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ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF CANADA 2015-2016 GRADUATE STUDIES CALENDAR 2015-2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dates and Notices ...............................................................................................................................................................................................1 Graduate Studies and Research Division .............................................................................................................................................................4 Graduate Programmes Offered ............................................................................................................................................................................6 General Programme Requirements .....................................................................................................................................................................7 Admissions .........................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Academic Regulations ........................................................................................................................................................................................10 Thesis and Dissertation Regulations ....................................................................................................................................................................17 Administration and Tuition Fees ........................................................................................................................................................................20 Research grants and Contracts ............................................................................................................................................................................21 Scholarships Prizes and Awards .........................................................................................................................................................................22 Areas of Military Specialization .........................................................................................................................................................................24 Faculty of Arts ....................................................................................................................................................................................................26 Master of Business Administration ....................................................................................................................................................................29 Master of Public Administration ........................................................................................................................................................................33 Master of Defence Studies ..................................................................................................................................................................................40 War Studies Programmes ...................................................................................................................................................................................51 RMCC-CFC Joint Programmes ..........................................................................................................................................................................62 Faculty of Science ..............................................................................................................................................................................................64 Mathematics & Computer Science .....................................................................................................................................................................68 Physics ................................................................................................................................................................................................................73 Chemistry & Chemical Engineering ...................................................................................................................................................................79 Faculty of Engineering .......................................................................................................................................................................................89 Civil Engineering ...............................................................................................................................................................................................92 Electrical & Computer Engineering ...................................................................................................................................................................97 Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering ...............................................................................................................................................................104 2015-2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES 2015 - 2016 JULY 2015 - DEC 2016 Event Date 27 July - Portal Registration for Fall Term | WS and SDMP/MPA 18 Sep 04 Aug - Registration for Fall Term 18 Sep Graduate Studies Committee Meeting 26 Aug End of Summer Term | Graduate Studies 31 Aug Graduate Student Academic Orientation 10 Sep Start of Fall Term | Graduate Studies (except MBA) 14 Sep Portal Marks Entry Deadline for Summer Courses 14 Sep Fall Registration Deadline | Late registration fees applied after this date 18 Sep Release of Summer Marks on the Portal 18 Sep Deadline to Submit Application for Graduation | Fall Convocation 25 Sep Graduate Studies Committee Meeting 30 Sep Deadline for Payment of Fall Tuition by Full-Time Students | Paying per term fees 30 Sep Deadline for Graduate Students to "Add" and/or "Withdraw" from a course without a "WD"| Fees forfeited after this date 09 Oct Thanksgiving | Statutory holiday 12 Oct Deadline for receipt of "Course Marks", "Project/Thesis Acceptances" | Graduands Only | November Convocation 26 Oct Graduate Studies Committee Marks Meeting | Fall Convocation 28 Oct Last Date to "Withdraw" from a course with a "WD" | No refund | Courses dropped after this date will have a mark 30 Oct assigned Deadline to Register for Distance Learning Exams 08 Nov Remembrance Day (no classes) 11 Nov Fall Convocation 20 Nov 23 Nov - Portal Registration for Winter Courses | WS and SDMP/MPA 15 Jan Graduate Studies Committee Meeting 25 Nov Fall Term Classes End 4 Dec 07 Dec - Registration Period for Winter Term 15 Jan Graduate Studies Committee Meeting 16 Dec End of Fall Term 18 Dec 29 Dec - Pedagogical Leave 31 Dec 1 2015-2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS JANUARY 2016 - JUNE 2016 Event Date Pedagogical Leave 04 Jan Start of Winter Term 11 Jan Winter Registration Deadline | Late registration fees applied after this date 15 Jan Portal Marks Entry Deadline for Fall Term Courses 15 Jan Release of Fall Term Marks on the Portal 19 Jan Graduate Studies Committee Meeting 27 Jan Deadline for Payment of Winter Tuition by Full-Time Students | Paying per term fees 31 Jan Last Date for Graduate Students to "Add" and/or "Withdraw" from a course without a "WD"| fees forfeited after this 05 Feb date Reading Week 15 - 19 Feb Graduate Studies Committee Meeting 24 Feb Last Date to "Withdraw" from a course with a "WD" | No refund | Courses dropped after this date will have a mark 26 Feb assigned Deadline to Register for Distance Learning Exams 20 Mar Deadline to Submit Application for Graduation | Spring Convocation 24 Mar Good Friday | Statutory holiday 25 Mar Easter Monday | Statutory holiday 28 Mar Graduate Studies Committee Meeting 30 Mar Portal Registration Period Begins for Summer Term Courses | WS and SDMP/MPA 5 Apr - 27 May Winter Term Classes End 8 Apr Graduate Studies Committee Meeting 20 Apr Deadline to Submit Application for Graduation | June Convocation 26 Apr End of Winter Term 29 Apr Deadline for Receipt of Course Marks, Project/Thesis Acceptances | Graduands Only | May Convocation 2 May Graduate Studies Committee Marks Meeting | Spring Convocation 6 May 9 May - 27 Registration Period for Summer Term | Science, Engineering, MDS May Portal Entry Marks Deadline for Winter Courses and Fall/Winter Courses 13 May Release of Winter and Fall/Winter Marks on Portal 17 May Convocation Rehearsal 18 May Spring Convocation 19 May Graduation Parade and Presentation of Commissions | Graduation Ball 20 May Start of Summer Term 24 May Deadline for Receipt of Course Marks, Project/Thesis Acceptances | Graduands Only | June Convocation 26 May Summer Registration Deadline | Late registration fees applied after this date 27 May Deadline for Payment of Summer Tuition by Full-Time Students | Paying per term fees 31 May Graduate Studies Committee Marks Meeting | Summer Convocation TBD Summer Convocation | CFC Toronto 21 Jun 2 2015-2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADDITIONAL DATES AND DEADLINES (MBA ONLY) Blocks Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4 Block 5 Block 6 Block 7 Block 1 Corresponding Summer 2 Fall 1 Fall 2 Winter
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