Find our where and when your courses are offered.  See:  Plan Your Schedule for information on searching the Course Schedule.

STEP 2

Using the information you find in the Course Schedule, write a list of your courses and the options for when they are offered.  This list should include the Course Reference Number (CRN), the course subject code and number, and the days of the week and the times on which the class meets.

Where a course requires a laboratory session, you must register in it as well - don't forget to write these down!

STEP 3

Using the Timetable Planning Form, prepare a timetable that is free of conflicts.

      Timetabling Tips

• Use a pencil with an eraser.
• Start your Timetable Planning Form by entering the courses that are offered the least number of times, then move through your list to those courses that are offered the most often.
• Balance your course load over the Fall and Winter Terms.
• Don't forget to write in labs and tutorials, and to schedule a lunch break.
• Keep a list of alternative sections that fit your schedule, in case your first choices are not available when it's your turn to register.