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 OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR TRANSCRIPT OF ACADEMIC RECORD
CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA Page 1 of 2

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INFORMATION TO ASSIST IN EVALUATING
TRANSCRIPT ON REVERSE.
Name: Abdallah Dayhoum Mohammed Mohammed Sayed
Student ID: 30167793
THIS DOCUMENT IS OFFICIAL ONLY IF ORIGINAL
AND BEARING REGISTRAR’S SIGNATURE AND THE
Birthdate: Jul 05
UNIVERSITY SEAL. CERTIFIED TRUE STATEMENT OF
ACADEMIC RECORD. STUDENT IN GOOD STANDING Print Date: 2025-10-01
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

Fall 2023

- - - - - Credential Awarded - - - - - Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies

Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream)
Credential: Doctor of Philosophy Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study)
Conferral: 2025-11-12
Area of Study: Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Attempted Earned
Thesis

- - - - - Beginning of Graduate Programs Record - - - - - Term Totals: 0.00 0.00

Fall 2022 Winter 2024

Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies
Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream) Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream)
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study) Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study)

Course Description Attempted Earned Grade Points Course Description Attempted Earned Grade Points
ENME 661 Mechatronics Design Lab I 3.00 3.00 A 12.000 ENME 713 Research Seminar II 3.00 3.00 CR
ENME 670 Aerodynamics 3.00 3.00 A- 11.100
Term Totals: 3.00 3.00
Term GPA: 3.85 Term Totals: 6.00 6.00 23.100

Spring 2024
Winter 2023
Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies
Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream)
Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream) Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study)
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study)
Attempted Earned
Thesis
Course Description Attempted Earned Grade Points
ENME 713 Research Seminar II 3.00 0.00 CR Term Totals: 0.00 0.00

Term Totals: 3.00 0.00

Summer 2024

Spring 2023 Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies

Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream)
Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study)
Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream)
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study) Attempted Earned
Thesis
Attempted Earned
Thesis Term Totals: 0.00 0.00

Term Totals: 0.00 0.00

Fall 2024

Summer 2023 Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies

Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream)
Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study)
Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream)
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study) Attempted Earned
Thesis
Attempted Earned
Thesis Term Totals: 0.00 0.00

Term Totals: 0.00 0.00

Questions about the transcript may be directed to the Registrar at the University of Calgary. The University strictly adheres to the relevant privacy legislation.
 OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR TRANSCRIPT OF ACADEMIC RECORD
CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA Page 2 of 2

▲
INFORMATION TO ASSIST IN EVALUATING
TRANSCRIPT ON REVERSE.
Name: Abdallah Dayhoum Mohammed Mohammed Sayed
Student ID: 30167793
THIS DOCUMENT IS OFFICIAL ONLY IF ORIGINAL
AND BEARING REGISTRAR’S SIGNATURE AND THE
Birthdate: Jul 05
UNIVERSITY SEAL. CERTIFIED TRUE STATEMENT OF
ACADEMIC RECORD. STUDENT IN GOOD STANDING Print Date: 2025-10-01
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

Winter 2025

Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies

Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream)
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study)

Attempted Earned
Thesis

Term Totals: 0.00 0.00

Spring 2025

Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies

Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream)
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study)

Attempted Earned
Thesis

Term Totals: 0.00 0.00

Summer 2025

Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies

Doctor of Philosophy (Degree Stream)
Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (Area of Study)

Attempted Earned
Thesis

Term Totals: 0.00 0.00

- - - - - Milestones - - - - -

Program: Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Graduate Studies

Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering

Candidacy Examination - Candidacy Examination Paper

Completed - 2024-10-30

Oral Examination
Completed - 2025-08-28

Thesis Title
Aerodynamic Investigation and Optimization of Shrouded Variable-Pitch Rotors for VTOL Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Applications
Completed - 2025-09-11
- - - - - End of Transcript - - - - -

Questions about the transcript may be directed to the Registrar at the University of Calgary. The University strictly adheres to the relevant privacy legislation.
 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY

