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Course Name	Title	Session Cycle	Section Number	Start Date	End Date	Days	Time	Location	Delivery	Offering	Fee*	Register Online
BUSI-9163	A First Look At Facebook & Social Media		01TC	08 May 13	08 May 13	Wed	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Tillsonburg Centre	Tutorial	13SCE	$0.00
COMP-1342	A+ Certification-Hardware	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
COMP-1343	A+ Certification-Software	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$404.78
PSYC-1045	Abnormal Psychology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
SOCI-1059	Abuse & Family Violence	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
ACCT-3036	Accounting 1-Inter	Fall/Winter/Summer	20LC	21 May 13	13 Aug 13	Tue/Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$458.50
ACCT-3037	Accounting 2-Inter	Fall/Winter/Summer	20LC	14 May 13	22 Aug 13	Tue/Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$543.10
ACCT-1089	Accounting Basics 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
ACCT-3043	Accounting Basics 2	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
BUSI-9165	Ace the Interview		01WC	27 May 13	03 Jun 13	Mon	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Woodstock Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$0.00	Register
COMP-9457	Adobe Illustrator	Winter	60LC	15 Jun 13	15 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$261.00	Register
COMP-1437	Adobe InDesign Basics	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMP-9638	Adobe Lightroom		01LC	15 Jul 13	17 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$209.00	Register
COMP-1146	Adobe Photoshop	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMP-1146	Adobe Photoshop	Fall/Winter/Summer	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$344.38
COMP-1417	Adobe Photoshop	Fall/Winter/Summer	01SC	09 Sep 13	18 Nov 13			Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$209.50
COMP-9458	Adobe Photoshop	Winter	60LC	17 Jun 13	17 Jun 13	Mon	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$261.00	Register
EDUC-1059	Adult Learning	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
HLTH-1048	Advanced Footcare	Winter	60LC	12 Jun 13	14 Jun 13	Wed/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$528.50	Register
SRTY-5001	Advanced Security	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$269.42
MOTP-9002	Air Brake Adjustment Certification	Winter	02LC	08 Jul 13	08 Jul 13	Mon	6:00PM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$173.50	Register
MECH-9007	Air Brake Endorsement (z)	Winter	01SC	20 Sep 13	21 Sep 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	Simcoe Campus Off Site	Lecture	13FCE	$276.50
			02LC	10 May 13	11 May 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50
			02SC	31 May 13	01 Jun 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	Simcoe Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			02SC	18 Oct 13	19 Oct 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	Simcoe Campus Off Site	Lecture	13FCE	$276.50
			02ST	03 May 13	04 May 13	Fri/Sat	6:00PM - 10:00PM	St Thomas Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50
			02WC	31 May 13	01 Jun 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	Woodstock Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			03LC	31 May 13	01 Jun 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			03SC	14 Jun 13	15 Jun 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	Simcoe Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			03SC	15 Nov 13	16 Nov 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	Simcoe Campus Off Site	Lecture	13FCE	$276.50
			03ST	07 Jun 13	08 Jun 13	Fri/Sat	6:00PM - 10:00PM	St Thomas Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			03WC	21 Jun 13	22 Jun 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	Woodstock Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			04LC	05 Jul 13	06 Jul 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			04ST	12 Jul 13	13 Jul 13	Fri/Sat	6:00PM - 10:00PM	St Thomas Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			04WC	19 Jul 13	20 Jul 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	Woodstock Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			05LC	26 Jul 13	27 Jul 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			05ST	23 Aug 13	24 Aug 13	Fri/Sat	6:00PM - 10:00PM	St Thomas Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
			06LC	16 Aug 13	17 Aug 13	Fri/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$268.50	Register
CIVL-1013	Air Conditioning		07LC	07 May 13	21 May 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr	9:00AM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$255.46
COMM-1084	American Sign Language 101	Winter	02LC	03 Jul 13	04 Sep 13	Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$204.70	Register
ANAT-1026	Anatomy & Physiology 1 for RPNs	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$383.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$383.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$383.38	Register
ANAT-3004	Anatomy & Physiology 2 for RPNs	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$383.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$383.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$383.38	Register
ZOOL-9016	Animal Guides		01ST	08 Jul 13	15 Jul 13	Mon	7:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$48.96	Register
ACCT-1077	Applied QuickBooks	Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	12 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$272.38
ACCT-1029	Applied Simply Accounting for Windows		01SC	04 Jun 13	09 Jul 13	Tue/Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$204.70	Register
			01SC	09 Sep 13	02 Dec 13	Mon	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$209.50
			03SC	04 Jun 13	27 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	1:00PM - 2:50PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$204.70	Register
ACCT-1072	Applied Simply Accounting for Windows		40LC	13 May 13	12 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$272.38
PSYC-9069	Applied Suicide Intervention		01SC	19 Oct 13	20 Oct 13	Sat/Sun	8:30AM - 4:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$248.40
ARTS-1013	Art History & Theory	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
HLTH-1108	Assembly, Wrapping & Packing	Fall/Summer	40SC	01 Aug 13	28 Aug 13	Mon/Wed		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$170.86	Register
			40ST	01 Aug 13	28 Aug 13	Wed/Thr		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$170.86	Register
			41LC	01 Aug 13	28 Aug 13	Wed/Thr		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$170.86	Register
			41WC	01 Aug 13	28 Aug 13	Wed/Thr		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$170.86	Register
EDUC-1060	Assessment & Evaluation	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
ACCT-3025	Auditing 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
ACCT-1090	Auditing 2	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
CADD-1038	AutoCAD Fundamentals		01SC	09 Sep 13	02 Dec 13	Mon	6:00PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture, Laboratory	13FCE	$488.60
HLTH-9281	Backyard Herbal Remedies	Summer	01WC	17 Jun 13	24 Jun 13	Mon	6:00PM - 9:00PM	Woodstock Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$37.13	Register
FDMG-9184	Barbeque Gourmet		01WC	06 Jun 13	06 Jun 13	Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	Woodstock Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$48.63	Register
NRSG-1046	Basic Footcare for Nurses	Winter	60LC	10 Jun 13	11 Jun 13	Mon/Tue	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$297.50	Register
WOOD-3015	Basic Jig & Fixture Making		01LC	08 May 13	26 Jun 13	Wed	6:30PM - 10:30PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$335.98
BSCI-1086	Behaviour Managemnt&Crisis Intervention	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
HLTH-1124	Behavioural Skills Building	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
HLTH-1124	Behavioural Skills Building	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
BIOL-1026	Biology-College Prep	Winter	20GC	06 May 13	26 Jun 13	Mon/Wed	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
BIOL-1026	Biology-College Prep	Winter	20GCI	06 May 13	26 Jun 13	Mon/Wed	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$463.00
BIOL-0005	Biology-University Prep		20GC	08 Jul 13	26 Aug 13	Mon/Wed	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$289.30	Register
MKTG-1070	Boosting Your Website Traffic	Winter	55SC	06 May 13	30 Aug 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50
MKTG-1070	Boosting Your Website Traffic	Winter	57SC	01 Jul 13	26 Jul 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50	Register
COMP-9626	Building a Home Budget-Excel		01ST	03 Jun 13	04 Jun 13	Mon/Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$67.30	Register
MGMT-1194	Building&Maintaining Customer Relations	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	31 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
MGMT-1194	Building&Maintaining Customer Relations	Fall/Winter/Summer	50SC	10 May 13	31 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
COMM-3035	Business Communications 2	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMM-3035	Business Communications 2	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
FINA-1007	Business Finance	Fall/Winter/Summer	20LC	27 May 13	31 Jul 13	Mon/Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$373.90	Register
LAWS-1013	Business Law	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	15 May 13	21 Aug 13	Wed		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
LAWS-1013	Business Law	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LCI	15 May 13	21 Aug 13	Wed		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$463.00
LAWS-1061	Business Law	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
MATH-1052	Business Math	Fall/Winter/Summer	20LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
			40LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			50WC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
MGMT-1226	Business Mgmt-Organizational Behaviour	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
COMP-1090	Business Microcomputer Applications	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40SC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40ST	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40WC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			41LC	12 Jun 13	18 Sep 13	Wed		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
WRIT-1062	Business Report Writing	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
FINA-3035	Business Tax	Fall/Winter/Summer	03SC	16 Aug 13	30 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri/Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 2:50PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
FINA-3035	Business Tax	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	15 May 13	21 Aug 13	Wed		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
WRIT-1059	Business Writing Strategies	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
INFO-9019	Buying an iPad?		60ST	15 May 13	15 May 13	Wed	7:00PM - 8:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE
COMP-1344	C# Programming-Intro	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
MATH-1152	Calculus Prep Mathematics 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$534.50
CRIM-1033	Canadian Criminal Justice System	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
LAWS-1060	Canadian Law & Provincial Legislation	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$269.42
HUMA-1009	Career Planning B		30LC	06 May 13	08 Jul 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$148.30
HLTH-6021	Caregiving Skills in Dementia Care		01SC	21 Sep 13	02 Nov 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	Simcoe Campus Off Site	Lecture	13FCE	$181.00
REFR-9002	CFC/HCFC/HFC Certification	Winter	03LC	08 Jun 13	08 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$200.00	Register
			04LC	13 Jul 13	13 Jul 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$200.00	Register
			05LC	17 Aug 13	17 Aug 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$200.00	Register
CHEM-1017	Chemistry-College Prep	Winter	20GC	07 May 13	25 Jun 13	Tue/Thr	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
CHEM-1017	Chemistry-College Prep	Winter	20GCI	07 May 13	25 Jun 13	Tue/Thr	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$463.00
CHEM-0005	Chemistry-University Prep	Winter	20GC	09 Jul 13	27 Aug 13	Tue/Thr	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$289.30	Register
CHEM-0005	Chemistry-University Prep	Winter	20GCI	09 Jul 13	27 Aug 13	Tue/Thr	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$463.00	Register
ECED-1056	Child Development 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
ECED-1056	Child Development 1	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
ECED-3034	Child Development 2		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
HLTH-9280	Choices & Changes Clinician Influence		61LC	14 Jun 13	21 Jun 13	Fri	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$76.50	Register
INFO-3088	Cisco Certified Network Associate 2	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$506.30
INFO-5078	Cisco Certified Network Associate 3	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$506.30
EDUC-6029	Climate for Learning		20LC	06 Jul 13	17 Aug 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$486.70	Register
HLTH-1146	Clinical Experience	Winter/Summer	01LC	04 Jun 13	30 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Clinical	13SCE	$1163.50	Register
EDUC-6028	College Education Theory		20LC	11 May 13	22 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$486.70
DRIV-9058	Commercial Trucking Safety & Compliance	Winter	01LC	04 Jun 13	11 Jun 13	Tue	6:00PM - 10:00PM		Lecture	13SCE	$200.00	Register
DRIV-9058	Commercial Trucking Safety & Compliance	Winter	02LC	20 Aug 13	27 Aug 13	Tue	6:00PM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$200.00	Register
COMM-1093	Communication & Professional Practices	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMM-1053	Communication I	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
COMM-1061	Communication Techniques-ECE		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$269.42
COMM-1081	Communications-College Prep	Winter	20GC	06 May 13	26 Jun 13	Mon/Wed	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
CRIM-1026	Community Policing 2	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
CRIM-1020	Community Policing I	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
MGMT-1031	Compensation & Benefits	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	15 May 13	21 Aug 13	Wed		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
CADD-1073	Computer-Aided Drafting 1		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
ACCT-1094	Computerized Accounting		11LC	03 Jun 13	19 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	9:30AM - 1:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$317.50	Register
COMP-1128	Computerized Billing	Fall/Winter/Summer	07LC	21 May 13	05 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	12:00PM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$238.54
			11LC	21 May 13	31 May 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	9:30AM - 1:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$238.54
			20LC	02 Jul 13	27 Aug 13	Tue	6:00PM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$238.54	Register
COMP-9264	Computers - a Starting Point Level II		01SC	04 Jun 13	25 Jun 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$94.18	Register
COMP-9264	Computers - a Starting Point Level II		01ST	11 Jul 13	01 Aug 13	Thr	6:30PM - 9:30PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$94.18	Register
COMP-9301	Computers for the 'over 50' Gang		01SC	10 Sep 13	12 Nov 13	Tue	7:00PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Workshops	13FCE	$148.30
COMP-9301	Computers for the 'over 50' Gang		01ST	15 May 13	26 Jun 13	Wed	6:30PM - 9:30PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$144.94
CONS-1050	Construction Contracts & Documents	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$291.98
CRIM-1010	Cont Cdn Social Problems	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
FREN-9001	Conversational French I		01SC	10 Sep 13	12 Nov 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$171.50
FREN-9006	Conversational French II		01SC	09 Sep 13	18 Nov 13	Mon	6:30PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$171.50
SPAN-9021	Conversational Spanish 2		01SC	11 Sep 13	13 Nov 13	Wed	6:30PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$152.17
SPAN-9004	Conversational Spanish I		01SC	12 Sep 13	14 Nov 13	Thr	6:30PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$152.17
ACCT-3022	Cost Accounting I	Fall/Winter/Summer	01ST	07 May 13	13 Aug 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30
			03SC	16 Jul 13	09 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri/Fri	9:00AM - 1:50PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
			20LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
			40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40LCI	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$463.00
PSYC-5007	Counselling Skills 2		01LC	09 May 13	15 Aug 13	Thr/Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30
SOCI-1064	Counselling Skills in Oncology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
HLTH-9215	CPR (Level C or HCP) & AED		61LC	08 May 13	08 May 13	Wed	8:30AM - 2:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$65.00
			62LC	10 Jun 13	10 Jun 13	Mon	8:30AM - 2:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$65.00	Register
			63LC	15 Jun 13	15 Jun 13	Sat	8:30AM - 2:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$65.00	Register
			64LC	20 Jul 13	20 Jul 13	Sat	8:30AM - 2:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$65.00	Register
			65LC	17 Aug 13	17 Aug 13	Sat	8:30AM - 2:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$65.00	Register
INFO-9021	Creating Documents On Your iPad		01ST	12 Jun 13	19 Jun 13	Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$67.30	Register
COMP-1140	Creating Web Pages With Html	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
MGMT-1210	Creative & Critical Thinking		40LC	14 May 13	16 Jul 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$229.70
WRIT-1064	Creative Writing	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
WRIT-3008	Creative Writing-Inter	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
CRIM-1015	Criminal & Civil Law	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
CRIM-1016	Criminal Code	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
CRIM-1021	Criminal Code & Federal Statutes	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
LAWS-1058	Criminal Law-Legal Office Administration	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
PSYC-3015	Criminal Psychology-Criminal Minds 2	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
PSYC-3014	Criminal Psychology-Psychopathic Minds	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
PSYC-3014	Criminal Psychology-Psychopathic Minds	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
CRIM-1006	Criminology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
			50LCI	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$396.50
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
BSCI-1029	Crisis Intervention/Theories/Models	Fall/Winter	01SC	10 Sep 13	12 Nov 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$209.50
MGMT-1103	Critical and Creative Thinking	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13			London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
LIBS-1005	Critical Thinking	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
SOCI-1041	Cults & Terrorism	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
EDUC-1050	Current Issues in Adult Education	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
EDUC-6030	Curriculum Design & Delivery	Winter	20LC	07 Sep 13	19 Oct 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13FCE	$499.50
EDUC-6034	Curriculum Design & Delivery 2	Winter	20LC	26 Oct 13	14 Dec 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13FCE	$41.30
ECED-1057	Curriculum Development 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
ECED-5009	Curriculum Development 3	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
ECED-5009	Curriculum Development 3	Winter	50LCI	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$643.50
COMM-1076	Customer Service & Communication Skills	Fall/Winter/Summer	01SC	12 Sep 13	14 Nov 13	Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$209.50
			03SC	17 Oct 13	06 Nov 13	Mon/Wed/Thr/Thr	9:00AM - 4:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$209.50
			40LC	13 May 13	14 Jun 13	Mon/Wed		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$204.70
MGMT-1166	Customer Service & Office Etiquette		03SC	24 Sep 13	04 Dec 13	Tue/Wed	1:00PM - 4:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$209.50
MKTG-3027	Database Management		40LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
BUSI-1061	Dealing With Difficult People	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
BUSI-1061	Dealing With Difficult People	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
BSCI-1030	Death and Dying		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
BSCI-1030	Death and Dying		50WC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
HLTH-1105	Decontamination, Principles, Procedures	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	10 May 13	21 Jun 13	Thr/Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$255.46
			40SC	10 May 13	27 Jun 13	Thr/Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$255.46
			40ST	10 May 13	27 Jun 13	Thr/Fri		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$255.46
			40WC	10 May 13	21 Jun 13	Thr/Fri		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$255.46
DENT-1042	Dental Assistant Level 2 Program		01LC	10 Jun 13	28 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$2844.50	Register
DENT-1044	Dental Terminology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$314.54
PLAN-9002	Detailed Scheduling and Planning	Winter	01LC	15 May 13	14 Aug 13	Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$499.50
COMP-1446	Developing Web App w/ ASP.NET & C#	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMP-1446	Developing Web App w/ ASP.NET & C#	Winter	50LCI	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$510.50
INFO-1171	Developing/Implementing/Managing GIS	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
PSYC-1031	Developmental Psychology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
FILM-9001	Digital Filmmaking-Documentary Short	Summer	01LC	08 Jul 13	19 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri/Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	10:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$464.00	Register
COMP-1468	Digital Illustration		01LC	14 May 13	18 Jun 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Tutorial	13SCE	$299.00
COMP-1447	Digital Illustration & Design 1	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
PHOT-9058	Digital Imaging/Photoshop-Intro	Summer	01SC	11 Sep 13	09 Oct 13	Wed	6:00PM - 8:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Workshops	13FCE	$111.02
PHOT-9056	Digital Photography		01LC	17 Jun 13	21 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$300.00	Register
INFO-9022	Digital Photos On Your iPad		60ST	15 Jun 13	15 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 12:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$46.90	Register
SFTY-3005	Disability Management	Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
HLTH-1110	Disinfection & Sterile Concepts	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	10 May 13	28 Jun 13	Thr/Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40SC	10 May 13	04 Jul 13	Thr/Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40ST	10 May 13	04 Jul 13	Thr/Fri		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40WC	10 May 13	28 Jun 13	Thr/Fri		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
SOCI-3015	Diversity & First Nations	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
BSCI-1031	Domestic Violence		50WC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
ARTS-1061	Drawing & Visual Fundamental		01LC	07 May 13	23 Jul 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$238.54
ARTS-1061	Drawing & Visual Fundamental		01LCI	07 May 13	23 Jul 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$377.50
COMP-9475	Dreamweaver	Winter	60LC	01 Jun 13	01 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$261.00	Register
COMP-5058	Dreamweaver-Adv	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
DRIV-1012	Driver Ed. Instructor Part 1		02LC	22 Jul 13	02 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture, Laboratory	13SCE	$2750.00	Register
DRIV-3001	Driver Ed. Instructor Part 2		02LC	05 Aug 13	16 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture, Laboratory	13SCE	$2750.00	Register
DRIV-9025	Driver Ed-Motorcycle	Winter	07LC	02 May 13	05 May 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50
			08LC	09 May 13	12 May 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50
			09LC	13 May 13	22 May 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	5:30PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50
			10LC	16 May 13	19 May 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50
			11LC	23 May 13	26 May 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			12LC	27 May 13	05 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	5:30PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			13LC	30 May 13	02 Jun 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			14LC	06 Jun 13	09 Jun 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			15LC	13 Jun 13	16 Jun 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			16LC	20 Jun 13	23 Jun 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			17LC	24 Jun 13	26 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			18LC	24 Jun 13	03 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	5:30PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			19LC	27 Jun 13	30 Jun 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			20LC	01 Jul 13	03 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			21LC	04 Jul 13	07 Jul 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			22LC	08 Jul 13	10 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			23LC	08 Jul 13	17 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	5:30PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			24LC	11 Jul 13	14 Jul 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			25LC	15 Jul 13	17 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			26LC	18 Jul 13	21 Jul 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			27LC	22 Jul 13	24 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			28LC	22 Jul 13	31 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	5:30PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			29LC	25 Jul 13	28 Jul 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			30LC	29 Jul 13	31 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			31LC	01 Aug 13	04 Aug 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			32LC	05 Aug 13	07 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			33LC	08 Aug 13	11 Aug 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			34LC	12 Aug 13	14 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			35LC	12 Aug 13	21 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	5:30PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			36LC	15 Aug 13	18 Aug 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			37LC	22 Aug 13	25 Aug 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			38LC	29 Aug 13	01 Sep 13	Thr/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			50CL	06 Jun 13	15 Jun 13	Thr/Sat	8:00AM - 9:30PM	Clinton Offsite	Online	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			51CL	04 Jul 13	13 Jul 13	Thr/Sat	8:00AM - 9:30PM	Clinton Offsite	Online	13SCE	$433.50	Register
			52CL	15 Aug 13	24 Aug 13	Thr/Sat	8:00AM - 9:30PM	Clinton Offsite	Online	13SCE	$433.50	Register
BSCI-1098	Drug Knowledge: Addiction & Behaviour		40LC	02 Jul 13	06 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$131.38	Register
COMP-1450	Dynamic Websites with AMP	Winter	50LCI	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$643.50
ECED-3025	Early Development & Relationships		10LC	17 Jun 13	10 Jul 13	Mon/Wed		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
ECED-1059	ECE Practices-Intro	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
ECON-1002	Economics I	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
ECON-1002	Economics I	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LCI	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$463.00
ECON-1005	Economics II	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
ECON-1005	Economics II	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LCI	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$463.00
EDUC-6035	Educational Leadership		20LC	20 Aug 13	08 Oct 13	Tue/Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$543.10	Register
ECED-3003	Educational Perspectives		10LC	21 May 13	12 Jun 13	Mon/Wed		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$204.70
BUSI-1074	Effective Case Management	Winter	01SC	11 Sep 13	04 Dec 13	Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$261.70
MKTG-9026	Email Marketing 101		60LC	04 Jun 13	05 Jun 13	Tue/Wed	6:30PM - 9:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$261.00	Register
EMGT-5001	Emergency Management	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$269.42
ENGL-1042	English 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
ENGL-3018	English 2	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
COMM-0008	English-University Prep	Winter	20GC	08 Jul 13	26 Aug 13	Mon/Wed	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$289.30	Register
BUSI-1112	Entrepreneurship	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
ENVR-1016	Environmental Citizenship	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
NRSG-6046	Environmental Emergencies		40LC	03 Jun 13	24 Jun 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$148.30	Register
SFTY-1018	Ergonomics	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
EASL-9003	ESL Everyday Situations-Beginner	Winter/Summer	40GC	01 Oct 13	20 Dec 13			London Campus Off Site	Online	13FCE	$319.00
PHOT-9066	Essentials of Approach		01LC	11 Jun 13	02 Jul 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$106.00	Register
AEST-1045	Esthetics Body Care		20LC	07 May 13	13 Aug 13	Tue/Tue	6:00PM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$743.10
MGMT-3021	Ethical Issues in Business	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
MGMT-3021	Ethical Issues in Business	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
HLTH-1167	Ethics & Professionalism	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
HLTH-1167	Ethics & Professionalism	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
EDUC-6032	Evaluation/Assessment		40LC	22 Jun 13	10 Aug 13	Sat		London Campus	Online	13SCE	$543.10	Register
PLAN-1019	Event Planning		20LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
COMP-1362	Excel Spreadsheets	Fall/Winter/Summer	01SC	12 Sep 13	19 Dec 13	Thr	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$296.50
			03SC	10 Jul 13	28 Aug 13	Wed/Wed	9:00AM - 3:50PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
			40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			41LC	12 Jun 13	18 Sep 13	Wed		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
CIVL-1052	Exterior Inspection	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
AEST-9035	Eyelash Extension		60LC	06 May 13	09 May 13	Mon/Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$401.50
DEVL-1030	Facilitating an Online Course	Fall/Winter/Summer	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
SKLS-6001	Facilitation Skills		20LC	16 May 13	22 Aug 13	Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
ARTS-9179	Faerie Enchantment		01ST	25 Jun 13	02 Jul 13	Tue	7:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$48.96	Register
BSCI-1094	Family Counselling		40LC	10 May 13	26 Jul 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$232.90
BSCI-1094	Family Counselling		50WC	10 May 13	26 Jul 13	Fri		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$308.90
WRKE-0001	Field Placement-Food Service Worker	Fall/Winter/Summer	02ST	27 May 13	21 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 2:00PM	St Thomas Campus Off Site	Field Placement	13SCE	$193.10	Register
MATH-1087	Finance & Accounting Math	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
HLTH-9101	First Aid - Red Cross Standard		01TC	22 Aug 13	23 Aug 13	Thr/Fri	8:00AM - 4:30PM	Tillsonburg Centre	Lecture	13SCE	$142.90	Register
HLTH-9088	First Aid With Cpr		01SC	04 May 13	05 May 13	Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 5:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$157.32
			01SC	10 Sep 13	15 Oct 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$162.00
			02SC	21 May 13	25 Jun 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$157.32
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			03SC	19 Oct 13	20 Oct 13	Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 5:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$63.40
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			04SC	09 Nov 13	16 Nov 13	Sat	8:00AM - 5:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$162.00
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			05SC	16 Sep 13	18 Dec 13	Mon/Tue/Wed	9:00AM - 4:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$162.00
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HLTH-9251	First Aid with Level HCP CPR		01SC	04 May 13	05 May 13	Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 6:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$167.56
			01SC	10 Sep 13	15 Oct 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:40PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$67.60
			02SC	21 May 13	25 Jun 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:40PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$167.56
