Discrete class that saved my ass . We would get together and figure out the problem sets , which resulted in a far higher grade in that class than I would ' ve gotten otherwise . TLDR The experience you gain and the people you meet from the job is worth far more than the paycheck . If you ' re looking for a higher paying job andor more hours , you may have to look elsewhere . Regardless , talk to people who head the operation and ask them detailed questions before making a decision .