CAREER ADVANCEMENT CONTINUED

Computer Management

180-31 Introduction to Business Com-
puters A general orientation to
the computer —- what it is, how
it functions, and what it can and
cannot do. M 18:30-21:30

180-32 Introduction to Business Com-
puters Th 18:30-21:30

222-31 Use of Business Microcom-
puters An introduction to the
uses of microcomputers in the
business world, software, hard-
ware, and vendor selection.

M 18:30-21:30

222-32 Use of Business Microcom-
puters W 18:30-21:30

Early Childhood
Education

350-1 Advanced Child Development
A course that extends students’
previous knowledge of children
under 3 and with specia! needs.

M 19:00-21:30

355-1 Physical Care and Safety
Development of the teacher's
role in creating a safe and
Sanitary environment for under
3's. W 17:00-19:0

Under 3 Practicum A
First of a two-part practicum
working with under 3's.

W 719:00-20:30

English as a Second
Language

050-1 Advanced Level
Development of verbal arid writ-
ten skills in English.
M 18:30-21:30

0914 Written English 7 18:30-21:30

Legal Assistant Studies

150-2 (Downtown) Introduction to the
Study of Law I Introduction to
legal concepts and legal reason-
ing. M 17:30-20:30

UNIVERSITY TRANSFER

Anthropology

120-5 Introduction to Anthropology
Th 18:30-21:30

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‘Economics

200-2 Principles of Macroeconomic
_ Theory T 18:30-21:30

English
Language Skills
Composition
Composition Th 18:30-21:30
Fiction W 18:30-21:30
Creative Writing 7 18:30-21:30

_English Literature Since 1660
T 18:30-21:30

Major American Writers to
1850 Th 18:30-32:30

Creative Writing — Pootry

M 18:30-21:30
Fine Arts

100-2 History of Art! = 7h 18:30-21:30

220-1 Italian Renaissance Art
M 18:30-21:30

T 18:30-21:30
T 18:30-21:30

French

100+ Beginners’ French 19:00-22:00

1201 University Preparation French
M 19:00-22:00

Geography

100-3 Human Geography
W 18:30-21:30

NRT

eS UE

German

1004 Beginning German

M/W 19:00-20:30

History

20541 British Columbia W 18:30-21:30

Mathematics

009-1 Arithmetic T 18:30-21:30

0101 Etementary Aigebra
T 18:30-21:30

011-1 Intermediate Afgebra with

Functions T 18;30-21:30
0121 Trigonometry T 18:30-21:30

Music

ENS 110-1 Orchestra | T 19:00-22:00
ENS 135-1 Stage Band | Th 19:00-20:30
ENS 210-1 Grchestra HI = 7 19:00-22:00
ENS 235-1 Stage Band Ill

Th 19:00-20:30
Philosophy

110-1 Logical Self-Defense

W 18:30-21:30
Political Studies

201-2 International Relations
Th 18:30-21:30

Psychology

100-9 introduction to Psychology
W 18:30-21:30

201-1 Group Dynamics W 18:30-21:36

180-2 (Downtown) Contracts |
Major aspects of the law of con-
tracts and how that law fits into
the overall pattern of society and
its pursuits. Th 17:30-20:30

(Downtown) Creditors’
Remedies Discussion of the
principles, practice and informa-
tion gathering procedures
necessary to realize on
judgements.

W 17:30-20:30

(Downtown) Torts
Introductory study of torts, in-
cluding intentional torts,
negligence, strict liability,
defamation and nuisance, con-
cepts of standard of care,
causality, duty and remoteness.
T 17:30-20:30

Media Resources

065-1 Media Studies
An introductory analysis and
historical overview of media,
especially film. M 19:00-22:00

2041 Developmental Psychology
Th 18:30-21:30

Sociology

100-5 Social Structures 7 18:30-27:30

0744 Basic Film Making
A practical and theoretical
course in cinematography.
T 19:00-22:00

Commercial Microcomputer

Graphics Content includes:

operation of microcomputer and

graphics tablet, computer grahic

design, cornmercial software,

and applications. T 19:00-22:00
Lab: Th 19:00-22:00

Medical Office Assistant

120-1 Medical Terminology and
Anatomy & Physiology An in-
troduction to Greek and Latin
prefixes, suffixes, roots, and
combining forms common to
medical terminology, and a study
of the organic systems of the
body. T 17:30-20:30

Office Technology

051-4 Micro Word Processing
Training in word processing on
the IBM pe microcomputer.
Prerequisite: 40 wpm typing.

T 18:00-22:00

Theatre

100-3 Acting |! T 18:30-21:30

200-1 Script and Stage Th 18:30-21:30
Lab: M 19:00-21:00

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