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			03SC	19 Oct 13	20 Oct 13	Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 6:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$67.60
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			04SC	09 Nov 13	16 Nov 13	Sat	8:00AM - 6:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$172.00
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CRIM-2002	First Nations Peoples	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$314.54
HLTH-9252	First Responder Recertification		60LC	18 Jun 13	20 Jun 13	Tue/Wed/Thr	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$250.00	Register
HLTH-9025	Food Handler Certification		02TC	21 May 13	23 May 13	Tue/Thr	5:00PM - 9:00PM	Tillsonburg Centre	Lecture	13SCE	$50.50
HLTH-9201	Food Handler Recertification		01WC	11 Jun 13	11 Jun 13	Tue	5:00PM - 9:00PM	Woodstock Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$32.50	Register
FDMG-1058	Food Preparation and Service	Fall/Winter/Summer	03SC	25 Nov 13	12 Dec 13	Mon/Wed/Mon/Wed/Thr/Mon/Wed/Thr	9:00AM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$296.50
FDMG-1058	Food Preparation and Service	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	03 Jul 13	Mon/Wed		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
FDMG-2003	Foodsafe	Fall/Winter/Summer	03SC	11 Nov 13	27 Nov 13	Mon/Wed/Thr	9:00AM - 12:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$174.70
FDMG-2003	Foodsafe	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	17 Jun 13	12 Jul 13	Mon/Wed		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$170.86	Register
HLTH-9171	Footcare for Personal Support Worker	Winter	07CL	12 Jun 13	26 Jun 13	Wed	9:00AM - 2:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$152.10	Register
DRIV-9022	Fork Lift Truck Driver Training	Winter	01LC	18 Jun 13	22 Jun 13	Tue/Thr/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$241.15	Register
DRIV-9022	Fork Lift Truck Driver Training	Winter	01WC	07 May 13	11 May 13	Tue/Thr/Sat	8:00AM - 10:00PM	Woodstock Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$241.15
EDUC-1051	Foundations of Education	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
HLTH-1151	Foundations of Patient Transport		40LC	06 May 13	08 Jul 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$204.70
FREN-1004	French 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$373.38
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$373.38	Register
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			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$373.38	Register
FREN-3004	French 2	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$373.38
FREN-3004	French 2	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$373.38	Register
FREN-5002	French 3	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$373.38
BEVR-1015	From Bush to Cup		01LC	09 May 13	20 Jun 13	Thr	6:30PM - 9:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$162.02
FNDR-6006	Fund Development Writing		40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
MATH-1147	Fundamental Mathematics		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
BUSI-9101	Fundamentals of Project Scheduling	Winter	60LC	21 Jun 13	21 Jun 13	Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$277.00	Register
MACH-1140	Gas Technician 2-Level 3		01WC	14 May 13	24 Jul 13	Tue/Wed/Thr/Mon	5:30PM - 10:00PM	Woodstock Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$1168.00
MACH-1140	Gas Technician 2-Level 3		02WC	14 May 13	24 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr	5:30PM - 9:30PM	Woodstock Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$0.00
MACH-1142	Gas Technician 3-Level 2	Fall/Winter	01WC	08 May 13	11 Jul 13	Wed/Thr/Tue	5:30PM - 10:00PM	Woodstock Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$991.02
INFO-9020	Getting Started With Your iPad		01ST	21 May 13	22 May 13	Tue/Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$67.30
INFO-1158	GIS Software-ArcView	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
INFO-1172	Global Positioning Systems	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
SOSC-1011	Global Warming Concepts	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
RECN-9033	Golf - Intermediate		01WC	27 May 13	24 Jun 13	Mon	6:00PM - 7:00PM	Woodstock Campus Off Site	Laboratory	13SCE	$77.39	Register
RECN-9033	Golf - Intermediate		02WC	27 May 13	24 Jun 13	Mon	7:00PM - 8:00PM	Woodstock Campus Off Site	Laboratory	13SCE	$77.39	Register
RECN-9056	Golf for Kids		01TC	02 May 13	30 May 13	Thr	4:00PM - 5:00PM	Tillsonburg Centre Off Site	Laboratory	13SCE	$66.77
			02WC	24 May 13	21 Jun 13	Fri	5:00PM - 6:00PM	Woodstock Campus Off Site	Laboratory	13SCE	$66.77	Register
			03WC	24 May 13	21 Jun 13	Fri	6:00PM - 7:00PM	Woodstock Campus Off Site	Laboratory	13SCE	$66.77	Register
			04WC	24 May 13	21 Jun 13	Fri	7:00PM - 8:00PM	Woodstock Campus Off Site	Laboratory	13SCE	$66.77	Register
RECN-9026	Golf Instruction		07TC	02 May 13	30 May 13	Thr	5:00PM - 6:00PM	Tillsonburg Centre Off Site	Laboratory	13SCE	$77.39
BUSI-1141	Google Analytics	Winter	55SC	06 May 13	31 May 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50
BUSI-1141	Google Analytics	Winter	57SC	01 Jul 13	26 Jul 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50	Register
DIGL-1023	Growing Up Digital	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
ECED-1058	Guidance of the Young Child	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
SFTY-3004	Hazard Management	Fall/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
HLTH-9258	Healing Chakras		01ST	03 Jun 13	10 Jun 13	Mon	7:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$48.96	Register
HLTH-1178	Healthy Adult Aging	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
ENVR-1006	Heating		07LC	22 May 13	04 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr	9:00AM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$255.46	Register
CIVL-1048	Heating Inspection 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
CIVL-1049	Heating Inspection 2	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
PSYC-6003	Helping Families in Crisis		40LC	13 May 13	31 May 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$120.10
HLTH-9268	Herbal Teas		01ST	19 Aug 13	26 Aug 13	Mon	7:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$48.96	Register
RECN-1034	Hockey Hall of Fame Presents	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMP-9627	Home Inventory in Excel		01ST	10 Jun 13	11 Jun 13	Mon/Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$67.30	Register
CIVL-1041	Hospital Building Systems		07LC	19 Jun 13	03 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr	9:00AM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$255.46	Register
MGMT-1049	How to Start a Small Business	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
COMP-1158	HTML - Level II	Winter	01LC	18 Jun 13	16 Jul 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$120.10	Register
MGMT-1107	Human Relations		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
MGMT-1211	Human Relations		40LC	14 May 13	16 Jul 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$229.70
MGMT-4001	Human Resources Planning	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
MGMT-4001	Human Resources Planning	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LCI	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$463.00
SOSC-1010	Human Sexuality	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
SOSC-1010	Human Sexuality	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
HLTH-1119	Ident, Care & Handling of Instrumention	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	02 Jul 13	22 Aug 13	Tue/Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$306.22	Register
			40SC	02 Jul 13	25 Aug 13	Tue/Thr		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$306.22	Register
			40ST	02 Jul 13	22 Aug 13	Tue/Thr		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$306.22	Register
			40WC	02 Jul 13	22 Aug 13	Tue/Thr		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$306.22	Register
EASL-9019	IELTS Preparation Training Package	Winter	02GC	08 Jun 13	08 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus Off Site	Workshops	13SCE	$349.00	Register
ECED-3020	Infant/Toddler Curriculum	Fall	10LC	15 Jul 13	07 Aug 13	Thr/Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
EDUC-1062	Instructional Techniques	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
BUSI-1134	Integrating Social Media in Your Busines	Winter	56SC	03 Jun 13	28 Jun 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50	Register
			58SC	05 Aug 13	30 Aug 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50	Register
			60WC	03 Jun 13	28 Jun 13			Woodstock Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$221.50	Register
ACCT-3039	Intermediate Accounting 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
ACCT-3039	Intermediate Accounting 1	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34	Register
ACCT-3044	Intermediate Accounting 2	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
INFO-9027	Internet Basics on Your iPad		60ST	29 May 13	29 May 13	Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$46.90	Register
COMP-1008	Internet Essentials	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
SOCI-1022	Interpersonal and Group Dynamics	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
SOCI-1022	Interpersonal and Group Dynamics	Winter	50LCI	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$539.00
COMM-1106	Interpersonal Communication-ECE	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
CRIM-1017	Interviewing and Investigation	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
HLTH-1121	Intro to Applied Behaviour Analysis	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$449.90
HLTH-1121	Intro to Applied Behaviour Analysis	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$449.90
COMP-1145	Intro to Ms Outlook		50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
COMP-1145	Intro to Ms Outlook		50WC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
CRIM-1002	Intro to Psychology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
SOCI-1030	Intro to Sociology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
HLTH-1122	Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
HLTH-1122	Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
BUSI-1005	Introduction to Business Processes	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40LCI	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$463.00
			40SC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40ST	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40WC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			41LC	12 Jun 13	18 Sep 13	Wed		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
LIBS-1004	Introduction to Children's Literature	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
COMP-1016	Introduction to Computers	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMP-1016	Introduction to Computers	Fall/Winter/Summer	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMP-1148	Introduction to Dreamweaver	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
BUSI-1111	Introduction to e-Business	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
LAWS-1014	Introduction to Health Care Law	Winter	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
WRIT-9022	Introduction to Minute-Writing	Winter	60LC	14 Jun 13	14 Jun 13	Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$277.00	Register
PFLP-1016	Investigation & Evidence	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
COMP-9636	iPad for Business		01WC	23 May 13	23 May 13	Thr	9:00AM - 3:30PM	Woodstock Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$97.30	Register
INFO-9026	iPad for Business		60ST	13 Jul 13	13 Jul 13	Sat	9:30AM - 4:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$67.30	Register
INFO-9028	iPad Level 1		01ST	28 May 13	25 Jun 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$145.91	Register
FDMG-9186	Italian Cooking		60LC	15 Jun 13	15 Jun 13	Sat	10:00AM - 3:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$137.00	Register
COMP-1199	Java Intermediate	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10	Register
COMP-1152	Java Introduction	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10	Register
COMP-1190	Javascript		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMP-1359	Keyboarding Essentials	Winter	03SC	30 Sep 13	24 Oct 13	Mon/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$122.50
OFAD-1008	Keyboarding for Computers		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
OFAD-1008	Keyboarding for Computers		50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
LAWS-1015	Labour & Employment Law	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
MGMT-1018	Labour Relations	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
MGMT-1018	Labour Relations	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LCI	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$463.00
MGMT-9094	Leadership Coaching	Winter	60LC	14 May 13	14 May 13	Tue	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus Off Site	Workshops	13SCE	$277.00
MGMT-3010	Leadership in Organizations		40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
MGMT-1212	Leading Responsibly		40LC	18 Jul 13	19 Sep 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$229.70	Register
MGMT-1213	Leading Teams		40LC	18 Jul 13	19 Sep 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$229.70	Register
LAWS-1057	Legal Terminology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
BSCI-9049	Life Skills Coach Training Level 2		01LC	06 May 13	22 Jul 13	Mon	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$450.00
BSCI-9053	Linking Cultures Workshops		61LC	15 May 13	15 May 13	Wed	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$75.00
BSCI-9053	Linking Cultures Workshops		62LC	05 Jun 13	05 Jun 13	Wed	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$75.00	Register
DRIV-9030	M2 Exit Training & Test		03LC	03 May 13	05 May 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00
			04LC	10 May 13	12 May 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00
			05LC	24 May 13	26 May 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			06LC	31 May 13	02 Jun 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			07LC	07 Jun 13	09 Jun 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			08LC	14 Jun 13	16 Jul 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			09LC	21 Jun 13	23 Jun 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			10LC	05 Jul 13	07 Jul 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			11LC	12 Jul 13	14 Jul 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			12LC	19 Jul 13	21 Jul 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			13LC	26 Jul 13	28 Jul 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			14LC	09 Aug 13	11 Aug 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			15LC	16 Aug 13	18 Aug 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
			16LC	23 Aug 13	25 Aug 13	Fri/Sat/Sun	8:00AM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$375.00	Register
WOOD-1005	Machinery		01AP	10 Jun 13	12 Aug 13	Mon	4:00PM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$79.68	Register
ECON-1021	Macroeconomics		51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
ACCT-1020	Management Accounting	Fall/Winter/Summer	20LC	27 May 13	01 Aug 13	Mon/Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$373.90	Register
PHRM-3024	Management of Drug Distribution	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$331.46
MGMT-1237	Management Principles	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
MGMT-1223	Management/Leadership Skills	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10	Register
MKTG-1081	Marketing 1	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
MKTG-3009	Marketing Research Methods I		40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
MKTG-1075	Marketing Using Social Media	Winter	55SC	06 May 13	31 May 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50
			57SC	01 Jul 13	26 Jul 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50	Register
			60WC	06 May 13	31 May 13			Woodstock Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$221.50
ADMN-9008	Massage Therapy Admin Motor Vehicle		60LC	26 May 13	26 May 13	Sun	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$183.50	Register
MGMT-3063	Materials & Operations Management	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
MATH-1165	Math Fundamentals	Winter	20GC	07 May 13	25 Jun 13	Tue/Thr	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
MATH-1165	Math Fundamentals	Winter	20GCI	07 May 13	25 Jun 13	Tue/Thr	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$463.00
MATH-1174	Mathematics-University Prep	Winter	20GC	09 Jul 13	27 Aug 13	Tue/Thr	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$289.30	Register
OFAD-1010	Medical Keyboarding	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
OFAD-1011	Medical Office Procedures	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
OFAD-1013	Medical OHIP Billing	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
HLTH-1130	Medical Terminology	Winter/Summer	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
COMP-1130	Medical Transcription	Fall/Winter/Summer	07LC	07 Aug 13	20 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	12:00PM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Laboratory	13SCE	$289.30	Register
COMP-1130	Medical Transcription	Fall/Winter/Summer	11LC	24 Jun 13	10 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	9:30AM - 1:30PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$289.30	Register
OFAD-3002	Medical Transcription-Inter	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
HLTH-9267	Meditation Realm		60ST	17 Jun 13	17 Jun 13	Mon	7:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$26.50	Register
HLTH-9260	Mental Health First Aid		01SC	11 Sep 13	02 Oct 13	Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Workshops	13FCE	$185.00
HLTH-1118	Microbiology & Infection	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	10 May 13	20 Jun 13	Thr/Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$238.54
			40SC	10 May 13	20 Jun 13	Thr/Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$238.54
			40ST	10 May 13	20 Jun 13	Thr/Fri		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$238.54
			40WC	10 May 13	20 Jun 13	Tue/Thr/Fri		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$238.54
ECON-3006	Microeconomics		51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
COMP-1378	Microsoft Office Essentials	Fall/Winter/Summer	01LC	09 May 13	15 Aug 13	Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30
COMP-1378	Microsoft Office Essentials	Fall/Winter/Summer	01ST	09 May 13	15 Aug 13	Thr	6:30PM - 9:30PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30
COMP-9511	Microsoft Project Basics	Winter	60LC	24 May 13	24 May 13	Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$296.00	Register
MKTG-1072	Mobile Marketing Package	Winter	56LC	03 Jun 13	30 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$621.50	Register
MTNC-3002	Module 5 Developing Maintenance Tactics	Winter	01LC	16 May 13	18 Jul 13	Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$637.50
PSYC-9090	Moon Magick		01ST	11 Jun 13	18 Jun 13	Tue	7:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$48.96	Register
BUSI-1089	Mortgage Agent Program	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
DRIV-9033	Motorcycle Practice/Retest		01LC	04 May 13	04 May 13	Sat	4:30PM - 7:30PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$85.00
DRIV-9033	Motorcycle Practice/Retest		02LC	13 May 13	13 May 13	Mon	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$85.00
MECH-9035	Motorcycle Repair 101	Winter	01LC	12 Jun 13	24 Jul 13	Wed	7:00PM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$149.50	Register
DRIV-9057	Motorcycles-Intro		02LC	04 May 13	04 May 13	Sat	4:00PM - 7:30PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$98.50
			03LC	25 May 13	25 May 13	Sat	4:00PM - 7:30PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$98.50	Register
			04LC	10 Jun 13	10 Jun 13	Mon	5:30PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$98.50	Register
			05LC	08 Jul 13	08 Jul 13	Mon	5:30PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$98.50	Register
			06LC	22 Jul 13	22 Jul 13	Mon	5:30PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$98.50	Register
			07LC	24 Aug 13	24 Aug 13	Sat	4:00PM - 7:30PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$98.50	Register
COMP-1022	Ms Access	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
			50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			51SC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52SC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53SC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
COMP-1050	Ms Access-Advanced	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
COMP-1023	Ms Excel	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
			50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			51SC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52SC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53SC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
COMP-9602	MS Excel Level 1	Winter	01WC	15 May 13	15 May 13	Wed	9:00AM - 3:30PM	Woodstock Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$97.30
			02TC	24 May 13	24 May 13	Fri	9:00AM - 3:30PM	Tillsonburg Centre	Workshops	13SCE	$97.30	Register
			60LC	16 May 13	16 May 13	Thr	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$296.00
COMP-9603	MS Excel Level 2	Winter	01WC	30 May 13	30 May 13	Thr	9:00AM - 3:30PM	Woodstock Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$97.30	Register
COMP-9603	MS Excel Level 2	Winter	60LC	21 Jun 13	21 Jun 13	Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$296.00	Register
COMP-1051	Ms Excel-Advanced	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
COMP-1374	MS Office	Winter/Summer	01LC	11 Jun 13	11 Jul 13	Tue/Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$335.50	Register
COMP-1374	MS Office	Winter/Summer	20LC	07 May 13	09 Jul 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$335.50
COMP-1442	MS Office	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
COMP-1024	Ms Powerpoint	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
COMP-9608	MS PowerPoint	Winter	02WC	12 Jun 13	12 Jun 13	Wed	9:00AM - 3:30PM	Woodstock Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$97.30	Register
COMP-1021	Ms Word	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
			50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			51SC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52SC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53SC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
COMP-9607	MS Word	Winter	01TC	07 Jun 13	07 Jun 13	Fri	9:00AM - 3:30PM	Tillsonburg Centre	Workshops	13SCE	$97.30	Register
COMP-1049	Ms Word - Advanced	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
HLTH-9256	MTA-Orthopedic Assessment		60LC	23 Jun 13	23 Jun 13	Sun	9:00AM - 5:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$203.50	Register
MUSC-9051	Music Skills 1		01LC	07 May 13	25 Jun 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	London Campus	Tutorial	13SCE	$206.50
LIBS-1002	Myths and Legends	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
SYST-1023	Network+	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
NRSG-1059	Nursing Pre-Readiness Assessment 1	Winter/Summer	40GC	01 Oct 13	20 Dec 13			London Campus Off Site	Online	13FCE	$512.50
NRSG-1060	Nursing Pre-Readiness Assessment 2	Winter/Summer	40GC	01 Oct 13	20 Dec 13			London Campus Off Site	Online	13FCE	$512.50
NUTR-1019	Nutrition	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
NUTR-1010	Nutrition in Health Care	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
NUTR-1007	Nutrition Throughout the Lifecycle	Fall/Winter/Summer	01WC	08 May 13	10 Jul 13	Wed	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Woodstock Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$204.70
NUTR-1007	Nutrition Throughout the Lifecycle	Fall/Winter/Summer	03SC	21 Oct 13	07 Nov 13	Thr/Mon/Wed/Thr	9:00AM - 4:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$209.50
ECED-1060	Observing the Young Child	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$269.42
SFTY-6002	Occupational Health & Safety Legislation	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	16 May 13	22 Aug 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
HLTH-1015	Occupational Health and Safety	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
HLTH-1015	Occupational Health and Safety	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LCI	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$463.00
OFAD-1005	Office Technology & Procedures	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34	Register
MGMT-6021	Organizational Behaviour	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	16 May 13	22 Aug 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
COMM-6002	Organizational Business Communication		20LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
			21LC	11 Jun 13	17 Sep 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30	Register
			40LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			41LC	12 Jun 13	18 Sep 13	Wed		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
			41LCI	12 Jun 13	18 Sep 13	Wed		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$463.00	Register
HLTH-1010	Organizational Skills	Fall/Winter/Summer	01SC	12 Sep 13	19 Dec 13	Thr	6:00PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$287.50
			07LC	27 Jun 13	18 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	12:00PM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
			40LC	06 May 13	12 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
MGMT-1008	Organizing the Project Team	Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
BSCI-1206	Orientation to Palliative Care	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$276.70
ARTS-9191	Painting for Pleasure		01LC	22 Jul 13	26 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	10:00AM - 2:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$209.00	Register
COMM-1115	Palliative Care Communications	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$224.30
EDUC-1069	Parent & Staff Training	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
EDUC-1069	Parent & Staff Training	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
HLTH-1162	Pathophysiology 1 for RPN	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
HLTH-3037	Pathophysiology 2 for RPN	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
HLTH-1091	Patient Preparation	Fall/Winter/Summer	01SC	10 Sep 13	15 Oct 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$130.90
			07LC	10 May 13	17 May 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	12:00PM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$137.02
			11LC	13 May 13	17 May 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri/Thr	9:30AM - 1:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$145.02
BAKE-3004	Patissier Practical Module 2		01LC	06 May 13	14 Jun 13			London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$547.58
ACCT-1060	Payroll Administration	Fall/Winter/Summer	03SC	24 Jun 13	19 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri/Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 2:50PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$204.70	Register
			40LC	27 May 13	29 Jul 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$204.70	Register
			40SC	27 May 13	29 Jul 13	Mon		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$204.70	Register
			40ST	27 May 13	29 Jul 13	Mon		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$204.70	Register
			40WC	27 May 13	29 Jul 13	Mon		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$204.70	Register
ACCT-1082	Payroll Administration	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
ACCT-1059	Payroll Compliance Legislation	Winter	01LC	14 May 13	13 Aug 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$272.38
ACCT-3033	Payroll Fundamentals 2		01LC	14 May 13	13 Aug 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$272.38
COMP-1460	PC Hardware & File Management		03SC	19 Sep 13	27 Sep 13	Wed/Thr/Fri/Mon/Wed/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$174.70
MGMT-9101	Performance Management	Winter	60LC	11 Jun 13	11 Jun 13	Tue	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus Off Site	Workshops	13SCE	$277.00	Register
MGMT-1092	Personal Success	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
FINA-3008	Personal Taxation	Fall/Winter/Summer	03SC	22 Jul 13	16 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri/Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 2:50PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
FINA-3008	Personal Taxation	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
PSYC-1081	Personality Psychology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
ARTS-9194	Pet Portraits-Dog & Cat Acrylic		01LC	07 May 13	25 Jun 13	Tue	6:30PM - 9:30PM	London Campus	Tutorial	13SCE	$195.00
HLTH-1117	Pharmacology for PSW's	Winter	07CL	03 Jul 13	07 Aug 13	Wed	9:00AM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$204.70	Register
HLTH-1117	Pharmacology for PSW's	Winter	20LC	08 May 13	10 Jul 13	Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$204.70
PHRM-3019	Pharmacology in DSW	Fall	01LC	06 May 13	25 Jun 13	Mon/Tue	8:00AM - 11:00AM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30
PHRM-1057	Pharmacology-Med Office Professionals	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$314.54
PHRM-3025	Pharmacology-Pharmacy Tech Bridging	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$297.62
PHOT-9007	Photography		01ST	15 May 13	12 Jun 13	Wed	6:30PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$91.50
PHOT-1057	Photography-Digital	Fall/Winter/Summer	01LC	08 May 13	10 Jul 13	Wed	6:30PM - 9:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$204.70
PHOT-9059	Photography-Inter		01SC	03 Jun 13	24 Jun 13	Mon	6:00PM - 9:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$122.50	Register
PHYS-1035	Physics-Health & Pre-Tech	Winter	20GC	06 May 13	26 Jun 13	Mon/Wed	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
PHYS-0007	Physics-University Prep	Winter	20GC	08 Jul 13	26 Aug 13	Mon/Wed	5:30PM - 8:30PM	London Campus Off Site	Blended	13SCE	$289.30	Register
RECN-9068	Pilates		01ST	16 May 13	18 Jul 13	Thr	7:00PM - 8:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$90.02
WRIT-1065	Poetry Writing	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
CRIM-3002	Police Powers 2	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$269.42
MATH-0015	Prep for Calculus & Vectors		01	06 May 13	16 Aug 13			London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30
MATH-0015	Prep for Calculus & Vectors		01INT	06 May 13	16 Aug 13			London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$463.00
BEVR-3003	Preparation & Consumption		01LC	27 Jun 13	01 Aug 13	Thr	6:30PM - 9:30PM	London Campus	Tutorial	13SCE	$162.02	Register
COMP-1154	Presentations & Desktop Publishing	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10
			50SC	13 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10
			50WC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10
ACCT-1004	Principles of Accounting 1	Fall/Winter/Summer	01SC	09 Sep 13	18 Nov 13	Mon/Thr	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$374.50
			01ST	06 May 13	17 Jul 13	Mon/Wed	6:30PM - 9:30PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$373.90
			03SC	13 May 13	03 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri/Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 2:50PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$373.90
			20LC	15 May 13	21 Aug 13	Wed/Mon/Mon	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$373.90
			20LCI	15 May 13	21 Aug 13	Wed/Mon/Mon	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$605.50
			21LC	13 Jun 13	19 Sep 13	Thr/Tue/Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$373.90	Register
			40LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue/Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$373.90
			40SC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue/Mon		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$373.90
			40ST	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Mon/Tue		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$373.90
			40WC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13			Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$373.90
			41LC	13 Jun 13	19 Sep 13	Thr/Tue/Tue		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$373.90	Register
ACCT-1011	Principles of Accounting II	Fall/Winter/Summer	03SC	03 Jun 13	15 Jul 13	Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri/Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 3:50PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$458.50	Register
			20LC	15 May 13	21 Aug 13	Wed/Mon/Mon	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$458.50
			40LC	15 May 13	21 Aug 13	Wed/Mon/Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$458.50
			41LC	12 Jun 13	18 Sep 13	Wed/Mon/Mon		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$458.50	Register
MGMT-1006	Principles of Human Resources Management	Fall/Winter/Summer	20LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
			40LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40SC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40ST	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40WC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			41LC	11 Jun 13	17 Sep 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
ECED-6006	Principles of Inclusion		30LC	06 May 13	29 Jul 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$255.46
MKTG-1012	Principles of Marketing I	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
HLTH-1007	Processing of Physicians' Orders	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	06 May 13	08 Jul 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$204.70
PHRM-1046	Product Preparation Phrm Tech Bridging	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$297.62
WOOD-1009	Production Methods I		01AP	19 Aug 13	30 Sep 13	Mon	4:00PM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$53.12	Register
COMM-1054	Professional Communication	Fall/Winter/Summer	07LC	06 Jun 13	26 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	12:00PM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
