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Program Planners

Simon604
edited September 2008 in General
In case you are wondering which classes you need to take to for your major, these program planners are very handy guides. They show you clearly which classes are required so that you don't have to waste time taking classes you don't need.

The toughest thing about first year is usually not knowing what you want to do, but the sooner you figure it out the better. Over the years, I've noticed that students do best in classes that they are genuinely interested in. So take the time to figure out where you are going, and these program planners will help you get there.

http://students.sfu.ca/forms/programplanners/

Comments

  • Raptors
    edited August 2008
    I don't get it. Are there only 2 semesters in a year? Or are there 4 semesters? How long is one semester?
  • blackhat
    edited August 2008
    We're on a tri-mester system. (Fall, Spring and Summer).
  • Raptors
    edited August 2008
    Oh i see.. I heard there are some courses that aren't available to be taken in summer semester, is that true? If so, what are those courses that I can't take in summer semester?
  • randomuser
    edited August 2008
    go the departments own site within SFU...look for course outlines or course offerings and normally they have a layout...its not standardized so you may not find it in the same place for each department
  • Kevin M.Kevin M.
    edited September 2008
    randomuser;35812 said:
    go the departments own site within SFU...look for course outlines or course offerings and normally they have a layout...its not standardized so you may not find it in the same place for each department
    usually it's www.sfu.ca/[subject]

    like www.sfu.ca/biology

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