Courses for next year? [Archive]

Chief Hoult

7th March 2006, 07:47

Not sure when everyone else registers, but we just had those going into 3rd year register today! :cool:

After dropping a double major, and deciding to pick up some languages instead, I'm actually fairly content with my schedule for next year:

First Semester:

FREN 1113 -- Intro French 1
SPAN 2013 -- Inter Spanish 1
SPAN 2113 -- Conversational Spanish 2
POLS 3483 -- Critical Perspectives on Globalization
POLS 4343 -- Political Philosophy 1 (Political Ecology) (3 hour seminar starting at 8:30. Seriously, who does that?)

Second Semester:

FREN 1123 -- Intro French 2
SPAN 2023 -- Inter Spanish 2
SPAN 2123 -- Conversational Spanish 2
POLS 4803 -- Canadian Public Policy
POLS 4583 -- Comparative Foreign Policy
POLS 4293 -- Politics of Development

A course will likely get dropped from second semester -- Most likely Canadian Public Policy. But we shall see....

Anyone else?

CH

Juice

7th March 2006, 07:52

I get to register on April 5. I'm going to be at the history department at 6 in the morning so I can be the first in line.

JB

Pyro

7th March 2006, 11:33

We usually aren't able to register until mid to late July, though I received an e-mail from the registrar's office which said that registration will be beginning earlier this year. When? We don't yet know :rolleyes:

Bright Eyes

7th March 2006, 14:57

I'll have to register for classes during the summer. Most of the education classes are set up so the same students take their core courses together ... and I'll get placed into a group by the faculty, so my schedule has very little choice involved, sadly. :(

Globemaster

7th March 2006, 15:29

i think course registration for UBC is late too but i gotta pick my disipline soon. i'm hoping for electrial engineering

toad

7th March 2006, 18:13

we register in mid July.
using the timetable from last fall I should be able to do
Environmental Geology
Thermodynamics and Metamorphic geology
Sedimentary Basins and Hydrocarbon Exploration
Calculus II
and either another 4th year Geology or a geography course

superbrownie

7th March 2006, 21:20

We can't register till later, my date I believe it like March 23rd or something, although we are able to plan out our schedules on BearScat...

FALL 2006:

RELIG 220 -- Introducing Islam, From Prophetic Origins to World Traditions
SPAN 303 -- Popular Culture and its Traditions
SPAN 307 -- Civilization and Culture in Spain Since 1900
EDPY 200 -- Educational Psychology for Teaching

WINTER 2007:

EDFX 350 -- Secondary Route Field Experience for the Introductory Professional Term
EDPS 310 -- Managing the Learning Environment
EDPY 301 -- Inclusive Education: Adapting Instruction for Students with Special Needs
EDPY 303 -- Educational Assessment
EDSE 368 -- I think its a curriculum course

I have registered officially for Spring and Summer term courses though.

SPRING 2006:

SPAN 300 -- Conversations and Composicion in Spanish

SUMMER 2006:

EDU 250 -- The Profession of Teaching

SB

superbrownie

7th March 2006, 21:23

I get to register on April 5. I'm going to be at the history department at 6 in the morning so I can be the first in line.

JB

You have to do yours in person? We register online...

SB

Insane Power Pilot

7th March 2006, 21:30

You know what courses I'm taking next year?

NOTHING. :p Unemployment here I come! I'm looking forward to it already. :D

Lola

7th March 2006, 22:28

Well, I'll be posting in here in about 2-3 months time, assuming I get accepted to university.

Juice

8th March 2006, 07:28

You have to do yours in person? We register online...

SB
No, we can do ours online, I just prefer doing it in person because it helps me guarantee what I want to be in.

JB

Chief Hoult

8th March 2006, 08:47

No, we can do ours online, I just prefer doing it in person because it helps me guarantee what I want to be in.

JB
I'll hear that.

We have the same option. Most people will register online (the system didn't even crash this year!), but if you want to get into specific courses that have a maximum number set at about '10', you're better off to just go and talk to the Dept. Secretary.

CH

Cadpat Sailor

8th March 2006, 09:04

We register when they tell us to register. So far. (because they haven't annoucned courses yet)

Fall Semester:
Macroeconomics
Sociology I
17th Century French Tragedy
French Translation I
French Cinema

Spring
French Lit II
French Civ II
French Translation I

Pyro

8th March 2006, 10:26

I don't really have much choice aside from registering online, as I'm usually home in Nova Scotia by the time registration season comes around. If there's a course I need which I can't get into, I usually do my best to deal with that once I get here. ;)

Matheson

8th March 2006, 12:45

Registering for courses all depends on your student number, along with what year you will be entering into.

