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The residence fees for 2003-04 are listed below. Fees include room, meal plan (with the exception of Leeds 'room only'), phone with local service, internet connection and membership in the Rideau River Residence Association (undergraduates) or Graduate Residence Council (graduates).
Fees are for the period of August 31 to December 23, 2003 (most buildings close down at 6pm on December 23) and January 4, 2004 through to midnight of the following day after the commencement of the resident's last regularly scheduled spring examination. The last day of residence is April 30, 2004 (last night is April 29).
2003-04 RESIDENCE FEES
TRADITIONAL RESIDENCE - Dundas, Glengarry, Grenville, Lanark,
Renfrew, Russell and Stormont Houses
SINGLE DOUBLE OCCUPANCY
Plan A $ 7,090 $ 6,419
Plan B 6,990 6,319
Plan C 6,970 6,299
Plan D n/a n/a
Plan E 7,320 6,649
SUITES RESIDENCE - Leeds and Prescott Houses
Plan A $ 7,845 $ 7,173
Plan B 7,745 7,073
Plan C 7,725 7,053
Plan D 6,560 5,888
Plan E 8,075 7,403
Room only 4,875 n/a (Leeds only)
The meal plan choices include combinations of meals in the Residence Dining Hall and a cash credit to be used at any time at any of the University-operated food service outlets and vending machines on campus. Please note that the cash credit is the total provided over the 8 months of residence.
Plan A - 14 meals per week and $150 cash credit
Plan B - 12 meals per week and $200 cash credit
Plan C -- 9 meals per week and $550 cash credit
Plan E - 19 meals per week
Plan D-- 5 meals per week and $400 cash credit (suites residences only)
Each meal plan includes four one-time guest passes to the Residence Dining Hall.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
NEW STUDENTS
All full time students who are accepted into a full time degree program at the undergraduate or graduate level are eligible to live in residence. Students who request housing information on their application to Carleton University will be sent the On Campus Living booklet and application. Graduate students who are accepted and live outside the Ottawa area will receive residence information with their letter of admission.
Residence for all new students is determined by a room lottery held on the evening of June 26, 2003.* Successful candidates will be mailed on Offer of Residence Accommodation on the next working day. All other applicants will be placed on a waiting list and may be offered accommodation as it becomes available through the summer.
* Current high school students admitted on or before June 9, 2003, entering first year studies with an average of 77 percent or better will be given priority for Residence. An Offer of Residence Accommodation will be sent to these students with their letter of admission. Please note that these offers are made only prior to and have a deadline of June 20, 2003.
CURRENT OR PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED STUDENTS
Applications are available in the Housing Office. The deadline for applications is April 30th.
You must be a full time student in your current or most previous registration. (Exceptions will be considered, but are not guaranteed.) You will only be eligible to receive a room offer if you meet or exceed the academic requirements: you must achieve a minimum Grade Point Average of 5.5 over four successfully completed credits. Your GPA is calculated on your best marks over a minimum of four full credits in your most recent registration. A failing grade is not considered a credit.
In addition, as noted in the Residence Agreement, should the Department of Housing and Conference Services consider that the behaviour and conduct of a resident has not been appropriate and within the spirit of beneficial community living, the resident may be refused permission to particpate in the process of application to Residence in a subsequent year, regardless of academic standing. Furthermore, in accordance with University policy on delinquent accounts, any outstanding Housing related fees must be paid in full before an application is considered for eligibility.
Rooms are assigned in order of GPA, starting with the applicant who has achieved the highest GPA. The room assignment process continues until all of the available rooms have been filled. Applicants who are eligible who did not receive a room assignment and offer will be placed on a waitlist (also in order of GPA). Rooms will continue to be offered, as they become available due to cancellations, etc., thoughout the summer in waitlist priority.Eligible applications received after April 30th will be placed not in GPA order, but at the end of the waitlist.
It is normally in June that offers to returning students are mailed out. However, in recognition of the double cohort, offers will not be sent out until July this year. Students may call the Housing Office in early June to inquire about their status on the GPA list for room assignment.
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Fees are for the period of August 31 to December 23, 2003 (most buildings close down at 6pm on December 23) and January 4, 2004 through to midnight of the following day after the commencement of the resident's last regularly scheduled spring examination. The last day of residence is April 30, 2004 (last night is April 29).
