University of Ottawa Syllabus
- Title
- University of Ottawa Syllabus
- Subject
- The syllabus is an outline provided to students by their professors to give them a roadmap of the goals, expectations, and schedule for the course.
- Description
- A syllabus is a long, detailed document written by the professor that outlines the key information of a university course. It contains a course schedule, themes of lecture material, rules for class conduct, and technical information for the class. All professors are required to follow a certain format for their syllabi. The title page must have the University’s logo, the professor’s name, the class title and code, the location, day and time the class will take place, and also the professor’s office hours. If there is a teacher's assistant for the course, their office hours, name and email should also be included. For the rest of the syllabus, it should contain a description of the course, the objectives of the course, any required texts, the weight that each assignment and evaluation will have on the students’ final grade and a schedule for the semester.
- Creator
- University of Ottawa
Curated by: NZimm; JLi; FSher; Henry Shepherd - Source
- University of Ottawa.
https://saea-tlss.uottawa.ca/images/passed-events/EN/tip-2.4-syllabus-template.docx
- Publisher
- University of Ottawa
- Date
- October 23, 2025
- Rights
- University of Ottawa, individual professor of the course.
- Format
- Word Document.
- Language
- English
- French
- Type
- Digital Document.
- Coverage
- As of August 2024, this syllabus template is available to the public but is mostly catered to uOttawa professors to help them prepare for their courses.
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Citation
University of Ottawa
Curated by: NZimm; JLi; FSher; Henry Shepherd, “University of Ottawa Syllabus,” Anthroharvest, accessed December 5, 2025, http://omeka.uottawa.ca/anthroharvest/items/show/102.