This is what it looks like so far for next year;

Full Semester Courses (Fall & Winter Courses)
AS/SOCI 2030 Sociological Methods
SC/NATS 1780 Weather and Climate
AS/HUMA 2800 Introduction to the Study of Religion

Half Semster Courses (Either Fall or Winter)
AS/GEOG 2420 Introductory Statistical Analysis in Geography
AS/GEOG 2350 Introduction to Geoinformatics

superbrownie

9th March 2006, 07:27

Well, I'll be posting in here in about 2-3 months time, assuming I get accepted to university.

Did you apply to U of A?

SB

Lola

9th March 2006, 10:22

I'm going to. I'm applying of a Bachelor of Drama, Theatrical Design major.

Mere Fraser

10th March 2006, 15:08

NO COURSE REGISTRATION FOR ME!!! Boom! Wrote my last exam today, 4 weeks practicum and then graduation (yes, again), baby!!! Woooo!!

I do need a few more undergrad courses to up me on the pay scale, tho, but that can wait.

Andrew King

14th March 2006, 04:48

Ah this is how it looks:
Fall
Math 3103: Honours analysis 1
Math 3043: Non-Linear Differentials
Phys 3011: Classical Mechanics 2
Phys 4051: Quantum Mechanics 2
Biol 2083: Botany (for sanity purposes)

Winter:
Math 3113: Honours analysis 2
Math 3073: Ordinary differentails
Math 3033: Group Theory (abstract algebra)
Phys 5153: Quantum mechanics 3
Biol 3342: Comparitive Morphology of Vascular Plants (for sanity purposes)

And I think after next year....if i'm alive after next year...I only will have 1 semester left plus a thesis on combustion rate encryption for MRI.

Geotech

14th March 2006, 04:53

I am suppose to be going to Trent next year, but now I have to wait and see what is going to become of my last semester in college first...stupid strike.

Vie en Rose

16th March 2006, 12:40

I have no idea how it's going to work for me. I applied to U of T and York, and if I don't accepted I'll be changing my major here at Carleton. Eesh, totally complicated.

Gubbels

16th March 2006, 13:09

Next semester I have:

Digital Systems with Lab
UNIX/C and C++ Programming with Lab
Applied Calc
Probability and Stats
A writing course

This is the summer semester :( no camp for me.

The sept semester looks much more interesting:

Telecommunication Engineering Systems with Lab
Intro to Microcontrollers with lab
Engineering Physics with Lab
and intro to Networking (which is going to be boring)

oh well, I get through school a bit faster which is nice, and the training centers won't be going anywhere while i'm in summer school.

Andrew King

16th March 2006, 13:53

I have no idea how it's going to work for me. I applied to U of T and York, and if I don't accepted I'll be changing my major here at Carleton. Eesh, totally complicated.

Well you know what they say...If you can eat with a fork, you can get into york.
Good luck

Vie en Rose

16th March 2006, 17:39

Well you know what they say...If you can eat with a fork, you can get into york.
Good luck

LOL! Are you serious? That's too great!

Kortytoh

16th March 2006, 19:37

It's true! But remember also that if you can walk and talk, you can get into Brock!

Geotech

16th March 2006, 23:38

It's true! But remember also that if you can walk and talk, you can get into Brock!

Coming from person who was born and raised in Niagara Falls, I wouldnt go to brock university if my life depended on it, its a good school, but there are better.

lmcr_1306

17th March 2006, 14:33

I'm going to be choosing my 5th Year courses next week.