2003-04 RESIDENCE FEES
TRADITIONAL RESIDENCE - Dundas, Glengarry, Grenville, Lanark,
Renfrew, Russell and Stormont Houses
SINGLE DOUBLE OCCUPANCY
Plan A $ 7,090 $ 6,419
Plan B 6,990 6,319
Plan C 6,970 6,299
Plan D n/a n/a
Plan E 7,320 6,649
SUITES RESIDENCE - Leeds and Prescott Houses
Plan A $ 7,845 $ 7,173
Plan B 7,745 7,073
Plan C 7,725 7,053
Plan D 6,560 5,888
Plan E 8,075 7,403
Room only 4,875 n/a (Leeds only)
The meal plan choices include combinations of meals in the Residence Dining Hall and a cash credit to be used at any time at any of the University-operated food service outlets and vending machines on campus. Please note that the cash credit is the total provided over the 8 months of residence.
Plan A - 14 meals per week and $150 cash credit
Plan B - 12 meals per week and $200 cash credit
Plan C -- 9 meals per week and $550 cash credit
Plan E - 19 meals per week
Plan D-- 5 meals per week and $400 cash credit (suites residences only)
Each meal plan includes four one-time guest passes to the Residence Dining Hall.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
NEW STUDENTS
All full time students who are accepted into a full time degree program at the undergraduate or graduate level are eligible to live in residence. Students who request housing information on their application to Carleton University will be sent the On Campus Living booklet and application. Graduate students who are accepted and live outside the Ottawa area will receive residence information with their letter of admission.
Residence for all new students is determined by a room lottery held on the evening of June 26, 2003.* Successful candidates will be mailed on Offer of Residence Accommodation on the next working day. All other applicants will be placed on a waiting list and may be offered accommodation as it becomes available through the summer.
* Current high school students admitted on or before June 9, 2003, entering first year studies with an average of 77 percent or better will be given priority for Residence. An Offer of Residence Accommodation will be sent to these students with their letter of admission. Please note that these offers are made only prior to and have a deadline of June 20, 2003.
CURRENT OR PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED STUDENTS
Applications are available in the Housing Office. The deadline for applications is April 30th.
You must be a full time student in your current or most previous registration. (Exceptions will be considered, but are not guaranteed.) You will only be eligible to receive a room offer if you meet or exceed the academic requirements: you must achieve a minimum Grade Point Average of 5.5 over four successfully completed credits. Your GPA is calculated on your best marks over a minimum of four full credits in your most recent registration. A failing grade is not considered a credit.
In addition, as noted in the Residence Agreement, should the Department of Housing and Conference Services consider that the behaviour and conduct of a resident has not been appropriate and within the spirit of beneficial community living, the resident may be refused permission to particpate in the process of application to Residence in a subsequent year, regardless of academic standing. Furthermore, in accordance with University policy on delinquent accounts, any outstanding Housing related fees must be paid in full before an application is considered for eligibility.
Rooms are assigned in order of GPA, starting with the applicant who has achieved the highest GPA. The room assignment process continues until all of the available rooms have been filled. Applicants who are eligible who did not receive a room assignment and offer will be placed on a waitlist (also in order of GPA). Rooms will continue to be offered, as they become available due to cancellations, etc., thoughout the summer in waitlist priority.Eligible applications received after April 30th will be placed not in GPA order, but at the end of the waitlist.
It is normally in June that offers to returning students are mailed out. However, in recognition of the double cohort, offers will not be sent out until July this year. Students may call the Housing Office in early June to inquire about their status on the GPA list for room assignment.
