Example Course Timetable Listing

Arts and Science ANT204
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Course Code: Tells you the Department or College offering the course, the level of the course, the credit value of the course and which campus is offering the course. For example, ANT204H1 is offered by the Department of Anthropology (ANT), at the 200-level (204), has a credit value of 0.5 (H = 0.5 credit; Y = 1.0 credit) and is taught at the St. George campus (1 = St. George).
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Session Code: Indicates when the course is running. F – first term (Sept-Dec), S – second term (Jan-April), Y – first and second terms (Sept – April)
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More Course Information: Click on down arrow for further information.
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Lectures, Tutorials & Practicals: Courses will offer at least one lecture section, if not more, and may also offer tutorial and practical sections. LEC = lecture, PRA = practical, TUT = tutorial
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Day/Time: Indicates the days and times the activity is offered. NOTE: Classes begin 10 minutes after the hour and finish on the hour. This applies to lectures, practicals and tutorials.
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Waitlist: Tells you whether the lecture section will allow you to be on a waiting list if space is full. Y = yes, there will be a waiting list N = no, there will not be a waiting list Only LEC (lecture) activities can offer wait lists. You cannot wait list for PRA (practicals) or TUT (tutorials).

The Registration Instructions & Timetable provides full details on how to register, select, and enrol in courses. The Timetable lists the courses offered, their schedule and uses various codes to provide enrolment information.

  1. Course Code
    Tells you the Department or College offering the course, the level of the course, the credit value of the course and which campus is offering the course. For example, ANT204H1 is offered by the Department of Anthropology (ANT), at the 200-level (204), has a credit value of 0.5 (H = 0.5 credit; Y = 1.0 credit) and is taught at the St. George campus (1 = St. George).
  2. Session Code
    Indicates when the course is running.
    F = first term
    S = second term
    Y = first and second terms
  3. More Course Information
    Click on down arrow for further information.
  4. Lectures, Tutorials, & Practicals
    Courses will offer at least one lecture section, if not more, and may also offer tutorial and practical sections.
    LEC = lecture
    PRA = practical
    TUT = tutorial
  5. Day/Time
    Indicates the days and times the activity is offered.
    NOTE: Classes begin 10 minutes after the hour and finish on the hour. This applies to lectures, practicals and tutorials.
  6. Waitlist
    Tells you whether the lecture section will allow you to be on a waiting list if space is full.
    Y = yes, there will be a waiting list
    N = no, there will not be a waiting list
    Only LEC (lecture) activities can offer wait lists. You cannot wait list for PRA (practicals) or TUT (tutorials).

Enrolment Controls

Some courses will have enrolment controls.

P, R1, R2
These letters signify that courses give priority (P) or are restricted (R1, R2,) to students in certain programs of study.

A, AP, E, AR1, AR2
These letters indicate that departmental approval is required prior to enrolment.