Teaching & Learning

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

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

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

The department aims to provide a world-class education to students. Your success is important to us. In this section you'll find links to resources that can help you succeed and to deal with the challenges that many students face while engaged in a

One of the most valuable research experiences for an undergraduate student is to be a research assistant. Each year, the department receives a number of research awards that help provide funding for an undergrad student to spend 16 weeks over the

UBC Computer Science Theses We have compiled a comprehensive directory of UBC Computer Science theses, indexed by graduation ceremony year. Electronic Electronic theses and dissertations (EDTs) can be found in cIRcle: UBC Theses and Dissertations

Our collection includes a number of books by current and former Faculty and other Computer Science Department and ICICS members. UBC Computer Science Technical Reports Index of UBC Department of Computer Science technical reports by year Adding a