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Following
are our assumptions for this automatic evaluation form:
- English: Applicant must fall
in one of the following:
Have English as their first language.
Have a four year degree from U.S. or Canada.
None of the above but with TOEFL.
- Grade: Applicant must fall in
one of the following:
Percentage (90, 85, 80, 77, 73, 70, 67, 63,
60, 57, 53, 50, 0)
Letter grade ( A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, F) Guelph
graduate only
GPA of scale (4.3, 4.0, 3.7, 3.3, 3.0, 2.7, 2.3, 2.0, 1.7, 1.3, 1.0, 0.7, 0)
Applicants who
do not satisfy the above assumptions are advised not to use this automatic
evaluation.
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Notes: Items with *are mandatory
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First Name*
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Middle Initial
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Last Name*
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Mailing Address
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Street Address*
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City*
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Province
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(For Canada/ U.S. only)
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Postal Code
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Country*
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Home Telephone*
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Email Address*
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Personal Information
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Date of Birth*
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(Example:31-Jan-1980)
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Gender
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Female
Male
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Status in Canada*
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Country of Birth*
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Admission Test Scores
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For International Students: A TOEFL score is required
if English is not your first language and/or you are not a graduate of a
four-year degree program from Canada or U.S.
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Is English your first language?
Yes No
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Do you have 4-year university degree from Canada or U.S. or
are you completing such degree within 6 month ?
Yes No
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TOEFL
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Date Taken
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(Example: Apr 2002)
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Test Format
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Paper-Based
Computer-Based
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Score Received
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GRE (optional)
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Date Taken
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(Example: Apr 2002)
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Verbal score
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Quantitative score
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Analytical
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Subject Test
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Date Taken
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(Example: Apr 2002)
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Score
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Required Courses
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Applicants must have at least 75% average for 11 of the
following courses (or equivalent). For detail description of these courses,
please visit: CIS Courses
Description, MATH/STAT
Courses Description
For each CIS/MATH course, please select your grade (choose one).
Note: Letter grade system is used by Guelph graduate only
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An
object-oriented programming course such as CIS*1650 or CIS*2430
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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An
advanced programming course such as CIS*2650
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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CIS*2420:
Data Structure
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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CIS*3110: Operating
System
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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CIS*3200:
Software Engineering
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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CIS*3490:
Algorithm Analysis
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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CIS*3530:
Database
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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CIS*4050:
Computer Architecture
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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A computer networks
course such as CIS*3210 or CIS*4200
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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CIS*4600:
Computation Theory
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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CIS*4750:
Artificial Intelligence
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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CIS*4760:
Image Processing
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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CIS*4800:
Computer Graphics
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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Three
university level MATH/STAT courses
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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Education
Please list
Institutions where bachelor's or higher degrees were awarded or expected to
be awarded below in the last institution first order.
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Name of School
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Location (Country)
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Grade (choose one)
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Percentage
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Letter
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Alpha
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Major
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If not found, enter
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Degree
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Date Received
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(month/year)
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Name of School
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Location (Country)
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Major
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If not found, enter
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Degree
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Date Received
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(month/year)
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Name of School
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Location (Country)
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Major
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If not found, enter
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Degree
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Date Received
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(month/year)
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Research Interest
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Please
select your research interest from the following list:
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Data
and Knowledge Management (DKM): Students working in this field will
engage in research on topics such as bioinformatics and biocomputing, data
mining and machine learning, geographic information systems, image
analysis, information retrieaval, relational and deductive database systems,
uncertain inference and decision support systems.
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Distributed
Computing (DC): Students working in this field will engage in research
on topics such as distributed database systems, distributed systems and
mobile agents, embedded systems and multi-agent systems..
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Applied
Modeling (AM): Students working in this field will engage in research
on topics such as environmental modeling, optimization algorithms,
performance analysis, and simulation.
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Natural
Computation (NC): Students working in this field will engage in
research on topics such as genetic algorithms and neural networks.
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I hereby
certify that all information given here are correct and best to my
knowledge.
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