COMM-1054	Professional Communication	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	06 May 13	24 Jun 13	Mon/Wed		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
BUSI-1075	Professional Ethics	Winter	01SC	16 Sep 13	07 Oct 13	Mon	6:00PM - 8:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$93.50
PHRM-1045	Professional Practice Pharmacy Tech	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
ECED-3010	Professionalism in ECE		10LC	12 Aug 13	04 Sep 13	Mon/Wed		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
MGMT-6020	Project Management	Fall/Winter/Summer	10LC	10 Jun 13	28 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
			20LC	15 May 13	21 Aug 13	Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
			20LCI	15 May 13	21 Aug 13	Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$463.00
			40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
COMP-1411	Project Management Scheduling Software	Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
MGMT-1199	Project Management-Intro	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
MGMT-6005	Project Risk Management	Winter/Summer	40LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
CRIM-1024	Provincial Offences	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
HLTH-3021	PSW Clinical Consolidation Practicum	Winter/Summer	01SC	21 Jul 13	02 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	8:00AM - 5:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Clinical	13SCE	$543.10	Register
HLTH-3021	PSW Clinical Consolidation Practicum	Winter/Summer	07LC	17 Jun 13	31 Jul 13			Clinton Offsite	Clinical	13SCE	$339.70	Register
HLTH-3022	PSW Community Practicum	Winter	01SC	06 Aug 13	21 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	8:00AM - 5:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Clinical	13SCE	$576.94	Register
			07LC	01 Aug 13	31 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri	6:00AM - 2:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Clinical	13SCE	$224.62	Register
			09LC	01 Jun 13	30 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	6:00AM - 2:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Clinical	13SCE	$224.62	Register
HLTH-3020	PSW Long Term Care Clinical Practicum	Winter	07LC	13 May 13	14 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri	6:00AM - 2:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Clinical	13SCE	$926.62
MATH-1179	Quantitative Methods 1	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
COMP-9524	Quickbooks in a Day	Winter	60LC	11 May 13	11 May 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$296.00
ACCT-5011	Quickbooks-Adv	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMP-1418	Quickbooks-Intro	Fall/Winter/Summer	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
			50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
SOCI-1040	Racism & Discrimination	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
SOCI-1040	Racism & Discrimination	Winter	50LCI	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$510.50
OFAD-1006	Records Maintenance	Fall/Winter/Summer	07LC	19 Jul 13	06 Aug 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	12:00PM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$238.54	Register
MGMT-1028	Recruitment and Selection	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
HLTH-9257	Reiki		01ST	28 May 13	04 Jun 13	Tue	7:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$48.96	Register
INFO-1169	Remote Sensing	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
DESG-9032	Residential Interiors Level I	Winter	01LC	06 May 13	08 Jul 13	Mon	6:30PM - 9:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$176.10
CADD-3031	Revit Architectural From the Ground Up	Fall	01LC	03 Jul 13	12 Aug 13	Mon/Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$238.54	Register
FDMG-1005	Role of the Food Service Worker	Fall/Winter/Summer	03SC	07 Oct 13	18 Oct 13	Mon/Wed/Thr/Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$209.50
FDMG-1005	Role of the Food Service Worker	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	12 Aug 13	11 Sep 13	Mon/Wed		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$204.70	Register
ECED-1069	Role of the Professional in ECE		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13			London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
CIVL-1045	Roofing Inspection	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
SOCI-1065	Same-Sex Issues	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
LIBS-1003	Science Fiction	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
EDUC-1054	Second Language Pedagogy		20LC	08 Jul 13	23 Sep 13	Mon/Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$441.58	Register
SRTY-1006	Security Practices	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$269.42
MKTG-9020	Selling Solutions	Winter	40LC	06 May 13	30 Aug 13			London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$299.00
SOSC-1008	Sexual Violence	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
HLTH-9231	SFA (Level C or HCP) AED Recert	Winter	01WC	15 May 13	15 May 13	Wed	9:00AM - 1:00PM	Woodstock Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$59.25
			62LC	08 May 13	08 May 13	Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$85.00
			63LC	10 Jun 13	10 Jun 13	Mon	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$85.00	Register
			64LC	15 Jun 13	15 Jun 13	Sat	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$85.00	Register
			65LC	20 Jul 13	20 Jul 13	Sat	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$85.00	Register
			66LC	17 Aug 13	17 Aug 13	Sat	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$85.00	Register
HLTH-9227	SFA, CPR (Level C or HCP) & AED	Winter	02ST	02 May 13	03 May 13	Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 6:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$125.00
			63LC	04 May 13	05 May 13	Sat/Sun	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$125.00
			64LC	06 May 13	07 May 13	Mon/Tue	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$125.00
			65LC	08 Jun 13	09 Jun 13	Sat/Sun	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$125.00	Register
			66LC	11 Jun 13	12 Jun 13	Tue/Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$125.00	Register
			67LC	06 Jul 13	07 Jul 13	Sat/Sun	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$125.00	Register
			68LC	08 Jul 13	09 Jul 13	Mon/Tue	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$125.00	Register
			69LC	03 Aug 13	04 Aug 13	Sat/Sun	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$125.00	Register
			70LC	06 Aug 13	07 Aug 13	Tue/Wed	8:30AM - 4:30PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$125.00	Register
COMP-9611	Simply Accounting	Winter	60LC	08 Jun 13	08 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$296.00	Register
DRIV-9044	Simulator Training-Car	Winter	01LC	22 Jun 13	22 Jun 13	Sat	8:00AM - 1:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$126.50	Register
DRIV-9043	Simulator Training-Truck		01LC	21 May 13	21 May 13	Tue	5:00PM - 7:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$200.00
MGMT-3049	Skills for Managing People		20LC	14 May 13	20 Aug 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
BUSI-1080	Small Business Financial Management	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
MGMT-1021	Small Business Management I	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40SC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40ST	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			40WC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
			41LC	10 Jun 13	16 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30	Register
BEVR-9005	Smart Serve	Winter	01WC	08 May 13	08 May 13	Wed	6:30PM - 10:00PM	Woodstock Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$66.77
BEVR-9005	Smart Serve	Winter	60LC	10 Jul 13	10 Jul 13	Wed	7:00PM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$82.26	Register
EDUC-1055	Social Foundations in ESL		20LC	06 May 13	24 Jun 13	Mon/Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
BUSI-1132	Social Media for Business Package	Winter	56SC	03 Jun 13	30 Aug 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$521.50	Register
MKTG-9021	Social Media Marketing-Small Business	Winter	60LC	22 Jun 13	22 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$277.00	Register
BUSI-1133	Social Media-Intro	Winter	56SC	03 Jun 13	28 Jun 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50	Register
INFO-9018	Social Networking for Business		01ST	02 Jul 13	16 Jul 13	Tue	6:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$87.70	Register
INFO-9018	Social Networking for Business		02ST	19 Jul 13	02 Aug 13	Fri	9:00AM - 12:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$87.70	Register
INFO-9017	Social Networking for Parents		01ST	26 Jun 13	03 Jul 13	Wed	6:30PM - 9:30PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$53.70	Register
PSYC-1085	Social Psychology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
SPAN-9008	Spanish: the Basics	Winter	01LC	07 May 13	25 Jun 13	Tue	7:00PM - 10:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$224.00
FDMG-1008	Special Diets	Fall/Winter/Summer	02ST	10 May 13	24 May 13	Mon/Tue/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 2:30PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$170.86
			03SC	11 Nov 13	27 Nov 13	Mon/Wed/Thr	1:00PM - 4:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$174.70
			40LC	15 Jul 13	09 Aug 13	Mon/Wed		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$170.86	Register
PBRL-6013	Specializations in PR		21LC	16 May 13	22 Aug 13			London Campus	Blended	13SCE	$289.30
EDUC-1068	Specialized Instructional Strategies	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$449.90
EDUC-1068	Specialized Instructional Strategies	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$449.90
HLTH-9087	Standard First Aid/Cpr Retraining		01SC	01 Jun 13	01 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 5:30PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$98.07	Register
MATH-1045	Statistics	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
MATH-1045	Statistics	Winter	50LCI	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$539.00
HLTH-1112	Sterile Storage, Inventory & Management	Winter	40SC	01 Aug 13	28 Aug 13	Mon/Wed		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$170.86	Register
			40ST	01 Aug 13	28 Aug 13	Wed/Thr		St Thomas Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$170.86	Register
			41LC	01 Aug 13	28 Aug 13	Wed/Thr		London Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$170.86	Register
			41WC	01 Aug 13	28 Aug 13	Wed/Thr		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Lecture	13SCE	$170.86	Register
HLTH-1161	Stress, Wellness & Nutrition	Winter	51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38	Register
CIVL-1046	Structure Inspection	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
PSYC-9091	Superstitions		60ST	27 Aug 13	27 Aug 13	Tue	7:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Laboratory	13SCE	$26.50	Register
PSYC-9089	Tarot Cards 101		01ST	16 Jul 13	23 Jul 13	Tue	7:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$48.96	Register
ACCT-1093	Taxation 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30	Register
ACCT-3034	Taxation 2	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
PSYC-9093	Tea Leaf Reading		60ST	20 Aug 13	20 Aug 13	Tue	7:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$26.50	Register
MATH-1182	Technical Calculus 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$449.90
COMM-1120	Technical Communications		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13			London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
MATH-1171	Technical Mathematics	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$472.46
SOCI-1057	Technology: Apocalypse Or Eden	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
MGMT-9100	Time Management Skills	Winter	60LC	31 May 13	31 May 13	Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus Off Site	Workshops	13SCE	$277.00	Register
CRIM-1019	Traffic Management	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
MGMT-1014	Training & Development	Fall/Winter/Summer	01TC	08 May 13	14 Aug 13	Wed	6:30PM - 9:30PM	Tillsonburg Centre	Lecture	13SCE	$289.30
MGMT-1014	Training & Development	Fall/Winter/Summer	40LC	13 May 13	19 Aug 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$289.30
HLTH-1125	Transition Planning and Implementation	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
HLTH-1125	Transition Planning and Implementation	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70
COMM-1118	Translation in the Workplace 1	Winter	50LC	17 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
WRIT-1076	Travel Writing	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$331.46
HLTH-1126	Treating Challenging Behaviours	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
HLTH-1126	Treating Challenging Behaviours	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
BSCI-1093	Treatment Approaches		50WC	10 May 13	09 Aug 13	Fri		Woodstock Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$337.10
COMP-1456	Twitter	Winter	55SC	06 May 13	31 May 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50
COMP-1456	Twitter	Winter	57SC	01 Jul 13	26 Jul 13			Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$221.50	Register
ENGL-1048	Understanding Literature	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
PHRM-1059	Veterinary Pharmacology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$314.54
COMM-1110	Veterinary Terminology	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMP-3062	Visual Basic.NET-Interm	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
COMP-1452	Visual Basic-Intro	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34
COMP-1445	Visual C++ -Intro	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
INFO-9023	Watching Media On the iPad		60ST	05 Jun 13	05 Jun 13	Wed	6:00PM - 9:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$46.90	Register
CIVL-1017	Water Treatment	Winter	07LC	05 Jun 13	18 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr	9:00AM - 3:00PM	Clinton Offsite	Lecture	13SCE	$255.46	Register
WELD-2001	Welding Technology		01SC	10 Sep 13	14 Nov 13	Tue/Thr	7:00PM - 10:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Laboratory	13FCE	$505.00
WELD-2001	Welding Technology		02SC	09 Sep 13	02 Dec 13	Mon/Wed	7:00PM - 10:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Laboratory	13FCE	$505.00
ECED-1063	Wellness for Children	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$269.42
ECED-1063	Wellness for Children	Winter	52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$269.42	Register
PSYC-9084	Whole Brain Thinking		60ST	22 Jun 13	22 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	St Thomas/Elgin Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$59.31	Register
COMP-1467	Windows		03SC	16 Sep 13	26 Sep 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr	9:00AM - 4:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$209.50
COMP-1436	Windows 7	Fall/Winter/Summer	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$276.70
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$280.70	Register
COMP-9637	Windows 8		60LC	07 Jun 13	07 Jun 13	Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$296.00	Register
COMP-1453	Windows Server		50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
CRAF-9159	Wire Jewelry Making		01LC	22 Jun 13	23 Jun 13	Sat/Sun	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$201.00	Register
COMP-1461	Wordprocessing With Word		03SC	30 Sep 13	21 Oct 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Mon/Wed/Fri	9:00AM - 4:00PM	Simcoe - James N. Allan Campus	Lecture	13FCE	$209.50
DEVL-1017	Work Placement	Fall/Winter/Summer	02ST	06 May 13	14 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	8:30AM - 4:30PM	St Thomas Campus Off Site	Field Placement	13SCE	$331.00
DEVL-1017	Work Placement	Fall/Winter/Summer	03SC	06 May 13	14 Jun 13	Mon/Tue/Wed/Thr/Fri	9:00AM - 2:00PM	Simcoe Campus Off Site	Field Placement	13SCE	$331.00
HLTH-1123	Working With Families and Teams	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
HLTH-1123	Working With Families and Teams	Winter	50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$365.30
ECED-1064	Working With Parents	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
HLTH-9173	Wound Care Part 1 & 2	Winter	60LC	08 Jun 13	15 Jun 13	Sat	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Lecture	13SCE	$243.00	Register
WRIT-1066	Writing for Publication 1	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$348.38
WRIT-1040	Writing Gramatically	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
			50SC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
			51LC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			51SC	03 Jun 13	09 Sep 13	Mon		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			52LC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			52SC	02 Jul 13	08 Oct 13	Tue		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			53LC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
			53SC	01 Aug 13	07 Nov 13	Thr		Simcoe Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22	Register
WRIT-1058	Writing Short Stories	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$382.22
MGMT-9121	WSIB Level 2-Benefits & Representation	Winter	60LC	22 Jun 13	23 Jun 13	Sat/Sun	9:00AM - 4:00PM	London Campus	Workshops	13SCE	$179.00	Register
COMP-1444	XML-Intro	Winter	50LC	10 May 13	16 Aug 13	Fri		London Campus Off Site	Online	13SCE	$427.34

Course Delivery Type (Outlined by Section Number):
01-09	In Class
10	Accelerated
40-49	FOL = Online
50-54	OntarioLearn = Online
55-57	LERN = Online
30	Independent Learning

Location (outlined by Section Number):
LC	London
WC	Woodstock
ST	St.Thomas
SC	Simcoe
TC	Tillsonburg
AP	Apprentice
GL	Citiplaza
07LC	Avon Maitland

*Fees quoted are before applicable taxes. Fanshawe College reserves the right to change fees, or not offer a course, due to error in the calculation of the total fee.

ACCT-1004 - This course introduces the student to the Principles of Accounting, and includes an exploration of the underlying concepts that guide the preparation of accounts for individuals and organizations. It is designed to teach the student, regardless of program destination, an essential life skill - an understanding of Net Worth, and its importance to business success and the financial well being of the individual.
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ACCT-1011 - This course is a continuation of the study of Financial Accounting at an introductory level. Students will cover additional material related to: - Asset, liability, and owners'/shareholders' equity, revenue and expense accounts - Accounting for partnerships and corporations - Analysis of financial statements, including balance sheet and income statement - Retained earnings and cash flow
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ACCT-1020 - Learn about internal uses of accounting data by managers in directing the affairs of business and non-business organizations. The main topics are managerial cost concepts and cost behaviour analysis, job and process costing, cost-volume-profit analysis, budgeting and control, inventory costing, and information for management control and decision analysis.
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ACCT-1029 - This course teaches the fundamentals of Simply Accounting to enable the student to use and set up the software in the workplace. NOTE: It is strongly recommended that students have some fundamental knowledge in accounting (ACCT-1004) and computer applications (COMP-1090) in order to be successful in this course.
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ACCT-1059 - Students who complete this course will know the payroll compliance responsibilities that affect organizations, be able to comprehend payroll legislation, and be able to effectively communicate these to all stakeholders. This course will provide students with the payroll-related legislation affecting organizations, as well as the tools to find information and apply that information to different scenarios in relation to individual pay.
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ACCT-1060 - Students will be introduced to the complexities of administering a payroll in Ontario. Participants will gain an understanding of payroll record keeping and procedures by reading and analyzing relevant legislation and then applying it to situations. Topics will include maintaining payroll records, taxable benefits, statutory and other deductions, Worker's Compensation and employment standards.
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ACCT-1072 - This course teaches the fundamentals of Simply Accounting to enable the student to use and set up the software in the workplace. NOTE: It is strongly recommended that students have some fundamental knowledge in accounting (ACCT-1004) and computer applications (COMP-1090) in order to be successful in this course.
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ACCT-1077 - This course teaches the fundamentals of QuickBooks to enable the student to use and set up the software in the workplace.NOTE: It is strongly recommended that students have some fundamental knowledge in accounting (ACCT-1004) and computer applications (COMP-1090) in order to be successful in this course.
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ACCT-1082 - Students will examine the following topics: maintaining payroll records, salaried; hourly; commission and contract workers; taxable benefits, statutory and other deductions; preparation of payroll journal entries; preparation of Record of Employment; preparation of T4's and T4 Summary; Workers' Compensation; Employment Standards; and Computerized Payroll.
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ACCT-1089 - This is part one of the financial accounting course. Topics covered include recording business transactions, preparing financial statements, end-of-period adjustments, accounting for merchandising firms, accounts receivable, cash management and an introduction to financial ratios.
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ACCT-1090 - This course is a continuation of Auditing I and begins with an indepth study of internal controls. It then applies the concepts of Auditing I to the audit of sales, acquisitions, payroll, inventory and cash balances and related income statemtent and balance sheet accounts. Students will learn the appropriate audit procedures and audit objectives for tests of controls and tests of details of balances.
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ACCT-1093 - This is an introductory course to federal income tax in a Canadian setting. Students will gain an understanding of the underlying objectives and principles of income taxation. Topics include employment income, business income, income from property, investment income and capital gains. Personal tax returns for individuals will be completed both manually and using a tax preparation software program.
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ACCT-1094 - This course consists of 20 hours introductory accounting basics and accounting principles and 30 hours of hands-on practice using Simply Accounting for Windows. Set up accounts payable, accounts receivable, and general ledger.
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ACCT-3022 - This introductory management accounting course teaches students to employ techniques such as job and process costing, general cost allocations, cost/volume/profit analysis, budgeting, and relevant costing. Students will need a laptop computer with Microsoft 2007, in particular Excel 2007.
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ACCT-3025 - This course is an introduction for students who have not had any experience in auditing. The aim is for students to understand the philosophy and environment of auditing. Topics covered include an overview of auditing with special attention given to the nature and economic purpose of audits, auditing standards, audit reports, and audit evidence. Professional ethics and auditors' legal liability will also be discussed.
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ACCT-3033 - (PCP) Students who complete this course will be able to calculate and report the government and third party remittances, year-end requirements and accounting for payroll at the compliance level for the organization.
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ACCT-3034 - This course deals with the liability for income tax of individuals and corporations. The determination of net income for tax purposes, taxable income and taxes payable will be examined in detail, for unincorporated businesses and corporations. Preparation of personal tax returns will be completed in detail.
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ACCT-3036 - Intermediate Accounting I is a course that builds on the basic understanding of accounting principles. The main goal of this course is to teach students to determine what financial information should be reported and how it should be quantified and disclosed according to generally accepted accounting principles. This course focuses on financial statement presentation and the asset side of the balance sheet.
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ACCT-3037 - Intermediate Accounting II is a course that builds on the basic understanding of accounting principles. The main goal of this course is to teach students how to determine the information that should be reported and how it should be quantified and disclosed according to generally accepted accounting principles. This course focuses on the liability and owners' equity elements of the balance sheet.
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ACCT-3039 - This is part one of a two-part intermediate accounting course. Topics covered include accounting principles, financial statements, revenue recognition, cash, receivables, inventory and property, plant and equipment.
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ACCT-3043 - This is part two of the financial accounting course. Topics covered include receivables, capital assets, current and long-term liabilities, corporations, partnerships, statement of cash flow and financial statement analysis.
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ACCT-3044 - This course is designed to give the student an understanding of the framework of financial reporting and its environment as well as the reporting and valuation of cash, receivables, inventories and temporary investments. The first part of this course covers financial reporting and accounting concepts, income statement and balance sheet presentation, statement of cash flows. The second part of the course covers revenue recognition, cash, receivables, inventories, and held-for-trading investments.
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ACCT-5011 - This course will build on the learning from the Introduction course and will include the following topics: setting up a new company, purchasing, inventory management, units of measure, estimates and progress billing, job costing, customizing of invoices and other forms, multicurrency, budgeting and advanced reporting (customizing and memorizing).
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ADMN-9008 - In this one day course participants will be taught how to initiate and use the HCAI system for motor vehicle incidents. all OCF forms will be discussed as well as code identification. Working within the FSCO guidelines to maximize an RMT's reimbursement for services rendered.
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AEST-1045 - This comprehensive course focuses on body wellness, beginning with extensive training in anatomy and physiology including the lymphatic system. Students learn and practice various body wraps and polishing treatments, including techniques for Cellulite and Swedish massage, and an understanding of hot stone therapy, followed by supervised hands on practice.
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AEST-9035 - This workshop is intended for anyone interested in learning the art of applying the semi-permanent technique of eyelash extensions. Semi-permanent lashes are intended to last 4-6 weeks in duration.
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ANAT-1026 - This course examines the normal structure and function of the human adult. It begins with an orientation to the human body including an introduction to the concepts of complimentary, metabolism, fundamental physiological needs and homeostasis. The levels of the body organization are then examined and all knowledge is then applied to the study of the integumentary, skeletal, muscle, and the nervous systems. Learner preparation and learning activities are designed to promote critical thinking.
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ANAT-3004 - This course continues to examine the normal structure and function of the human adult. The student relates knowledge gained in Anatomy & Physiology 1 to the study of the endocrine, circulatory, digestive, urinary and reproductive systems. The concepts of water, electrolyte and acid-base balance are re-examined building on the foundation established in Anatomy & Physiology 1. Learner preparation and learning activities are designed to promote critical thinking.
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ARTS-1013 - A survey of Western artistic traditions beginning with the Italian Renaissance provides an understanding of continuity and change in art making. The exploration of art movements is framed thematically in relation to societal issues. This course will also introduce students to Asian, Islamic, First Nations and African art. The fundamentals of theoretical issues will be incorporated. Students will be expected to complete required readings, participate in discussions, complete written assignments and a final exam.
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ARTS-1061 - Design, composition and colour with an emphasis on drawing. Express yourself visually in a more interesting way. Draw from observation. Illustrate perspective; draw 2D and 3D representations using a variety of media.
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ARTS-9179 - Have you ever walked along nature's path and feltsomeone else with you on your journey? Learn aboutthe faerie world and how to communicate with them.Create a space of your own in your garden or home.
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ARTS-9191 - Whether you have NOT painted before or you are familiar with one of the two mediums: oils (water soluble) or acrylics, this course could be for you. Participants will receive instruction from the instructor on either of the two painting techniques as well as some fundamentals of colour theory, tonal values and composition. You will choose the medium you prefer and purchase own materials. For those that have not painted before, we will begin with simple one colour exercises, then proceed to simple subjects in colour. From there, students can select and paint the subjects of their own choice. Specific material, which paint colours and where to buy them will be covered in detail during the first class.
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ARTS-9194 - Pet lovers will learn how to draw a cat or dog, then paint it with Acrylic paints. The instructor will demonstrate how to draw features, measure proportions, use various brush techniques, mix colours and more. Students will be supplied with a photograph for the first two classes and then are required to bring an 8' x 10' coloured photograph of a dog or cat to the third class. Beginner to advanced levels welcome!
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BAKE-3004 - After successful completion of Advanced Baker/Patissier Practical Module 1, the student will study the more intricate aspects of baking and the patisserie.In this Advanced Baker/Patissier Practical Module 2, the student will have the opportunity to create wedding cakes and artistic showpieces produced with chocolate, boiled sugar, gum paste and pastillage.
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BEVR-1015 - This course is designed to introduce the student to advanced cultivation and processing practices used in the production of tea. The importance and impact of various processing decisions on the produced tea will be emphasized providing the student an essential perspective on modern tea garden management practices currently used in the world production. Students gain the essential knowledge and overview of processing and practices which are utilized in various regions of the world. (This course is TEA-105 in the Tea Association of Canada Curriculum).
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BEVR-3003 - Many nations are expanding their tea producing acreage to meet the rising world demand for tea which is the world's most consumed beverage next to water. Students examine preparation and consumption habits of tea producing regions around the world. Tea evolution is explored both socially as well as economically. Students will also review the research on health benefits. Through hands-on tasting sessions students utilize the skills gained in previous classes to prepare the perfect cup of tea. (This course is Tea 106 in the Tea Association of Canada Curriculum).
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BEVR-9005 - You will describe and implement the skills of responsible alcohol service, signs of intoxication, describe what defines a 'standard drink', and know the responsibilities under the law. You will create a hospitable environment by promoting food and non-alcoholic beverages. This program is the only course approved by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario.
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BIOL-0005 - This course provides students with the opportunity for in-depth study of the concepts and processes associated with biological systems. Students will study theory and conduct investigations in the areas of metabolic processes, molecular genetics, homeostasis, evolution, and population dynamics. Emphasis will be placed on achievement of the detailed knowledge and refined skills needed for further study in various branches of the life sciences and related fields.
