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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
Memorandum
To: W.R. Heath
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From:
Jo Lynne Hoegg, Chair
Secretary of Senate
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Senate Committee on
Continuing Studies
Re:
SCCS Annual'Report ?
Date: ?
November 9, 1989
Enclosed are two statisticaI/informationalreports on Undergraduate Extension
Credit Courses, and Credit-Free Activities of the Faculties and departments of
the University for the period May 1, 1988, through April 30, 1989. These
documents constitute the annual report of the Senate Committee on Continuing
Studies.
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Senate Committee on Continuing Studies
Report on ?
Credit-Free Activities
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May 1, 1988 - April 30, 1989
This report lists the credit-free lectures, conferences, symposia, media productions,
professional development courses and other programs reported by Faculties, schools and
departments of the University. It also includes data on credit -free activities offered to the
faculty, students and staff by administrative units on campus.
During the 1988/89 reporting period, enrollments in the 598 credit-free activities
listed totalled 23,550. In 1987/88 there were 523 activities with 20,949 enrollments.
This year's report includes a range of credit-free activities sponsored by
departments from every Faculty of the University. In particular, the report shows
significant collaborative programming relationships both among departments and Faculties
within the University, and with business and industry, and with community organizations
and agencies. The diversity of programs and conferences offered reflects Simon Fraser
University's reputation for innovative program structure, design and content.
The School of Engineering Science initiated a new collaborative program in
telecommunications engineering, in partnership with B.C. Tel and the University of
California at Los Angeles (UCLA). A two and one-half year program, it is aimed at
bringing 120 B.C. Tel engineers up to date in recent technological developments in
telecommunications. The School's program, "Management Skills in Advanced
Technology", initiated in 1987, won the 1989 Distinctive Professional Development
Program award from the Canadian Association for University Continuing Education.
The "Writing and Publishing Program", sponsored by the departments of English
and Communication, joined with the Society for Technical Communication and the Pacific
Rim Book Fair Society in offering two major conferences, and designed specialized
courses for ten agencies and corporations, including the Workers Compensation Review
Board and Price Waterhouse.
"The Advanced Interpreter Education Program", a CIDA -funded joint project of
Canada with the People's Republic of China established in 1987, continued through the
sponsorship of the Centre for Canadian Studies and, in addition to its academic program,
now includes field placements with
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businesses in British Columbia.
Program Advisory Committees, formed to bring together University and
community expertise for program development, this past year included 107
representatives from the community and 117 representatives from departments and
Faculties.
Joint program initiatives within the institution included: the Faculty of Business
Administration and the David Lam Centre for International Communication offered a
program entitled "The Second Wave: Japan's Global Challenge to Financial Services"; the
Institute for the Humanities together with History and-Mathematics and Statistics offered
"Mathematical Practitioners in Ancient Rome"; Women's Studies and Engineering Science
offered a seminar for women innovators called "From Idea to Market"; and Alumni
Relations, the Institute for the Humanities and the Department of English offered a travel
study course, "Oxford and Wessex", which allowed for both credit and non-credit
participation.
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The expanded facilities provided by the opening of Simon Fraser University at
Harbour Centre during the third semester covered by this report (89/1) allowed for the
bringing together of many courses and programs that had been offered in scattered
locations throughout the community previously. These included Natural Resource
Management's "Foundation Program in Tourism Management", Kinesiology'
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"Occupational Health and Safety" program, and English and Communication's "Writing
and Publishing Program". In addition, new programs began, such as "Research Skills for
Health Care Professionals" (sponsored by Gerontology and the Lion's Gate Medical
Research Foundation) and "Organizing and Managing a Public Company" (sponsored by
Business Administration and the Vancouver Stock Exchange). The new campus has also
enabled the University to provide facilities, advice and assistance to 40 cultural and
educational events sponsored by a variety of community organizations and agencies.
During this reporting period, the large lecture theatres and conference centre at Harbour
Centre were not available, and the diversity and number of activities these new facilities
allow is steadily growing.
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Major national and international conferences continued to bring recognition to
Simon Fraser University during the reporting period. These included the School of
Criminology's "National Symposium on Lotteries and Gambling", the Faculty of
Education's "National Conference on Teaching Law in the Schools", the Department of
Biological Science's "Second International Behavioral Ecology Conference", Mathematics
and Statistics' conference on "Scientific Careers for Young Women", and the Canadian
Centre for Studies in Publishing conference on "Teaching Publishing".
