CPSC 100 is NOT a programming course, though there will be a small amount of programing in a visual language so that you can understand a bit of what makes computers tick. If you want to learn to program, we suggest that you take CPSC 103 or 110. However if you want a course that will change the way you think, give Computational Thinking a try. For more information on how to select a first year CS course go to: https://www.cs.ubc.ca/students/undergrad/courses/choose-your-first-course

When this course fills additional labs will be added, however, you may be required to adjust your timetable to fit a lab into your schedule.

Depending upon how many students sign-up for this section either an additional lab section will be opened or the existing labs will be expanded slightly so as to have a sufficient number of seats for the students registered in the course. However, there is no guarantee that the resulting seats will fit your time table so make sure to take that into consideration when planning your time table.

Note: Depending upon how many students sign-up for this section either an additional tutorial section will be opened or the existing tutorials will be expanded slightly so as to have a sufficient number of seats for the students registered in the course. However, there is no guarantee that the resulting seats will fit your time table so make sure to take that into consideration when planning your time table.