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BIOL-1026 - This course focuses on the processes involved in biological systems. Students will learn concepts and theories as they conduct investigations in the areas of cellular biology, microbiology, animal anatomy and physiology, plant structure and physiology, and genetics. Emphasis will be placed on the practical application of concepts, and on the skills needed for further study in various branches of the life sciences and related fields.
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BSCI-1029 - This course explores the roots of crisis intervention from the turn of the last century to present day. The work of such contributors to the field as Stierlin, Salmon, Lindemann, Caplan, Schneidman and Farberow will be discussed. A number of crisis theories and models will be studied. Students will have an opportunity to examine ethical, legal, multicultural issues and, current trends.
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BSCI-1030 - The work of the crisis interventionist frequently involves dealing with death and dying notifications. Students will study the Hendricks' model of death notification, acute grief reactions, notifying children and the elderly of a sudden death (homicide, suicide, accidental), sudden infant death and parental grief, the grieving person's reactions, what can be done to facilitate mourning, pathological grief, risk factors and, multi-cultural issues.
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BSCI-1031 - This course provides students with an opportunity to explore many of the issues related to domestic violence. Topics to be studied include: Battered Woman Syndrome, Battering Cycle, Victim and Abuser Profiles and, immediate and long term effects on Children. Other subjects to be examined are the abuse of pregnant women, women with disabilities, multi-cultural issues and relevant legislation.
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BSCI-1086 - This course introduces behaviour management and crisis prevention. The emphasis is on developing understanding of the principles of basic behaviour management and crisis prevention common to all helping relationships. In this course all behaviour management models will be viewed as open to evaluation based on the core principle/tenet that 'people, not systems or programs, are the first priority/consideration.'
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BSCI-1093 - The focus of this course is to provide students with information on current treatment approaches and practices. Students will examine a selected range of treatment models, including harm reduction, the Matrix model, Brief Solution Focused and Cognitive models, as well as those approaches currently in used within the province. Relapse and relapse prevention will also be examined as part of this unit. Attention will be given to specific techniques that are utilized within these models.
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BSCI-1094 - In response to a family member's addiction and addictive behaviour, the dynamics within the family change. This course will focus on defining families, family system and counselling theories, family dysfunction, and affect of addiction on individual family members. Students will learn how to assess, counsel and support families living with addiction
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BSCI-1098 - This course will introduce students to skills and techniques essential to helping clients change addiction related behaviours. The course will also assist students in guiding clients towards positive lifestyle changes. Based on the Transtheoretical Model of Change, this course will explore the stages of change and the factors and interventions that promote and prepare clients for change. This model is considered a key component in client treatment and counselling. The Model of Change will also be examined in terms of Motivational Interviewing Techniques.
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BSCI-1206 - This course will provide an overview of Palliative Care and coping with death and dying and grief. The focus is to provide you with a review of the concepts of Palliative Care, the multidisciplinary team, hospice, current approaches to care, roles, issues and expectations. The learner will be able to identify what resources are available and will be able to distinguish options of home care vs. institutional care.
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BSCI-9049 - Life Skills Coach Training Level II will continue to educate the learner about human relations theory. The focus will be how it relates to group dynamics in Life Skills. Healthy human with all coaches owning their own self-development needs. Therefore, this session is designed to assess the needs of the coaches in our group and to focus the practicum on meeting many of those needs. Self development is life long, and coaches are encouraged to make learning a lifelong process
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BSCI-9053 - This course offers a series of workshops intended to cover Linking Cultures. For example, when, for economic, political or security reasons people decide to make a home and find employment in a new country they become 'strangers in a strange land'.This introductory program aims to provide service providers and others with culturally-based practical skills and knowledge to better assist these newcomers in reaching their goals and bridging support systems.
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BUSI-1005 - The purpose of this course is to explore the various functional areas of business in Canada and to demonstrate the interrelationship among these areas. Students are introduced to many concepts, including major business trends, the role of government in business, marketing, operations, employee-management issues, financial resources management, business ethics and social responsibility.
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BUSI-1061 - Understanding people and being able to work with them, no matter what type of people they are, is one of the major keys to management and life success. Through this course you should be able to identify and cope with some of the most difficult behaviours you would encounter. Other topics include: personality styles, establishing rapport, body language, matching and mirroring techniques, and the skills necessary to feel totally connected with anyone you choose.
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BUSI-1074 - In the Effective Case Management course, students will be introduced to the processes and procedures involved in effective case management including intake, the interview, conducting social histories/assessment forms, developing service plans, monitoring, referring as well as developing goals and objective for the client. In this course, students will learn the key administrative functions involved in effective case management practices, and will begin to apply practical knowledge and skills that can be used to facilitate positive outcomes with clients. Students will be introduced to issues pertaining to ethical practice, legal considerations, confidentiality, documentation and case conference. Screening and assessment tools will be introduced including the CAGE, MAST, DAST and AUDIT. Students will also learn various communication skills that are associated with improved outcomes, including motivational interviewing, reflective listening, asking appropriate questions, giving information, dealing with difficult issues, addressing and disarming anger.
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BUSI-1075 - This course will provide students with an introduction to ethical considerations involved in addictions work as it relates to the profession, their role, and agency affiliations. The course will discuss the legal implications associated with ethical standards and professional conduct. The resource of the Canadian Addiction Counsellors Certification Federation (CACCF) will be surveyed as part of this course.
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BUSI-1080 - The major purpose of this course is to prepare students to assume a role as entrepreneur, acting as a general manager, as opposed to an accounting technician or a financial specialist. The emphasis is on developing a broad understanding of those accounting and financial management concepts and terminologies which will serve them in the course of starting and operating a small business.
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BUSI-1089 - This subject has been accredited by FSCO as meeting the educational requirements for licensing as a Mortgage Agent. It covers all the Mortgage Agent Qualifying Standards (MAQs) identified by the regulator, the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO); it provides those wishing to become licensed Mortgage Agents in Ontario with an understanding of the mortgage brokerage industry and an ability to perform the Agent's role in the mortgage application process. The subject also covers the legislation which governs the industry; the role of the Agent in consumer protection; and ethical decision-making. Content is proprietary contact Seneca College for more information.
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BUSI-1111 - This course provides tools, skills, and an understanding of technology, business concepts, and issues that surround the emergence of electronic business. The emphasis of the course is on that part of the Internet known as the World Wide Web (WWW) where such tools as browsers are used. In addition to acquiring basic skills for navigating the Internet, the student develops an understanding of the current practices and opportunities in electronic publishing, electronic shopping, electronic distribution, and electronic collaboration. Students also explore several of the problems surrounding electronic business and commerce such as security, authentication, privacy, encryption, safeguarding of intellectual property rights, acceptable use policies, and legal liabilities.
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BUSI-1112 - This subject has been developed to introduce students to the disposition, concepts and skills necessary to express their entrepreneurial spirit in the form of a business. An examination of an entrepreneur and entrepreneurship will be supplemented by an examination of the expression of entrepreneurism in the business world. Contemporary expressions of entrepreneurism and intrepreneurism, their contribution to the economy, their role in the changing workplace, and their role in global business will also be explored. Students will complete an entrepreneurial business plan in stages throughout the course.
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BUSI-1132 - Get in on this exciting and growing way to communicate market and serve your customers and clients. For businesses, nonprofits, government, and other organizations. From Facebook to Twitter, blogging, YouTube, LinkedIn, and more, discover the new principles of communication that apply across all networks and how these specific social networks work and the possible uses for your organization. Learn how social networks are used to develop a two-way communication and marketing strategy for your organization. Then find out what you can be doing, what you should be doing, and take back a plan to integrate social networks into your communication and marketing. Whether you are new to social networks or already involved, you will come away with both an understanding of social networks and practical, how-to techniques to integrate social networks into your organization or business. Your instructors are outstanding practitioners who also speak, write, and train others on social networks.
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BUSI-1133 - Get involved in the move from in-person to online communication. Learn what social networks are and their role in your business and personal life. Find out the top sites and how businesses are using the sites for communication, customer retention, branding, marketing, market research, needs assessment and serving customers and clients. Explore the options for your organization. Look at case studies of what other organizations are doing. Let your instructor guide your exploration of Facebook and YouTube. For anyone interested in social networks. Your instructor is a nationally known speaker, consultant and trainer on social networks and social media.
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BUSI-1134 - Take away a practical strategy and techniques for implementing social networks for your organization or business. Learn how to create your own private social network using Ning, work socially using Google Docs and calendars, and move your web site to an interactive Web 2.0 site. Then your instructor will help you choose which social network tools are right for your situation, and then integrate them into your web site to develop a social networking strategy for your organization. Find out what you can be doing, what you should be doing, and take back a plan to integrate social networks into your communication and marketing.
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BUSI-1141 - If you are not reviewing your website statistics, then you are missing several key opportunities to profit from your website traffic. This course, aimed at non-technical users, will take you through all the key techniques and how to use website analytics using the world-standard Google Analytics, a free online tool. You'll understand your visitor traffic better, learn how to calculate return on investment (ROI) for your online advertising, and find out how to get more conversions and sales from your website visitors. A must for anyone serious about leverage more success from their website.
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BUSI-9101 - As is often the case, there is not enough time to finish the project, and the expression 'we need it done yesterday' certainly applies. Usually as the pressure is applied to get things done quicker key resources are also stripped away. Proper execution will require well thought out estimates of duration and resource requirements to establish an achievable plan of attack. In this workshop you will learn how to create project schedules, as you work with a team to understand the techniques. Each group will: explain the timeline they have established for an everyday event, will identify the critical path and have a method to achieve the plan.
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BUSI-9163 - Do people tell you that you have to 'get intoFacebook'? Are you beginining to wonder if theymight have a point!? If you would like to knowmore about the ins and outs, risks and rewards ofsocial media this course will answer all yourquestions about whether it can work for you andhow to get started.
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BUSI-9165 - So, tell me about yourself...find out what employers are looking for when they interview candidates. Discover how to answer tough interview questions and anticipate the kinds of questions interviewers might ask. Influence the hiring decision and get the job you want by learning about interview preparation and typical interview formats and questions. Learn to develop appropriate responses and interview behaviours so you feel confident in any interview setting.
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CADD-1038 - The student will learn how to use AutoCAD as a tool to create basic two dimensional drawings and to communicate those drawings in such a way to facilitate the manufacturer of the design.
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CADD-1073 - In this course, students will be instructed in the hands-on use of computer-aided drafting using the latest version of AutoCAD. Topics insluce drawing, setup, contstruction and modification, the use of layers, dimensioning, hatching, the creation and use of blocks, and the Design Centre, with the objective of producing industry-standard drawings.
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CADD-3031 - This course is designed to teach the Autodesk Revit functionality as you would work with in in the design process.
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CHEM-0005 - This course enables students to deepen their understanding of chemistry through the study of organic chemistry, energy changes and rates of reaction, chemical systems and equilibrium, electrochemistry, and atomic and molecular structure. Students will further develop problem solving skills as they investigate chemical processes, at the same time refining their ability to communicate scientific information. Emphasis will be placed on the importance of chemistry in daily life, and on evaluating the impact of chemical technology on the environment.
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CHEM-1017 - This course introduces students to the concepts that form the basis of modern chemistry. Students will study qualitative analysis, quantitative relationships in chemical reactions, organic chemistry, electrochemistry, and chemistry as it relates to the quality of the environment. Students will employ a variety of techniques, develop skills in data collection and scientific analysis, and communicate scientific information using appropriate terminology. Emphasis will be placed on the role of chemistry in daily life and in the development of new technologies and products.
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CIVL-1013 - Learn to operate and maintain a variety of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. Topics include: refrigeration cycle, terminology, auxiliary components, controls, lubrication, and purging technique. BES 702 .
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CIVL-1017 - This course covers terminology, elementary water chemistry, hot water, chilled water, steam, humidifiers, swimming pools, and solar heating of water. (BES706)
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CIVL-1041 - This course covers building mechanical systems specific to hospitals and their effective maintenance. BES709.
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CIVL-1045 - The emphasis in this subject is on typical defects of the various types of roof coverings, drainage systems, flashings, skylights, chimneys and other roof penetrations. Students apply their knowledge of roofing to inspections that focus on system performance, safety concerns, and compliance with existing codes and standards.
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CIVL-1046 - This subject focuses on the following structural components of a residential dwelling: foundations and footings, floors, walls and roof/ceiling structures. Students learn to apply knowledge of structures to inspections that focus on system performance, safety concerns and compliance with good construction practices.
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CIVL-1048 - This subject covers installed heating systems (gas and oil furnaces and hot water boilers). Emphasis is on the inspector's ability to identify the energy source, type, material, condition, and safety concerns, as well as inspecting the heating equipment.
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CIVL-1049 - This subject covers vent systems, flues and chimneys, as well as fireplaces, other wood heating appliances, steam and electric heating systems. Students apply knowledge of these systems to the role of home inspector.
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CIVL-1052 - This subject covers retaining walls, grounds, window wells, lot grading, driveways, patios, walkways, decks, balconies, stoops and steps, porches, railings, wall cladding, flashing trim, eaves, soffits, fascia, as well as exterior doors and windows. Students learn to describe the exterior wall coverings and inspect all aspects of the exterior named above.
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COMM-0008 - This course emphasizes the consolidation of the literacy, communication, and critical and creative thinking skills necessary for success in academic and daily life. Students will analyse a range of challenging literary texts from various periods, countries, and cultures; interpret and evaluate informational and graphic texts; and create oral, written, and media texts in a variety of forms. An important focus will be on using academic language coherently and confidently, selecting the reading strategies best suited to particular texts and particular purposes for reading, and developing greater control in writing. The course is intended to prepare students for university, college, or the workplace.
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COMM-1053 - This course provides an introduction to applied communication with particular emphasis on the development of speaking, listening, writing, researching and thinking skills. The language skills developed in the course are useful to students in college courses as well as the workplace.
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COMM-1054 - Designed to improve the student's written, verbal, and non verbal communications skills. An introduction to the essential concepts and skills required to build successful relationships within a group and organization structure. Communication, business ethics, teamwork, group dynamics, team building and customer relations are discussed.
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COMM-1061 -
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COMM-1076 - This course emphasizes the importance of effective customer service delivery and communication skills with clients and coworkers in an organization. Various methods and models of service delivery will be examined and you will participate in group discussions. You will review methods to overcome common barriers to communication and learn about resolving conflict in the work place. This course focuses on developing personal styles of communication useful in the food service industry.
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COMM-1081 - This course incorporates literacy, critical thinking, and communication skills. Students will research, study, and analyze informational texts. Writing assignments will cover summaries, reflection assignments, and research essays. During the media component, students will study the relationship among different media forms, audiences, and the media industry practices. Communication skills will also be assessed through visual and oral presentations.
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COMM-1084 - This introductory course is designed for the student with no previous knowledge of American Sign Language (ASL) or with basic communicative competencies. Students learn to handle basic everyday communication' Exchanging Information, identifying others and giving simple directions. Topics centre on personal information, immediate environment and work environment. Grammar is introduced in context with an emphasis on developing question and answer skills. Cultural notes and videotapes provide information on Deaf Culture and Deaf Community.
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COMM-1093 - The professional home inspector is required, both verbally and in writing, to describe the inspection process and communicate inspection findings to the client. It is imperative that the home inspector be able to communicate clearly and effectively to ensure understanding of an inspection, once conducted. Students in this subject develop their oral and written communication skills, and learn the reporting requirements and proper conduct required of a professional in this industry.
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COMM-1106 - Interpersonal communications might be thought of as the primary building block for other communication contexts. It begins where all human, social phenomena begin, with the self. It continues as an ongoing process of sharing meanings with others. It is important for group communication and organizational communication. Interpersonal communication is an immediately useful course because it is a process in which we constantly participate. We need only go about our daily lives to encounter countless opportunities to apply the concepts of the course. When students look 'out there' for what is discussed in class, they will find it everywhere.
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COMM-1110 - Focus on terminology used within the veterinary office and develop the necessary language skills to communicate effectively in this environment. Word structure and terminology are studied to ensure that thosw working in the veterinary profession understand the doctor, their peers and clients. Terminology will be introduced along with a very basic understanding of anatomy and physiology, using a system approach.
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COMM-1115 - This course will provide an overview of Palliative Care and communication. The focus is to provide you with the ability to effectively communicate with the terminally ill patient and their families. This course will provide skills to identify coping strategies and learn how to develop and use adaptive coping strategies to manage responses to advanced illnesses and dying experiences.
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COMM-1118 - In this course you will learn necessary translation skills for professional purposes in the workplace. English to French translation is a skill, which must be acquired through training. You will be given an opportunity to use and commit to memory, the translation skills needed to construct grammatically correct sentences, thus ensuring a high level of accuracy and appropriate syntax. this course is intended for individuals of native fluency or near-native fluency in both French and English whose goal is to do written translation (memos, reports, document, e-mails, mission statements, etc) from English to French.
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COMM-1120 - This course includes various technical writing problems that challenge the learner to generate practical solutions that are clear, focused, and expressed in appropriate language and style. The course assists learners to develop the sound thinking and planning skills that are fundamental to communicating successfully in technical fields. In addition, the computer will be used for online research, collaboration with other learners, and formatting technical information to industry standards using text and graphics.
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COMM-3035 - Employers are looking for employees who possess strong analytical skills and good written and oral communication skills. The first step in applying these skills is in the job search process. Understanding how problems can be solved will be transferred to the job search, report writing and oral communication components of the course. The appropriate documentation and research required to execute an effective job search strategy will be created in this course. Report-writing skills involving detailed problem solving will be applied in this course. As employees advance in their careers, the ability to produce a well-documented, complete and concise report becomes increasingly important. Finally, the ability to speak confidently about a variety of topics to various group sizes is of crucial importance. This course will allow the student to further develop effective oral presentation skills which will be invaluable in career development.
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COMM-6002 - This course provides an overview of important communication concepts and skills required in business. Topics covered include: writing clear reports and documentation, making effective presentations, and fostering interpersonal skills.
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COMP-1008 - ### CMPR131 Course Description Lines: 07 This course covers the potential benefits of the Internet, browsers, search engines, advertising, web page development and research. Learn how to advertise and do research on the Internet. Software required: Internet providers supply the necessary software.
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COMP-1016 - This course will familiarize students with fundamental computer concepts and bring the student with no computer skills to a level of comfort with concepts, jargon and the most used applications. Graduates will be able to execute fundamental commands in MS-DOS and will be able to use the most common functions of a modern graphical wordprocessor, such as Microsoft Word and a modern graphical spreadsheet, such as Microsoft Excel.
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COMP-1021 - Learn to use MS Word for Windows, a terrific word processing package that has the convenience of pull-down menus. Learn to create, edit, format and print documents. Use paragraph, page and character formatting commands. Create multiple page documents with tables and desktop publishing with Ms Word. Prerequisite: Windows 3.1 or Windows 95 familiarity.
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COMP-1022 - Learn to use MS Access for Windows using its pull-down menus, toolbars and dialogue boxes. Access as a database program allows you to manipulate and query your data to customize the reports that you need. Creating, editing and printing as well as querying and linking of databases will be covered. Prerequisite: Windows 3.1 or Windows 95 familiarity.
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COMP-1023 - Learn to use Microsoft Excel for Windows using its pull-down menus, toolbars, and dialogue boxes. Excel as a spreadsheet program allows you to manipulate and query your data to customize your reports. Creating, editing and printing as well as charting will be covered. Prerequisite: Windows 95 familiarity.
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COMP-1024 - Learn to use MS PowerPoint for Windows using its pull-down menus, toolbars and dialogue boxes. PowerPoint as a presentation program allows you to create colourful graphics and text slides along with reports for your projects. This course requires a familiarity with Windows 3.1 or 95 and use of a computer with MicroSoft PowerPoint software on the hard drive.
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COMP-1049 - You will learn to use the advanced features of MS Word to produce professionally customized documentation. Macros and the advantages of the Wizards and templates supported within Word will be covered in depth. word software required. Pre-requisite: Intro to Word.
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COMP-1050 - Using a preset table of information, the instructor will guide you in training yourself to use Access to produce professional customized database systems and management concepts. Macros and the advantage of the Wizards supported by Access will be covered in depth. Access software required. Pre-requisite: CMPR158 - Introduction to Access.
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COMP-1051 - You will learn to use the advanced features of MS Excel to produce professionally customzied workbooks and management concepts. Macros and the advantages of the Wizards supported within Excel will be covered in depth. Excel software required. Pre-requisite: CMPR 159 - Introduction to Excel
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COMP-1090 - An introduction to the use of microcomputers in today's business environment. Computer concepts will be covered, including hardware, data communications and software. Hands on experience will be developed using the Windows operating system as well as the Microsoft Office Application Suite.
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COMP-1128 - It is strongly recommended that students have: medical terminology, good typing skills and basic computer knowledge. The course is designed to provide the student with the fundamentals of learning Computerized Medical Billing, as well as an understanding of the Schedule of Benefits and Preambles of the Ministry of Health.
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COMP-1130 - You will be introduced to medical documents and reports. This course is designed to simulate medical transcription practices used in a health care environment.
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COMP-1140 - Learn how to create web pages in Hypertext Markup Language, the language of the internet. This course covers how to create, edit and link documents, how to control the text layout using lists, line breaks and tables and how to add graphics and multimedia to your web document. You will also learn how to use forms to collect and control user input, how to create tables and frames. This course will also cover designing effective web pages, graphic design principals and cross-platform issues as well as scripting for HTML.
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COMP-1145 - Students will learn how to communicate with each other and manage their timeand work more efficiently using MS Outlook. Proper email etiquette for sendingand receiving electronic mail, organizational methods for storing mail,mailboxes, address books, contact lists, tasks and journals are among thetopics covered. Note: this course requires the student to own and install acopy of MS Outlook 2010 onto their computer.
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COMP-1146 - Using Photoshop 5.0 students will be introduced to the tools and commands of this extremely popular digital imaging program. These will include the input of photographic images, selection of specific picture areas for adjustment, use of special tools to control such functions as colorizing, blurring, distorting, adding text, combining images, and the basic process of preparing the file for outputting to hardcopy. Adobe Photoshop 5.0 for Windows software required.
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COMP-1148 -
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COMP-1152 - This course will teach you the basics of the Java programming language and how this can be applied in today's highly competitive market. You will learn how to create applets and applications. It covers fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming, data types, looping and control structures, as well as Strings, arrays and Applets.
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COMP-1154 - The ability to create electronic presentations as well as various types of print materials such as business cards, letterhead, brochures, flyers and newsletters is necessary in business today. Students should be using Microsoft Publisher and Powerpoint 2010 exclusively.
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COMP-1158 - Students will be shown more sophisticated features/techniques in HTML, HTML5, JavaScript, and Cascading Style Sheets.
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COMP-1190 - Learn what JavaScript is, it's capabilities and limitations and delve into client-side vs server-side JavaScript functionality. By the end of the course you will have developed the fundamentals of JavaScript, how to write client-side JavaScript, know how to create intelligent forms and how to create a web page using DHTML.
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COMP-1199 - This course assumes you have already taken the Java Intro course. It will migrate the skills you have in developing Java applications to developing Java applets and more robust Java applications. You will learn some of the more advan and the Abstract Windows Toolkit (AWT). Layout managers, the event model, exception handling and file input/output will also be covered.
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COMP-1342 - A+ certification by CompTIA requires completion of two exams, one in hardware and one in software. This course prepares students to write the current A+ Core Hardware exam - CompTIA A+ 220-301. THe A+ standard is designed for technicians working on all types of knowledge and competency in core hardware and operating system technologies including installation, configuration, diagnosing, preventive maintenance and basic networking.
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COMP-1343 - This course prepares students to write teh current A+ OS Technologies (software) exam - CompTIA A+ 220-302. the A+ standard is designed for technicians working on all types of knowledge and competency in core hardware and operating system technologies including installation, configuration, diagnosing, preventive maintenance and basic networking.
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COMP-1344 - This course introduces fundamentals fo C# programming language. Students will explore object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts including data abstraction, inheritance and polymorphism. Using .NET and C#, students will earn to design, code and document business-oriented programs.
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COMP-1359 - This dual-level keyboarding course is suitable for both beginners and those with some prior keyboarding knowledge. Students new to computers develop an understanding of the keyboard and master the skills of touch typing. All participants develop their skills through drills and exercises provided by a computer keyboarding program.
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COMP-1362 - Gain comprehensive understanding of Microsoft Excel 2010. Topics include formulas, functions, charting, formatting worksheets, absolute cell references, working with large worksheets, what-if analysis, financial functions, data tables, amortization schedules, cell protection, worksheet database manipulation, lookup functions, database functions, templates, working with multiple worksheets and workbooks, find and replace, macros, Pivot charts, PivotTables, and importing data.
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COMP-1374 - Get the edge you require to stay competitive in today's job market by knowing the Microsoft Office Applications. You will be introduced to practical hands-on applications using Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.
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COMP-1378 - Students will acquire skills using a variety of operations found in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and develop keyboarding skills (min. 35 wpm), through hands-on experience and assignments. Note: This is a compulsory course in the Health Care Office Assistant Program.
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COMP-1411 - This is a hands-on course to teach the project scheduling software MS Project from introduction to the advanced level. Students will follow the text and complete each lesson as homework as directed by the Instructor. Classroom time will be used to challenge the understanding of the lesson material on complete 'what if' scenarios.
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COMP-1417 - This course concentrates on the use of the powerful Photoshop software for digital manipulation and the modification of photographic images. Photo retouching will be shown as well as text editing and basic colour correction. Students will be introduced to the software and progressed to intermediate levels of skills and techniques. Whether you are a digital imaging novice or professional, work with software that lets you create without limits and that achieves high-quality results.