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REPORT OF CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES
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May 1988 - April 30, 1989
1. Summary of Credit-Free Activities and Enrolments Reported by
Academic Departments and Administrative Units
Courses/Lecture Series
Total Activities
Total Enrolment
Activities by
Academic Units*
286
9,258
Activities by
Administrative/
Service Units
152
3,283
Total
438
12,541
26
3,938
71
4,494
63
2,577
26
3,938
71
4)494
63
2,577
.
Confences/Symposia
Total Activities
Total Enrolment
Lectures/Colloquia
Total Activities
Total Enrolment
SFU/Knowledge Network Programs
Total Programs
Total Enrolment**
Total Activities:
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598
Total Enrolment:
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23,550
* Colloquia and other credit-free activities offered by academic units for faculty
and students are not listed here.
**
In this instance enrolment means credit student registrations in the course
listed, to whom KNOW programs were directed. The total viewing audience
cannot be determined.
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74
88-3
4
89-1
24
89-1
24
88-3
24
88-3 ?
15
31
10
12
11
15
?
'89-1
?
20 ?
21
?
89-1
?
20 ?
21
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89-1 ?
32 ?
21
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Hours ?
Enrolment
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II. CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES
BY ACADEMIC UNITS
1988/99
Semester
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Applied ?
Sciences (Computing :Science, ?
Engineering ?
Science, ?
Systems Science)
Courses/Lecture Series
A Program of Continuing Studies in Advanced Systems
Connecting to the Telephone Network: A One Day Technical Seminar
89-1
Design and Fabrication of AnaIog Integrated Circuits Using the
88-3
QuickchipPrototypihg Facility
Expert Systems and Expert .SystemSheIls
88-3
Image Processing and High Speed Graphics for Visualizing and
89-1
Understanding Engineering Scientific Data: A Half-Day Technical
Seminar
Introduction to Data Communications and Networks
89-1
Introduction to the 'C ?
Programming Language
89-1
NUTN - International Engineering Research Briefing
89-1
Object Oriented Programming: An Introduction Using Hypertalk and
88-3
Smalltalk
Packet Switching Networks
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and the X.25 Protocol
89-1
Phontonic Switching in 'Communications and Computing
883
Total Activities ?
10
Total Enrolment ?
177
?
8 ?
12
?
21 ?
10
?
16 ?
15
?
4 ?
25
?
24 ?
18
?
24
?
28
?
3
?
35
?
25.5 ?
12
?
24 ?
11
?
4 ?
11
David Lam Centre for International Communication
Courses/Lecture Series
Chinese Senior Managers Training Program (Alcan)
89-1
Total Activities
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1
Total Enrolment ?
24
115
?
24
Engineering Science
Courses/Lecture Series
Artificial Intelligence and the Knowledge Worker Productivity
Digital Communications Program ?
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Digitial Communications: An Overview
Fibre Optic Systems
Introduction to Digital Communications: Concepts and Applications
MacDonald Dettewiler and Associates Ltd. (In-house)
Digital Signal Processing
Management Skills in Advanced Technology
Implementing Management Concepts in Advanced Technology Part I
Implementing Management Concepts in Advanced Technology Part II
Project Management
1
89-1 ?
40
?
20
89-1
24
21
89-1
24
21
88-3
24
21
88-3
24
19
89-1
24
16
88-3
8
18
89-1
24
15
Semester ?
Hours ?
Enrolment
Telecommunications Engineering Program (B.C. Telephone)
Basic Communication
Total Activities
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9
Total Enrolment ?
162
Kinesiotogy
Courses/Lecture Series
Foundation Program in Occupational Health and Safety
Ergonomics
Industrial Hygiene
Occupational Health and Safety Law
Occupational Safety
Preventive Health Care
Risk Assessment
The Change Process in Health and Safety
Total Activities ?
7
Total Enrolment ?
131
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Total Activities ?
27
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?
Total Enrolment ?
494
3
[1
88-3
33
13
89-1
15
12
89-1
56
12
88-3
56
13
88-3
22
13
89-1
26
12
89-1
18
12
89-1
21
12
Semester
?
