Faculty of Computer Science

Faculty of Computer Science

Current Students

Academic Resources | Services & Support | Graduate Students | Clubs & Organizations | Student Employment

The following resources are for students currently enrolled in the Faculty of Computer Science.

Academic Resources

New Students	Peer Mentors
Continuing Student Scholarships	Award Recipients
Current Courses	Undergraduate course descriptions
Academic Advisors	Calendars and Timetables
BCS Academic History Worksheet	BISys Academic History Worksheet
BSSWE Academic History Worksheet	BA/BCS Academic History Worksheet
BCS/BSc Academic History Worksheet	Course Override Form
Major/Minor Application forms	Blank Timetable
Excellence in Teaching Award	Seminar Series
Planned FCS undergraduate course offerings, 2012-2015	Academic Offenses

Services & Support

Lab Facilities	Reset FCS Password
Lab Access Request Form	IP Address Request Form
FCS Account Request Form	Printing Guide
Engineering Library	Microsoft DreamSpark Premium (formerly MSDNAA)

Graduate Students

Orientation	Important Dates
All Courses	Course Timetable
Registration Procedure	Faculty Advisors
GAU Members	Annual Progress Report
Thesis Template	Academic Regulations
Guidelines for MCS proposals	Guidelines for PhD proposals

Clubs & Organizations

Computer Science Association	Programming Club
Computer Science Graduate Student Association Executive	Graduate Student Association
Other UNB Clubs & Organizations	CIPS

Student Employment

Computer Science Co-op Employment	UNB Student Employment
FCS Teaching Assistant Application

About UNB

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University of New Brunswick

As a University of New Brunswick Faculty of Computer Science Co-Op student, you can "Earn While You Learn" and potentially graduate debt free.

UNB’s Fredericton campus, located in New Brunswick’s capital, was established in 1785; its Saint John campus, located in New Brunswick’s largest city, was established in 1964.

UNB is among the oldest public universities in North America and the oldest English-language university in Canada.

UNB’s international students originate from more than 100 countries, contributing to the cultural fabric of our host communities and the entire province.