Registration
The University of the Fraser Valley offers courses in five different instructional methods.
Course sections will declare a distinct instructional method so students are fully aware of the course expectations at the time of registration.
To assist in course selection, students can query sections offered of a particular instructional method type by checking the Instructional Method field within myUFV’s online registration dashboard.
A course that is delivered through remote means. You will be required to have access to a computer and a reliable internet connection to obtain and download course materials as well as to submit assignments and take tests and exams (in-person exams required for some courses).
A course that is delivered through remote means, but includes regularly scheduled online classes, often requiring a video connection with the instructor and class through web conferencing.
You will be required to have access to a computer with a web camera with microphone and a reliable internet connection to participate in the class, obtain and download materials, as well as to submit assignments and take tests and exams (in-person exams required for some courses).
A course delivered using a mix of in-person and online learning activities; online learning may be synchronous or asynchronous.
During a course, students can choose to attend sessions in the classroom, participate online, or do both, depending on student need or preference. The flexibility enables students to change their mode of attendance weekly or by topic.
A course, that is delivered in a classroom, studio, shop, or lab setting, requiring a student’s presence on a campus. Some online access to myClass may be required.