Hours
?
Enrolment
FACULTY OF ARTS
Canadian Studies
Courses/Lecture Series
Advanced Interpreter Education Program
Canadian Studies 210
Canadian Studies 210
Economics 101
English as a Second Language
English Writing
English Writing
Negotiating Skills
Project Evaluation
Total Activities
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8
Total Enrolment ?
99
Centre for the Arts
Conferences/Symposia
British Columbia Motion Picture Association Trade Forum
Courses/Lecture Series
Arts and Cultural Administration in Context
Summer Institute 1988
Dance Intensive
Dance Video Intensive
Music Intensive
Voice Intensive
Lectures/Colloquia
Simon Fraser Gallery
But is is art?
Can You Tell a Fake From the Real Thing?
Total Activities ?
8
Total Enrolment ?
489
Criminology
Conferences/Symposia
National Symposium on Lotteries and Gambling
Total Activities
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1
Total Enrolment
?
200
Criminology/The Northern Justice Society
Conferences/Symposia
Preventing and Responding to Northern Crime
88-3
24
200
88-2
33
29
88-2
150
44
88-2
150
21
88-2
150
28
88-2
150
37
?
89-1
?
1.5 ?
100
?
88-3
?
1 ?
30
'88-2 ?
24
?
200
89-1
?
32
?
250
4
88-3
2
20
88-2
2
125
88-3
10
45
88-3
7
125
Semester
?
Hours
?
Enrolment
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
250
Economics
Conferences/Symposia
Canada - France Roundtable
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment
?
22
English
Conferences/Symposia
ESL Workshop 88
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
38
Gerontology
Courses/Lecture Series
Research Skills for Health Care Professionals: A Practical Overview
Lectures/Colloquia
Our future selves - what can we expect? What can we do?
Total Activities ?
2
Total Enrolment ?
ii 0
History
Conferences/Symposia
Fifth B.C.Studies Conference
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
158
Institute for the Humanities
Conferences/Symposia
Correctional Education Association Region VI Conference
Lectures/Colloquia
1988 J.S. Woodsworth Visiting Speaker
Are Human Rights Obsolete?
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Community Economic Development
International Experiences with Appropriate Technology
Humanities Colloquia
The End of the Empires
The Last Intellectuals
88-3 ?
10 ?
22
88-2
7
38
89-2
20
32
88-1
2
78
88-3 ?
20 ?
158
88-3 ?
30 ?
392
5
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Institute for the Humanities Speaker Series
New Movements and Old Ideologies
89-1
2
20
Responsibility in Research Series
Responsibility in Research: Can it be taught?
88-3
2
25
Towards a socially responsible science
88-.2
2
25
Total Activities ?
8
Total Enrolment ?
777
Institute
for the
Humanities and English
Courses/Lecture Series
Oxford and Wessex
89-1
39
17
Lectures/Colloquia
Institute for the Humanities Speaker Series
Anti Semitism in the Late Middle Ages
88-3
2
30
Total Activities
?
2
Total Enrolment
?
47
Institute
for
the Humanities and Goethe
?
Institute
Lectures/Colloquia
Institute for the Humanities Speaker Series
Brecht and Weill's Threepenny Opera
89-1
2
60
Reception Theory, Literary Context, Understanding;
89-1
2
25
Stereotypes of German Culture in American TV
89-1
2
25
Total Activities
?
3
Total Enrolment ?
ii 0
Institute
for the Humanities
and Latin American
Studies
Lectures/Colloquia
Cuba - The New Face of Socialism
88-3
6
85
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
85
Institute for the Humanities, History, South Asia. Student Society
Lectures/Colloquia
Institute for the Humanities Speaker Series
Maluka: A Novel
88-3.
2
40
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment
?
40
Psychology/B.C. ?
Psychological ?
Association
Courses/Lecture Series
6
'1.
Semester ?
Hours ?
Enrolment
Private Practice in Psychology: Incorporating a Private Practice
89-1
2.5
22
Professional Liability and your Practice: Your exposure to malpractice
88-3
25
31
suits and what you can do about it
•
Total Activities ?
2
Total Enrolment ?
