Contact your instructor or the course coordinator as listed on the course outline.
The instructor and coordinator usually are the same person, but sometimes not.

For questions about the lab component of a course, contact either your TA, the course coordinator, or lab coordinator (if different than the course coordinator).

The course outline itself usually provides all of this information, including contact information.  If your instructor is using Blackboard (https://blackboard.ucalgary.ca) for your course, the outline will usually be available there.  Course outlines for most courses are also posted on the BioSci home page under the 'undergraduate' tab http://www.bio.ucalgary.ca/undergrad/index.html

Information about program structure and courses offered can be found in the academic Calendar http://www.ucalgary.ca/pubs/calendar/ . 
For counselling on how to best design your program, contact your Academic Advisor or the Program Advisor for the specific program that you are in or are considering entering.  This is particularly important for students in the BioSci program where there is the most flexibility in program design. A list of program advisors can be found on the Biological Sciences home page (http://www.bio.ucalgary.ca and then click on the ‘undergraduate’ tab), or by asking at the main biosci office, room 186.

You may also speak with the Associate Head Undergraduate if you feel your circumstances are beyond straightforward interpretation of normal program guidelines (contact the main biosci office, room 186, 403-220-3140, biosci@ucalgary.ca to set up an appointment).

Application for Fall admission to the 5 specialty programs (BCEM, BOTA, CMMB, ECOL, ZOOL) is made through the student's MyUofC portal.  Applications MUST be entered before April. Late applications will NOT be considered. BioSci cannot override this deadline. Applications will be accepted starting mid-October, but are normally made starting February when students have a better sense of what program they might want to pursue.  Applications are batch processed once per year after the April deadline, and so early application does not provide an advantage.   

Your primary source for this information is the official academic Calendar, available online through the University web site http://www.ucalgary.ca/pubs/calendar/ .  Using your ‘degree navigator’ will be of great assistance.  A summary of course requirements for graduation from each program in the Department, both major and honours, can also be obtained from the Department’s home page (http://www.bio.ucalgary.ca/) via the ‘undergraduate’ tab. 
If you wish to speak with someone personally, the same people who are listed under ‘planning your academic program’ may be contacted. 
In addition, the Student Success Center (formerly Undergraduate Program Office) (http://www.ucalgary.ca/ssc/) can provide you with good advice about where you stand regarding credits earned and what you still require to graduate; they are an excellent resource.

The Student Counselling Center http://www.ucalgary.ca/counselling/ offers courses in exam preparation, avoiding burnout, effective study skills, time management, and offers counselling and advice for anxiety, depression, decision making, etc. 

Staffed by Registered Psychologists, they are a valuable resource to help you cope with the busy and sometimes stressful life of study. 
Room 370 MacEwan Student Centre.

If you are in an emergency/crisis, they should be contacted immediately http://www.ucalgary.ca/counselling/emergencies/ , 220-5893, Room 375 MacEwan Student Centre.  If the office is closed then call Campus Security 220-5333, OR the UofC Health Clinic 220-5765 (psychiatrist on staff), OR the Calgary Distress Centre (403)266-1605 with a 24 hour help line.

University Health Services is a confidential, student-friendly source of health information and treatment. http://www.ucalgary.ca/uhs