I'm choosing
Intermediate 2 maths
Intermediate 2 english
Higher Music
Higher History
Higher Physics

superbrownie

23rd March 2006, 13:54

Yay for finally being able to register and getting into all the classes I wanted, despite a little glitch *phew*

SB

Juice

5th April 2006, 08:08

Well, I am finally registered for my fourth and final year of university :)

Fall 2006

PHI 2386 - Existentialism

Tuesday 1130-1300
Friday 1300-1430

PHI 3174 - Metaphysics: The Structure of Reality

Wednesday 1730-2030

HIS 3125 - Britain from 1800 - The Present

Thursday 1600-1900

HIS 4362 - Selected Topics in European History(TBA)

Monday 0830-1000
Thursday 1000-1130

HIS 4360 - Selected Topics in Canadian History(TBA)

Monday 1300-1430
Wednesday 1130-1300

Winter 2007

PHI 2383 - Modern Philosophy

Tuesday 1730-2030

PSY 3105 - Developmental Psychology: Adolescence

Wednesday 1300-1430
Friday 1130-1300

HIS 3150 - US/Canadian Relations, American Revolution to the Present

Monday 1730-2030

HIS 4361 - Selected Topics in American History (TBA)

Wednesday 1600-1730
Friday 1430-1600

HIS 4397 - Seminar on State and Empire in Britain

Thursday 1430-1730

I like it, except for the fact that it's driven a wedge between myself and the nights that LANARK parades. We're going to be working something out though, as I have to take these courses.

I'm excited about next year. It's going to be a very tough and gruelling year, but it will be worth it in the end :)

JB

Cheryl Tucker

5th April 2006, 09:07

So far my courses look like this...

Fall 2006:
Spanish 1006: Intro. to Spanish
Anthropology 1013: Intro. to Cultural Anth.
Anthropology 2413: Human Physical Variation
Fine Arts 2123: Intro. to 20th Century 3D Art

and only for now...
Political Science 2703: Philosophy of Human Rights
but when a spot opens up in Anthropology 1033: Intro. to Archaeology then I will be changing into that.

Winter 2007:
Spanish 1006: Intro. to Spanish Continued.
Anthropology 2523: Social Anth.
Fine Arts 1113: Practical Into to Art Fundamentals
Human Rights 2003: Intro. to Human Rights
Science & Technology 2603: Animal Rights: Experimentation and Conscienous

Planning on doing a BA Honors in Anthropology. Unfortunatly, my university requires us to do 6ch in Fine Arts, which to me is a waste of my time and money.

Chief Hoult

5th April 2006, 09:18

Kortytoh

5th April 2006, 09:26

Well, I've picked my Kinesiology courses for next year. Now I need to fill in my electives... I'll probably take some bizzarre combination of History, Hispanic Studies, Religious Studies, Music, and that old standby, first-year Geography.

KINESIOL 3AA3: Biomechanics II
KINESIOL 3K03: Sport Injuries
KINESIOL 3D03: Growth, Maturation and Physical Activity
KINESIOL 4B03: Physical Activity and Coronary Heart Disease
KINESIOL 4CC3: Neuromuscular Exercise Physiology

That last course, by the way, is the bane of all who take it. I may not survive.

Cheryl Tucker

5th April 2006, 11:49

I'm surprised there's 6h in Fine Arts....seems kind of arbitrary. Although I guess all schools will have their quirks. All Arts majors here have to fulfil the "Arts Core":

6h English
6h Language other than english
6h Humanities
6h Social Science
6h Pure & Applied Science

Great fun, that is.

CH

Yeah our Arts course is similar:
12ch in Languages, History, Philosophy, or Religious Studies
12ch in Math, Anth, Crim, Economics, Political Science, Native Studies, Psychology or Sociology.
6ch in Sciences
6ch in Fine Arts, Visual Arts or Music

I can see the 1st 2 categories but depending on the major, the other two are useless. For me I at least can use the science as Im doing Anthropology.

Dave McLean

5th April 2006, 19:45

courses for fall 2006:

SOAN*2111*02 (7663) Classical Theory - Mon, Wed, Fri 01:30PM - 02:20PM

ANTH*1150*01 (5712) Introduction to Anthropology - Mon, Wed, Fri 12:30PM - 01:20PM

SOC*2070*01 (7687) Social Deviance - Tues, Thur 01:00PM - 02:20PM

ZOO*1500*DE (7931) Humans in the Natural World - No classes

POLS*2300*01 (7387) Canadian Government - Tues, Thur 10:00AM - 11:20AM

huzzah

sailor_baby

7th April 2006, 11:49

Well I know I haven't posted in a while but I've finally registered my fourth year classes.....only minor tweaking is needed:

Fall:
BCH4122 - Macromolecules
BCH4932 - Biochemistry Seminar
BPS4127 - Advanced Techniques in Biosciences
BCH4130 - Human Nutrition
MIC5326 - Virology

