Availability

Is the course offered?

Once you have a few course options for the upcoming session, you'll need to check if the courses will be offered. The Academic Timetable lists all courses offered in the Spring/Summer sessions. In the timetable, you should see something like the picture shown below. If the desired course is listed, go to course eligibility.

Timetable Legend Col. 1: Catalogue Number Col. 2: Course notes Col. 3: Course code (and description) Col. 4: Duration Col. 5: Component type Col. 6: Section Col. 7: Days offered Col. 8: Time offered Col. 9: Location Col. 10: Instructor

Catalogue number: each course component has a unique catalogue number. As a general rule, however, it is not necessary to keep track of the catalogue numbers of course components.

Course notes: Click on the note code(s) for important information on course offerings, including: restrictions on the course, registration restrictions (i.e., "Open to until ."), or special instructions (i.e., "Contact the Director prior to first class."). Registration in a course component confirms your acknowledgement of all notes applying to that component. Be sure that you satisfy any restrictions or circumstances outlined in the course notes.

Tip: Course note "a": Held in reserve - what does it mean?
Some courses have offerings listed as "held in reserve." This restriction may only be lifted by the department/centre offering the course before you can register in the course.

Course code: corresponds to the course codes listed in the Undergraduate Calendar. Click on the course code for the course description. In the course description, you will find:

• The course title
• a brief description of the course
• the course components (lectures, seminars, and/or labs, etc.)
• Prerequisite course(s) (if applicable): course(s) you are required to take before the current course in question
• Co-requisite course(s) (if applicable): course(s) you are required to take at the same time as the current course in question
• Notes and/or restrictions: Examples include: Open to specific major(s), Students must have a minimum number of credits, Enrolment limited to students.

Check to make sure you satisfy all requirements outlined in the course description. You may be deregistered if you fail to meet one of these requirements.

Duration: (D) - denotes the start and end date range for the course.

Spring D1: May 2 - July 8	Summer D1: July 11 - August 18
Spring D2: May 2 - June 3
Spring D3: June 6 - July 8

Course component type: Most courses are made up of a primary component (typically the lecture) and secondary component(s) (seminar, lab, tutorial, etc.). When more than one lecture/seminar/lab/tutorial/etc. is offered for a course, choose one from each component type. Component types include:

FLD	field study		LT	lecture/tutorial		TL	tutorial/lab
LAB	laboratory		PRO	project		TOP	topic
LEC	lecture		RES	research		TUT	tutorial
LL	lecture/lab		SEM	seminar		WEB	Web-based class
LS	lecture/seminar		SL	seminar/lab		WRK	work term
LSL	lecture/seminar/lab		THE	thesis

Section: The number assigned to each offering within a course component type. For courses with many of one component type offered (i.e., 10 seminars), it is sometimes necessary to know your section number, as instructors may ask for it in assignments, tests and/or examinations.

Days: When the course is offered each week.
M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, S=Saturday

Time: What time the class is held each week.
DEPT=see department for more information

Location: a room assignment of where the class will be held each week. A map has been provided at the back of this guide to assist you in finding various on-campus locations.
TBS=to be scheduled

Instructor: the scheduled professor/instructor of the course.
TBA=to be announced