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货币名称 现汇买入价 现钞买入价 卖出价 基准价
英镑 1376.1400 1343.7600 1380.2800
港币 106.9000 106.2500 107.2200 106.9600
美元 826.4400 821.4700 828.9200 827.6800
瑞士法郎 624.2100 610.1300 627.3400
新加坡元 479.5100 468.2300 480.9500
瑞典克朗 107.5800 105.0500 107.9000
丹麦克朗 130.1900 127.1200 130.5800
挪威克朗 117.3600 114.6000 117.7200
日元 7.5741 7.5171 7.6120 7.6283
加拿大元 624.9300 610.2200 626.8100
澳大利亚元 568.8000 555.9700 571.6600
欧元 967.3900 959.1500 970.2900 975.2200
澳门元 103.7400 103.1100 104.0500
菲律宾比索 15.1400 14.7800 15.1800
泰国铢 21.0000 20.5100 21.0700
新西兰元 492.8900 481.2900 494.3700
加币现在很牛啊！！！！！！！！！！！
怕你不成！
货币名称 现汇买入价 现钞买入价 卖出价 基准价
英镑 1376.1400 1343.7600 1380.2800
港币 106.9000 106.2500 107.2200 106.9600
美元 826.4400 821.4700 828.9200 827.6800
瑞士法郎 624.2100 610.1300 627.3400
新加坡元 479.5100 468.2300 480.9500
瑞典克朗 107.5800 105.0500 107.9000
丹麦克朗 130.1900 127.1200 130.5800
挪威克朗 117.3600 114.6000 117.7200
日元 7.5741 7.5171 7.6120 7.6283
加拿大元 624.9300 610.2200 626.8100
澳大利亚元 568.8000 555.9700 571.6600
欧元 967.3900 959.1500 970.2900 975.2200
澳门元 103.7400 103.1100 104.0500
菲律宾比索 15.1400 14.7800 15.1800
泰国铢 21.0000 20.5100 21.0700
新西兰元 492.8900 481.2900 494.3700
加币现在很牛啊！！！！！！！！！！！
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Hello Everyone!
Due to lack of people sign up for the trip during the mid-term exam period,
CUTSA postponed the Montreal Trip until Nov. 01, 2003. Sign up fee and trip
schedule is still the same.
We rent a bigger bus for 56 people because we are expecting more people
joining this weekend.
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The trip will be $25 CND for members and $30 CND for non-members. If he/she
is not a member, they can pay $35 CND to become a member!! That fee only
includes the bus fee from Ottawa to Montreal and back. We will be leaving
from Carleton University in front of the Resident Commons Building on
Novenber 01, 2003 at 9am sharp. The detailed schedule is below.
9:00- Depart from Carleton University
11:00- Arrival to Montreal
11:15- Oratoire St. Joseph
11:35- Leave Oratoire St. Joseph
11:45- Arrive Mont-Royal
11:55- Leave Mont-Royal
12:30- Arrive Olympic Stadium / Biodome
14:10- Leave Biodome
14:35- Arrive Downtown (Info Center) Drop off
Suggestions to places to visit in downtown:
- Eaton Center, Simmons, Place Ville Marie
- Place Des Arts (St. Catherine St.)
- Old Montreal/ Notre Dame Basilica
- Mcgill University (Sherbrooke St./Mcgill College St.)
- China town (St.Larent /Rene Levesque St.)
- Quartier Latino (Ontario St.)
- Ile Ste. Helene ¡V La Ronde
- Restaurants, Bars (St. Denis)
19:30- Pick up and Leave Downtown (Info Center)
21:30- Arrive Ottawa
These times are subject to change slightly.
Hope to see all of you there!
Due to lack of people sign up for the trip during the mid-term exam period,
CUTSA postponed the Montreal Trip until Nov. 01, 2003. Sign up fee and trip
schedule is still the same.
We rent a bigger bus for 56 people because we are expecting more people
joining this weekend.
================================================================
The trip will be $25 CND for members and $30 CND for non-members. If he/she
is not a member, they can pay $35 CND to become a member!! That fee only
includes the bus fee from Ottawa to Montreal and back. We will be leaving
from Carleton University in front of the Resident Commons Building on
Novenber 01, 2003 at 9am sharp. The detailed schedule is below.
9:00- Depart from Carleton University
11:00- Arrival to Montreal
11:15- Oratoire St. Joseph
11:35- Leave Oratoire St. Joseph
11:45- Arrive Mont-Royal
11:55- Leave Mont-Royal
12:30- Arrive Olympic Stadium / Biodome
14:10- Leave Biodome
14:35- Arrive Downtown (Info Center) Drop off
Suggestions to places to visit in downtown:
- Eaton Center, Simmons, Place Ville Marie
- Place Des Arts (St. Catherine St.)
