Timetables
How to get it, how to print it, how to use it.
To view your timetable log in to ACSIS.
To log in, enter your Student Number and your ACSIS password. If you have never logged in, your password is your date of birth.
On the menu under “Courses”, select ‘View Timetable’
To print your timetable select the ‘Print this Page’ link at the top of the ‘View Timetable’ screen in ACSIS.
How to print on campus
To read your timetable
Fall timetables are set to be released in August. We have many program delivery options, so we’ve created this helpful video to break it down.
- Room information includes the campus, building, and room number. Room information will only be provided if your course will be delivered on campus.
Ex. WB457
W = Woodroffe/Ottawa campus
B = Building B
457 = 4th floor, room 457
Ottawa campus map
- REMOTE = This course will be delivered in a completely virtual format.
- VIRTUAL = This course will be delivered in a completely virtual format.
- CA = Algonquin Centre for Construction Excellence (ACCE) building, located at the Ottawa campus
- AC Day 1 and Statutory Holidays are reflected on your timetable
If you’d like more information on timetables and tools to start the term, now is a great time to explore the AC Café if you haven’t already done so. AC Café is a course created in Brightspace that will allow you to explore and get to know Algonquin College and our tools and services. You can find modules on Algonquin Technology, Security and Safety, Understanding your timetable, and much more. Click here to find out how to access the AC Café.
If you’ve already started this prep course, we hope you find it helpful and informative.
Campus Maps
The AC team has been working hard to improve our maps, starting with our Ottawa campus; you should check it out. This improved map will help you locate your classroom.
Program Delivery and Course Delivery
Program Delivery
A Program is a group of courses, organized into program levels (also referred to as a Program of Study) leading to various credentials. Completion of required courses entitles students to the credential defined by the program.
Types of programs are:
- On Campus: All courses are regularly scheduled and delivered on campus.
- Virtual: Regularly scheduled classes delivered online via web conferencing.
- Blended: Most courses are regularly scheduled and delivered on-campus; others are hybrid, online, virtual, and/or flexible.
- AC Online: Courses are delivered asynchronously online, meaning there are no scheduled class times.
- Flexible – Synchronous*: All courses are regularly scheduled. Students choose to attend either 1) on-campus or 2) online (web conferencing).
- Flexible – Synchronous* & Asynchronous**: All courses are regularly scheduled. Students choose to attend 1) on-campus or 2) online (web conferencing) OR 3) participate only asynchronously.
*synchronous means participation at the scheduled time
**asynchronous means participation is not required at a scheduled time
Course Delivery
In Person – All classes delivered on campus, on fixed days and times, during the week. Instructors and students interact face-to-face, allowing for immediate feedback, collaboration, and active learning experiences.
In Person Hybrid – A portion of the course will take place on-campus, in person, on fixed days and times during the week; with an additional portion delivered asynchronously online.
Synchronous Online – An online synchronous course that is conducted fully online and follows a fixed schedule. Both instructors and students participate during real- time scheduled classes through virtual platforms, allowing for interactive discussions, lectures, and collaborative activities.
Synchronous Online Hybrid – A portion of the course is conducted online and follows a fixed schedule, through virtual platforms. In addition, a portion of the course will be delivered asynchronously online.
Asynchronous Online – An online asynchronous course has no fixed class schedule. Students engage with course content and interact with their peers and instructors at their own pace and time within the semester or term of delivery. This format provides flexibility for students to manage their learning independently.
Flex – The course is scheduled to take place on a fixed day and time on campus, where the student may choose to attend either in person or through virtual platforms.
Flex Hybrid – The course is scheduled to take place on a fixed day and time on campus, where the student may choose to attend either in person or through virtual platforms, AND a portion of the course is delivered asynchronously online.
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Check out the program delivery page to see how your program level will be delivered this term.
Need to Make Changes?
Sign up for a General Education Elective
Remember, if you do need to select a Genera Education Elective, it’s best to pay or defer your fees so that you can choose early.
Network Account Information
Log into ACSIS (which stands for “Algonquin College Student Information System” – your one-stop online student portal) to receive your Network Account Info, including your student email address. Your network account info may not be available until closer to the start of term. Keep checking back.
Once you have your Network Account Info, including your user ID and initial password from ACSIS, it’s time to log in to your student email. Be sure to check it regularly so you don’t miss any College communications!
If your ACSIS account is blank, contact the Registrar’s Office at https://algonquincollege.my.site.com/myac360 – it’s usually related to fees and/or registration status.