Winter:
BCH4932 - Biochemistry Seminar
BCH4125 - Cellular Regulation & Control
BCH4123 - Pathological Chemistry
BPS4101 - Human Genome, Structure & Function
MIC5224 - Pathogenic Biochemistry
ADM1100 - Introduction to Business Management

I'm also debating wether or not to take CHM3120 - Intermediate Organic Chemistry (Organic chem 3) in the fall.....ahh well

Good luck on exams everyone!

gunnerstoker

11th May 2006, 20:03

Fall 2006

Accounting 201:Financial Accounting II
Accounting 362: Cost and Managerial Accounting II
Economics 212: Intro to Macroeconomics
Finance 344: Canadian Investment Funds
Marketing 361: Services Marketing
Philosophy 330: Professional and Business Ethics

Winter 2007

Economics 305: Money, Banking, and Foreign Exchange
Finance 330: Corporate Finance
Laww 326: Commercial Law
Management 294: Management Skills
Management 323: International Business
Quantative Methods 436: Business Statistics II

Pyro

11th May 2006, 20:24

Well, I still can't register for next year's courses, but I am taking PSCI 2101: Comparative Politics of Industrial Nations as a summer class... Wooo! Classes in the summer! :rolleyes:

superbrownie

13th May 2006, 12:55

Well, I still can't register for next year's courses, but I am taking PSCI 2101: Comparative Politics of Industrial Nations as a summer class... Wooo! Classes in the summer! :rolleyes:

Nice to know that I'm not the only one taking summer courses...

Anyone else?

SB

Chief Hoult

13th May 2006, 15:30

Intro Spanish by distance over the summer :)

CH

Gopher

13th May 2006, 17:02

Rather then write all of my classes I'll just put it this way.

I am talking all of the 10 fundational (required) courses for Theology. All are THO credits and all are evil evil classes.

Wish me luck.

gunnerstoker

14th May 2006, 18:33

Accounting 100

superbrownie

14th May 2006, 19:22

Intro Spanish by distance over the summer :)

CH

Cool.

I'm doing Spanish 300 (Conversation and Composition) right now...then in July I have EDU 250.

SB

Bright Eyes

15th May 2006, 08:00

I'm taking 2 spring session courses. That'll free up some time for me. I'll just have mandatory courses left, my electives are done.

Measurement and Evaluation (basically how to write tests)
and
Aboriginal Education

So far, they're pretty boring ... but ... it was either take those courses now, or likely take those courses in the fall/winter. We have very few choices when it comes to electives.

AMerrall

26th June 2006, 16:52

I haven't registered yet, but my ticket is early enough that I should get what I want:

SOC 223, Sociology of the Media
SOC 200, Canadian Society
POL 104, Canadian Government

Pollock

26th June 2006, 17:17

I'm going to be doing registration on July 7th for all my courses. It looks like I have a lot of electives to choose from though, so long as they are a part of my specialization. I've got a choice between Accounting and Marketing. There's E-Commerce too, but that has so much programming in it. That stuff always frusterated me so much. Is anyone doing stuff like this?

Coupland

26th June 2006, 23:12

Well, I am finally registered for my fourth and final year of university :)

Fall 2006

PHI 2386 - Existentialism

Don't take anything sharp to this class...!

**sniffs* Dobby is not registered for anything***

xnazzx

27th June 2006, 08:20

Fall 2006

Course title

NUTRITION: STRATEGIES & HEALTH
CALCULUS II
SOCIAL SC. RESEARCH METHODS
HUMANITIES: KNOWLEDGE
LITERARY GENRES

JessieSkellington

11th July 2006, 06:25

Whee, just finished registering. I am taking:

FALL:
SPAN 1100: Introduction to Spanish Language (Full-year)
CHEM 1210: General Chemistry I
PSYC 1230: Memory
CLAS 2201: Mythology of Greece and Rome I
MATH 1210: Introductory Calculus I

WINTER:
SPAN 1100: Introduction to Spanish Language (cont.)
CHEM 1212: General Chemistry II for Life Sciences
BIOL 1202: Organismal & Ecological Biology
MATH 1211: Introductory Calculus II
PSYC 1260: Personality: Normal and Abnormal (Web Course)

It's sad that I'm so excited about this. It's also sad that I'm a second year taking only one second year course, but that's what happens when you start school in January. :/

Takeru_Kiko

11th July 2006, 06:37

I've just registered for 2nd year at UBC! I was afraid since there were only 4 seats left in one of my labs but I got in! yay!

