Co-op students
Source: https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/advising/co-op-students Parent: https://cs.uwaterloo.ca
Co-op advising
Co-op advisors can be reached at coopmath@uwaterloo.ca if you wish to meet with them in-person, virtually, or have your questions answered via email.
You can find answers to some of the common questions asked by CS/Math students concerning the co-operative education program on the Math Co-op advisors site. This includes inquiries relating to:
- transfers into or out of co-op programs
- co-op degree requirements (including PD courses)
- understanding co-op probation
- changing your co-op sequence
Sequence Changes
If you are Computer Science student and plan to undergo a sequence change, you do not require the signature of a CS advisor. You can forward the form to the co-op advisor email directly for final approval.
[Faculty of Mathematics
Co-operative education FAQ](https://uwaterloo.ca/math/co-op)
[Understanding
Co-op probation](https://uwaterloo.ca/math/co-op/probation)
[information for
Transferring into co-op](https://uwaterloo.ca/math/co-op/transfer)
Co-op FAQ
From the CS Advising FAQ
D.01. How can I change my co-op sequence?
Please go to the Math Co-op FAQ for more information.
D.02. What are some of the reasons for changing my co-op sequence?
Please contact the Math Co-op Advisors for more information.
D.03. Do I need to do six work terms?
Please go to the Math Co-op FAQ for more information.
D.04. What should I do if I don't find a co-op job?
Please contact the Math Co-op Advisors for more information.
D.05. Does PD1 count as one of the five courses I can take in an academic term?
No, PD courses are not one of the 5 academic courses you can take in a term.
Please contact the Math Co-op Advisors for more information.
D.06. Can I take courses while I'm on a co-op term?
Please go to the Math Co-op FAQ for more information.
D.07. I'd like to drop out of co-op / how do I transfer from co-op to regular?
Please go to the Math Co-op FAQ for more information.
D.08. How do I transfer from regular to co-op?
Please go to the Math Co-op FAQ for more information.
D.09. I didn't get into co-op, what can I do?
Please contact the Math Co-op Advisors for more information.
CS advisors do not have authority to sign-off on many of the co-op inquiries listed above. CS advisors can mainly support co-op students by explaining how how changes to your co-op status can interact with your academic degree requirements.
Co-op employment at the Cheriton School of Computer Science
There are a few co-op positions within the School of Computer Science that students are encouraged to apply for, including:
- Web application development for CSCF
- Instructional Support Assistant (ISA) for ISG
- Full-time research with our professors and research groups
Most positions should be made available through WaterlooWorks but your a free to inquire through the links below.
[Computer science Computing Facility
CSCF Website](https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/cscf/)
[Instructional Support Group
ISA Co-op Employment](https://uwaterloo.ca/computer-science-instructional-support-group/isa-employment)
[Part-time and Full-time
Research Opportunities](https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/current-undergraduate-students/research-opportunities)
Remote video URL
View "Instructional Support Group Employer Profile" on YouTube
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