53
Sociology/Anthropology
Lectures/Colloquia
A Pedagogy for the Repressed: the Politics of Prison Education
89-1
2
25
A tree that stands burning: Reclaiming apoint of view as from the Centre
89-1
2
25
Biological Politics: Eugenics in Canada 1918-1939
88-3
2
20
China's National Minorities: are they being left behind?
88-3
2
20
Current Issues in Native Health Policy
89-1
2
25
Does New Land Mean New Lives? Reclaiming land and souls in the
88-3
2
20
Netherlands
Foreign Workers and the Reserve Army of Labor in Canada
89-1
2
25
Industrial Relations from an Anthropological Perspective
89-1
2
25
Manufacturing Youth: Audiences and popular music media
89-1
2
25
Multi-Culturalism and Mental Health
88-3
2
20
Poland: a Rebirth of Civil Society
89-1
2
25
Psychiatric Decision Making for the Courts: Judges, Psychiatrists and
88-3
2
20
Lay People
• ?
Restoring Bourgeoise Values: Cultural Projects of the New Right in
Britain and Canada
88-3
2
20
Science and Scientists in the making of a public policy
88-3
2
20
The Colonial Origins of British Political Economy
89-1
2
25
The Evolution of Society: the History of an Idea
89-1
2
25
The Politics of Reproductive Technology
88-3
2
20
The Role of the Highland
.
Scots and French-Canadian Family on a
88-3
2
20
Quebec Settlement Frontier
The Virginity of Maria Goretti: Virgin Martyrs- Saints in Cultural Context
88-3
2
20
Tough and Tender Views on the World
88-3
2
20
Why do people with Schizophrenia get well in traditional societies? The
89-1
2
25
case of Sri Lanka
Women and Development in India
88-3
2
20
Total Activities ?
22
Total Enrolment ?
490
Women's Studies
Conferences/Symposia
Telling It: Women and Language Across Cultures
88-3
12
130
Lectures/Colloquia
Tracking the Language of "Secrets" in the Development of Modern
89-1
2
125
Science (Evelyn Fox Keller)
•
?
Where are the Women Scientists in Contemporary Discussions of
89-1
3
60
Feminism and Science (Evelyn Fox Keller)
/0
88-3
2
50
89-1
2
40
89-1
3
60
?
10
88-3
2
150
88-3, ?
2
?
50
Semester ?
Hours ?
Enrolment
The Ruth Wynn Woodward Occasional Lecture Series in Women's$tudies
Abortion: A Woman's Choice (Nora Hutchinson and Gwen Brodsky)
Diaries of Women (Betty Jane Wylie)
Firewords
The Carrier
Bag
Theory of Fiction (UrsulaK LeGuin)
The Ruth Wynn Woodward Professor Lecture
Reading and Writing Between the Lines (Daphne Marlatt)
Total Activities ?
8,
Total Enrolment ?
665
FACULTY OF ARTS
Total Activities ?
70
Total Enrolment ?
3633
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Semester
?
Hours ?
Enrolment
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ACULTy OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ess Administration
Courses/Lecture Series
Organizing and Managing a Publiô Company
89-1
30
41
VSE Listings Rules and Policies: The Major Changes
89-1
6
280
Advanced Management for Non-Profit and Voluntary Sector Oganizations,
Foundation Courses
Financial Management: Financial Planning and Decision Making
88-3
12
27
Financial Management: The Backgrounder
88-3
6
28
Fundraising Management
89-1
18
27
Human Resource Management
89-1
18
26
Managing Board-Staff Relations
88-3
18
30
Strategic Planning
89-1
18
27
Enterprise Centre
Entrepreneurship - is it for you?
88-2
36
28
Entrepreneurship- is it for you?
88-3
36
16
Entrepreneurship - is it for you?
89-1
36
23
Insurance and Finance for Small -Business
89-1
3
24
Legal and Tax Aspects of Small Business
89-1
7
27
Starting Right the First Time
88-2
42
19
Starting Right the First Time
88-3
42
22
Starting Right the First Time
Foundation Program in Management for Women
89-1
42
34
Budgeting and Finance
?