TERM 1

ASTR 201 Stellar Astrophysics
MATH 200 Calculus III
MATH 221 Matrix Algebra
PHIL 120 Intro to Logical and Critical Thinking
PHYS 200 Relativity and Quanta
PHYS 209 Intermediate Experiment Physics (year long lecture/lab)

TERM 2

ASTR 202 Galactic Astronomy
CPSC 111 Introduction to Computation
MATH 215 Elementary Differiental Equations I
PHIL 230A Introduction to Moral Theory
PHYS 206 Mechanics
PHYS 209 Intermediate Experiment Physics (year long lecture/lab)

Navy Chick

8th August 2006, 04:32

Well I don't know about you guys but I have a hell of a year coming up, here's what it looks like:

First Semester
CHEM 1001-General Chemistry Part 1
MATH 1013-Into to Calculus 2
BIO 2093-Zoology
PHYS 1040-Element of Physics for Science students
PHYS 1045-Physics lab
BIO 2093-Lab
CHEM 1001-Tutorial
PHYS 1040-Tutorial

Second Semester
CHEM 1012-General Chemistry Part 2
BIO 2113-An Introduction to Ecology
BIO 2053-Genetics
BIO 2043-Cell Biology
PHYS 1040-Element of Physics for Science students
PHYS 1045-Physics Lab
CHEM 1012-Tutorial
CHEM 1017-Chemistry Lab
BIO 2053-Tutorial
PHYS 1040-Tutorial

So thats my year, yay, lots of studying I tell ya. Thats what ya get for studying Bachelor of Science!

GO GUNZ or GO HOME!

CPO1 (retired) Erica Langille
341 RCSCC Nipigon

F/Sgt. Steele

8th August 2006, 04:51

science students don't get to have fun, you shoulda known that...

Navy Chick

8th August 2006, 07:30

Ya, I should've! Thats what I get for wanting to be a Doctor.

GO GUNZ or GO HOME!

Erica Langille

Chief Bosn Chick 5

8th August 2006, 17:21

Practical Nursing, Sept 06 - Sept 07

canoe instructor

15th August 2006, 16:42

Outdoor Adventure @ Algonquin College Fall 06

Semester 1:
Ecology for Naturalist
Fall Camp
Outdoor Expedition
River Rescue 1
Whitewater Kayak 1
River Rafting 1
Flatwater Canoeing
Cross Country Cycling 1
Wilderness Travel and Provisioning
Rock Climbing 1
Outdoor Adventure Leadership

Semester 2
Winter Expedition
Nordic Skiing 1
Winter Camping and Survival
Hiking 1
Ice Climbing 1
Wilderness First Aid skills
Risk Management
Alpine Skiing and snowboarding 1
accounting.....................................and thats just year 1;)

its gonna be a sweet year;)

JessieSkellington

15th August 2006, 18:25

Outdoor Adventure @ Algonquin College Fall 06

That sounds ridiculously awesome.

Psycho_Duckie

16th August 2006, 08:40

I have some pretty cool classes coming up for next year.

-Fundamental COncepts in math (okay maybe thats not as cool)
-Research Methods in CHYS (Child and Youth Study)
- Guiding Childrens Learning, Development, & Behaviour
- Developmental Psychology
- Intro to Sociology/Anthropology
- Children & Young Adults Lit.
- Nutrition, Health, & Safety for Developming children
- Human Development & Genetics
- Issues in Early Childhood care & education
- History of Canadian Women

All in all, im psyched to start up...I am studying Child and Youth so it makes for some very cool classes!:snickerup: :teach:

toad

19th August 2006, 11:51

This fall I'm doing
EASC 4400 - Advanced Techniques in Structural Geology
EASC 4700 - Sedimentary Environments and Facies Models
EASC 4800 - Advanced Paleontology
EASC 4602 - Sedimentary Basins and Hydrocarbon Exploration

and I'm not sure what I'll betaking in the winter since it'll depend on what's offered

sailor_baby

22nd August 2006, 17:29

I'd watch out for those requirements to get into med schools. Some of them just require certain courses and a degree. I know some people that can get into med school by taking like 6 scince courses in all of thier university career and graduating with a B.A.......it's a gamble though....

