Course Syllabus Utm

| If you want… | Then… | |--------------|--------| | A template of what a UTM syllabus looks like | Search: "UTM syllabus template" site:utm.utoronto.ca | | To review your own syllabus for completeness | Use the 5-point checklist above | | To compare syllabi across courses | Request past syllabi from department advisors | | Help understanding a policy (e.g., missed exam) | See → “Policies & Regulations” |

[e.g., SOC100H5 – Introduction to Sociology] Session/Year: [e.g., Fall 2025 / Winter 2026] Course Delivery: [e.g., In-person / Online synchronous / Hybrid] Class Time & Location: [e.g., MW 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM, IB 140] Course Instructor: [Full Name, Title] Email: [first.last@utoronto.ca] Office Hours: [Day, time, location/Zoom link] Teaching Assistants: [Names & contact info, or see Quercus] course syllabus utm

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UTM lecturers are legally bound to set exam questions based on the . If the syllabus says "CLO3: Design a water filtration system," you can bet money that the final exam will have a design question.

Include information about the Robert Gillespie Academic Skills Centre (located in MN 3251), which provides writing retreats and math support. 5. Mind the Submission Deadlines