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Other eligibility requirements

Full-time undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in a Computer Science program and undertaking a one- or two-term CS Capstone team project or a one-term e-Capstone team project.
Selection to be based on the team that is most likely to:

Transform their project into a startup
Continue working on their project/startup full-time for the foreseeable future
See commercial success

Award funds will be divided equally among each team member.
Students receiving OSAP must claim this award as a resource.
Selection will be made by Capstone course instructors at the end of the term, after the requirement of the capstone course are complete, and taking into consideration comments from external judges from the Waterloo startup and entrepreneurship community.

Award description: 

One or more awards, valued at up to CAN $5,000 each, will be provided each term to full-time undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in a Computer Science program and undertaking a one-term or two-term CS Capstone team project or a one-term e-Capstone team project. Selection will be made at the end of each term and is based on the team that is most likely to transform their project into a startup, who will continue working on their project/startup full-time for the foreseeable future, and who is likely to see commercial success. Award funds totalling CAN $5,000 will be distributed equally among the winning team members. 

Value description: 

One or more awards, valued at up to CAN $5,000 each term. The period of this defined term award will be from 2021 to 2023. The first selection will be made in Fall 2021 and the last Spring 2023.  

Selection process: 
Student selected automatically by Faculty/Department