- Old Montreal/ Notre Dame Basilica
- Mcgill University (Sherbrooke St./Mcgill College St.)
- China town (St.Larent /Rene Levesque St.)
- Quartier Latino (Ontario St.)
- Ile Ste. Helene ¡V La Ronde
- Restaurants, Bars (St. Denis)
19:30- Pick up and Leave Downtown (Info Center)
21:30- Arrive Ottawa
These times are subject to change slightly.
Hope to see all of you there!
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FIRST YEAR - FALL TERM
69.104* Calculus for Engineering Students
91.100* Orientation to Engineering
91.111* Mechanics 1
91.166* Problem Solving and Computers
Elective Humanities or Social Sciences
FIRST YEAR - WINTER TERM
65.111* Chemistry for Engineering Students
69.105* Differential Equations and Infinite Series for Engineering Students
69.114* Linear Algebra for Engineering and Computer Science Students
75.104* Introductory Physics for Engineers
23.100* Communication Skills for Engineering Students
SECOND YEAR - FALL TERM
69.204* Multivariable Calculus for Engineering Students
94.202* Program Design and Construction
94.266* Numerical Methods
97.251* Circuits and Signals
Elective Humanities or Social Sciences
SECOND YEAR - WINTER TERM
69.375* Mathematical Methods 1
94.204* Object-Oriented Programming Laboratory
97.257* Electronics 1
97.267* Switching Circuits
Elective Humanities or Social Sciences
THIRD YEAR - FALL TERM
94.360* Systems and Simulation
97.315* Basic Electromagnetic and Power Engineering
97.350* Digital Electronics
97.359* Electronics 11
97.398* Physical Electronics
THIRD YEAR - WINTER TERM
69.352* Probability and Statistics
94.303* Introduction to Real-Time Systems
94.351* Communication Theory
94/97.395* Professional Practice Seminar
97.399* Electromagnetic Waves
FOURTH YEAR - FALL TERM
94/97.497 Engineering Project
97.461* Microprocessor Systems
Elective Engineering
Elective Engineering
Elective Engineering
Elective Humanities or Social Sciences
FOURTH YEAR - WINTER TERM
94/97.497 Engineering Project
91.380* Engineering Economics
Elective Engineering
Elective Engineering
Elective Engineering
Elective Engineering
FIRST YEAR - FALL TERM
69.104* Calculus for Engineering Students
91.100* Orientation to Engineering
91.111* Mechanics 1
91.166* Problem Solving and Computers
Elective Humanities or Social Sciences
FIRST YEAR - WINTER TERM
65.111* Chemistry for Engineering Students
69.105* Differential Equations and Infinite Series for Engineering Students
69.114* Linear Algebra for Engineering and Computer Science Students
75.104* Introductory Physics for Engineers
23.100* Communication Skills for Engineering Students
SECOND YEAR - FALL TERM
69.204* Multivariable Calculus for Engineering Students
94.202* Program Design and Construction
94.266* Numerical Methods
97.251* Circuits and Signals
Elective Humanities or Social Sciences
SECOND YEAR - WINTER TERM
69.375* Mathematical Methods 1
94.204* Object-Oriented Programming Laboratory
97.257* Electronics 1
97.267* Switching Circuits
Elective Humanities or Social Sciences
THIRD YEAR - FALL TERM
94.360* Systems and Simulation
97.315* Basic Electromagnetic and Power Engineering
97.350* Digital Electronics
97.359* Electronics 11
97.398* Physical Electronics
THIRD YEAR - WINTER TERM
69.352* Probability and Statistics
94.303* Introduction to Real-Time Systems
94.351* Communication Theory
94/97.395* Professional Practice Seminar
97.399* Electromagnetic Waves
FOURTH YEAR - FALL TERM
94/97.497 Engineering Project
97.461* Microprocessor Systems
Elective Engineering
Elective Engineering
Elective Engineering
Elective Humanities or Social Sciences
FOURTH YEAR - WINTER TERM
94/97.497 Engineering Project
91.380* Engineering Economics
Elective Engineering
Elective Engineering
Elective Engineering
Elective Engineering
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