JessieSkellington

22nd August 2006, 18:02

TheShardo

24th August 2006, 18:05

M.Yu 101

24th August 2006, 19:15

Fall 2006:

BUS 100- Strategies for Success
ECN 104- Introductory Microeconomics
QMS 102- Business Statistics I
ITM 102- Business Information Systems I
ACC 100- Intro Financial Accounting
IRL 100- Intro World Art I: Pict Arts

Juice

2nd September 2006, 07:57

Here's an update to my course schedule:

Fall 2006

PHI 2386 - Existentialism

Tuesday 1130-1300
Friday 1300-1430

HIS 3330 - Comparative Analysis of International Peace and Security Efforts of the UN in the Balkans

Monday 1730-2030

HIS 3125 - Britain from 1800 - The Present

Thursday 1600-1900

HIS 4362 - Selected Topics in European History: History of the Balkans 1912 to the Present: Fall of Ottoman Empire to Entry into EU

Wednesday 1900-2200

HIS 4360 - Selected Topics in Canadian History: French-Amerindian Diplomacy: Founding Alliances and Cross-Cultural Transfers

Monday 1300-1430
Wednesday 1130-1300

Winter 2007

PHI 2383 - Modern Philosophy

Tuesday 1730-2030

PSY 3105 - Developmental Psychology: Adolescence

Wednesday 1300-1430
Friday 1130-1300

HIS 3150 - US/Canadian Relations, American Revolution to the Present

Monday 1730-2030

HIS 4361 - Selected Topics in American History: America at War in the 20th Century

Wednesday 1600-1730
Friday 1430-1600

HIS 4397 - Seminar on State and Empire in Britain in the Age of Atlantic Revolutions

Thursday 1430-1730

Some changes, but I'm looking forward to it.

JB

Lola

2nd September 2006, 10:46

This year I am taking: a full year English course, 2 theatre history course, Art 134, Design 135, 3 theatre design courses, and one course which I think involves going to plays at the U of A, but seeing how everything works backstage.

On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays I have classes from 9-4:50pm, with an hour break in between; except on Fridays my classes end at 12:50, and on Mondays my day starts at 11. On Tuesdays and Thursdays I have class from 2-3:20. My schedule for the next term is basically the same, except I start school at 9 on Mondays, and I had Tuesdays and Thursdays off.

Cadpat Sailor

2nd September 2006, 11:27

I had to update my sched becasuse UBC likes to change things foru days before classes:

Term 1
French 360 - Literature to do with the Human Body
French 420 - French Carribian Literature
Human Geography - People Places Spaces
Human Geography again
Introductory Pscyhology

Term 2
French Composition
Selected topics in French literature
Quebecois Civilization
French Cinema
Latin

VanZeumeren

2nd September 2006, 11:57

Pending a meeting with the Director of Grad studies for History, here's what I've got:

Fall
HIST*6824 FR01A American Foreign Relations in the 20th Century
HIST*6815 FR01A War in 20th Century

Winter
HIST*6007 FR01A Thesis Reading Course
HIST*6925 FR01A Philosophy of History

And I'm hoping to get this one:

HIST*6851 FRL Naval Strategic History

Two or less seminars a semester... however the writing requirements are FEROCIOUS. Short papers are now at least 10 pages in length.

dee-jawng

6th September 2006, 10:21

If I was taking some of the things you guys are taking, I'd... well, I suppose I wouldn't be terribly excited about going to class! Good on you though.

This semester I have:
ECON 201 Intermediate Microeconomics (damn you, Business option!)
ENVS 200 Field Ecology (required for my program -- not enthused)
ENVS 278 Advanced Environmental Research Method (Stats -- my favourite course. No, I'm not being sarcastic.)
PLAN 210 Planning Design and the Environment
PLAN 255 Introduction to GIS

Yeah, I'm pretty excited for everything except economics. Ah well, gotta do what you gotta do...

gunnerstoker

6th September 2006, 12:01

Fall 2006

Acct 201 Financial Accounting II
Econ 212 Principles of Macroeconomic Theory
Fnce 344 Canadian Investment Funds
Phil 111 Theory of Knowledge