0
89-1
24
18
Introduction to Accounting
89-1
24
21
Management Communication
88-3
24
24
Organizational Behaviour
88-3
24
23
Policy & Planning
88-3
24
23
Quantitative Analysis for Managers
88-3
24
23
Foundation Program in Tourism Management
Financial Planning for the Tourism Industry
89-1
24
15
Industry Overview
88-3
24
16
Marketing Strategies and Market Research in Tourism
89-1
24
15
Organizational Management in the Tourism industry
89-1
24
14
Tourism Policy and Planning
88-3
24
15
New Perspectives in Human Resource Management
Effective Employee Orientation
89-1
?
L
6
49
Managing Career Systems
89-1
6
16
Managing Conflict
89-1
6
18
Mastering Innovation and Change: Effective Parallel Structures
89-1
6
12
Transformational Leadership
89-1
6
14
The National Certificate Program in Voluntary and Non-Profit Sector
Manaqement
Management, Leadership and Decision-Making
89-1
30
21
ACULTY
OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Total Activities
?
33
Total Enrolment ?
1016
I
9
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
88-2
24
92
88-2
20
100
88-2
29
204
88-2
14
93
88-3
FACULTY
OF EDUCATION
Conferences/Symposia
B.C. Computer Co-ordinators Conference
Computer Coordinators Conference
Law vs Learning: Examination for Discovery - A National Conference on
Teaching Law in the Schools
Windows on the World: A Provincial Conference on Global Education
Kelowna Telelearning Centre
Okanagan Young Authors Conference
Courses/Lecture Series
Basal Reading Workshop
Business Education
Computers in Education - Abbotsford
Computers in Education - Kamloops
Computers in Education - Kelowna
Computers/Telecommunications
Computers/Telecommunications
Curriculum Workshop
Focus on Thinking #1
Focus on Thinking #2
Gifted Workshop
PacRim themes
PacRim themes
Poetry Workshop
School Associate In-Service
School Associate In-Service
SDL Workshop
Secondary Education
SITE Lecture Series
Speaking and Listening Workshop
Story Workshop
Whole Language Series
Whole Language Series
Writing Workshop
Kelowna Telelearning Centre
Advanced DPT Workshop
Ashton Creek In - Service Workshop
BCTF Regional Pro-D Chairpersons
Bedford Accounting Workshop
Computer Camps for Children
Computing Science Faculty In - Service
Course for Canadian Studies Coordinators
Desktop Publishing for Teachers
Desktop Publishing Introductory Course
Gifted Students Hypercard Workshop
Hypermedia Workshop
89-1
2
25
88-2
144
225
88-2
36
10
88-2
36
15
88-2
36
15
88-3
45
300
89-1
45
300
89-1
2
25
89-1
8
50
89-1
8
50
89-1
2
25
88-3
2
200
89-1
2
200
89-1
2
25
88-3
51
367
89-1
57
300
89-1
2
25
89-1
5
50
88-2
12
480
89-1
2
25
89-1
2
25
88-3
20
60
89-1
20
60
89-1
2
25
89-2
8
89-1
35
88-3
89-1
30
89-2
10
89-1
12
89-2
12
89-1
20
89-1
30
89-1
22
89-i
13
30
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10
Semester ?
Hours
Enrolment
Introduction to Hypercard
89-1
30
Introduction to the Macintosh Computer
88-3
45
Introductions to Computer Applications
88-3
20
Kettle Valley School District In-Service
88-2
45
Mini CAD Workshop
89-1
15
Okanagan College Instructors In-Service
89-1
45
Okanangan College Hypercard Applications
88-3
15
Orientation Workshop
88-3
70
Pacific Rim Teleconference Workshop
89-1
12
PageMaker Workshop
88-3
10
Primary Teachers Orientation Workshop
89-2
12
Professional Day Workshop
88-3
10
Program Telecommunications Workshop
89-2
14
Project Wild (Canada) Telecommunications
89-2
15
Revelstoke SD In-Service
89-1
30
Salmon Arm School District In-Service
89-1
35
SD
23
District Professional bay
88-3
Social Studies Gifted Program
88-3
30
Special Education and Computers
88-2
30
Staff Development Workshop
88-3
20
Summer Computer Program for Kids
88-2
150
Telecommunications Workshop
88-3
30
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UNESCO Canada Man and Biosphere
Venture Program
89-2
89-1
15
Word Processing and Computer Graphics
89-1
300
Writing and Computer Telecommunications
88-2
14
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
Total Activities
?
