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While course offerings are not confirmed until posted by the Registrar's Office, math courses are usually offered as described in the table below.  Students should check the official schedule as posted by the Registrar's Office as soon as it is available to ensure that no changes affecting their course planning have been made.

Notice (March 9, 2026):  The course schedule is being revised.  Information about 3rd and 4th year course scheduling will be added in the coming weeks.

 *Students may attend in-person, or asynchroonously via Brightspace.  The final exam must be in-person at a MUN campus.  Term tests may be on-campus.  If this course is requried for a program that is meant to be 100% online, an online section will be available only for those students. 

Spring 2026 Undergraduate Course Offerings 

Hybrid Sections: -001 and -071 Sections Explained

In Spring 2026, MATH 1000, 1001, 1090, and 2050 are offered in a 'hybrid' mode:  Students may take the course as a standard in-person course, or elect to receive the content online via Brightspace.  

Students planning to attend lectures in-person should register in the -001 section.   You may still choose to receive some lectures via the lecture-captures posted in Brightspace, but there will also be a seat for you in a classroom on-campus. 

Students who cannot attend classes, or prefer to watch lecture-captures, should join the -071 section.  Term tests and the final exam must be written in-person at MUN.  Instructors will post dates, times, and locations in Brightspace.   Students not in traveling distance to MUN in Spring, but who plan to be at MUN in September, can request to have the weight of term tests transferred to the final exam, and to write the final the day before classes start in the Fall term.