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This page shows what is required for graduation under each program. The links will take you to the relevant course calendar page. Computer Science Major (B.A.) The Computer Science B.A. Major program includes the Faculty of Arts degree requirements

The Bridging Module consists of a coherent set of 15 credits of upper-level courses (i.e. courses numbered 300 or above). The purpose of this module is to enable students to explore connections between Computer Science and another discipline. Often

Below is a sample schedule for the BCS (ICS) program. Your schedule will likely differ (e.g. taking ENGL 110 rather than ENGL 112 or extending the degree to take an extra academic term), and depending on the timing of course offerings, may have to

The department has eight core curriculum courses that are required by most specializations. The core courses are contained under one of three streams, each of which represents a different subdiscipline and has defined learning outcomes. CPSC 121 is

Students transferring from another institution must apply for admission to UBC. Students applying to the Faculty of Science will have to go through the BSc Specialization Application process to be considered for admission to Computer Science

Some courses have associated "secondary sections": lab or tutorial/discussion sections. You should register for these in the same way that you register for your courses. I want to take a lecture seat but cannot take it because no seat is available in

Unless a course explicitly announces another policy, all CPSC courses use Workday's automatic waitlist management system. Please review the Workday Students documentation for authoritative information on this. Briefly: As a seat becomes available

CPSC 349, CPSC 448, and CPSC 449 are distinctly different from the rest of our undergraduate courses in the sense that they do not have the usual lectures and secondary activities. Students work independently under the supervision of a faculty member

For specific questions about a course, the department encourages students to speak directly with their instructors or TAs. You may also want to visit the Demco Learning Centre, located in ICCS X150 near Pacific Poké ( see our building maps for