Cecs student manual

See Systems Design Engineering Rules on submitting a Confidential Report below to determine if it is possible to get credit for a confidential report and, if so, discuss evaluation procedures applicable to your department; this is absolutely mandatory. A grade of "Outstanding" will only be awarded to second, third, or fourth work term reports evaluated by a University of Waterloo representative. If you have an unforeseen problem and must submit your work report late, you will need to request permission to do so.

The request should be made before the due date. You must include this form with your report at the time of submittal or it will not be accepted. The University of Waterloo acknowledges that much of our work takes place on the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee peoples.

Our main campus is situated on the Haldimand Tract, the land granted to the Six Nations that includes six miles on each side of the Grand River. Our active work toward reconciliation takes place across our campuses through research, learning, teaching, and community building, and is centralized within our Indigenous Initiatives Office. Skip to main Skip to footer. Systems Design Engineering. The severity of the most recent storm event in has intensified engineering efforts to find a solution for flood mitigation within the town.

A senior capstone group was tasked with designing a stormwater management system for a portion of the Town of Rainelle that currently has no existing storm water system in place. Project Description: Attention has been drawn to the danger inflicted upon those who attempt to cross 20th Street between the 3rd Avenue and 5th Avenue intersections.

In its current state, there are no cross walks, stop signs, or yield to pedestrian signs along the extent of the roadway segment, which keeps oncoming traffic from recognizing that they are entering a zone of high pedestrian volume. In order to combat this issue, a senior design team- Six Fix Engineering- designed a potential solution that incorporates a pedestrian refuge island and counterflow lanes.

Project Description: Tennis ball machines are commonly used by tennis players to improve their skills and by coaches to train tennis players.

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Note that your mailbox, possibly other system files, file server overhead, and files you've created in someone else's account are all included in the total.

For disk quota beyond that automatically allocated for your course work, thesis, etc. A variety of information is available electronically. CS grad students should read uw. Social and administrative notices will be posted in the newsgroup uw. Seminar notices are posted on the computer in the news group uw. All students use electronic mail to communicate with friends, course instructors and their supervisors.

Many faculty and grad students have homepages on the World Wide Web. If you want to know University regulations for grad studies or thesis regulations, you can find them on the Grad Studies web site. Please read printing guide. CS grad courses are described in the handbook pages on the web. The series courses given in the upcoming term will have a description on the bulletin board outside the Computer Science Grad Office, DC The level courses are taught together with 4th year undergrads, whereas the and series courses are for graduate students only.

Also, the and series courses often have substantially smaller classes, often require less mechanical work i. There are about five to eight and series courses offered each term. Note however, that the level courses are usually offered one-time only. Even if there might be a CS every year, the courses can be and usually are completely different. Master's students must take at least two courses your first term. Four courses is very tough if this is your first term at Waterloo. Three courses is often about right.

You may also have specific course requests depending on your admission. If you value your sanity and want to sleep more than 1 hour a week, do not take all of these at once!

In fact, don't even take two of them at once. The real-time project may sometimes be used simultaneously for software engineering CS Check with the appropriate instructors. Attend more courses than you intend to take during the first weeks of school to see if you like the course, the instructor, etc. You should add your course selection on-line using Quest by the end of the first month of the term, however your decision is not binding.

For information on other courses that you are interested in, see the appropriate department. Note that undergrad courses can be taken as well, but not for degree credit.

It covers research and life skills that can help grad students improve their academic and interpersonal competence. It is recommended that all incoming students take this course at the first opportunity. The Bookstore is in South Campus Hall. You can check the textbooks for your courses on their web site. If you drop a course soon enough, the text can be returned see the Bookstore for complete details.

There are usually huge lineups the first week of classes. However, early mornings or late evenings can be good times to try. Note: Textbooks required for TA assignments are supplied by the School. You can borrow them for the term from the Undergraduate Coordinator DC , during the posted office hours.

David R. The University of Waterloo acknowledges that much of our work takes place on the traditional territory of the Neutral, Anishinaabeg and Haudenosaunee peoples.

Our main campus is situated on the Haldimand Tract, the land granted to the Six Nations that includes six miles on each side of the Grand River.