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COMP-1418 -
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COMP-1436 - Discover the advantages of this operating system. Learn how to customize the Desktop and utilize the programs that come with Windows 7; set up your own applications for easier access and install software. Learn to search for and manage files and folders and how to take advantage of the communication and multimedia systems available through Windows 7 and the Internet.
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COMP-1437 - This course will cover the fundamental aspects of this rising star in the desktop publishing and design industry. Topics covered will include: creating master pages and single and multiple documents with single and multiple text columns of text; importing text from various sources and flowing it into linked columns of various shapes and sizes; proper kerning/leading and spacing of text and; combining text with imported photos and graphics. Students will learn how to quickly change font or photo size and how to rearrange elements within a page. Assignments will include the production of a resume and a flyer, as well as the student's choice of the creation of a pamphlet, newsletter or booklet.
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COMP-1442 - This course will familiarize students with the applications contained in the Microsoft Office Pro Edition, which contains Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook. Home and Student version software is inadequate for this course.
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COMP-1444 - This course introduces the student to the XML, the latest buzzword on the internet, but becoming more and more widely used in web based applications. It allows the students to apply the different technologies surrounding XML (Name, Spaces, Data binding, Cascading Style Sheets - CSS extensible Style Sheet - XSL, Document Type Definition - DTD, Schema, Open Database Connectivity-ODBC, etc) to develop web pages based on XML for any e-commerce application. Most emphasis will be done on creating XML documents needed for many different applications.
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COMP-1445 - This course covers the fundamentals of Visual C++ 2008 software. The emphasis during the first part of the course is learning the C++ language. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) language concepts will be introduced. The student will learn to develop applications starting with Console Win32 applications. Students will then proceed on to Windows programming using Microsoft Foundation classes (MFC), generating XP sp2 compatible applications. Students will explore the development tools of Visual C++. Students will then proceed on to Windows programming using Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC), generating XP sp2 compatible applications. Students will explore the development tools of Visual C++.
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COMP-1446 - Building on fundamentals of C# programming, this course introduces students to Web application development and database connectivity. Coursework emphasizes how to create the basic, dynamic, and advanced ASP.NET pages in Microsoft's new C# programming language, and how to interact with the database using ADO.NET.
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COMP-1447 - This course will develop the students' skills and knowledge in creating digital files for graphic design projects. Students will learn the broad use of Adobe Illustrator as a design and illustration tool.
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COMP-1450 - This is a specialized course which addresses the current trends and technology to create dynamic and secure ecommerce websites easily. It focuses using the AMP (Apache web server with PHP scripting using MySQL database) freely available as open source software. The course teaches the students how to install and develop applications with PHP (Apache being the web server and MySQL as a back end database server). The knowledge gained in this course can be used easily to other architectures.
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COMP-1452 - This is an introduction to the general principles of computer programming. Topics will include the selection of basic data types, basic I/O, operators, repetition, flow control, decisions, arrays and the use of simple user-defined functions and user-defined classes. This course teaches the student how to write a computer program, using a high level language, to solve typical business problems. A structured approach is taken for the majority of this course with an introduction to OOP principles and program design also included. The Visual Basic 2005 programming language has been selected as the language vehicle for the course.
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COMP-1453 - This course is designed for individuals who workor are planning to work in a Windows 2008 serverenvironment, or for individuals seeking MicrosoftCertification. This course will focus on the 2008server and the network environment. IPaddressing, network services, remote access, nameresolution, file and print services will becovered as students prepare to write 'Exam 70-642- Windows 2008 Network Infrastructure,configuring'. The coures will also help studentsprepare for 'Exam 70-6460-0Windows Server 2008,Server Administrator' and 'Exam 70-640 - WindowMCTS: Windows Server 2008 Network InfrastructureConfiguration through an introduction to ADS inthe 2008 environment'. Certification in thesecourses may be applied to the Microsoft CertifiedIT Professional (MCITP) designmation or theMicrosoft Certified Technical Specialist (MCTS)designation.
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COMP-1456 - Twitter is a hot social media platform these days - and everyone seems to be using it. Learn the best way to take advantage of the unique opportunities Twitter offers - and discover the best ways to create relationships and network with your key constituents. You will find out the best - and easiest - techniques for successful interactions in the Twitterverse.
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COMP-1460 -
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COMP-1461 - You will be able to use word processingapplication using basic operations associatedwith creating, formatting and finishing a wordprocessing document ready for distribution. Youwill also use more advanced features such ascreating tables, using pictures and images withina document, importing objects and using the mailmerge tools.
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COMP-1467 - Discover the advantages of this operating system. Learn how to customize the Desktop and utilize the programs that come with Windows; set up your own applications for easier access and install software. Learn to search for and manage files and folders and how to take advantage of the communications and multimedia systems avaiilable through Windows and the Internet.
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COMP-1468 - Explore the process of digital illustration using Corel Painter and Adobe Photoshop. Explore illustration from initial thumbnail sketches to the completed piece using cutting edge techniques combining the natural media capabilities of Corel Painter and finishing up with Adobe Photoshop. The course can be completed using a mouse, but a Wacom drawing tablet (Bamboo or Intuos) and stylus is required.
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COMP-3062 - This is a continuation of the introductory course. You will learn two major aspects of VISUAL BASIC.NET programming, database and array processing. The database topics include the basic data control, introducory SQL to process multiple tables and adding/deleting/editing records. The Arrays consists of check box, text adn leabel controls with FOR/NEXT processing and storing the data on sequential files.
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COMP-5058 - A continuation from the introduction course, curriculum is designed for the serious or professional web page designer. Concepts explored include search engine optimization, working with templates, JavaScript and behaviours, Custom Cascading Styles, three part rollovers, using library items, extending Dreamweaver and much more.
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COMP-9264 - What is Microsoft Office 2007? A continuation of Starting Point Level 1, this course willl provide an overview of the major programs in MS Office - Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint. It is designed to provide additional learning for Level 1 students and also for any student wishing to make an informed decision about which computer course to take next.
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COMP-9301 - If you have never operated a computer before then this course is for you. Using Windows Vista topics include basic computer operation, printer operation, overview of word processing, internet and e-mail.
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COMP-9457 - Not just for drawing. You will be introduced to the basics of text and line work, importing graphics and creating line art. You will learn about layering and file formats. You'll be making eye catching graphics and designs in no time.
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COMP-9458 - Learn to work with all of those digital photos you have stored away. This course will focus on the basics of photo editing. Learn how to resize, crop, correct and add text to your pictures. This course will also give an introduction to layering, filters, and selections. Add new life to your old photos. The Course will also touch upon some of the basics of digital photographs such as file types, and resolution.
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COMP-9475 - Create a basic website with Dreamweaver. Adding links and images, and and multimedia files to web pages. Learn how to manage files and sites utilizing CSS.
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COMP-9511 - Microsoft Project is a valuable tool for building project schedules. The use of this application takes the hassle of calculating timelines out of your hands and engages users to be on top of the project schedule. Too often though Microsoft Project is purchased and tried without understanding it's functionality. 'In a Day' you will have a good understanding of the application capabilities and will have created a simple project schedule to reinforce your learning. It is recommended that participants either take the 'Fundamentals of Project Scheduling' or have a good knowledge of project scheduling prior to attending.
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COMP-9524 - Good accounting records are at the very foundation of managing your business. You will learn how to perform daily accounting tasks in the General Ledger, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, and Payroll. This course is geared towards someone who will do primarily data entry into QuickBooks.
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COMP-9602 - New users will learn what a spreadsheet is and how it can make mathematical equations easier using formulas. Learn how to create, edit, save and print simple spreadsheets.
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COMP-9603 - Microsoft Excel 2010 Level 2 teaches students how to apply basic skill sets along with some intermediate to advanced functions to manage and audit numerical reports. Students will learn to create and manipulate charts, work with different types of graphics, look at various methods of analyzing, organizing, linking and sharing workbooks, learn to use advanced formatting features.
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COMP-9607 - In this course we will give you the tools to create professional documents quickly and easily. You will learn how to create and save documents, use templates, apply styles and other formatting techniques to add polish to the finished product. You will also learn about the advanced features such as creating tables, inserting pictures, images and importing objects.
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COMP-9608 - Gain the skills necessary to create professional looking presentations. This course shows the student how to create, modify, format, present and print a presentation. Hands-on exercises will enable students to gain practical skills necessary to use PowerPoint.
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COMP-9611 - This is an introduction to accomplishing basic accounting tasks using Simply Accounting. Students will begin with a company file and enter transactions for general ledger, accounts receivable, accounts payable, inventory and managing capital expenses.
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COMP-9626 - Trying to get your finances in order? Learn how tobuild an effective budget in Microsoft OfficeExcel or Google Docs. Also, learn what you shouldinclude in your budget and get tips and tricks tokeep your budget manageable and accurate.
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COMP-9627 - Want to keep an up-to-date list of the items inyour house for insurance purposes? In this course,you will learn how to build a spreadsheet withyour inventory. You will learn what to include andwhere you should keep the list if problems strike.
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COMP-9636 - It is possibe to run your business from an iPad!In this workshop we will review and demonstratevarious iPad applications in the following areas:invoicing and sales reports, word rpocessingdocuments and business presentations, onlinebanking, customer relationship management, pointof sale transactions, time and expense tracking,product presentation conduct online meetings,cloud services.
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COMP-9637 - This course is designed for students who wish to switch from using a PC running the Microsoft Windows 7 or earlier Windows operating systems to using a PC running on the Microsoft Windows 8 operating system in a business or work related environment. Focus will be on running Windows 8 on a desktop computer with the emphasis on navigating the new user interface, as well as, accessing both the Modern apps and traditional office suite desktop applications.
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COMP-9638 - Learn the ins and outs of Adobe Lightroom and all it has to offer to photographers. Adobe Lightroom is the software of choice for photographers using both Apple and Windows platforms. This unique course focuses on learning to import/export, organize, manage, develop and present your photos in various forms such as books, slide shows, and prints. Students must supply their own laptops and have Adobe Lightroom installed on their computers.
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CONS-1050 - This course is an introduction to the principles of contract law as they relate to the construction industry. The various types of construction contracts and bidding documents are introduced and examined. This subject builds on the principles of contract law and introduces standard forms used in the construction industry issued by the Canadian Construction Documents Committee and the Canadian Construction Association.
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CRAF-9159 - You will learn the art of making wire jewelry in this fun workshop. Complete 5-7 projects, that will take you from beginning to intermediate, using copper wire, gemstones, beads and cabs. All tools necessary will be provided for in class use.
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CRIM-1002 - In order to understand ourselves and interact appropriately with others, we must first understand the basis for behaviour. The study of psychology provides you with an understanding of why people think and act as they do. It examines the scientific process of research, the human brain and the nervous system, sensation and perception, learning, memory and personality.
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CRIM-1006 - This course provides an examination of various theoretical explanations of criminal and deviant behavior including the sociological, biological and psychological perspectives. Criminological theory is related to various types of criminal activity. The reality of crime in Canada including victimology is examined through crime statistics as are the correlations of criminal behavior.
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CRIM-1010 - In this course, current social science paradigms and theories will be used as a framework for analysis of contemporary social issues to vocations in police services. Topics such as crime, violence, abuse, social stratification, ageism, and racism will be included. The course focus will be on how individual behaviours collectively create social issues.
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CRIM-1015 - This course will enable the student to analyze the elements of an offence, to classify offences and to identify possible defences in criminal cases. This course will also enable the student to analyze the rights and obligations of citizens involving area of civil law. The student will recognize the responsibilites and limitations of citizens and police officers in light of the Charter of Rights and Freedom.
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CRIM-1016 - This course will introduce students to the most common Criminal Code offences. Offences against the person, property, weapons and public order offences will be examined. Students will apply knowledge acquired in Criminal and Civil Law to be able to determine the facts in issue for the offences discussed.
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CRIM-1017 - Students develop the interviewing skills necessary to retrieve information from victims, witnesses and suspects. They will learn the basic steps of investigation which includes developing appropriate note taking and observation skills.
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CRIM-1019 - In this course students will develop the knowledge, skills and ability to locate and apply sections of the Provincial Traffic Law. Students will practice locating topics in the Acts and Regulations, will master the definitions required to interpret traffic law and will apply the law concerning Police Authorities, drivers licenses, permits and rules of the road. Students will develop and practice interpersonal strategies and procedures for dealing with motor vechicle stops.
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CRIM-1020 - This course introduces students to theory and models of community policing. Problem solving models and the role of alternative dispute resolution strategies are examined. Community development and community involvement in dispute resolution is discussed. The role of public relations is explored.
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CRIM-1021 - Students will analyze elements of offences related to weapons and the Firearms Act, controlled drugs and substances and the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. Provisions of other Federal Statutes and their relationship with the Criminal Code will also be examined.
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CRIM-1024 - Students interpret and apply provincial statutes. Topics studied include arrest, search and seizure authorities, common offences and the involement of non-police agencies. The following statues are examined: Provincial Offences Act, Mental Health Act, Landlord Tenant Act, Trespass to Property Act, Liquor License Act, Coroners Act, Family Law Act, the Blind Persons Act, and Game and Fish Act.
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CRIM-1026 - This advanced course will allow students to apply and demonstrate crime prevention, problem oriented policing strategies and apply elements of volunteerism. Students will be required to assess a community problem and develop, implement and evaluate results to resolve a community problem. Students will also explore the relationship between community policing and police complaints.
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CRIM-1033 - Today's law enforcement professionals must be able to apply the laws of Canada and those of the provinces. Therefore, students require more than a basic understanding of the Canadian justice system and how it applies in the field of law enforcement. In this course, students acquire foundational knowledge and skills related to the development, structure and practical operation of the Canadian criminal justice system. The course is geared towards students who will become practitioners in the criminal justice field and will require knowledge of their role in relation to the justice process as a whole. Throughout the course, students will have an opportunity to critically analyze the various components of the justice system, as well as examine the overall effectiveness and efficiency of the system.
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CRIM-2002 - This course will increase knowledge and awareness of the historical overview, the importance of traditions, values and issues in the Aboriginal cultures of Canada. The legal status of Aboriginal people will be explored along with the Aboriginal rights and self-determination. Other critical issues relating to land claims, justice and social service will be studied. The course will provide students with a basic introduction to the Native 'ways of being' in an effort to better understand the challenges facing Native peoples today.
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CRIM-3002 - This course is a continuance of Police Powers 1 and will focus on police governance and accountability issues related to the Police Services Act, police complaints, First Nations policy and management and labour issues. Use of force theory, law and other legal issues related to the use of force will be discussed. Theory related to officer safety will be examined.
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DENT-1042 - This 3 week Dental Assisting Level 2 ContinuingEducation course, will enable the participants towrite the National Dental Assisting ExaminingBoard exam.applicants must prove certificaiton of Level 1 andHarp Certificaiton prior to registion.
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DENT-1044 - Develop sound knowledge of dental terms, with an emphasis on anatomy, disease terms, and instrumentation. Terminology specific to infection control, pain management, tooth restorations, prosthodontics, endodontics, periodontics, pedodontics, and malocclusion is included.
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DESG-9032 - Update your home with professional help. Learn about creative interior design for the home while discussing colour theory, design and planning, furniture arrangements, flooring, fabrics and other suppliers.
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DEVL-1017 - This is a 6-week (150 hour) employment opportunity in a workplace environment ((unpaid job placement is paid for by the student). Participants will have the opportunity to supplement their resume with related work experience and a valuable reference.
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DEVL-1030 - This course reviews the roles of an online facilitator, offers examples of current practice and preset guidelines and strategies for effective practice in online facilitating. Because the definition of the facilitator's roles and activities must be understood within a specific context, the focus is on online facilitating for the post secondary adult learners. The specific features of Blackboard used for online facilitating will also be integrated.
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DIGL-1023 - Youth in Canada today are the first generation to grow up in a digital world and they are transforming our culture and institutions. This course looks at the Internet and its role in shaping recent history and society. It examines the impact of digital media that empowers our youth to communicate, learn, play, shop and work differently from previous generations. It also provides analytical tools to anticipate and act on what lies ahead in the future.
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DRIV-1012 - Delivered by Canadian Pro Drivers at Fanshawe College, this course combines theory and practical to enable students to obtain a Driver Education Instructor In-Vehicle license. Applicants must obtain a Driver package from the Drive/Test Center and complete all Ministry tests and OPP check (at the student’s expense). Students must register one (1) week prior to course start date. Note: Both Part I (DRIV-1012) and Part II (DRIV-3001) must be successfully completed to qualify for a license.
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DRIV-3001 - Delivered by Canadian Pro Drivers at Fanshawe College, this course combines theory and practical to enable students to complete the student’s training for a Driver Education Instructor In-Vehicle license. Students must register one (1) week prior to course start date. Note: Both Part I (DRIV-1012) and Part II (DRIV-3001) must be successfully completed to qualify for a license.
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DRIV-9022 - Train to operate various types of forklifts safely. Classroom and practical experience will prepare you to write the certification exam. Included in the course is the Propane Handling, which certifies a driver to handle and change fuel tanks on the forklift.
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DRIV-9025 - This course prepares you to ride a motorcycle safely and enjoy the experience. This is a Canada Safety Council program sanctioned by the Ministry of Transportation. This intensive practical course is designed to progressively develop your riding skills. You will practice techniques such as balancing the motorcycle, the correct use of brakes, proper clutch control and gear changes. Learn to ride a motorcycle while being supervised by our professional training team. At the end of your course you will be tested and if successful will receive the documentation for your M2 license.
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DRIV-9030 - This is a Fanshawe College program sanctioned by the Ministry of Transportation. This course is designed to fine tune your riding skills prior to taking the “M2” Exit Road Test. Combined with parking lot and real life road experience you will improve your riding abilities. Our instructors will guide you through practice range riding and plenty of road course riding. Weaknesses in technique are quickly identified and corrected. At the end of the training program, our senior staff, authorized by the MTO, will administer the Class “M” road test (M2 Exit).
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DRIV-9033 -
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DRIV-9043 -
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DRIV-9044 - Our interactive simulator program provides customized scenarios developed specifically for defensive driving training and accident prevention. Through technological advances using our simulator you will challenge and build your driving skills. The student can safely drive through a variety of weather and road conditions in city, urban and highway settings. The simulations will be combined with classroom presentations and discussions.
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DRIV-9057 - The Introduction to Motorcycling course is a three hour course where you will learn how to properly balance and start a motorcycle, basic clutch control and bringing the bike to a stop in a straight line.This course gives the student a jump on the intense M2 Motorcycle course, DRIV-9025. It may also appeal to those who are planning to buy a motorcycle, who have never ridden before and would like to find out if riding is for them.
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DRIV-9058 - Protect your CVORThis course will explain the details and the conditions to maintain your Commercial Vehicle Operator Registration (CVOR). There are many noncompliance’s’ that can influence your CVOR. We will be covering Hours of Service, Logbooks, Load Security and Pre/Post trip inspection responsibilities. The content will cover Best Practices, Safety and regulations dealing with both Canada and the USA. Whether you are new to truck driving, in need of a refresher or responsible for safety and compliance at your work place you will find this course invaluable.
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EASL-9003 - The beginner course covers all major areas oflearning the English language for everydaysituations at the introductory level includingspeaking, comprehension, reading, writing andcultural awareness.
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EASL-9019 - This in-class workshop provides participants with comprehensive IELTS exam preparation using sample reading, writing, listening and speaking tasks. An experienced IELTS trainer ensures participants are familiar with the exam procedure, expectations and different question formats. Students will also receive instruction on test-taking techniques to improve confidence and develop strategies for exam success.
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ECED-1056 - Child Development I provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles of human development: the study of how people change over time. Part One introduces the student to the beginnings of the study of human development: research methods and designs, theories of development, the workings of heredity, and sequences of development from conception to birth. Part Two examines the development of the child during the first two years of life, the rapid and radical changes during this relatively brief period, individual differences in patterns of development, and inter-relations between the child and his/her world.
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ECED-1057 - In Curriculum Development I, students will be introduced the principles and guidelines early childhood educators use to design developmentally appropriate and inclusive programs for young children. Special emphasis will be placed on the roles of play, creativity, inclusiveness and literacy in the development of curriculum which addresses all areas of children's development - physical, psycho-social and cognitive. Students will explore the components of curriculum which address the specific needs of children between birth and age two. Using an activity plan form, they will plan, implement and evaluate an activity for an infant or toddler.
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ECED-1058 - Caregivers of young children need to understand and be able to implement a variety of skills and techniques that will help the child gain control of his/her environment and self. The adult's ability to guide children's behaviour effectively and to teach children to self-regulate their own behaviour will have a profound impact on all aspects of their development - physical, psychosocial and cognitive. Guidance of the young child is a course that explores styles of care giving, discipline and the impact of the physical environment on the child's development and behaviour. The course reviews a number of theoretical approaches and guidance models.
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ECED-1059 - This course is designed to familiarize students with early childhood education from historical, theoretical, practical, and political points of view. Various types of child care will be examined in relation to the needs of children, families and staff. Students will be introduced to the Day Nurseries Act and other applicable legislation which affects centre's policies and operations.
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ECED-1060 - Observing as the primary method for gathering information about young children will be the focus of the course. Students will develop skills in the implementation of a range of observation techniques including descriptive narratives, time samplings, event samplings, anecdotal records frequency counts checklists, charts and mappings. Note: The observation data collected during this course will be utilized in the Child Development II course. Students must retain their agreement/permission forms from this course which will be submitted when taking the Child Development II course.
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ECED-1063 - In this course, students will take a comprehensive look at Children's Wellness in a child care setting. The Children's Wellness course has been broken into 3 large blocks of material. These blocks include: Safety; Nutrition; and Health as they relate to young children. Each of these areas will constitute approximately 1/3 of the subject material covered. Strategies for maintaining a healthy child care environment will be presented. Information on staff health and infection control will help learners to manage good care with minimum health risks. Creating a safe child care environment will be examined in depth. Accessories, behaviours and conditions for safety risk in both indoor and outdoor environments will form much of the safety dialogue. Providing nutritional balance in child care will be a focus. Students will have an opportunity to apply their knowledge in both theoretical and practical ways.
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ECED-1064 - This course is designed to assist students in working effectively with parents. The dual role of parents - as a resource and client will be examined. In addition the role of child care as a resource and support system to families will be identified. RATIONALE: In Working with Parents the student will learn how to communicate effectively with parents. Parent meetings will be a major focus of attention. The skills necessary to plan, implement and evaluate parent meetings will be developed. Additional methods for conveying information to parents will be identified. The other area to be addressed is supporting families who are facing difficult issues or who have concerns which need to be addressed by the staff of the centre.
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ECED-1069 - This course focuses on the professional andethical responsibilities of the early childhoodeducator. Students will explore issues and developstrategies to determine the nature of theirprofessional responsibilities.
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ECED-3003 - This course compares and evaluates Early Childhood Education philosophies and theories from both historical and contemporary perspectives. The emphasis will be on the student integrating current knowledge with experience from the field practicum, into a personal philosophy of Early Childhood Education.
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ECED-3010 - In this course, students will consider issues that influence the professional behaviour and image of early childhood education, including implementation of a common philosophy, ethics, advocacy, and ongoing professional development. They are encouraged to reflect on their own professionalism and appreciate the valuable contribution made by early childhood educators, both individually and collectively, to the broad spectrum of services for children and families.
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ECED-3020 - Based on theories of development this course focuses on best practice for children birth - 3 that reflect individual development, diversity and learning through play. Emphasis is placed on the early childhood educator’s role in establishing sensitive and responsive interactions with the children. Each child’s needs are promoted through active learning within child-oriented environments, schedules and routines.
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ECED-3025 - This course explores research and theories of development from the prenatal period throughout the first 3 years of life. The process of attachment, emotional well-being and individual differences in experience, temperament and needs are analyzed through observation and documentation. Autonomy, trust and positive self-concept are emphasized as the basis for responsive and respectful interactions and guidance strategies.
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ECED-3034 - Child Development II continues the study of theprinciples of human development. Growth anddevelopment from preschool-age through adolescencewill be examined. Part one introduces the studentto the rapid expansion of abilities in alldevelopmental domains during the years from 2-6.Part two examines the stage of 'developmentalintegration', the middle years, age 7-11. Partthree studies thee complicated and challengingadolescent period of life, from age 12-20.
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ECED-5009 - In Curriculum Development III, students will usethe principles and guidelines of curriculumdevelopment to design developmentally appropriateand inclusive programs for preschool and schoolage children. Emphasis will continue to be placedon the roles of play, creativity, literacy andinclusiveness in the development of curriculumwhich addresses all areas of children'sdevelopment - physical, cognitive andpsycho-social. (Areas of exploration will bespecific to children between birth and 12 years.)Within this age range a variety of subjectsrelated to the cognitive domain will be studied.Individual, small and large group (circle-time)activities will be investigated as well asemergent curriculum and week-long programplanning.
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ECED-6006 - This course will focus on current understanding about integrating special needs children into preschool and other school programs. Government directions and relevant legislation, expanded definitions that apply to special needs program eligibility, and variety of community agencies that have a role in supporting youngsters and their families will be a focus of theoretical study. Practical applications of the directions in common situations will also be considered.
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ECON-1002 - Economics I is an introductory microeconomics course which covers a broad curriculum of microeconomic principles. Students will study the foundations of economic choice, market pricing, consumer behaviour, business decision making, market structure and policy development in a small open economy like Canada.
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ECON-1005 - This is an introductory macroeconomics course. Students will study measures of macroeconomic activity, growth in the economy and the government's role in stabilizing the economy.
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ECON-1021 - This course introduces students to the principlesthat are essential to an understanding ofcontemporary macroeconomics issues. Emphasis isplaced on the use of economic models to analyzeeconomic developments accurately and objectively.Students examine unemployment, inflation, andeconomic growth; as well, they evaluategovernment's use of fiscal and monetary policy todeal with these problems.
