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Code Course Name Typical Timing Typical Locations Credits
MKT-272L

Marketing Research Methods

 Fall/Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: MKT-272
Description
Lab
NURS-201L

Intro to Health Assessment

 Fall Only, Every Year Prince George, Quesnel 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: NURS-201
Description
Lab
CSC-105L

Intro to Computer and Program

 Fall/Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: CSC-105
Description
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CSC-109L

Computing Science I

 Fall/Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: CSC-109
Description
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CSC-110L

Computing Science II

 Fall/Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: CSC-110
Description
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ANTH-206

Medical Anthropology

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: ANTH-101 minimum C
Description
Medical anthropology considers the cultural and social aspects of the body, health, and sickness within a cross-cultural perspective. This course provides an overview of the anthropological perspectives on health and disease, including an overview of theoretical perspectives. Topics include the causations of illness, the differing roles of health practitioners, the cultural construction of mental illness, and the globalization of health disparities. This course draws on examples from a variety of cultures to highlight and explore cultural constructions of illness.
ACC-256L

Management Accounting II

 Fall/Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: ACC-256
Description
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PHYS-101L

Introductory Physics I

 Fall Only, Every Year Prince George 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: PHYS-101
Description
Lab
PHYS-102L

Introductory Physics II

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: PHYS-102
Description
Lab
CASS-110

Communication Skills

 Fall/Spring Only, Occasionally Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Occasionally
Locations Prince George
Description
Effective, ethical communication is the foundation of human service practice. CASS 110 helps human service paraprofessionals to develop this foundation. Topics examined in the course include perception of self and others, verbal and non-verbal communication, conflict management, communication in work relationships, and effective participation in groups and teams. Consideration is also given to the influence of disability, gender, and culture on communication.
CASS-140

Positive Approaches to Teach 1

 Fall/Spring Only, Occasionally Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Occasionally
Locations Prince George
Description
This course introduces learners to strategies for teaching new skills and addressing challenging behaviors. This course intends to provide a thorough exposure to training principles and procedures while alerting the learner to ethical concerns when using these strategies. Learners are expected to demonstrate reading and writing skills appropriate for the work place and entry-level college courses.
CASS-145

Positive Approaches to Teach 2

 Fall/Spring Only, Occasionally Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Occasionally
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: CASS-140 minimum C
Description
A continuation of CASS 140, this course builds on the introduction to behavior change. Successful students will expand their knowledge on developing and implementing procedures of behavior change to enhance the quality of life of individuals with developmental disabilities.
CASS-130

Ethical Foundations of Pract

 Fall/Spring Only, Occasionally Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Occasionally
Locations Prince George
Description
In CASS 130, you will evaluate the relationship between your personal and professional values, adopt a code of professional ethics to guide conduct in the workplace, and develop an approach to ethical decision-making. You will identify the ethical issues raised in a variety of short case studies, evaluate options for resolution, and make clear arguments for decisions made. The course also reviews law relevant to human service work in British Columbia.
PHYS-105L

General Physics I

 Fall Only, Every Year Prince George, Quesnel 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: PHYS-105
Description
Lab
ENGL-229

Prof Bus and Tech Commun

 All Terms, Every Year Prince George 3.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing All Terms, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Prerequisite: ENGL-103 or ENGL 113 minimum C
Description
This course includes both the theory and practice of writing for the workplace. Students will first learn the rules and guidelines of professional communication and then will move beyond them, investigating the underlying theory, ethics and social factors that contribute to the challenges of work writing. This course introduces strategies for communicating effectively to a variety of audiences in a variety of workplace genres. Students work both individually and in collaboration, completing both written and oral projects that are relevant to their professional goals and the requirements of the business, technical, and professional communities. Prerequisites: ENGL 103 Note: Natural Resource and Environmental Technology (NRES) students will be admitted with successful completion of ENGL 103 and completion of all first-year courses.
PHYS-106L

General Physics II

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George, Quesnel 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: PHYS-106
Description
Lab
PSYC-201L

Statistics for Social Sciences

 Fall/Spring Only, Every Year Prince George, Quesnel 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall/Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: PSYC-201
Description
Lab
PSYC-202L

Research Methods in Psychology

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: PSYC-202
Description
Lab
SSWK-142L

Helping Skills: Practical Apps

 Spring Only, Every Year Prince George, Quesnel 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Spring Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: SSWK-142
Description
Lab
SSWK-145L

Communication & Interpersonal

 Fall Only, Every Year Prince George, Quesnel 0.0 Credits
Typical Offerings
Timing Fall Only, Every Year
Locations Prince George, Quesnel
Requisites
  • Required Lecture Section: SSWK-145
Description
Lab