RECOGNIZED STANDARD Grading System – Effective September 1975 PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 1975
The University of Calgary, established under the Statutes of the Province of Undergraduate and Graduate Grading
Alberta, is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities and of Undergraduate & Graduate Graduate Grading only
the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada. Grade Grading (Effective Sept. 1973) - in
Point courses numbered 600 or higher
THE ACADEMIC YEAR Grade Value (GPV) Description
In May 1973 the University began operating under a four session organization. A+ 4.0 Outstanding performance Grade Point Grade Point
The length of sessions, exclusive of the examination periods, are: Grade Value Grade Value Description
A 4.0 Excellent A+ 4 A+ 4 Outstanding
Fall: September to December (13 weeks)
Winter: January to April (13 weeks) A- 3.7 Approaching excellent performance A 4 A 4 Excellent
Spring: May to June (6 to 7 weeks)
Summer: July to August (6 weeks) B+ 3.3 Exeeding good performance A-- 44 A- 3.70 -

Courses offered during the Spring/Summer carry the same weight as if offered B 3.0 Good performance B+ 3 B+ 3.30 Good
in the Fall/Winter Sessions.
B- 2.7 Approaching good performance B 3 B 3 Satisfactory
Prior to Spring 1973 the University conducted a Winter Session of 2 thirteen
week terms and Summer Session of 6 weeks during the academic year (July B-B- 33 B- 2.70 -
1-June 30). C+ 2.3 Exceeding satisfactory performance
C 2 C 2 Fail
In January 2007, the University replaced the word Session with Term. C 2.0 Satisfactory performance
D 1 D 1 Fail
COURSE NUMBERING C- 1.7 Approaching satisfactory performance
Courses at the freshman level (immediately following Grade 12) are generally F 0 F 0 Fail
numbered in the 100’s and 200’s, senior courses 300’s and 400’s and upper D+ 1.3 Marginal Pass
level undergraduate courses 500’s. Graduate courses may be 500’s, 600’s
and 700’s. In certain upper level undergraduate and graduate level courses, D 1.0 Minimal pass PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 1970
a decimal system may be used to identify different subject matter which may
change from year to year but with the same course title and the same basic CR Completed requirements From July 1, 1967 to August, 1970 a five point letter grade system was used:
three digit number. There are also courses numbered 001-099 which are not A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1, F = 0 with the same descriptions as above.
restricted to a particular level of study.
F 0 Failure
Since July 1971 all even numbered courses denote full courses normally offered PRIOR TO JULY 1967 – PERCENTAGE GRADES
for 26 weeks over the Fall/Winter Sessions and all odd numbered courses I 0 Incomplete
denote half courses or less normally offered over 1 thirteen week session. First Class Standing 80 and above
Effective July 2003, this distinction was removed. Second Class Standing 65 – 79
Third Class Standing 50 – 65
Effective July 1983, some courses numbered in the 100’s may not have been Fail (Undergraduate) below 50
counted toward degree requirements. Prior to this date, certain 100 level courses Symbols:
could be counted toward degree requirements in some programs. SGR Supplemental granted The pass grade for graduate students was 65 or higher.
AE Aegrotat standing
EXPLANATION OF CODES AU Auditor NOTE: The General Faculties Council of the University has ruled that no
In January 2007, the University adopted a framework of course weights, X Grade not reported conversion of letter grades to numerical grades will be issued.
as follows: DFT Deferred term work
Earned - Course Weight: 6 = Full Course, 3 = Half Course, 1.5 = Quarter DFE Deferred final examination
Course, .75 = Eighth Course. SFE Special deferred final examination EXPLANATION OF OTHER SYMBOLS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED PRIOR TO 1970
This change was applied retroactively to all courses offered in previous years. RTW Required to Withdraw
W Withdrew S - failure, supplemental granted
CREDIT/FAIL RMW Remedial work required F - failure, no supplemental
Information about student performance in programmes where all or most MT Multi term N - credit withheld
courses are credit (CR) graded, (also known as pass/fail), may be obtained by GP Grade pending Ab.D. - absent, granted deferred final
contacting the faculty offering the programme. I Incomplete Ab.F. - absent, failed
EW Extenuating circumstance withdraw P - ungraded pass
IP In progress/future registration IN - incomplete
WP - withdrew with permission
AB - absent from final exam
Inc. - incomplete