ANTH	Anthropology
ARTS	Arts
BCMB	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
BIOL	Biology
CHEM	Chemistry
COMM	Commerce/Business Administration
CPSC	Computer Science
COOP	Co-operative Education
CORE	Core
ECON	Economics
EDUC	Education
ENGL	English
ENPL	Environmental Planning
ENSC	Environmental Science and Engineering
ENVS	Environmental Studies
FNDS	Foundation Year Curriculum Program
FNST	First Nations Studies
FSTY	Forestry
GEOG	Geography
HHSC	Health and Human Science
HIST	History
INTS	International Studies
INTX	International Exchange
MATH	Mathematics
NOLS	National Outdoor Leadership School Courses
NORS	Northern Studies
NREM	Natural Resources Management
NRES	Natural Resources and Environmental Studies
NURS	Nursing
ORTM	Outdoor Recreation and Tourism
PHIL	Philosophy
PHYS	Physics
POLS	Political Science
PSYC	Psychology
SOCW	Social Work
STAT	Statistics
UNIV	University
WMST	Women's Studies

Upper Division and Graduate Level Courses

Credit is not granted for both 400 and 600 level courses having the same title, unless otherwise specified in the course description.

Prerequisites

A prerequisite course is an academic requirement that must be completed prior to the student taking a course. Unless otherwise stated, a passing grade of  “D-” or better is required to satisfy as a prerequisite course.

Prerequisites are used to ensure that a student has the required background to successfully complete the course. Prerequisites may also have prerequisites. These prerequisites must also be fulfilled.

For example: COMM 314-3 has a prerequisite of COMM 313-3, COMM 313-3 has a prerequisite of COMM 210-3, and COMM 210-3 has a pre- or co-requisite of COMM 100-3. In this case, a student must have credit for COMM 313-3, COMM 210-3, and COMM 100-3 before being eligible to enrol in COMM 314-3.

Course Offerings

Not all courses are offered every year. Check online Course Listings for a list of the courses being offered in each semester.

Course Descriptions

The following explanation will help clarify the terms found in the course descriptions.