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ECON-3006 - This course introduces the student to theprinciples that are essential to an understandingof contemporary microeconomic issues. Emphasis isplaced on the use of economic models to analyzeeconomic developments accurately and objectively.Students will examine the role of prices andcompetitive markets in the allocation ofresources, firm behaviour and market structures;as well, they will evaluate the effects ofgovernment intervention in the economicmarketplace.
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EDUC-1050 -
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EDUC-1051 - 'The Educational Milieu' will describe learning techniques, training standards, ethical practices, historical development of education, legislation and the implications. 'Roles, Responsibilities and Teamwork' will help set up supports, describe roles, and discuss Effective teamwork. 'How Children Learn' includes child/youth development and its Assessment, evaluation and implications and learning/educating styles and their implications for teachers, EAs and students.
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EDUC-1054 - The methodology of 'how to teach the ESL student' is discussed and students have an opportunity to demonstrate their acquired skills in a classroom setting. Understanding the principles of English grammar is an integral part of this course.
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EDUC-1055 - This subject examines cultural and sociolinguistic issues affecting language learning.
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EDUC-1059 - This course focuses on learning how to apply the principles of adult learning and to develop basic skills essential to successful instruction. This is specifically designed for teachers and trainers in all fields who present information to adults.
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EDUC-1060 - This course is designed to give learners an overview of the processes involved in assessment and evaluation. A variety of types of evaluation will be utilized in order to understand and meet the needs of learners and stakeholders. Learners will be encouraged to evaluate their own practice as a teacher or trainer in their environment.
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EDUC-1062 - There are many effective ways for adult learners to experience course content and gain new found subject knowledge. In today's complex learning environment, the most successful instructors demonstrate instructional strategies that both respect and challenge adult learners. Through lectures, discussion (synchronous and asynchronous) and various assignments, participants will explore a wide variety of instructional techniques including: lecture, group discussion, demonstration, icebreakers, case study, brainstorming, debate, fishbowl, collage, role-play, panel discussions and skits. Factors affecting the selection of techniques will also be addressed. Participants will demonstrate their mastery of instructional techniques through the design and on-line delivery of a lesson. Instructional strategies or approaches to learning whic include a variety of techniques will also be covered by reviewing some of the most common strategies including co-operative learning, problem-based learning and action learning. In addition to instructional techniques and strategies, classroom management issues and the use of media and resources will also be covered.
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EDUC-1068 - This course introduces the student to common evidence-based behavioural approaches applied in teaching individuals with autism new skills with an emphasis on strategies for teaching language, academic skills, activities of daily living, play skills, and social skills. Topics will be approached by providing the student with an understanding of the terms used, a description of the teaching techniques characterized in each of the modules (where applicable) and a basic understanding of the conceptual elements motivating the approaches.
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EDUC-1069 - This course introduces the student to techniques for training others specifically to implement behaviour change plans (technology transfer). Students will learn and practice techniques for individual and group presentation formats for the training of families or professionals. Students will also learn how to maintain procedural integrity, use performance feedback, evaluate the effects of training, and understand the challenges that may impact before, during and after mediator training. Emphasis will be placed on in-class presentations and role-play practice.
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EDUC-6028 - Introduces the participants to the historical context of adult education and the major theoretical foundations of adult education, and examines recent theories and trends in the field of adult learning. Participants will distinguish between andragogy and pedagogy, and analyze the needs and expectations of adult learners in the college context. Participants will participants will transpose theoretical perspectives into instruction design for adult learners based on their integrated relationship.
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EDUC-6029 - Provides participants with opportunities to analyze various classroom management strategies and their impact on learners, to identify components of a positive learning environment and to develop strategies for creating and maintaining an inviting, inclusive climate that encourages student engagement and supports student success. An examination of the principles of Universal Instructional Design (UID) will show how UID anticipates and responds to the diversity of student learning needs and styles in the community college context.
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EDUC-6030 - This course provides the theoretical foundations, knowledge and practical skills required to design and deliver effective outcomes based lessons, courses and programs appropriate to the community college context. Participants will have opportunities to examine and utilize a broad variety of instructional strategies and perspectives that facilitate student learning, to discuss and apply theories of adult learning and college education, and to integrate a philosophy of student success into the design and delivery of learning activities.
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EDUC-6032 - This course allows students the opportunities to examine the theory and practice of evaluation of student learning. Participants will select, create, and employ a variety of formative and summative evaluation techniques and tools that appropriately assess student achievement of learning outcomes. Self, instructor and course evaluation techniques will also be explored.
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EDUC-6034 - Provides opportunities for participants to further develop the knowledge and skills required to effectively design and deliver curriculum that achieves provincial, professional, program, and course outcomes. As well, participants will learn to use technology to enhance learning and to manage the diversity and needs of contemporary college learners.
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EDUC-6035 - This course examines recent theories and trends in the field of educational leadership and provides opportunities for participants to analyze educational leadership issues inherent in the college context. Participants will reflect on and further develop their personal leadership style and management practices.
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EMGT-5001 - You will develop an understanding of various emergency plans/procedures and your responsibility as identified in those plans. You will become aware of the resources available within the emergency response community. The information taught in this course is specific to the Emergency Response field. Students will learn unique information concerning response to emergency and how to manage them.
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ENGL-1042 - This course offers an introduction to applied communication, with particular emphasis on the development of listening, reading, writing and study skills. Language skills developed in this course will be useful to students in college courses, as well as in the workplace.
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ENGL-1048 - Understanding Literature acquaints students with the tools necessary to appreciate literature critically by reviewing literary history and examining different genres. Students will explore themes and conventions associated with these genres and develop an understanding of literary analysis and various critical approaches. For creative-writing students, this course will provide a framework in which to appreciate and evaluate their own writing.
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ENGL-3018 - A continuation of the studies begun in English 1, t his course develops students' skills in listening, reading and writing at a more advanced level. Foc us is placed on the forms, conventions and strateg ies of written communication in the context of the
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ENVR-1006 - This is an introduction to the operation and maintenance of boilers, burners, heating pipe systems and plumbing details. BES701
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ENVR-1016 - Based on the general principles of national citizenship, environmental citizenship goes beyond national borders to emphasize global environmental rights and responsibilities - to focus on both conservation of and planned sustainable use of our planet's resources, as well as the recognition that environmental health is a prerequisite to human health. Environmental citizenship is a personal commitment to learning more about the environment and to taking responsible environmental action. This course is a journey into adopting attitudes and behaviours that foster global environmental responsibility.
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FDMG-1005 - Provides the student with an understanding of the food service worker role in a food service department within a facility. Emphasis is placed on responsibility, accountability and the importance of working with others as a team member. An overview of health care accreditation and the role of the food service worker will be examined.
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FDMG-1008 - You will learn the importance and use of special diets and enteral and supplemental products in disease management.
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FDMG-1058 - Discusses food preparation and service procedures required for an efficient and effective food service operation. Students are introduced to the basic principles of menu planning, standardized recipes, purchasing and receiving procedures, food production systems, and food delivery systems.
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FDMG-2003 - Identifies the importance of sanitary practices in transportation, purchasing, receiving and storage of food. Emphasis is placed on reducing the incidence of foodborne disease outbreaks in high risk populations.
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FDMG-9184 - Love the thrill of the grill and experimentingwith food and seasonings to create deliciousextraordinary barbecued meals? Learn to try avariety of methods and foods to expand yourbarbecuing expertise. Your family and guests willbe in awe.
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FDMG-9186 - Buon Appetito! Come and find out what makes Italians so passionate about their food. In this hand-on course, we will be making our own fresh pasta, risotto and gnocchi.
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FILM-9001 - You will be guided through the process of creating a short documentary film. Fundamentals of storytelling, writing, directing, camera operation, lighting, sound recording, and video editing will be covered. Note: students will be expected to spend time outside of class to work on their production. Bring: external hard drive (USB or FireWire 800, 250GB).
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FINA-1007 - This course gives students the foundations of managerial finance with emphasison the procurement of funds to support the normal operations and expansion of abusiness, and control over the use of these funds. Content includes analysisof the financial environment and its components, working capital management, strategic decision-making, and financial planning.
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FINA-3008 - This course has been designed to provide the student with a basic knowledge of the structure, purpose and administration of the federal income tax system. It includes the determination of net income from employment and property. Students will learn to identify specific inclusions and deductions in determining other income sources and calculate the minimum taxable income and taxes payable for an individual. Students will also complete an individual taxpayer's T1 using Profile.
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FINA-3035 - You will learn about the determination of business income, rental income and taxable capital gains in addition to studying the calculation of taxable income, and federal and provincial taxes payable for corporate taxpayers.
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FNDR-6006 - This course is designed to provide students with a solid foundation of understanding and preparation of the case statement. Students will learn how the case flows, from an organization's vision and mission statements and will explore the differences between the internal and external case. Different types of fund development communication tools will be studied to ensure students understand their relationship to the case, and how each can best be used to support an organization's fund development goals.
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FREN-1004 - The objective of this course is to enable the student to gain confidence in the knowledge and application of the French language by using simple structures and vocabulary. In this introductory level the student will learn to express physical, emotional and personality attributes as well as 'how' to formulate basic questions to obtain this information. At the end of this course the student will have some knowledge of present verb tenses. The reading of short articles brings to light family life in a French culture, the customs and activities related to family celebrations in Canada and around the world.
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FREN-3004 - The student will sustain development of language skills by extending vocabulary with regard to all activities after work such as weekend chores, leisure, sports including holidaying abroad. The grammatical structures at this level continue to be simple. Through systematic exercises the student becomes more confident and moves on from level 1 present tense to the near future and the past tense. The student at the end of this level will be able to share more extensively life at home as well as describe a real or imagined past holiday in a French speaking country.
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FREN-5002 - The progressive acquisition, reinforcement, and creative use of language structures will give the student confidence to self-expression. By analyzing, comparing and applying the French past tenses, the student will have the basic tools to story telling. At this level, the student will be encouraged to express simple and complex sentence structures. Anecdotes by authors from French speaking Canada will serve as models for the final task.
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FREN-9001 - An introduction of French language and culture for students with little or no knowledge of the language. Each lesson emphasizes a specific theme that is designed to increase literacy and comprehension. You will be put in real-life situations that will involve rich oral practice. Each lesson involves significant and on-going review of previous lesson content. You will be evaluated through written and oral quizzes.
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FREN-9006 - Must have completed French: The Basics, or have taken a French course in the last five years or must be able to conjugate verbs in the Passé composé, Présent and Futur immédiat. The emphasis of the course is on improving listening comprehension and oral communication skills through the study of grammar, language usage, dialogues and class activities.
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HLTH-1007 - Enable students to demonstrate appropriate processing skills for the completion of physicians' orders.
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HLTH-1010 - This course will focus on personal and organizational skills required by persons employed in health care in an office/clerical assistant role. This will assist them to effectively carry out their role in assisting with the administration of a nursing unit/health care facility office.
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HLTH-1015 - This course provides a comprehensive introduction to employee and employer rights and responsibilities for ensuring a safe work environment. Topics covered include: safety management and policy development, measuring safety performance, Occupational Health and Safety Act, WHMIS, Workplace Safety & Insurance Act, and accident prevention and procedures.
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HLTH-1048 - This course was developed to expand the knowledge and skills of the RN and RPN related to nursing skills in footcare. These skills are in accordance with the Ontario Ministry Guidelines. The course contains six hours of theory and 12 hours of classroom lab as well as a clinical. For this reason a lab coat or uniform is required.
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HLTH-1091 - You will acquire the knowledge and skills required to prep client for examination, including measuring vital signs, height, weight and temperature, positioning and draping, tray preparation and special collection.
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HLTH-1105 - Introduces students to the principles of decontamination including instrument/equipment disassembly, various methods of cleaning/disinfection, use of decontamination equipment (automated), proper workflow, standard precautions and the safe handling of sharps and medical bio-hazardous waste material.
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HLTH-1108 - Introduces students to the proper techniques for the assembly, wrapping and/or packaging of surgical instruments, supplies and patient care equipment.
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HLTH-1110 - Introduces the key principles and factors affecting sterilization and monitoring sterilization cycles. common type of sterilization processes will be explored..
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HLTH-1112 - Introduction to sterile storage, inventory control distribution systems including the case care system, portering, and stock rotation.
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HLTH-1117 - This course focuses on the general principles of drug administration in various health care settings. Such topics as current drug legislation, methods of safe drug administration, common drug interactions and reactions, and types of drugs and drug names will be covered in depth.
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HLTH-1118 - Introduces the student to the sterile processing role and environment, microbiology, infection control, aseptic technique and workplace environmental hazards.
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HLTH-1119 - Introduces the student to instrument classification, specifics of proper handling techniques and recognition of common problems related to instrument usage.
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HLTH-1121 - Introduces students to the principle of Applied Behaviour Analysis. Techniques and terminogy relating to Intensive Behavioural Intervensions are discussed. This is an OntarioLearn course offered by Algonquin College: AL-FAM0015. Please see source CIS for more details.
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HLTH-1122 - This course covers the five major symptoms of the Autism Spectrum Disorder. This is an OnarioLearn course offered by Algonquin College: AL-FAM0016. Please see source CIS for more details.
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HLTH-1123 - This course presents students with theories terminology and applications pertaining to working with families with Autism. This is an OntarioLearn course offered by Algonquin College: AL-FAM0018. Please see source CIS for more information.
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HLTH-1124 - This course presents organizational procdures for creating and delivering curriculum to students with Autism. This is an OntarioLearn course offered by Algonquin College: AL-FAM0020. For more information please see the source CIS.
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HLTH-1125 - This course prepares students for planning and implementing transitions for those with ASD between home, school and community settings. This is an OntarioLearn course offered by Algonquin College: AL-FAM0024. Please see source CIS for more details.
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HLTH-1126 - This course introduces students to Functional behavioural assessment. This is an OntarioLearn course offered by Seneca College: SE-ABS102. Please see source CIS for more details.
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HLTH-1130 - This course enables students to read, spell and comprehend medical terminolgy for the purpose of diagnosis. This is an OntarioLearn course offered by Loyalist College: LO-HLTH8007. Please see source CIS for details.
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HLTH-1146 - Clinical placements give you hands-on practice andexperience in different work environments. Youwill be placed on one or more supervised and preceptored affiliated clinical sites. Sites include acute and long term care facilities.Placement is individualized based on clinical availability. All courses in your program must be completed prior to attending clinical placements.
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HLTH-1151 - Introduces the role of a patient transporter(porter) in the hospital, and discussions on teamwork, conflict resolution and self direction willassist the learner to effectively work within aacute setting team.
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HLTH-1161 - Stress can play a huge factor in our personal and professional lives. Learning to deal with it is vital for our long-term health. While stress alone doesn't cause disease, it triggers molecular changes throughout the body that makes us more susceptible to many illnesses. In this course, students will gain an understanding of the importance of how to deal with both positive and negative stress in their lives. By using the wellness perspectives each student will gain insight into how they can control both internal and external stressors.
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HLTH-1162 - This course will provide an introduction to the fundamentals of pathophysiology and related disease processes. The underlying concepts of homeostasis, cellular changes, inflammation, infection, healing and abnormal immune responses will be examined. The basic concepts of fluid - electrolyte and acid-base balance will be analyzed and how imbalances can promote disorder in the body. Common diagnostic testing will be examined and how they are utilized in the process of diagnosing disease and prognostic outcomes. Specific diseases and disorders will be discussed to apply the concepts learned and how they effect the structure and functioning of the human body.
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HLTH-1167 - This course will introduce the foundations of ethical thinking and will review the different perspectives and rationale for ethical decision-making within a behavioural framework. Students will be introduced to professional codes of ethics that are essential for ethical pracice. They will learn how to think critically and apply general ethical principles to particular situations through the use of case studies, practice vignettes, structured exercises and group discussions. This course will provide participant with the basis for developing ethical guidelines for practice, examining areas related to legislative acts, an overview of the BACB guidelines of responsible conduct for a behavioural analyst and the ONTABA/ABA standards of practice. Students will also learn how to evaluate their own professional expertise and limitations for ongoing professional development planning.
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HLTH-1178 - This course examines the normal physiological, social and spiritual changes affecting adults using the Holistic approach to wellness. Normal physiological and anatomical changes, as well as the dysfunctional effects of common health problems will be examined. The process of normal psychological and social aging will be addressed as well as abnormal factors such as cognitive decline. Additional topics will include spirituality, changing requirements for physical activity, and health promotion measures. Students will learn common medical terminology and charting techniques related to aging clients
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HLTH-3020 - This practical course enables students to apply skills and concepts learned in the classroom and laboratory by providing care for residents in a long-term care setting over two clinical rotations. Throughout this course, emphasis will be placed on concepts such as confidentiality, safety, organizational skills, reliability, communication, and documentation. In the first rotation, students are introduced to the role and responsibilities of the PSW while providing basic care and appropriate communication to clients and the health care team. The second rotation allows the student to safely apply and synthesize learned knowledge with an ever-increasing number of assigned clients. Students will be introduced to the evening shift, so that they may understand the challenges and care required for clients at different times of the day. The student must satisfactorily display competence in all five domains in order to progress into the Consolidation Clinical Practicum.
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HLTH-3021 - This consolidation practicum will enable the student to work both independently and as part of the team while enhancing their problem-solving and critical thinking within a PSW's scope of practice. The student will be expected to demonstrate all acquired skills in a consistent and competent manner as well as maintaining confidentiality, safety, organization, communication, and documentation while caring for a variety of clients in a long-term care setting. Students must display reliability and accountability at all times throughout this course by following the policies, rules and regulations of both Fanshawe College and the host agency. The student is expected to be an active and self-directed participant while providing support to individuals in the institute setting. The institute experience will provide the student with opportunities to work with other caregivers with less supervision by the teacher, and a teacher will be on call to the student/agency should any concerns arise.
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HLTH-3022 - This practicum course enables the student to work both independently and as part of the team in the care of individuals and families at various stages of the life cycle in a community setting, while refining their problem-solving and critical thinking abilities. The student, acting within the role of a PSW, will be expected to demonstrate all acquired skills in a consistent and competent manner as well as confidentiality, safety, organization, communication, and documentation while caring for a variety of clients. Students must display reliability and accountability at all times throughout this course, by following the policies, rules and regulations of both Fanshawe College and the host agency.
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HLTH-3037 - This course will study advanced concepts of pathophysiology and related disease processes. Using a body system approach and building of the concepts discussed in Paythology 1, the student will continue to explore to explore the pathology of variety of disorders. With each unit diagnostic will be discussed to the system will be examined and their role in diagnosis and prognosis outcomes. Specific diseases and disorders will be discussed to apply learned concepts and how they effect the structure of the human body. Basic treatment modalities will be reviewed as a foundation of learning to be expanded upon in the practicum experience.
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HLTH-6021 - Client focused care and developing a care plan which would include assessment of client, ADL skills, social and emotional needs, will be discussed. Challenging behaviors, facilitative environments, multicultural skills, care for the family/caregiver will be included using a case-study approach.
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HLTH-9025 - Offered in co-operation with the Oxford County Board of Health, this new, expanded course covers the following topics: Introduction to Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP), Microbiology and its Relation to Food Preparation, Personal Hygiene, Product Flow Charting, Dishwashing, Pest Control, Sanitation and Enforcement. On successful completion participants will receive a certificate from Fanshawe College and the Oxford County Board of Health. This program satisfies Ministry of Health guidelines for safe food
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HLTH-9087 - It is recommended that training be done every two years. Emphasis will be placed on practising skills not reteaching; therefore, students should review the course content prior to taking this course. The current book is 'The Vital Link, 2nd edition' and if you do not have the text one may be purchased at the college for $10.00 + GST. The Canadian Red Cross program is able to retrain other first aid cards. Full attendance is mandatory.
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HLTH-9088 - Comprehensive First Aid & Level C CPR techniques for those who require the skills and knowledge to respond to emergencies in the workplace and/or home. The course covers a variety of topics such as cardiovascular and breathing emergencies; CPR; use of AEDs (Automated External Defibrillator); prevention of disease transmission; sudden medical conditions; and injuries to the head and spine. Certification is awarded upon successful completion. Full attendance is mandatory.
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HLTH-9101 -
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HLTH-9171 - Content includes basic footcare and skin care, filing and foot massage.
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HLTH-9173 - This course builds on the Introduction to Wound Care course. The assessment and treatment of more complexed wounds are explored and the various wound treatment protocols. Wound bed preparation and the barriers to wound healing are described in detail with a focus on infection, deridement and managing wound exudate's.
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HLTH-9201 - This course meets the requirements of the OxfordCounty Board of Health and current legislation.Studente must have previously successfullycompleted a recognized Food HandlerCertification course. Recertification isrecommended every 5 years. *Note: applicants must be 16 years of age and overto register.
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HLTH-9215 - This course is designed to meet annual certification requirements and provide CPR lifesaving skills and training based on participant’s background, needs and interest. Automated External Defibrillator (AED) training is also provided with the course. Each participant receives a Red Cross CPR/AED Manual.
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HLTH-9227 - Upgrade your Standard First Aid,CPR-C and AED toHealth Care Provider Certification
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HLTH-9231 - Participants MUST produce a valid Canadian Red Cross Standard First Aid certificate to take the recertification course. All Standard First Aid topics are covered as well as CPR (level C or HCP) and AED. Successful participants will receive Canadian Red Cross recertification that is valid for 3 years (Note: Some programs and careers may require you to certify sooner).
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HLTH-9251 - This is the pre-requisite for most Health Servicesprograms and careers. Along with the StandardFirst Aid and all necessary CPR skills, the HCPparticipants must show proficiency in the use ofBVM's, AED's, pulse checks, alternative airwaymanagement, alternative compression methods andsequences. Certification is awarded uponsuccessful completion and is valid for a 3 yearperiod. Human Services programs and careers mayrequire the CPR portion be recertified on anannual basis.
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HLTH-9252 - Participants must have First responderCertification. Participants must be in possessionof the Canadian Red Cross, Emergency Care Manualor equivalent.
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HLTH-9256 - Massage practitioners are increasingly called uponto treat various pain and injury conditions, andin many instances act as a primary provider. Thisis a great benefit and a tremendousresponsibility. Assessment is a valuable part ofpractice, especially for anyone seeing clientswith pain or injury conditions.
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HLTH-9257 - Reiki (pronounced ray key) is a gentle method ofhealing with energy. Treating the whole body andhealing on all levels; physically, emotionally,and mentally. Lack of harmony on any level willcause imbalance which Reiki can help to bringback.
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HLTH-9258 - A great course to follow Reiki! Learn aboutChakras and how to heal with them by letting go ofthe negativity and surrounding yourself with apositive energy for a healthy lifestyle. Raiseyour self esteem and bring healing energy intoyour everyday life and routine.
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HLTH-9260 - Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is a 12-hour course from the Mental Health Commission of Canada. Just as a physical aid is administered to an injured person, MHFA teaches you how to help someone showing signs of a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. It also provides an overview of common mental health problems, causes, symptoms, treatments and referrals. This course is designed for anyone who may come into contact with a person with a mental health problem.
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HLTH-9267 - Learn how to meditate to help with every day lifestress. Meditation helps in many ways and teachesyou how to connect with ourselves. Seeing lifewith a different set of eyes and healing yourself.
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HLTH-9268 - Come out and learn about Herbal Teas and how theycan compliment your day. Learn about the HealingTechniques and which teas you can make yourself.
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HLTH-9280 - Choices and Changes is directed to the needs of clinicians working within the challenges of comtemporary practice. Modern delivery systems, with their economic pressures, have brought a new focus to the concern for patient health behaviours.
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HLTH-9281 - Don't kill, spray, tear up or destroy the weeds in your garden or yard - many of them are actually hightly regarded, widely used and extremely aluable medicinal herbs! What could be easier than growing an herb garden with no effort? Spring is an especially fertile time for harvesting your weeds, roots and all, and turning them into medicines. You will learn the most common ways to prepare herbal remedies and each student will take home their own tea blend, herbal tonic and herbal oil infusion.
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HUMA-1009 - Career Planning for people with disabilities may be difficult when the individual has little job experience. This course discusses Supported employment from the perception of the individual. Included are sections on career planning, financial and pension implications, and positive alternatives to employment when jobs are not immediately available. Individualized accommodations, supports, problem solving and follow ups are also covered.
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INFO-1158 - At the end of this course, the student should be able to create data in ArcView, to query and manipulate data; geocode addresses, perform spatial analyses, produce map outputs and charts. Included with the book is a fully functioning 180 day trial version of ArcView 9.x software on DVD with a Cd of data for the book's exercises. Students will require Windows 2000 or Windows XP (Vista supported) to install the ArcView 9.x program.
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INFO-1169 - This course is designed to teach principles and applications of remote sensing at the introductory level. This science, which looks at the earth from above, has made strides into commonplace use in recent times and the applications are useful to many professions including planners, environmental scientists, real estate, agriculture and many others. At the end of the course, the student should understand the basic principles of remote sensing, know how to use software to manipulate image data and perform preliminary interpretation of this data.
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INFO-1171 - This course provides a foundation for designing and maintaining a geographic information system. It also familiarizes the student with existing databases, standards and industry best practices for data management.
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INFO-1172 - This course will start with an overview of GPS, history of GPS and GPS Applications. With an emphasis on the principles of GPS and how it works, you will learn about the GPS satellites and the information and signals they transmit, types of receivers and the fundamentals of how they work, and what GPS can be used for. Topics covered include accuracy and positioning, the types of errors associated with using GPS, absolute and differential techniques, different types of signals, considerations when collecting data using GPS, and how to undertake mission planning. An introduction to other global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) is provided. GPS modernization, augmented GPS, and future trends are also discussed. The use of a GPS receiver is NOT required for this course.
