Course Request Registration Form

This is for Winter 2019 Term 1 & 2 

Curriculum Changes for 2019/20

A number of curriculum changes to the Civil Engineering program have been made with respect to 2nd and 3rd year courses and course sequencing.  This note is to provide you with guidance as to which of these courses need to be taken in order to meet degree requirements.

* CIVL 204 is now part of the 2nd year program, whereas CIVL 304 is no longer offered.  You will need to complete either CIVL 204 or CIVL 304 in order to meet degree requirements.

* STAT 251 is now part of the 2nd year program and not the 3rd year program.  Regardless, you will need to complete STAT 251 in order to meet degree requirements.

* CIVL 302 is now part of the 3rd year program, whereas CIVL 202 is no longer offered.  You will need to complete either CIVL 202 or CIVL 302 in order to meet degree requirements.  That is, if you have already taken CIVL 202 then you should NOT take CIVL 302.

* You need to complete either MATH 255 or MATH 256 in order to meet degree requirements.  That is, if you have already taken MATH 255 then you should NOT take MATH 256.

* You need to complete either MATH 257 or CIVL 303 in order to meet degree requirements.  That is, if you have already taken MATH 257 then you should NOT take CIVL 303. 

If you have any questions on the above, please direct them to Kali Dumbrell at undergradsupport@civil.ubc.ca

This online form is for students who wish to take CIVL Undergraduate Courses only

Processing Times:

Core: Registration requests will be processed as soon as possible (this can take up to 5 working days depending on request volume).  Students are guaranteed admission into CORE courses provided all pre-requisites have been completed.

Elective: Registration requests will be processed in August for term 1 courses, and in December for term 2 courses. Admission is not guaranteed for ELECTIVE course requests.

Constrained Electives: Registration requests will be processed in August for term 1 courses, and in December for term 2 courses. Admission is not guaranteed for ELECTIVE course requests

Course Conflict:

Registration in courses that result in timetable conflicts require the approval of each instructor and your faculty advisor. Please complete the required Course Conflict Form - form requires signatures of both instructors. Please submit your completed/signed form to Applied Science Engineering Student Services (KAIS 1100D).

Registration Process:

As an engineering student, you will register first using a Standard Timetable (STT). Each STT includes most of the core courses required for your program.

• Core: You will be automatically registered if you meet the course pre-requisites. However, if you do not meet the course pre-requisites, in order to be registered, please provide your rationale in the comment box below.

• Elective: You must first attempt to register via SSC. If you are not able to register into a CIVL ELECTIVE, please complete the form below.

• Constrained Electives: (a required course where a choice is offered by various departments, i.e. 1 of 3), please complete the form below.

• Non-CIVL:  please contact the respective department directly to resolve any registration issue(s)

• Please note there are a few CORE courses that students must register for individually (see table below for CIVL core).

Enrolment of Undergraduate Students in Graduate Courses:

Eligibility

• Students must have completed at least 75% (normally equivalent to 36 credits) of the 300 and 400 level courses required for their bachelor degree, and must have a minimum overall average of 76% (B+) in their completed 300 and 400 level courses.
• Students must have the academic preparation to complete the graduate course and must have completed any necessary course pre-requisites.

To register for a graduate course, please visit the following site: Enrolment of Undergraduate Students in Graduate Courses

Graduate Students:

Please note Graduate students are allowed only 6 credits of undergraduate coursework to be used towards completion of their graduate program. Graduate students should discuss any undergraduate courses with their supervisor or specialty advisor before requesting registration.

Only 1 course request per submission: