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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

How can we help? If you have a question about the many degree specializations offered through the department, the graduation requirements for your chosen specialization, course selection or registration, there are advisors in the Computer Science

Course offerings within the department vary from introductory courses to courses for non-CS Majors, Co-op students and more. Full descriptions and prerequisites can be found in the UBC Calendar Electives from other departments When choosing electives

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

All awards listed are for current UBC CS graduate students. The deadlines may change from year-to-year. Students should review the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies website for the deadline and the complete list of awards available

Term 2 of Winter Session 2025/26 starts on Monday, January 6, 2026 and ends on Friday, April 10, 2026. UBC has switched to a new student system Workday since September 2024. Follow online tutorials for how to use Workday. For more information about

Term 1 of Winter Session 2025/26 starts on Tuesday, September 2, 2025 and ends on Friday, December 5, 2025. UBC has switched to a new student system Workday since September 2024. Follow online tutorials for how to use Workday. For more information

UBC students should use Workday to register for courses. You'll need to have your Campus Wide Login (CWL) account ready. If you are unable to register online, please click on your situation within this section for detailed instructions. Grad students