Still looking for COOP position for spring 2019?

Professor Chrystopher L. Nehaniv (Departments of Systems Design Engineering, and Electrical & Computer Engineering, UWaterloo) has two coop positions available for suitable candidates who are eligible to receive NSERC USRA funding. You need to be in 2A or above, have a 80% GPA or greater, be a Canadian citizen/permanent resident of Canada, etc.

Please see project descriptions below and respond directly to Professor Chrystopher Nehaniv (chrystopher.nehaniv@uwaterloo.ca) ASAP if interested:

Title: Computational Algebraic Intelligence in STEM
Description: Development and application of computer algebraic tools for automatically creating coordinate systems in a science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) application area in a finite discrete-event system models. Artificial algebraic intelligence provides novel methods for AI systems to understand and hierarchically manipulate (e.g. autonomously generating strategies for solving a permutation puzzle like Rubik's cube). Subprojects include algorithmic, applications, and/or interface programming work.
Other information or restrictions: Strong programming ability in a higher level language, and experience with scripting languages. Excellent English spoken and writing skills. Strong mathematical aptitude required, familiarity with discrete mathematics/graph theory/finite automata highly desirable as background. Suitable for strong Math/CS/Eng/Science students with suitable interests and background.

Title: Asynchronous Interaction Machines
Description: Programming and visualization of synchronously and asynchronously updated cellular automata and interaction machines (automata networks that grow and change their topologies in response to interactions/events, with recursive hierarchical structure).
Other information or restrictions: Excellent programming ability in higher level programming languages (e.g. python, java, functional and string processing languages). Previous experiences with visualization/graphical user interface design. Excellent mathematical and algorithmic skills/aptitude. Excellent spoken and written English skills. Suitable for strong Math/CS/Eng/Science students with suitable interests and background.

CS/Data Science/Digital Hardware option transfers NOW OPEN

The CS Undergraduate Advising Office has opened applications for CS transfers for Fall 2017. The online application is available at https://oat.uwaterloo.ca/forms and will be open from Tuesday, December 5 until Sunday, December 31, 2017, at 11.59 p.m. We're accepting applications for: Transfer from Math to CS - at a minimum, must have taken CS 136 or be taking it in Fall 2017. Transfer from CS to BCS (Data Science) - must have taken STAT 231 or be taking it in Fall 2017. Transfer from CS to CS/Digital Hardware Adding a Joint CS to an out-of-faculty plan Transfer from outside of Math to CS (pending approval from Math) Answers to common questions about the transfer process can be found in the CS FAQs (particularly #2 and #151).

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