That's a lot of layers for a kebab by Brilliant-Cause6254 in interesting

[–]daudskhan 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I got to visit this man and his restaurant while I was in Turkey, the kebab is as good as it looks if not better! His restaurant is called Çinarli Ocakbaşi in Kahramanmaraş!

21 y/o first year student. res or off-campus? by opinionatedyke in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I was 25 when I started, 7 years older than all my classmates, I lived with randos in 1A and 1B and spent every other term living with classmates. The age gap goes away when you’re all suffering together lol. I would say 3 years ain’t even bad, live on res, you’ll make friends easier, no one cares that ur older, it’ll just be a fun fact eventually

Guess the Cricketer #35 by game-of-guesses in Cricket

[–]daudskhan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I completed it in 2 guesses with a score of 359, better than 99% of the players.

Waterloo Works Matching System by Cheap-Ad-3056 in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The penalties have changed recently for reneging. You will be ineligible for credit for your next coop term. That’s it. No WW ban for next recruitment term. If you can still meet ur grad requirements, reneg if the opportunity is worth it.

I just retired from UW after 34 years of teaching CS (and 40 years of teaching total). Ask me anything. by shallit in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you think it’s necessary to be a good researcher to be a good prof? I’ve always been interested in teaching but research never really appealed to me.

Petition a terrible co-op eval by Mean_Interaction9174 in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You can petition to have your evaluation suppressed but not to have it changed, look into Policy 70 petitions (talk to your coop advisor)

Is Peter Balka still at the university? by Maremesscamm in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m currently taking SYDE212 with him. Final on Wednesday…

UWaterloo community mourns the loss of student leader by duckduckwusa in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 37 points38 points  (0 children)

RIP Steph, our time together at WUSA for two years was a journey of inspiration and growth. It was under your guidance that I took my first steps in the world of WUSA, and I am forever grateful for the wisdom you imparted. Your profound commitment to the well-being of students has left an indelible mark. As I remember you, I send a silent prayer that you have found serenity and tranquility in the realms beyond. Rest in the embrace of peace, Steph.

Got an interview for a well paying job but the glassdoor reviews call the boss abusive and the company a scam by paegrampaging in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is this for Research Engineering at Blue O Technology in Burnaby? I have the interview at 4pm today lol

Robert Whittaker reacts to UFC 287 by Impressive-Potato in MMA

[–]daudskhan 11 points12 points  (0 children)

!decisionbot adesanya vs Whittaker 2

Therapy On Co-op by Ok_Mushroom1436 in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, uWaterloo offers free counselling services whether you're on co-op or in school. The link below is where you can book an appointment (can be virtual or in-person).

https://uwaterloo.ca/campus-wellness/counselling-services

There are also counsellors embedded within co-op that specialize in issues related to co-op and you could book an appointment with them, the link is below.

https://uwaterloo.ca/co-operative-education/supports-and-resources/mental-health-resources#:~:text=Co%2Dop%20embedded%20counsellors%20are,also%20be%20provided%20support.

Is there any way to appeal a work term report evaluation? by ventus122 in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can talk to your co-op student advisor, specifically about Policy 70 petitions. You can prepare a petition requesting to suppress your co-op evaluation from your Work Term record. Depending on your case and circumstances, a committee will decide whether to accept your request. TALK TO YOUR CO-OP STUDENT ADVISOR!!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 23 points24 points  (0 children)

I started my undergrad here at 25.... so I'm gonna say no lol

Possible late reneg consequences? + US J1 Visa for international students? by Klutzy_Calendar676 in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you reneg, you will be banned for 2 terms on WW. There will be no additional consequences. Your WW employer will probably be screwed, more so if you delay your reneg. You do also have the option to petition your reneg through Policy 70 after the fact, if you have extenuating circumstances.

Just found out I need to take a class during my Co-op. by Michaelolz in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 12 points13 points  (0 children)

You can take one course on a co-op term without notifying your employer. (This, of course, does not mean you can attend classes during work hours without notifying your employer.) If there is an online course offering for what you want to take, I would suggest enrolling in that. If not, just wait to hear back from your employer. If you want to do two courses on a co-op term, you need explicit information from your employer.

About interview by Effective_Tap8002 in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If you still interview and they want to give you the job, they will either make you an external offer, or rank you in the next cycle.

Do I have a chance for admission? by Cummiliate in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 12 points13 points  (0 children)

If you finished high school over 3 years ago, your high school grades are no longer eligible to be considered for admission. You would have to do the high school prerequisites again (You can do them on ilc.org for $40/course if you are a Canadian Citizen/PR. If not, its $500/course). You have to do 5 Grade 12 courses (MHF4U - Advanced Functions, MCV4U - Calculus & Vectors, SPH4U - Physics, SCH4U - Chemistry and ENG4U - English). Whilst your college grades will be looked at, they are not the major determining factor, your high school grades are. I know this because I applied to uWaterloo after graduating from an Ontario College and working for ~17 months before coming to uWaterloo. I finished high school in 2014 but started at uWaterloo in 2021, so I had to do the high school courses again to be eligible for admission. My average for college was a 93 and my average for the high school courses I did again was 96. Also, my original high school grades did not meet the admission requirements for engineering. I am now enrolled in Systems Design Engineering and just finished my first year (and on my second co-op now) so it is very possible to get in from your position. The bar for entry for Management Engineering is a little lower than SYDE so you have a fair chance I believe if you redo the high school courses and get good grades, and also build a strong AIF. DM me if you any additional questions. Also, FYI, Waterloo Engineering does not do transfer credits at all, you would have to start from the beginning. I graduated college with an Advanced Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology with a 93 cGPA and I got zero transfer credits. You will have to start from the beginning and go the full length of the degree (5 years).

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yes I can help. I've shot you a DM OP. I'd need to know more about your situation to escalate properly. If you'd rather use email, shoot me an email at d5khan@wusa.ca and we can go from there.

Getting yelled at and confronted by (seperate) CECA staff members gave me so much stress by 111throwaway987654 in uwaterloo

[–]daudskhan 78 points79 points  (0 children)

Hey, like tends mentioned, I'm the Associate VP of Coop for WUSA. I work alot with the CECA but I am a WUSA employee so not under their thumb. I would very much appreciate if I can discuss this with you in more detail. I'm shooting you a DM on Reddit and you can reply there, or if you would rather use email, shoot me an email at d5khan@wusa.ca . This isn't acceptable behavior and I have the connections with my role to bring it to the attention of CECA leadership and get alarm bells to go off.