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Code Course Name Typical Timing Typical Locations Credits
DENT-153

Dental Sciences

 Fall Only, Every Year Prince George 4.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Pre & Co Requisites Group 1: DENT-150, DENT-151 minimum C, DENT 157L minimum S
  • Pre & Co Requisites Group 2: MGT-154 minimum B-
Description
A study of form, structure, and inter relationships of the head and neck. Also included is the study of histology, morphology, supporting structures, occlusion, identification, and anomalies as they relate to dentition. Anatomical landmarks and understanding of the relationship between structure and function will be provided.
DENT-160

Restorative Dentistry

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Prerequisites Group 1: DENT-150, DENT-151, DENT-153 minimum C, DENT-157L minimum S
  • Corequisite Group 3: DENT-161, DENT-163, DENT-166, DENT-169 minimum C, DENT-167L minimum S
  • Prerequisites Group 2: MGT-154 minimum B-
Description
This theoretical component provides the student with background into dental anesthesia, cavity preparation and design, and restorative instruments. Knowledge of the dental materials utilized in the prevention and treatment of oral disease will also be covered. A series of lectures will be given dealing with the etiological fundamentals of dental caries and methods used to prevent caries.
DENT-161

Prevention II

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Pre-Requisite Group 1: DENT-150, DENT-151, DENT-153 minimum C, DENT-157L minimum S
  • Co-Requisite Group 3: DENT-160, DENT-163, DENT-166, DENT-169 minimum C, DENT-167L minimum S
  • Pre-Requisites Group 2: MGT-154 minimum B-
Description
This course provides the student with knowledge regarding the potential of oral manifestations such as periodontal disease and caries. The student learns to prevent these diseases through clinical preventive procedures, understanding nutrition, and teaching the client oral self-care. An additional component has the student developing and presenting preventive oral health lesson plans to select members of the local community.
DENT-163

Dental Specialities I

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Pre-Requisite Group 1: DENT-150, DENT-151, DENT-153 minimum C, DENT-157L minimum S
  • Co-Requisite Group 2: DENT-160, DENT-161, DENT-166, DENT-169 minimum C DENT-167L minimum S
  • Pre-Requisites Group 3: MGT-154 minimum B-
Description
This course has an emphasis on the dental specialties of oral surgery and prosthodontic dentistry. It provides the student with the knowledge of pre-surgical evaluation, pharmacological considerations, procedures, postoperation treatments, and the role of the certified dental assistant in the care of an oral surgery case. Students are also introduced to prosthetic procedures which are devoted to the restoration of function and the form of the dentition, including fixed and removable appliances and implants.
DENT-166

Professional Issues

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Pre-Requisite Group 1: DENT-150, DENT-151, DENT-153 minimum C, DENT-157L minimum S
  • Pre-Requisites Group 2: MGT-154 minimum B-
  • Co-Requisites: DENT-160, DENT-161, DENT-163, DENT-169 minimum C, DENT-167L minimum S
Description
This course will provide the student with an overview of the dental profession and its organization. It will also introduce the student to dental jurisprudence, ethical dilemmas and problem solving. The BC Health Professions Act and duties of the graduate BC Certified Dental Assistant will be discussed.
DENT-169

Radiology

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Pre Requisites Group 1: DENT-150, DENT-151,DENT-153 minimum C, DENT-157L minimum S
  • Co Requisite Group 2: DENT-160, DENT-161, DENT-163, DENT-166, DENT-167L
  • Pre Requisites Group 3: MGT-154 minimum B-
Description
This course has been designed to provide students with the theory of the technical aspects of radiation and principles of exposing, processing, and mounting dental radiographs. Clinical experience emphasizes radiation hygiene and technique.
DENT-173

Dental Assist Specialties II

 Intersession Only, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Intersession Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Pre-Requisite: DENT-190P minimum S
  • Co-Requisite: DENT-176, DENT-177L minimum C
Description
A theoretical course where emphasis is placed on the dental specialties of oral pathology, orthodontics, endodontics, geriodontics, pedodontics, and special needs clients.
DENT-176