Winter 2007

Econ 305 Money, Banking, and Foreign Exchange
Fnce 322 Real Estate
Laww 326 Commercial Law
Mgmt 323 International Management
Qume 436 Business Statistics II

drummer4ever

6th September 2006, 13:47

Fall 2006

HIST 2380: The Twentieth-Century World (Part 1)
SOC 1200: Introduction to Sociology (Part 1)
ECON 1200: Principles of Economics (Part 1)
STAT 1000: Basic Statistical Analysis
MATH 1520: Introductory Calculus for Management and Social Sciences + lab portion

Winter 2007

HIST 2380: The Twentieth-Century World (Part 2)
SOC 1200: Introduction to Sociology (Part 2)
ECON 1200: Principles of Economics (Part 2)
MATH 1310: Matrices for Management and Social Sciences + lab portion
ACC 1100: Introductory Financial Accounting

Happy?

6th September 2006, 18:17

Fall 2006
Canadian Political History - HIST 2303 (a TV course!)
Public Affairs Analysis - PSCI 2401
Introduction to Research Methods in Political Science - PSCI 2701
Introduction to Mass Communication - MCOM 1101

Winter 2007
Canadian Political History - HIST 2303 (TV course continues)
Canadian Political Environment - PSCI 2002
Canadian Political Institution - PSCI 2003
Quantitative Research Methods in Political Science - PSCI 2702
Introduction to Mass Communication - MCOM 1101 (continues)

I've somehow managed to get Thursdays off this winter, and best of all...no 8:30 classes! Yayah!

Chapstik

6th September 2006, 22:27

I got 830 classes.. three out of the four days! :slaphead:
Im taking the criminology program.. first year.. scary haha.. looks like fun though.

Im taking this semester..
Crim 100
Crim 103
Crim 129
Psyc 101
Sociology 101

and next semester. I have no idea lol.. some more crim courses.. an english course.. and an elective.

oh and i never have school fridays :dance: long weekends!!

Vie en Rose

7th September 2006, 13:23

Fall 2006

ENG216Y1 20th Century Canadian Fiction
ENG256Y1 20th Century Jewish Literature
ENV200Y1 Environmental Change (To fulfill my Science requisite for my degree. Ugh.)
HIS241H1 19th Century Europe
HIS283Y1 Southeast Asian Crossroads

Winter 2007

ENG216Y1 20th Century Canadian Fiction
ENG256Y1 20th Century Jewish Literature
ENV200Y1 Environmental Change
HIS242H1 Contemporary Europe
HIS283Y1 Southeast Asian Crossroads

So yeah, basically the one class change is the HIS241 and HIS 242 thing. Woo. Classes begin at 9 or 11, and nothing past 4. One class on Friday and the rest off. I'm glad!

Pyro

8th September 2006, 08:18

Lessee...

Fall 2006

Tuesday

PSCI 2401 - Public Affairs Analysis 0935h-1225h

Wednesday

PSCI 3407 - Public Opinion and Public Policy 1435h-1725h

Thursday

PSCI 3206 - Government and Politics of Western Europe 1135h-1425h

PSCI 3109 - Politics of Law and Morality 1435h-1725h

FREN 2300 - Initiation aux Etudes Quebecoises 1835h-2125h

Winter 2007

Monday

PSCI 3007 - Constitutional Politics in Canada 1135h-1435h

PSCI 3300 - Politics and Literature 1805h-2055h

Tuesday

PSCI 3207 - Government and Politics of European Integration 1435h-1725h

Wednesday

PSCI 2601 - International Relations: Global Politics 1435h-1725h

Thursday

CDNS 2300 - Critical Nationalism 1435h-1725h

Lawn Dart

9th September 2006, 11:17

fall 2006

mondays, wednesdays, fridays:
0900-0950- German 2900: intro to german culture
1100-1150- Anthropology 2300: newfoundland folklore
12-1250- German 2010: intermediate german
1400-1515: Anthropology 1030: intro to physical anthropology and archeology

Lola

9th September 2006, 19:17

My design classes are called:

- Fundamentals of Stagecraft and Design
- Studio Techniques for Theatre Design
- Technical Drawing for Theatre Design

That other class I was unsure about involves working 6 hours a week at the Timms Centre(the campus theatre) in one of the departments.

My program is very small. Including myself, there are four people in my year, twelve in the program overall.:eek: We had an orientation on Friday for everyone in the Drama department-actors, stage managers, techs., B.A.s- and they seem like a great group of people. I'm pretty ****** that I missed the loading dock party due to work, but I'm going to make sure that I have it off next year.:)