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INFO-3088 - This course focuses on initial router configuration, IOS Software management, routing protocol configuration, TCP/IP, and access control lists (ACLs). Students will develop skills on how to configure a router, manage IOS software, configure routing protocols, and set access control lists to control data flow on a network.
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INFO-5078 - This course focuses on Advanced IP address techniques, Variable Length Subnet Masking (VSLM), intermediate routing protocols (RIPv2, single area OSPF, EIGRP), command line interface configuration of switches, Ethernet switching, Virtual Local Area Network (VLANs), Spanning Tree Protocol (STP), and VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP). students will learn how to design and configure networks using switches and VLANs. More advanced filtering skills will be taught to add to the student's ability to design secure networks using VLSM.
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INFO-9017 - Is your child always on Facebook? Are theyconstantly watching web videos? Are they talkingabout 'tweeting' but not about birds? Thisintroductory course will guide parents throughsocial networking sites like Facebook, YouTube,and Twitter. Learn the basic language of the sitesand find out what it's all about.
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INFO-9018 - Do you own a small business and want to getnoticed on the web? Learn how to setup yourFacebook, Twitter, and YouTube page and even whyyou'd want to do it in the first place. Learn thetips and tricks to turn your small business into aglobal one. Learn the common mistakes businessesmake in using social networking.
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INFO-9019 - Curious about the iPad? Heard about all the coolthings it can do? Need answers about how it canfit into your life? Have your questions answeredwith a short demo of the interface and some commonapps from the App Store.
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INFO-9020 - Just bought an iPad. Are you excited at all thefun you could have? This course teaches thebasics: navigating the interface, using theinstalled apps like Photos, Safari, and Mail,installing and removing apps from the app store,tips and tricks, troubleshooting, and connectiogto an Apple TV. Students must bring their iPad.
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INFO-9021 - Are you a student needing to do projects, aprofessional who needs to make letters andpresentations? Or do you just want to do budgetsand organize your life? Learn how to createdocuments on your iPad with Pages, Numbers,andKeynote. Learn how to use iCloud's Documentsfeature to store and transfer documents from youriPad to your computers. Students must bring theiriPad with the apps listed already installed.
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INFO-9022 - Got a digital camera and an iPad? Want to organizeand edit your photos on just your iPad? In thiscourse, we will look at using the Photos app,iCloud Photo Stream, and the Camera Connector Kitto organize your photo collection. Get a tour ofphoto apps from the App Store - like Photogene,Filterstorm, and Snapseed - that can help youmodify and make your photos even better. Studentsmust bring their iPad, digital camera, and cameraconnector kit.
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INFO-9023 - Want to organize your music? Watch movies? In thiscourse you will learn how to get your movies readyfor the iPad and even look at a great app to watchyour videos without re-encoding them. Finally, youwill get an example of how to use an Apple TV toremotely watch your movies, listen to your music,and even play games on your HDTV.
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INFO-9026 - Looking to integrate the iPad into your business?This course teaches the basics: navigating theinterface; Using the installed apps like Mail,Contacts, and Calendar; installing and removingapps from the app store; tips and tricks;troubleshooting; and the best apps and hardware totake your business int the the Post-PC era.Students must bring their iPad.
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INFO-9027 - Is the iPad your first computer? Never used the World Wide Web before? Never sent an email before? This course is for you. Learn how to surf the web with Safari, check your email with Mail, and texting with iMessage. Great for internet and iPad beginners! Ensure you bring your fully charged iPad (and your email username & password if you have one!) 1x3 hour session
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INFO-9028 - This beginner's course eases you into using the iPad with examples and hands-on practice. Learn how to download apps from the App Store, surf the web, check your email, organize your contacts & calendars, watch your media, take & organize great photos, and more. Get the most of Apple's tablet computer, sign up today! Ensure you bring your fully charged iPad with you for each session. 5x3 hour sessions (5 weeks) iPad Level I course structure Week 1 - Basics: Gestures, Keyboard, home screen, and personalization Week 2 - Internet on the iPad: Safari and Mail Week 3 - Included apps: Contacts, Calendar, FaceTime, iMessage, and the benefits of iCloud Week 4 - iTunes and the App store: music, movies, TV shows, Apps, iBooks Week 5 - Digital Photos on the iPad: Using the camera or camera connector kit, Organizing and Editing with Photos and Snapseed
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LAWS-1013 - You will gain a general understanding of business law and the course will emphasize and illustrate the many laws applicable to business activities and the complexities of those laws. Topics include: analysis of the Canadian legal system, sources of law, the law of torts, contracts, sale of goods, consumer law, employment and labour law, insurance law, real estate and mortgages, legal forms of business ownership secured transactions, and bankruptcy.
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LAWS-1014 - You will gain a general understanding at the law governing health care practitioners and institutions including the Canadian legal system and processes, medical negligence, and battery, consent to treatment, confidentiality, health records, employment and labour relations, hospital privileges, status and discipline, health care insurance, Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and current legal issues.
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LAWS-1015 - Study pertinent legislation which impacts employers and employees. You will learn about employer and employee rights, disciplinary procedure, human rights, employment laws, pay equity, and other issues pertaining to labour and employment law.
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LAWS-1057 - Students will build a vocabulary of common legal terminology used within a law office, government agency, court systems, social services and current affairs through practice, study guide and quizzes.
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LAWS-1058 - This course is designed to create a better understanding of the criminal justice system. Students will discuss the basic fundamentals of Criminal Law. It is intended as an introductory course on criminal law for those students with little or no background in the subject matter. The changing demands of modern society create the need to understand the criminal process from the commission of a crime to the time punishment is imposed.
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LAWS-1060 - This course is designed to introduce the participants to the fundamental concepts of Canada's legal system. The students will learn how laws are defined, created, implemented and interpreted to provide solutions to problems. Various Acts impacting emergency communciations will be examined and 'on the job' implications explored.
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LAWS-1061 - This course prepares students for a business environment increasingly impacted by laws. It teaches students to have an appreciation for how laws must be understood and used by management in the conduct of business and provide them with an ability to analyze a business situation from a general legal perspective. Emphasis is placed on contracts, torts, employment law, business organizations, human rights, creditors rights, and marketing law.
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LIBS-1002 - This subject examines the similarities and differences of world mythology and legends. By discussing stories from different cultures, students will see the common threads of the human experience.
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LIBS-1003 - An introduction to science fiction, which stands as a 'bridge betwen science and art, between the engineers of technology, and the poets of humanity'.
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LIBS-1004 - This subject will explore and evaluate the fiction, poetry and non-fiction genres of children's literature with their historical contexts as they apply.
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LIBS-1005 - This course gives you the opportunity to sharpen your critical thinking skills. It will help you to recognize how your own hidden assumptions, values and biases affect your decision-making. In this collaborative environment, you will analyze the manipulative techniques used by individuals, vesting interest groups and the media. You will learn how to identify false arguments and misleading arguments.
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MACH-1140 - MODULE 19 (Forced Warm Air Heating Systems)MODULE 23 (Forced Air Add-On Devices)MODULE 17 (Conversion Burners) :This section of the course looks at typical furnace installations, factors that must be considered when sizing a furnace, as well as cleaning, adjustment procedures, efficiencies, venting, and the operation of diagnostic equipment used in troubleshooting forced-air furnace. Students also examine guidelines for converting appliances, media filters, electrostatic filters and electronic air cleaners that can be used with forced-air furnaces. In addition, students study the operation requirements and service procedures for various types of humidifiers.MODULE 16 (Domestic Gas Fired Refrigerators) : This section of the course looks at the operation of domestic gas-fired refrigerators. The fundamentals of operation of propane/natural gas refrigerators are covered. In addition, students will learn to work safely in accordance with all applicable acts and regulations.MODULE 24 (Air Handling Systems) : This section of the course looks at the properties and characteristics of air, the operation of the return and supply air duct system, air flow in the duct system, service and adjustment procedures for air handling devices, blower speed, cfm, horsepower and static pressure. Codes and industry standards that apply to air flow are examined.
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MACH-1142 - A Gas Technician 3 (G3) Certificate of Qualification is a mandatory pre-requisite for anyone entering the industry as a Gas Technician. To obtain a Gas Technician 3 Certificate of Qualification you must: Complete standardized training, delivered by a Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) accredited training provider such as Fanshawe College, in accordance with the TSSA training profiles and curriculum. Achieve a passing grade of 75% on TSSA theoretical examinations and practical assessment upon completion of Gas Technician 3 course training. Maintain an 80% attendance record throughout the training program. This course is accredited by the TSSA and complies with the training curriculum requirements of the Technical Standards and Safety Act, 2000. The course will help prepare you for the TSSA theoretical examination and practical assessment for Gas Technician 3 Certification.This course covers Modules 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 of the TSSA Gas Technician curriculum. Areas of study include; Introduction to Electricity, Technical Manuals, Specifications, Schematics, Drawing and Graphs, Customer Relations, Intro to Gas Appliances, and Venting.
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MATH-0015 - This course reviews and extends students’ experiences with functions. Students will investigate the properties of polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions, broaden their knowledge of rates of change, and develop facility in applying these concepts and skills. Students will also refine their use of the mathematical processes necessary for success in the Calculus and Vectors I and II courses offered at Fanshawe College. This course is highly recommended for those without the high school prerequisite of Advanced Functions (MHF4U1), who have the intention of taking the Calculus and Vectors I and II courses offered at Fanshawe College (MATH-0013 and MATH-0014).
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MATH-1045 - This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of statistics. It includes regression analysis, probabilities and distributions, sampling, statistical estimation, and hypotheses testing.
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MATH-1052 - This course provides a review of basic arithmetic and algebra as well as providing students with mathematical tools and concepts needed for other college courses and in future employment. This course is to prepare students for later courses in Marketing, Business, Financial Planning, Accounting, Purchasing and Insurance.
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MATH-1087 - This course introduces the student to the concepts and procedures of the time value of money calculations used in Mathematics of Finance. It covers topics in simple interest, compound interest, simple and general annuities, bonds and cost-benefit analysis.
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MATH-1147 - This course is designed to provide students with the skills, terminology and the understanding of concepts in basic arithmetic and the metric system and to encourage good study habits and the ability to work independently. This basic course covers addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole numbers, fractions and decimals. In addition, the student will learn to solve practical problems involving percents, perimeters, areas, volumes, and metric.
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MATH-1152 -
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MATH-1165 - This course provides for an academic upgrading in fundamental mathematics. It is designed for students to enter college programs for which grade 12 mathematics is required. Students will learn basic algebra, functions, quadratic equations, graphing and systems of linear equations, geometry and trigonometry and personal finance.
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MATH-1171 - This first-level mathematics course for engineering technology programs begins with a review of fundamental concepts, arithmetic operations, and units of measure. This is followed by an in-depth study of basic algebra, trigonometric and other functions, and quadratic equations.
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MATH-1174 - This course extends students’ experience with functions. Students will investigate the properties of polynomial, rational, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions; develop techniques for combining functions; broaden their understanding of rates of change; and develop facility in applying these concepts and skills. Students will also refine their use of the mathematical processes necessary for success in senior mathematics. This course is intended both for students taking the Calculus and Vectors course as a prerequisite for a university program and for those wishing to consolidate their understanding of mathematics before proceeding to any one of a variety of university programs.
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MATH-1179 - The statistical portion of the course enables students to use various types of graphics to present information. Students are also introduced to basic measures of central tendencies and dispersions for both sample and population. Students are able to use these basic statistical measures to make reasonable business decisions. Students are also able to use time-series and simple linear regression knowledge to perform short term forecasting using a statistical package as a tool. They are also able to use the consumer price index to find the purchasing power of a dollar and 'real' wages. Students are able to use knowledge of basic mathematical functions to describe business relationships and build models. They are able to apply knowledge of linear and quadratic functions and contrained optimization to practical business situations. Students are able to apply linear programming techniques to business applications.
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MATH-1182 - This course is oriented towards applications of differentiation and integration to analyze and solve problems of electrical and electronics circuits and signals. Topics covered include: limits, derivatives of algebraic and transcendental functions and their applications, integration of algebraic and transcendental functions and its applications and selected methods of integration.
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MECH-9007 - Gain the knowledge necessary to operate brake systems safely and detect faults in these systems. Upon successful completion of the written test, participants will take the Practical test on the Saturday afternoon. After successful completion of both tests you will receive the “Z’ endorsement from the Ministry of Transportation. Students must bring proof of (at least) a full “G” license.
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MECH-9035 -
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MGMT-1006 - This course provides the student with an overview of the issues, functions and responsibilities to manage people. An emphasis is placed on training and development, planning, performance appraisals, compensation management, occupational health and safety and employee and union relations.
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MGMT-1008 - An examination of the skills required to staff a project team and the characteristics of personnel and activities specific to project management. This course addresses how a project team can be self-managed within traditional workplace models and the critical need for time and resource management to meet specific deadlines and objectives.
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MGMT-1014 - This course provides the opportunity for the student to explore the overall process of implementing organization requirements through identification of training needs, development and evaluation of training programs and appropriate delivery techniques. Training and development will be presented as a framework for solving human performance problems and developing human resources.
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MGMT-1018 - This course is designed to provide a fundamental and thorough understanding of the subject of Labour Relations. It is presented from a contemporary Canadian (Ontario/Provincial) perspective. The subject is proposed to be applicable to current and future work experience. The interactive relationships of management, union and government will be examined in the context of employment and their impact on each other through the study of the role of labour relations, relevant legislation, collective bargaining, the unionization process, contractual negotiations and disputes, dispute resolutions, wage structures, promotion policies and seniority concepts.
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MGMT-1021 - Self-employment is a career alternative to wage employment. The central focus of this course is on entrepreneurship – its characteristics, opportunities & challenges. The preparation of a business plan is used as a learning tool to give students a broad understanding of its purpose, content, and value in ongoing business development. In-depth coverage shall be given to: market potential determination, product development acquiring seed and growth capital, organization of the new enterprise. Emphasis shall be given to decision making skill development, and financial management strategies and templates used to measure or project the health of any business.
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MGMT-1028 - You will review the current issues and methodologies that are used in recruiting and selecting employees for Canadian organizations. Topics include job analysis, interviewing techniques, cognitive ability testing, legal concepts in recruitment and selection, recruitment strategies, and applicant screening.
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MGMT-1031 - Gain an understanding of the process, issues and techniques involved in administering a compensation system. The course should enable you to understand (a) the theoretical and applied aspects of the compensation function, (b) the linkage between the compensation function and the organizational management process, and (c) the compensation system design necessary to attract, retain and motivate the required workforce.
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MGMT-1049 - Discover ways to improve your chances of SUCCESS by minimizing the risk! This is a complete how-to course including start-up costs, obtaining financing, marketing, staffing, purchasing, inventory control, government regulations, financial statements, legal forms, analysis and planning.
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MGMT-1092 - This exciting course is designed to equip you with the necessary personal skills to thrive in the workplace and in a social setting. Emphasis is placed on key human relations skills such as public speaking, listening skills, self-presentation, techniques for career advancement, alliance building and positioning, negotiation skills, managing office politics, time management and stress management. Participants do a five minute presentation on the final day of the course and receive constructive feedback from their peers.
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MGMT-1103 - Critical thinking and creative thinking are skills that are valued in every company and organization. Practice creative thinking techniques that will help you learn to think creatively; and apply these skills to a work environment. Develop critical thinking and reasoning skills to help analyze and respond appropriately to a wide variety of personal and work situations.
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MGMT-1107 - This course teaches you what makes people 'tick' and how to keep them going! You will gain practical insights into more effective ways to handle people and improve your overall performance.
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MGMT-1166 - Learn effective telephone answering skills, appointment making and customer service techniques. Learn about verbal and non-verbal communication; practical methods for time and stress management; prioritization; compose, proof-read and edit business documents. Most of the training in this course pertains to the 'on-the-job' interpersonal office skills.
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MGMT-1194 - This course is intended to develop your understanding of customer service and the skills associated with understanding the needs of customers, meeting those needs and fostering an environment that encourages customers to return. It will be of interest to anyone who works with customers, either internal or external, on a daily basis.
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MGMT-1199 - This course provides the student with an overview of the field of Project Management. The basic principles of general project management that are covered include: creation of work breakdown structures, using network diagrams and Gantt charts, preparing budgets, controlling resources and project termination. The techniques are based on a study of the typical project lifecycle.
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MGMT-1210 - Today more than ever, leaders need to be creative and critical thinkers in order to deal with all aspects of organizational, strategic and societal situations or environments. This course will build on the knowledge and skills covered in the previous courses. You will learn how to think creatively and critically in order to apply those skills to roles in the organization, and professional and personal situations. These skills will assist with analyzing information in order to respond to a wide variety of work and personal situations.
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MGMT-1211 - This course will provide leaders with the appropriate skills and knowledge to be able to effectively recruit personnel, train them, and manage their performance in a professional manner. Leaders will use their knowledge of the concepts of statutory and common law to conduct interviews, handle performance problems, counsel and discipline as required, plan and direct training needs assessments, methods and program delivery.
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MGMT-1212 - Sustainability in business is often related to profitability. Organizations now need to incorporate practices that include a more holistic approach to the responsibility corporations have to their communities and the environment. Leaders need to assess the impact of the business in an ethical and globally sustainable way using measures such as Corporate Social Responsibility and triple-bottom line accounting.
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MGMT-1213 - This course will examine the leader's role in the development and success of teams in the workplace. Leaders will learn the differences between a group and a team, analyze various types of teams including Self Directed Work Teams, and explain how coaching and mentoring skills assist team effectiveness.
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MGMT-1223 - This course is designed to provide participants with an understanding of management and leadership styles and an opportunity to develop a personal leadership style. In today's changing economic and political climate, the role of a manager/supervisor is extremely demanding and complex. In addition to managing the many practical aspects of a business operation, he/she must provide leadership by motivating, empowering, and supporting staff. Problem solving and team building skills are essential.
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MGMT-1226 - An examination of the Canadian business environment and the management decision making process as an integral component of organizational behaviour.
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MGMT-1237 - This course focuses on the development of modern management, organizational theory, the processes of planning, organizing, directing and controlling, communications, behavioural strategies and techniques, ethical and social responsibilities in the practice of management, and an overview of human relations.
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MGMT-3010 - Management is a dynamic discipline full of rewards and challenges. Students preparing for a management position need to understand the broad dimensions that such a position will encompass. This introductory course is intended to better prepare the business student for the significant changes that are taking place while managing an organization in the 21st Century. This course will focus on the basic four-function approach of being a manager but also incorporating the various aspects of organization theory.
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MGMT-3021 - An introduction to the study of ethics in business using the Case Study Method. Organizations which are supportive of a positive ethical culture enjoy critical competitive advantages, such as a good reputation and the respect and support of their clients, employees and other stakeholders. This course is designed to assist employees in developing and understanding a framework with which to make ethical decisions. Cases will be drawn from real business situations. Research papers and case studies will be used to formulate the discussion topics.
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MGMT-3049 - This is a skill-oriented course designed to assist managers in the application of current human relations' concepts and principles. Topics covered include: conducting performance appraisals and disciplinary interviews, managing conflict, negotiating, management behavior styles and on-the-job coaching and development.
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MGMT-3063 - The course examines topics in one of the three business core subject areas, mainly operations (the two others being finance and marketing). Students completing this course will have an in-depth knowledge of the responsibilities and current tools of operations managers in manufacturing and non-manufacturing organizations. Coverage includes inventory management, JIT, MRP, ERP, Intro to SAP, Quality Management, Process Improvement and Project Management.
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MGMT-4001 - Human Resources plays an integral role in the development of an organizational business plan and strategy. This course will provide an overview of the essential elements of the human resources planning process. Quantitative, as well as qualitative concepts, approaches and techniques will be discussed. Recommend MGMT-1006 as an introductory course.
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MGMT-6005 - An introduction to Risk Management methodologies applicable in the context of project or program management. This course establishes the need for examining risks and opportunities in projects and describes a variety of approaches and proven tools and techniques which can lead to significant reduction of project risks as well as to improved project performance.
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MGMT-6020 - In today's competitive business environment project management skills must include the ability to deliver projects on time, on budget, and to the satisfaction of the customer. The purpose of this introductory course is to examine the general principles, practices, tools, and resources associated with managing a diversity of workplace projects. Fanshawe College has been approved as a Registered Education Provider by the Project Management Institute.Registered Education Providers (REPs) are organizations approved by PMI to offer project management training for Professional Development Units (PDU).
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MGMT-6021 - Designed to provide a conceptual framework for the study of Organizational Behaviour and examine the interaction of three significant organizational variables: the formal organization, the work processes and the individual. Topics include: theory of OB, application of the elements of OB upon organizational outcomes in a changing and evolving workplace, the impact of individual human systems such as: perception, learning, communication, motivation, leadership and the impact of the team approach upon work processes and organizational effectiveness.
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MGMT-9094 - Take your leadership to the next level. Learn valuable wisdom and new information about the leader in YOU. Identify and claim your strongest leadership qualities while identifying ineffective language and perspectives. Take away powerful structures and tools you can use right away in the workplace and at home. Come and find your leadership edge!
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MGMT-9100 - Learn how to hone and improve your personal and professional time management skills
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MGMT-9101 - Learning how to develop an effective performance management system for your organization. Emphasis on the roles of individuals in performance appraisal, employees’ needs and values, and how to make your evaluation message honest and positive.
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MGMT-9121 - Participants will learn the significance of legislation (WSIA), regulations and policy, including changes to the legislation and the effects these changes have had on benefits.
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MKTG-1012 - This course is designed to provide an overview of the decisions that face Marketers in today's fast-paced and competitive business environment. Students will learn that marketing is not only advertising but a broad set of activities designed to satisfy consumer needs and wants. Students examine the information Marketers require for effective decision-making and learn the basic elements of the marketing planning process.
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MKTG-1070 - Acquire the basic skills to boost your web site traffic, including how to analyze your visitor traffic, how to use search engine optimization to get greater visibility and exposure in Google searches, and how to redesign your web site copy to increase your visitors and results. No experience necessary, but if you are at an advanced level, your instructor is an SEO expert and can answer your toughest questions as well.
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MKTG-1072 - In this course you will learn how to create a cell phone app for your business; location based marketing, mobile payments, QR codes, mobile coupons, and developing a mobile marketing campaign.
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MKTG-1075 - Develop a two-way communication and marketing strategy for your organization using social networks. Let your instructor guide you in exploring major social networks, including Twitter, LinkedIn, and blogging. Learn quick, easy ways to use Twitter, blogs and LinkedIn to engage your customers or clients and keep them interested in your organization or business. You'll find out the advantages and disadvantages of each, and learn what's right for your work and kind of organization. Your instructor is a director of marketing for a national association, and writes and speaks on the topic.
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MKTG-1081 - Marketing 1 is the first course of a two course introduction to marketing designed to provide students with a sound grounding in the field of marketing. Emphasis is placed on the formulation of integrated marketing strategies that play a role in achieving organizational objectives. The course is divided into four segments: marketing process and marketing environments, marketing planning and information collection processes, buyer behaviour and targeting strategies, and marketing mix (two components of the mix are discussed: product and price).
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MKTG-3009 - The course leads students through the steps of secondary market research problem formulation, research design, data collection, data analysis and the reporting of the research results. The course deals only with secondary research (gathering and using existing data.) Primary research (the creation of new data specific to the marketer's problem) will be addressed in Marketing Research Methods II.
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MKTG-3027 - This course is an overview of the theory, strategies and techniques of database marketing. Students will be introduced to the professional tools, resources, and technologies available to help build and maintain relationships with donors and key publics. Specific areas covered include: fund development, retail, business-to-business programs, and banking.
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MKTG-9020 - Selling Solutions provides a complete overview of the sales process from open to close and beyond. Each module delivers powerful selling tips, advice and selling strategies that will to enhance your sales revenue and profitability and instill confidence in your ongoing endeavour to compete in today's challenging, changing and competitive environment.
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MKTG-9021 - Social Media Marketing for Small Businesses provides an introduction to social media,emphasizing the impact of new technologies on small businesses. This introductory course is designed to simplify and demonstrate the many new channels of marketing, advertising and communication that make up Social Media and Web2.0. Students will learn about online social networks, social/tags, consumer-generated content, blogs/microblogs, brand monitoring and optimizing their organization's website for social media.
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MKTG-9026 - In this workshop, you will learn how to sharpen an email strategy that will improve deliverability by ensuring your emails actually reach your target audience. You'll learn how to continually improve your campaigns, boosting results and profitability, harvest appropriate contacts, plan your communications and set realistic objectives and strategies.
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MOTP-9002 - A regulation has been passed under the Trade Qualification and Apprentice Act permitting drivers who successfully complete a course of study and obtain a certificate, to adjust the brakes on their vehicles.
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MTNC-3002 - Module 5 focuses on maintenance efforts to ensure that physical assets safely, capably, reliably and repeatedly perform to their designed specifications. Focus is on techniques to develop maintenance tactics that will address how the assets are used, how they are likely to fail, the consequence of failure, and identifying maintenance tactics that are both feasible and worth doing.
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MUSC-9051 - The skills for a growing musician include: music theory, aural training, rhythmic training, and sight reading. Students will cover these fundamentals and a practical component where you can bring your own melodic instrument to demonstrate your knowledge.
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NRSG-1046 - The purpose of this Basic Footcare course is to update and expand the knowledge and skills of Registered Nurses and Registered Practical Nurses related to care of the feet. The course consists of theory, labs, and supervised clinical experience. Since there will be active participation, a lab coat or uniform will be required during the course.
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NRSG-1059 - This course is designed to help internationallyeducated nurses assess their nursing knowledgeand will facilitate learning of healthcarepractices in Canada. This course will provide youwith a foundation of knowledge and support you innursing theory courses, clinical placement andthe licensing exam. Successful completion of thiscourse will allow you to move onto NursingPre-Readiness Assessment 2.
