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- Likes:
- University of Waterloo is known for its Computer Science faculty being the best in North America, studying here for the past 2 years, I would definitely agree to this statement. Professors are extremely knowledgeable, they have deep understanding of the concepts and the assignment test your skills effectively.,
- I would say, you would never be memorizing concepts instead learning the intuition behind it, so it stays with you forever.,
- UWaterloo also has many extracurricular activities spanning sports, dance, music and recreational activities, so I recall from my time at UW, I have attended sporting events, salsa-bachata, bhangra, Kpop dance sessions, in addition to doing stress busting activities like pot painting and Christmas card making. So, it's not just all study but UW community gives you a platform for going beyond books as well.,
- Our campus has 2 main libraries, both spacious and best places for preparing for exams.,
- Life at UW will be memorable if you know how to balance fun and studies together.,
- The town of Waterloo is a student friendly place, affordable food options, and parks nearby, mostly, everything is at a walking distance from campus, if not then, our bus ride is also free in Waterloo.
- Dislikes:
- Study terms can be sometimes be stressful, especially, when preparing for mid-terms and finals, as the exam week might not have many study leaves, but if the student prepares well ahead in time, I think this can be overcome.
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We use up-to-date softwares, we have access to compute powers, and co-op opportunities at UW are plenty.
Fees:
Tuition Fee: 54000 CAD
Course Curriculum:
The University of Waterloo although they operate on a trimester system with fall and spring terms the full time course load is 5 courses per term equivalent to 2.5 units with the minimum 3 courses the equivalent is 1.5units this is credits
Fees:
The annual tuition fee is between 40000 to 70000 it may be paid in two terms this is University charges the fee of the tuition fee. For this we have two terms to pay. I can pay in two terms annually. This is University charges the fee in year
- Likes:
- Number 1 engineering university in Canada, great reputation among employers and known for top class research.
Course Curriculum:
All courses are well structured and I am sure they would help in getting me a good job in the industry. The courses are a little tough but that is what makes them good and challenging.
Fees:
64000 CAD (appx).
- Likes:
- Top University in Canada and ranked #1 for engineering in Canada.
Course Curriculum:
It's very tough, rigorous but can power through it with the required hard work.
Fees:
64000 cad
- Likes:
- UWaterloo is considered best in Canada for engineering studies.
Course Curriculum:
It is very up to date and close to industrial requirements.
Fees:
It depends on total no. of terms that you take to complete the course. Avg fees per term in CAD 15,000. Most students complete the course in 4 terms so the total fees for the program will be around CAD $60000.
- Likes:
- The university has a very calm environment,
- There are a lot of receational facilities available,
- THe overall student management system is very good
- Dislikes:
- No mandatory internships included in the program
Course Curriculum:
Each student has to complete a minimum of 8 courses of 1.0 credits each. These courses can be completed in 3-4 terms. The courses included advanced computer science concepts which added value to the profile. Each course had around 60 students enrolled in a term. So, the faculty-to-student ratio was 1:60. Regular assignments and quizzes were given to assess the students. There were also mid-term and end-term exams and some courses also included projects.
Fees:
This course is quite expensive in terms of the academic fee. It costs around $15k for 1 term(4 months). Students are expected to self-fund their education as there are no scholarships for this program.
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The course curricula and academics are top-notch at UWaterloo. There are hundreds of courses to choose from in various subjects, along with different levels of the same course available at different difficulties in order to cater to all kinds of students. The flexibility in choosing different subjects allows students to pursue subjects in some level of depth that they never thought they could or would. For example, I never thought that I would study French and Economics, but I have taken up courses in both these fields this semester and the next, and am enjoying learning about them so far. There are options for students to pursue research at an undergraduate level like the Undergraduate Research Opportunity program, etc. As for industrial exposure, the co-op component of my program checks that box.
Fees:
Roughly CAD 31,000 / semester * 8 = CAD 248,000, so around CAD 250,000 or Rs.1.45 Cr (as of March 2021) for my program (excluding scholarships).
Course Curriculum:
Yes, it is very updated and gives the opportunity to participate in several engineering activities- coop, research, competition.
Fees:
27000 CAD per study term.
Course Curriculum:
The course syllabus is quite up-to-date. There are relevant courses in each topic based on whether you want to focus on industry or research.
Fees:
8000 CAD (including tuition and extra fees)
Course Curriculum:
As this is my first term, I am doing 3 courses that are very updated with the current industry scenario. As I am doing specialization in AI/ML, there is a particular set of courses that I need to complete. There are some subjects in the curriculum that provides research experience.
Fees:
My program length varies from 1 to 2 years. This depends on the number of courses you take each term. Each year has 3 terms and each term's tuition fee is around CAD 14 to 15k.
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