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academics/awards/award-application.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ While the University of Windsor will honor deferral of open entrance scholarship
 
 ## How to Apply for Awards
 
-Log into [UWinsite Student][uwinsite] and complete the Award Profile. The University has provided a [how-to guide][guide] to assist you. Once you have completed your Award Profile, you can apply to the awards of your choice. See [Finding Awards](findingawards) to find out how to search for awards, as well as some notable awards to apply to.
+Log into [UWinsite Student][uwinsite] and complete the Award Profile. The University has provided a [how-to guide][guide] to assist you. Once you have completed your Award Profile, you can apply to the awards of your choice. See [Finding Awards](finding-awards) to find out how to search for awards, as well as some notable awards to apply to.
 
 ## How to Maintain Awards
 

academics/important-dates.md

@@ -49,4 +49,4 @@ _Last updated on 2023/07/04_
 
 [Follow this link for more information](https://www.uwindsor.ca/registrar/events-listing)
 
-[Click here to see important dates for previous semesters](/academics/archivedImportantDates)
+[Click here to see important dates for previous semesters](/academics/archived-important-dates)

careers/choosing-coop.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Here are some benefits you get from participating in the Co-Op program:
 
 However, you should also consider some of the drawbacks of Co-Op:
 
--   Less time flexibility: you are required to enroll in full time studies (4 or more classes) in the semesters before and after a work term. If you want to change your sequence from the [standard Co-Op sequence](/careers/coop_sequence), you must make a schedule for the classes you will take for the rest of your program and get it approved by the Co-Op office.
+-   Less time flexibility: you are required to enroll in full time studies (4 or more classes) in the semesters before and after a work term. If you want to change your sequence from the [standard Co-Op sequence](/careers/coop-sequence), you must make a schedule for the classes you will take for the rest of your program and get it approved by the Co-Op office.
 
 -   Less academic flexibility: to maintain your position in Co-Op, you must maintain a cumulative average of 60%, major average of 65% and no more than one outstanding grade below 50%.
 

courses/comp-4540/surviving-comp-4540.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ sidebar_label: Surviving COMP-4540
 slug: /comp-4540/surviving-comp-4540
 ---
 
-Much of the advice given here is the same as the advice given in the [COMP-2310 article](../COMP-2310/survivingCOMP2310), so I'd recommend reading that one in addition to this one.
+Much of the advice given here is the same as the advice given in the [COMP-2310 article](../COMP-2310/surviving-comp-2310), so I'd recommend reading that one in addition to this one.
 
 ## Introduction
 

courses/course-planning/recommended-sequence.md

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ Harshdip has followed this exact sequence.
 
 ## Planning Your Courses
 
-It is always better to have a good plan about the course you'll be taking each semester. Harshdip has completed 4 semesters, taking all the major courses. This way saving up all the electives is one approach. If you find 5 courses overwhelming, taking only 4 courses or an easy elective as a 5th course is another approach. Check out the list of [electives](/wiki/courses/course_planning/electives).
+It is always better to have a good plan about the course you'll be taking each semester. Harshdip has completed 4 semesters, taking all the major courses. This way saving up all the electives is one approach. If you find 5 courses overwhelming, taking only 4 courses or an easy elective as a 5th course is another approach. Check out the list of [electives](/wiki/courses/course-planning/electives).
 
 :::warning
 

courses/course-planning/special-course.md

@@ -58,6 +58,6 @@ They are 3 credits Pass/nonPass courses that will count toward your electives. T
 :::note
 
 **Two Birds with One Stone:**<br/>
-You could enrol in this course while you are an [OS program placement](/wiki/academics/outstandingscholars). Since the OS contract requires you to complete 45-100 hours and the course requires 106 hours and frequent reports to the instructor. With these two requirements satisfied as the OS placement, you use SCIE-3990 or SCIE-3800 as the placement in the OS contract. In the end, you get to complete a placement and a 3 credits course by working for only one.
+You could enrol in this course while you are an [OS program placement](/wiki/academics/outstanding-scholars). Since the OS contract requires you to complete 45-100 hours and the course requires 106 hours and frequent reports to the instructor. With these two requirements satisfied as the OS placement, you use SCIE-3990 or SCIE-3800 as the placement in the OS contract. In the end, you get to complete a placement and a 3 credits course by working for only one.
 
 :::

docusaurus.config.js

@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ module.exports = {
                         },
                         {
                             label: "How to Navigate the Wiki",
-                            to: "resources/guides/navigation-guide/navigation-guide",
+                            to: "resources/guides/navigation-guide",
                         },
                     ],
                 },

resources/guides/first-year-guide.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Some of the online services you can access using your UWin Account include:
 
 #### [UWinsite Student](https://student.uwindsor.ca)
 
-For browsing and enrolling in classes, viewing tuition and fees, accessing acedamic information, applying for scholarships, and more. See the [UWinsite Guide](/wiki/resources/guides/uwinsite_guide) for more details and help.
+For browsing and enrolling in classes, viewing tuition and fees, accessing acedamic information, applying for scholarships, and more. See the [UWinsite Guide](/wiki/resources/guides/uwinsite-guide) for more details and help.
 
 #### [Brightspace](https://brightspace.uwindsor.ca)
 
@@ -41,11 +41,11 @@ These wiki resources are maintained by student contributors. Always verify impor
 
 :::
 
-There are several computer science programs offered by the University of Windsor, each with their own course requirements which can be found in [the undergraduate calendar](https://www.uwindsor.ca/secretariat/282/undergraduate-and-graduate-calendars). If you follow the [recommended course sequence](/wiki/courses/course_planning/recommendedsequence), many programs will share the same courses for the first term. They are [COMP-1000](/wiki/courses/COMP-1000/overview), [COMP-1400](/wiki/courses/COMP-1400/overview), MATH-1250 (or MATH-1260), MATH-1720 (or MATH-1760), and an elective. See the [Courses](/wiki/courses) section for a user-friendly table of course requirements by program.
+There are several computer science programs offered by the University of Windsor, each with their own course requirements which can be found in [the undergraduate calendar](https://www.uwindsor.ca/secretariat/282/undergraduate-and-graduate-calendars). If you follow the [recommended course sequence](/wiki/courses/course-planning/recommended-sequence), many programs will share the same courses for the first term. They are [COMP-1000](/wiki/courses/COMP-1000/overview), [COMP-1400](/wiki/courses/COMP-1400/overview), MATH-1250 (or MATH-1260), MATH-1720 (or MATH-1760), and an elective. See the [Courses](/wiki/courses) section for a user-friendly table of course requirements by program.
 
 ### How to Enroll
 
-Incoming first year students typically have the earliest **appointment time** and may enroll in courses before all other students. Your appointment time can be found on [UWinsite](https://student.uwindsor.ca) under **My Academics -> Enrollment Deadlines**. It is recommended to enroll as early as possible, as courses have a limited capacity and desireable timeslots fill up quickly. See the [UWinsite Guide](/wiki/resources/guides/uwinsite_guide#how-to-plan--enroll-in-classes) for more details on how to enroll in classes.
+Incoming first year students typically have the earliest **appointment time** and may enroll in courses before all other students. Your appointment time can be found on [UWinsite](https://student.uwindsor.ca) under **My Academics -> Enrollment Deadlines**. It is recommended to enroll as early as possible, as courses have a limited capacity and desireable timeslots fill up quickly. See the [UWinsite Guide](/wiki/resources/guides/uwinsite-guide#how-to-plan--enroll-in-classes) for more details on how to enroll in classes.
 
 ## Recommended Software for Computer Science