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NRSG-1060 - Nursing Pre-Readiness Assessment 2 will build andexpand on the knowledge gained from NursingPre-Readiness Assessment 1. This course willfacilitate learning of healthcare practices inCanada and provide you with a foundation ofknowledge and support you in nursing theorycourses, clinical placement and the licensingexam.
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NRSG-6046 - Focuses on the effects of environmental emergencies on the client and the emergency department. Topics that will be discussed include bites and stings, toxicology and poisoning, chemical spills, hypo/hypothermia, water and altitude related emergencies, lightening strikes and disaster preparedness.
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NUTR-1007 - Provides an in depth review of nutritional needs for clients of all ages. Special emphasis will be placed on older individuals who live in long term care facilities and in the community.
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NUTR-1010 - This course focuses on diet therapy. Several therapeutic diets are discussed including tube feedings and commerical preparations. This is an OntarioLearn course offered by Loyalist College: LO-HLTH8077. For more information please consult the source CIS.
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NUTR-1019 - This subject introduces students to the science of Nutrition and outlines the functions of the human body. The effectiveness of various diets and usefulness of food additives is explored. They will gain insight into the ways that food plays a variety of roles in maintaining health and reducing the risk of illness. Students will also learn the fundamentals needed to evaluate claims made by food faddists and food vendors.
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OFAD-1005 - Acquire practical and transferable office administration skills, attitudes, behaviours and knowledge, which can be valuable in obtaining and retaining careers in today's fast-changing office environment. Topics covered include Internet research and e-mail messages; managing time and stress; office reception and customer service; planning meetings and travel arrangements; handling the office mail; and document management. 'Soft skills;' such as work ethic, co-operation, politeness, etc.,; will be emphasized and encouraged.
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OFAD-1006 - This course examines the health record as it is used in health care organizations. A major emphasis is on confidentiality and the legal aspects of health information documentation.
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OFAD-1008 - This is a 'learn to type' course. In this coursestudents will learn keyboarding techniques usingvarious methods. Keyboarding speed and accuracywill be emphasized. Proofreading and editingdocuments is covered. Research about repetitive stress injury and proper ergonomics will beincluded. The student should be able to achieve aspeed of 25 to 30 net words per minute. (Note: Itis to the student's advantage to aim higher thanthe minimum of 25 nwpm. Most employers require agreater speed).
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OFAD-1010 - This is NOT a learn to type course. This course is designed to familiarize the user with beginning medical keyboarding, advanced keyboarding, medical language, grammatical and office skills. It includes case histories, a variety of medical reports, technical terminology and timed writings. These exercises will help the learner increase their knowledge of terms they will encounter on-the-job, and will improve their keyboarding speed and accuracy. A very brief introduction to Medical Transcription is included. This course is a prerequisite for the Beginning Medical Transcription course.
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OFAD-1011 - Medical office procedures will cover administrative and clerical functions including patient reception, scheduling appointments appropriate to patient needs, telephone procedures, medical records management and charting of progress notes, verbal and non-verbal communication with patients, computerization and the medical office, financial records, personal conduct, medical ethics and law. The Canada Health Act will be introduced as well as OHIP and the principles of OHIP medical billing.
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OFAD-1013 - This course is designed to provide the student with the basic principles of efficient Health Claim Billing in Ontario. The student will learn how to use the Schedule of Benefits and Preambles of the Ministry of Health, as well as be introduced to computerized billing.
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OFAD-3002 - This course will enhance the learning achieved in previous and prerequisite courses for medical transcription that students need to enter the field with confidence. Students will experience a practical and effective approach, with follow-up questions in each chapter to promote class discussion and exercises designed to reinforce concepts and procedures. Students will have a conceptual and practical understanding of general medical terms and various medical specialties in a way that is easy to remember. Detailed transcription tips throughout the course will offer useful information and hints, and there is a CD-ROM that includes 10 hours of actual dictation, sample reports, and other data needed to prepare the documents discussed in the text.
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PBRL-6013 - Students will learn and discuss areas of specialty in public relations. Topics of study include marketing, advertising, consumerism, communication audits and public affairs. Organizing special events and implementing public relations campaigns will give students application of public relations and re-enforce the framework of public relations learned in PBRL 6011 - Introduction to Public Relations and Corporate Communications.
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PFLP-1016 - In this course students will examine the requirements of the investigation beyond the interview. They will learn the rules of evidence and develop the ability to apply said rules in the collection and presentation of evidence in a court of law. Forensic requirements, statute law and other related issues will be emphasized.
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PHOT-1057 - Examine digital SLR camera. Topics include: design, composition, storage media, operations, files and file types, lenses, electronic flash, filters and macros.
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PHOT-9007 - Discover the fundamentals of your digital or 35mm single lens reflex camera (not for fully automatic cameras). You will learn about composition, exposure and digital basics to expand your skills in photographing still life and people. Bring a 35mm SLR camera or digital SLR with memory cards (and camera manual if you have it) to first class at the College.
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PHOT-9056 - During this week long Digital Photography experience, explore the manual functions of your camera and learn how to create better pictures. Topics include: controls of your camera, exposure, focus, depth of field, perspective, elements of composition, flash, storage and printing. Tour the college's photography studios and facilities. Bring: a digital SLR camera, manual, lenses, flash, memory card and a jump drive plus a boxed lunch each day. Enjoy picture taking field trips (i.e. Fanshawe Pioneer Village and Port Stanley or Grand Bend). Students to provide their own transportation to these sites.
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PHOT-9058 - Learn the basics of taking a good picture andmaking simple Photoshop colour corrections andmodifications to your photos! For beginners whowant to learn how to use their digital camera(and what all the buttons mean) and the firststeps of colour correction and photo manipulationin Adobe Photoshop.
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PHOT-9059 - Learn more about exposure and composition while learning new topics such as Portraiture Techniques (how to pose, how to get the right look, advanced flash/lighting techniques and composition for individuals and groups); ScenicLLandscape Photography (macro or close-up photography), how to get vibrant colours and learn helpful hints on how to capture perfect composition; and Night Photography (creating and experimenting with night-time exposures)! A Digital SLR camera is a MUST and an intermediate knowledge of shutter speeds and aperture settings. Classes are hands-on, at various locations at the London campus or within a short driving distance.
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PHOT-9066 - This course is a continuation of PHOT-9061, Visual Design Essentials of Approach and is assignment driven. Each week assignments will be given based on the new material covered. Critiques will follow at the start of the next week's class. Possible topics covered: available light portraits, off camera flash techniques in portraits, the business of photography, night photography, close up photography and creative techniques.
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PHRM-1045 - Students will be prepared for entry to practice in five main areas of focus: legal requirements, scope of practice, ethical principles, professionalism and communication skills. Through a variety of learning tools such as interactive case studies, assignments, quizzes and group work, the student will enhance his/her ability to practice competently within the professional practice framework.
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PHRM-1046 - This course addresses the theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for safe and accurate preparation of sterile and non-sterile pharmaceutical products. For non-sterile preparation, students will focus on compounding practices for various internal and external preparations and specialty dosage forms,equipment and tools, professional guidelines,standards and legislation, pharmaceutical calculations, and documentation requirements. For sterile product preparation, areas of emphasis include infection control, aseptic technique,parenteral dosage forms, accurate calculations,appropriate use of equipment, and quality control.Best practices associated with the preparation of TPN and antineoplastics are also covered.
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PHRM-1057 - Course will assist in developing an understanding of how drugs work, drug classifications, methods of administration and the major drug groups affecting the various body systems. This course is open to people currently employed or aspiring to employment in health related areas.
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PHRM-1059 - The focus of this course is on veterinary pharmacology, the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of veterinary drugs, as well as drugs most commonly used in veterinary medicine, so that the student can develop the necessary vocabulary and understanding of pharmacology to work effectively within a veterinary hospital. The regulations which govern veterinary drugs as well as basic pharmacy skills will be covered.
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PHRM-3019 - This pharmacology course introduces the student to the role and responsibilities of the Developmental Services Worker in medication administration. Included are strategies to promote safe administration of medications and information about drugs commonly prescribed for people with developmental disabilities. This course will continue to explore the roles and responsibilities of a DSW working within an interprofessional team.
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PHRM-3024 - Examine various drug distribution systems, perform accurate product release, and manage operations in a pharmacy practice setting. Explore distributive functions in institutional settings ensuring accuracy, integrit, and medical safety. Develop safe product release practices within the parameters of the pharmacy technician role. Identify common drug plans and their formularies, and investiage daily challenges in the adjudication process. Inventory management elements will be detailed including common business practices. Lecture and lab portions are included in the curriculum with focus on the expanded role of the Regulated Pharmacy Technician.
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PHRM-3025 - This course is a practical, applied approach to pharmacology. Through a variety of learning tools, such as assignments, quizzes, case studies and group work, the student will enhance his/her ability to practice competently and contribute to a safe patient care setting. Participants will gain basic knowledge related to the pharmacological uses of drugs within a variety of commonly encountered medical conditions.
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PHYS-0007 - This course enables students to deepen their understanding of the concepts and theories of physics. Students will explore further the laws of dynamics and energy transformations, and will investigate electrical, gravitational, and magnetic fields; electromagnetic radiation; and the interface between energy and matter. They will further develop inquiry skills, learning, for example, how the interpretation of experimental data can provide indirect evidence to support the development of a scientific model. Students will also consider the impact on society and the environment of technological applications of physics.
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PHYS-1035 - This course develops students’ understanding of the basic concepts of physics. Students will explore these concepts with respect to motion; mechanical, electrical, electromagnetic, energy transformation, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems; and the operation of commonly used tools and machines. They will develop their scientific investigation skills as they test laws of physics and solve both assigned problems and those emerging from their investigations. Students will also consider the impact of technological applications of physics on society and the environment.
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PLAN-1019 - This course focuses on the event industry, and fundamental components of planning and executing events. This course also provides students with a thorough understanding of project management as applied to event management.
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PLAN-9002 - Candidates focus on the various techniques for material and capacity scheduling. The course includes detailed descriptions of material requirements planning (MRP), capacity requirements planning (CRP), inventory management practices, and procurement and supplier planning.
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PSYC-1031 - This course is a detailed examination of human growth and development from conception to death. Participants will study the progression of physical, motor, intellectual, language, social and moral development through the human life span.
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PSYC-1045 - This course focuses on various types of psycho pathology or abnormal behaviour as defined by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual. This course will examine the various symptoms and features associated with different types of mental disorders such as schizophrenia, substance use disorders, mood disorders, dissociative disorders, personality disorders, eating disorders and anxiety disorders.
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PSYC-1081 - Personality Psychology is a branch of psychology that defines what personality is and how it influences our behaviour and actions. This course will seek to understand how personality is developed. Through an examination of current research and theories, the course will explore patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviour that make a person unique. Personality assessment and intelligence testing will be explored.
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PSYC-1085 - Social psychology is the scientific study of how people think about, interact, influence and relate to others. The course will emphasize understanding about how and why individuals behave, think and feel in social situations. Of particular importance will be the study of the individual, their thoughts and resultant behaviour in social situations.
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PSYC-3014 - What makes a psychopath tick? Are they born that way or are they products of society? Are serial killers really possessed with evil, or do they know exactly what they are doing? In this course, students will study how and why some individuals become criminals and why some actually become killers. You will study what is known about serial killers, stalkers, rapists and criminals. Also, the latest techniques used in criminal profiling and questioning will be examined.
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PSYC-3015 - This course further explores issues discussed in Criminal Psychology-Psychopathic Minds, and compares and explains psychological models as they relate to criminology.
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PSYC-5007 - This course is designed to enable the student to understand and acquire the basic skills necessary to conduct and evaluate counselling sessions. Students will explore the application and impact of these skills to particular clients and client issues.
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PSYC-6003 - Focuses on communication with families, the dynamics of crisis, grieving and loss, organ and tissue donation, client advocacy, critical incident stress management and crisis intervention skills.
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PSYC-9069 - The ASIST workshop is for caregivers who want to feel more comfortable, confident and competent in helping to prevent the immediate risk of suicide.Workshop is facilitated by LivingWorks.
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PSYC-9084 - A Look into Yourself and Others - have you everwondered why people do what they do? Find out whypeople act as they do based on their thinkingpreferences. This course will highlight thethinking styles. Learn to communicate moreeffectively, positively resolve conflicts andincrease your insight into others.
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PSYC-9089 - Tarot cards have been around for hundreds ofyears. Come and learn the meanings behind themand how they work. Learn a few Tarot card spreadsand how to read the messages they hold withinthem, a unique tool for self understanding.
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PSYC-9090 - Come and learn about the Full Moon during themonths and seasons. What they represent and theeffects. Also recipes to make during the MoonMagick time frame.
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PSYC-9091 - Everyone has heard of them but do you believe inthem? Do you really know the truth about them? Ifa black cat does cross your path, is 'bad luck'coming your way? Come out to the class to findthe answer and about other superstitions that wehave all heard about in our lives.
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PSYC-9093 - Tea Leaf readings is an ancient form of fortune telling that remains popular around the world today. Learn how to perform a reading and find out how to interpret the meaning of the most common tea leaf symbols. Please bring your own Tea cup and loose tea leaves to class and a bottle of water. Come out and have Fun with Tea and it's magic within'.
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RECN-1034 - This subject details the incredible growth of Canada's national pastime, including the NHL's formation, the 'original six' and national/International expansion.
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RECN-9026 - For the beginner or more experienced golfer who may wish to correct bad habits. Students MUST bring their own clubs. All classes are 5 sessions long. Classes take place at the Mt. Elgin Golf Course. Classes are not interchangable (ie. if you register for Class 1, you may not make up class nor take session in another class). Class maximum is 8 students.
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RECN-9033 -
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RECN-9056 - For the younger golfer. Start the game off right by learning the basics of swing and etiquette of the game. Students MUST bring their own clubs. All classes are 5 sessions. ### RECR228A Course Description Cat: A
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RECN-9068 - Stretch and flex, with Pilates and yoga moves. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a blanket or mat. For information call Thea at 519-631-4876.
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REFR-9002 - Participants will be eligible to write H.R.A.I.exam at the end of the course. Upon successful completion H.R.A.I. will issue interprovincial certification in CFC/HCFC/HFC Controls and register the participant on the national database.
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SFTY-1018 - You will learn to analyze and recognize the ergonomic factors in today's workplaces.
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SFTY-3004 - This course is designed to introduce you to the basic concepts of hazard management- recognition, evaluation, and control of safety and health hazards in the workplace environment as related to management and the occupational health and safety team. Topics include safety management planning, critical task analysis, physical hazards and ergonomics as well as an introduction to hazardous waste management.
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SFTY-3005 - An introduction to the various aspects involved in the management of worker disability. This includes an introduction to pertinent legislation that addresses disability management relative to the rehabilitation and intended return to work / normal life of an injured person. Topics include the discussion of various models of disability management relative to specific tools / strategies and techniques commonly used by employers and/or rehabilitation professionals in our community.
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SFTY-6002 - You will study an in-depth analysis of current employment health and safety legislation in Ontario and its implications for safety in the workplace. Topics covered include Occupational Health and Safety Act, WHMIS, Workplace Safety and Insurance Act and various environmental statutes.
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SKLS-6001 - This course focuses on developing facilitation skills and conducting a workshop/seminar. Students will learn practical skills for working with and facilitating teams. Students will become proficient at both leading and participating in groups throughout the stages of team development. Students completing this course will have the skills to facilitate goal setting, problem solving, conflict resolution, strategic planning, content delivery, and other group activities.
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SOCI-1022 -
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SOCI-1030 -
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SOCI-1040 - Students taking this course will learn the definition of racism and discrimination, and will be able to identify the various sources of discrimination and racism resulting from cultural values and physical differences between individuals. By identifying racism and discrimination issues in North American society, students will learn how to analyze the sociological factors that cause bias and prejudice to surface in our society. The main objective of this course is to enhance sensitivity to and intolerance of mistreatment based on racial or ethnic background and appearance, and to consider how to handle these issues as professional individuals in a pluralistic Canadian society. As part of the course, students will communicate with one another through electronic discussion and learn to appreciate through various readings and assignments the many facets of racism and discrimination. This course will be of interest to workers in health services, education, human resources, and business as well as those people who want to enhance their knowledge and sensitivity to issues of racism and discrimination particularly when communicating with people from other cultures or with physical appearances that differ from their own.
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SOCI-1041 - This course will focus on conformity issues surrounding religious fundamentalism, sects, cults and terrorist groups. The reasons why people join and why they may have a difficult time leaving, will be examined. Society's contributions to supporting cultic groups will be explored. Strategies for protecting individuals and vulnerable populations from cultic and terrorist activity will be developed.
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SOCI-1057 - This course provides opportunities for students to evaluate the effects of technology and the use of technology in society, as well as on the individual through an analysis of competing visions of technology. The course will provide opportunities for written analysis of the work of Jacques Ellul, as well as to the history of humanism and modern institution. The course will pose the question of whether the modern corporation is a technological oppressor or a humanist wealth provider, and whether individuals themselves are technicians or humanists.
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SOCI-1059 - Examine the complex factors and conditions that contribute to various forms of abusive situations within the family. The cyclical and transactive nature of violence within partner relationships and the resulting impact on the child will be addressed. Explore the various professional roles with respect to prevention and intervention, current community response initiatives, and family, methods of helping individuals develop conflict resolution skills for replacing dysfunctional patterns.
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SOCI-1064 - This course is designed to enable the students to develop the knowledge and skills required to establish and maintain a helping relationship with oncology and palliative care patients and their families throughout the trajectory of the cancer experience. Topics to be explored include factors affecting coping and helping relationship effective communication and interviewing skills, crisis management, psychosocial issues in Cancer/Palliative care and burnout and ethical issues.
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SOCI-1065 - This course is an introductory survey of the history, life and culture of gay and lesbian men and women in Canada, the United States and elsewhere. Students examine a number of topics such as personal and family life, same-sex relationships, health and social issues, media and the arts, to gain a better understanding of their impact on and relevance to homosexual people.
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SOCI-3015 -
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SOSC-1008 - Sexual violence is an ugly reality and a societal concern. This course will examine the many forms of sexual violence perpetrated by individuals. Students will study sexual violence in the context of male toward female, female towards male, as well as incest and child abuse in families. Reasons for sexually deviant behaviours (why individuals do what they do), and the latest approaches and strategies for treating both victims and perpetrators will be examined.
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SOSC-1010 - This analysis of human sexuality draws on historical, theoretical, cross cultural and life cycle perspectives of sexual attitudes, behaviours, development, and experiences. Selected topics may include: gender relations, body image, sexual diversity, arousal and response, mating, dating, and interpersonal attraction, interpersonal communication, sex education, sexual health or risk, and issues of power and intimacy.
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SOSC-1011 - This interactive course encourages students to debate issues related to global warming and to develop skills in innovative thinking, research, political awareness, ethical reasoning, debating, and communicating. Students will develop an awareness of the current scientific certainties in global warming versus what is not certain. They will study historical and current political issues related to global awareness, including topics such as the Kyoto agreement, ethical responsibilites of individuals, corporations, and governments, and the conflictions between economic development and the environment. This course provides the opportunity for students to develop greater understanding of social understanding and the relationship between science, technology and an individual's responsibility and society.
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SPAN-9004 - This course is for the beginner student who wants to gain basic knowledge of the spanish language. The main goal of this level is vocabulary building, basic phonetics, and understanding the base of the language. This basic course is useful for people who are planning to do business or visit spanish speaking countries. At the same time, culture, customs, and way of living of the people whose language is spanish will be discussed. Classes will be delivered 50/50 spanish and english language.
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SPAN-9008 - This course is for the beginner student who wants to gain basic knowledge of the Spanish language. The main goal is vocabulary building, basic phonetics, and understanding the base of the language. This basic course is useful for people who are planning to do business or visit Spanish speaking countries. At the same time, culture, customs, and way of life will be discussed.
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SPAN-9021 - This course builds on the skills acquired inConversational Spanish I. It is for theintermediate level student who wants to expandtheir knowledge of the spanish language. The maingoal of this level is expanding vocabulary,phonetics and the familiarity with the language.Classes will be delivered 75/25 spanish andenglish language.
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SRTY-1006 - Security is one of the fastest growing industries in Canada and the United States. Police and private engerprise are being called upon by the general public and government agencies to supply a myriad of products and services. This has produced an urgent need for competent and well educated people to enter this industry as a career. Today's society has seen a massive growth in the need for security related products and services, in the public and private sectors. This subject will provide the student with a basic understanding of the laws, theoryies and practical methods used in today's security industry.
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SRTY-5001 - The world has changed since the traumatic events on September 11, 2001. Students who are entering the world of corporate security need to be aware of the threats to Canada and the properties they will be responsible for securing. Additionally, the practitioners of private and corporate security must be aware of other incidents that occur in workplaces that they may encounter. Bomb threats, strikes and emergency planning are part of their world as well as preventing incidents of cargo theft that affect corporate income. Security personnel must be mindful of incidents of workplace violence and prevention, as terrible incidents involving domestic violence and employee dissatisfaction resulting in criminal acts occur in the workplace with increasing frequency. This course is designed to alert students to current and broad issues related to the field of terrorism as it affects private security, emergency planning and related matters. Other topics include bomb threats, cargo thefts, strike procedures, workplace violence, as well as health & safety issues.
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SYST-1023 - This course will prepare you to write the new CompTIA Network+ exam. This course offers the opportunity to prepare for the exam while gaining knowledge in networking technologies on a Windows 2000, Novell NetWare and Linux environment. The Network+ course offers a broad look at many vendor neutral networking technologies with a focus on topologies, protocols, network implementation and support. Your Network+ certification combined with A+ can be applied as an elective towards the MCSE designation. Prerequisite: Familiarity with Windows operating system concepts. Software: Students should have supervisor access to NOS to complete lab component (not required for course completion).
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WELD-2001 -
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WOOD-1005 - An Industrial Woodworker Apprenticeship Course. The student will demonstrate the knowledge and skills in using and maintaining stationary machines to a level acceptable in the trade, explain cutting tool theory and determine the sequence of machining operations from the following machine groups: SAWS SURFACING MACHINES SHAPERS OVERHEAD ROUTER BORING MACHINES SANDING MACHINES
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WOOD-1009 - An Industrial Woodworker Apprenticeship Course. The student will be able to demonstrate the knowledge and skills in using and maintaining portable power tools and production machines to a level acceptable in the trade, explaining cutting tool theory and determining the sequence of machining operations. (Project - workbench or equivalent.)
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WOOD-3015 - You build a variety of jigs and fixtures useful in a shop. Using the skills acquired in previous courses, you will use hand tools, power hand tools and major wood working machinery to prepare parts for assembly operations. You will also learn to prepare for finishing and to apply a basic oil finish.
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WRIT-1040 - This course explains the rules of English grammar in a comprehensive, easy-to-follow manner. Beginning with a review of parts of speech, the course provides an in-depth explanation of sentence structuring and culminates in a practical review of paragraphing.
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WRIT-1058 - Writing short stories is an introductory course for the aspiring story writer who focuses on the particularities of this literary genre. Character development, narrative unity, and plot construction are explored by analyzing selected short stories and participating in writing exercises. In the latter part of the course, students follow a step-by-step approach to producing a story suitable for publication. The process of submission for publication, as well as the various opportunities for publication are examined.
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WRIT-1059 - In this course, students develop practical writing skills using technology for successful communication in business. They learn how to compose business correspondence including emails, memoranda, letters and reports with a focus on routine, persuasive and negative messages. The course includes a review of grammar and mechanics.
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WRIT-1062 - The student learns how to structure written reports from memos to formal presentations in a way that is precise, clear and easy to read. This course is ideal for anyone who finds the report writing demands of the job outstrip their training. The student learns mastery of reports through a series of ten assignments ranging from simple memos to formal reports - all under the guidance of a professional writer. Demands on the student are high, but the results are worth it.
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WRIT-1064 - Beginner writers and those with previous writing experience will hone their skills, benefit from a series of exercises and get involved in creative writing and critical reading. Workshop your own exercises and stories and receive valuable critique from fellow participants and the instructor.
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WRIT-1065 - Poetry writing provides skills necessary for the creation, development, and marketing of publishable poems.
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WRIT-1066 - The general objective of this course is to introduce students to creative writing and the publishing process. Students will follow the various steps of manuscript preparation, including conferenceing, editing and proofreading. Students will examine the writer's craft using a wide range of professional works as models.
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WRIT-1076 - This course will look at the wide range of travel writing assignments available to freelance writers, from commercial pieces that border on promotional wiritng, to literary travel writing and travel memoirs. Alons with the pieces themselves, we'll study the variou publishing markets for this type of work, from traditional publishers to online opportunities.
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WRIT-3008 - This is a course for people who have finished Creative Writing - Beginner or for people who have some writing and critiquing experience of their own. Participants whould have 2-3 story-length pieces (approx 5-10 pages or slighly longer if novel segments) of their own writing to workshop over the term and will be required to read the same number of submissions by fellow participants. Students will also be expected to provide critiques of each other's work that are more detailed than the ones required in the Beginner course.
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WRIT-9022 - Whether your business meetings are formal or informal, good minutes can save time and energy for all parties involved. Your employer and fellow employees depend on accurate minutes from meetings. In this introductory workshop you will learn essential skills in taking minutes and develop a greater awareness of how to effectively communicate actions, assignments and reports.
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WRKE-0001 - This course is designed for those students without experience in food service who wish to pursue a career in the food service industry. Students will work in an approved institutional setting under the supervision of a food service supervisor or dietitian. The Field Placement is mandatory for individuals who have less than 500 hours experience in an institutional setting or who otherwise have received no formal training on the job.
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ZOOL-9016 - Learn about Animal Guides and the reasons thatthey appear in your life from time to time. Thehealing energy and messages that they are sendingcould be answers to the questions you are askingin life.
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