Virtual convocation for the class of spring 2021 is now live.
The course schedule is the comprehensive list of all courses currently offered at TRU for fall, winter and summer semesters.
Face-to-face delivery
Course content is delivered in a classroom or other physical learning environment. Students participate in scheduled in-person meetings with an instructor. This is the most common format for campus-based courses and programs.
Online delivery
Course content is made available online. Students participate by accessing course content from anywhere, either at scheduled times with an instructor (synchronous) or on their own time (asynchronous).
Blended delivery
Some but not all course content is delivered in a classroom or other physical learning environment. Students participate in some scheduled in-person meetings with an instructor and access the remainder of the course content online through synchronous and/or asynchronous formats.
Synchronous learning and teaching
Students and instructors participate in classes in real-time according to a pre-determined schedule, either online or face-to-face.
Asynchronous learning and teaching
Instructors make course content available for students to access at any time without a fixed meeting schedule, normally online.
Lecture
A talk given by an instructor to a class. Students usually take notes during the lecture and may be tested on the material during a mid term or final exam.
Lecture sections
Numbered 01, 02, …, 90, 91, … in the schedule. Sections numbered 01, 02, etc.
are one
semester in length. Sections numbered 90, 91, etc. are two semesters in length.
Seminar
A supervised class which is less structured than a lecture. Seminar classes typically include
discussions
on assigned reading, class presentations and group activities.
Lab
A supervised class where students do hands-on work applying the theory learned in lectures.
Seminar or lab sections
If there is a seminar or lab for your lecture, the required hours will be listed in the
vectoring and
Course Description. Select the seminar or lab that best fits your timetable.
CRN
Course Registration Number - a unique number given to each lecture section, seminar and lab.
Write this
number down on your
timetable/worksheet.
Registration priority
The order in which students can register for courses. Priority is given to students in upper
years and
students who apply early for admission. For details on how priority is determined, visit
Registration Priority.
Prerequisite
Another course or some other requirement which must be met prior to enrolling in a course.
Course prerequisites
are listed in the course schedule and in the
TRU Calendar course description area.
Co-requisite
Another course or requirement which must be completed at the same time as the course you are
enrolled
in. Course co-requisites are listed in the course schedule and in the
TRU Calendar course description area.
Time
Indicates when the class is scheduled.
Days
Indicates which days of the week the class is scheduled (you must attend all days noted).
| M | Monday |
| T | Tuesday |
| W | Wednesday |
| R | Thursday |
| F | Friday |
| S | Saturday |
| N | Sunday |