Office Practice Management

 Intersession Only, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Intersession Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Pre Or Co-Requistie: DENT-173, DENT-177L minimum C
  • Prerequisites: DENT-190P minimum S
Description
This course will provide the student with an introduction to dental office practice procedures in relation to the clinical setting. The student will be involved in a combination of guided self-study, projects, and class discussions to complete this course.
ENGL-201

English Literature 1350-1744

 Fall Only, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: One 100-level ENGL course minimum C
Description
A survey of English Literature from Chaucer to Pope based on a selection of works from major authors. The course includes work from the Old English period. Students are required to submit at least three essays on literary topics.
ENGL-202

English Literature 1744-1900

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: One 100-level ENGL course minimum C
Description
A survey of English Literature from Blake to Browning based on a selection of works from major authors. Students will be introduced to the Neoclassical, Romantic, and Victorian era prose and poetry and how these differ from each other and are influenced by various social and political movements.
ENGL-203

Canadian Literature I

 Fall Only, Every Year Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall Only, Every Year
Locations Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: One 100-level ENGL course minimum C
Description
An introduction to the study of Canadian Literature involving writers from its beginning to the 1940s. Journals, poetry, and fiction are included. Students are required to submit a minimum of three essays on literary topics.
ENGL-204

Canadian Literature II

 Spring Only, Every Year Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: One 100-level ENGL course minimum C
Description
A study of the development of Canadian poetry, fiction, drama, and essays from 1940 to the present. Students are required to submit a minimum of three essays on literary topics.
ENGL-215

Children's Literature I

 Fall Only, Every Year Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall Only, Every Year
Locations Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: One 100-level ENGL course minimum C
Description
A study of children's literature focussing on the different genres: fantasy, realistic fiction, science fiction, historical fiction, etc. Prerequisites: Two of ENGL 101, 102, 103, 104, 107
ENGL-216

Children's Literature II

 Spring Only, Every Year Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: One 100-level ENGL course minimum C
Description
A historical study of children's literature. Representative literature from the Victorian to the Post-modern period is examined. Students will examine how our definitions of children's literature and our attitudes toward children's literature have changed over time.
ENGL-217

Gender, Sexuality & Lit I

 Fall Only, Occasionally Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall Only, Occasionally
Locations Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: One 100-level ENGL course minimum C
Description
Through the lenses of critical thought, feminism, and queer theory, this course is a study of changing attitudes towards gender, sexuality, and sexual identity in literature (poems, short stories, novels, graphic novels, and plays) reflecting different cultural and/or historical periods.
ENGL-218

Gender, Sexuality & Lit II

 Spring Only, Occasionally Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Occasionally
Locations Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: One 100-level ENGL course minimum C
Description
A study of gender and sexual identity, gender roles, and sexuality in contemporary literature (poems, short fiction, novels, graphic novels, and plays).
HRPR-308

Professional Practice

 Spring Only, Occasionally Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Occasionally
Locations Prince George
Description
This course prepares students to step into an HR Management role in Canada by giving an overview of the business environment, tools used by managers in Canadian organizations, and specific industry-related HR issues.
HRPR-309

Adv. Topics in Prof. Practice

 All Terms, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing All Terms, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Prerequisites: HRPR-308 minimum C
  • Corequisites: HRPR-400 or HRPR-401 minimum C
Description
This course introduces students to Project Management methodology and tools, as well as the consulting skills necessary to work either as an internal or an external HR consultant.
HRPR-400P

HR Management Practicum

 All Terms, Occasionally Prince George 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing All Terms, Occasionally
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: HRPR-400
Description
Practicum
BIO-050

Provincial Prep Biology

 Fall/Spring Only, Every Year Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Burns Lake, Mackenzie, Vanderhoof, Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: CMPS-11, CTWR-11, LTST-11, SPLG-11, NMD-11, ELNM-11, ELSL-11, EFLS-11 or ENGL-045 minimum C or equivalent or per placement test
  • Required Supporting Lab: BIO-050L
Description
Biology 050 is a lab-oriented course dealing with the basic elements of biology. The emphasis will be placed on the study of cell biology, bioenergetics, genetics and human biology