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Invitation to join a Computer Science consultation group, Thursday, March 12, 2020

By Jessica

The School of Computer Science is seeking feedback from undergraduate students as part of an academic program review. For example, we want to find out what you like or dislike about your program, what challenges you might have experienced, what you think about the courses on offer, and if you have any constructive suggestions.

We are looking for 12 undergraduate students in Computer Science to participate in a one-hour consultation session, facilitated by the Student Success Office. Participants will receive $15 added to their WatCards plus a snack!

The session details are as follow:
When: Thursday, February 27, 2020, Thursday, March 12, 2020; 1:30-2:30 PM
Where: Needles Hall (NH) 110
To register, please visit: https://portal.uwaterloo.ca/#/calendar/events?search=Computer

Any questions, please contact Shoshannah Holdom, sholdom@uwaterloo.ca

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