62
Total Enrolment ?
4592
11
.
30
125
12
170
6.5
325
Semester ?
Hours ?
Enrolment
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Biological
?
Sciences
Conferences/Symposia
Second International Behavioral Ecology Cohference
88-3
Total Activities ?
i
Total Enrolment ?
481
Chemistry
Conferences/Symposia
Chemistry in the 80's
88-3
Chemunication '88: The Second Western Canadian Chemical Institute
88-2
of Canada Undergraduate Student Conference
Courses/Lecture Series
Chemistry Enrichment Program for High Schobi Students
89-1
Lectures/Colloquia
Kenney-Wallace)
Innovation in a Changing Climate: the University Challenge (Dr.
88-2
Total Activities ?
4
Total Enrolment
?
296
Mathematics
and
Statistics
Conferences/Symposia
Canadian Applied Mathematics. Society
8-2
Seventh Annual Mathematics Enrichment Conference.
88-2
Women
Women Do Mathematics: A Conference on Scientific Careers for Young
;
88-3
Total Activities
?
3
Total Enrolment
?
620
Physics
Conferences/Symposia
Second Canadian Symposium on High
Temp erature Superconductivity
88-3
Total Activities
?
1
Total Enrolment ?
140
FACULTY OF
SCIENCE
Total Activities
?
9
Total Enrolment
?
1537
.
24 ?
481
?
6 ?
50
?
21 ?
60
30
?
36
2 ?
150
20 ?
140
Semester ?
Hours ?
Enrolment
CROSS-FACULTY PROGRAMS
• Busines s Administration and David Lam Centre for International Communication
Lectures/Colloquia
The Second Wave: Japan's Global Challenge to Financial Services
89-1
4
23
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
23
Business Administration and Engineering Science
Courses/Lecture Series
The New Enterprise Program
Financial Planning and Evaluation
89-1
6
27
Market Opportunity Analysis
89-1
6
27
Marketing Strategy
89-1
6
27
Operations Planning
89-1
6
27
Putting it all Together
89-1
6
27
The Entrepreneurial Experience
89-1
21
27
The Management Team
89-1
6
27
Total Activities ?
7
Total Enrolment
?
189
. nstitute for the Humanities and Education
Lectures/Colloquia
The Summer Institute on Global Education
Appropriate Technology: International Lessons
?
88-2
?
2 ?
45
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
45
Institute for the Humanities, Centre for Educatlon,Law and Society, and Latin American Studies
Conferences/Symposia
Canada
Disappeared
/Latin American
?
Consultation on Human Rights and the
?
89-1 ?
25.5 ?
300
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
300
Institute for the Humanities, History, Mathematics and Statistics
Lectures/Colloquia
Institute for the Humanities Speaker Series
Mathematical Practitioners of Ancient Rome
?
88-3 ?
2 ?
25
Total Activities
?
1
Total Enrolment
?
25
((0
13
",Semester ?
Hours ?
Enrolment
Women's Studies and Engineering Scjence
Courses/Lecture Series
From Idea to Market
Total Activities
?
i
Total Enrolment
?
27
CROSS-FACULTY PROGRAMS
Total Activities
?
.12
Total Enrolment
?
609
.
89-1 ?
.5
?
27
El
1..
14
Semester ?
Hours
?
Enrolment
INTERDISCIPLINARY ADVISORY COMMITTEES
Labour Education, SFU Advisory Committee
• ?
Courses/Lecture Series
B.C. Government Employees Union
Training the Trainers
89-1
6.5
17
CLC Winter School
Technological & Systems Changes
89-1
30
12
Health Sciences Association
Pay Equity
88-3
4
20
Hospital Employees' Union
The Hisotry of Strikes, Pickets & Boycotts
88-3
30
25
Niagara Institute
Union Operations: Job Security & Technological Change
88-3
3
28
Professional Development Day
Perspectives 1989
89-1
3
75
Telecommunications Workers' Union
Instructors Training
88-3
20
17
Vancouver Municipal & Regional Employees Union
Instructors Training
88-3
20
15
Vancouver, New Westminster & District Labour Council Weekend
Assertiveness Training
88-3
10
28
.
?
Assertiveness Training
89-1
10
25
Basic Economics
89-1
10
15
Basic Steward Training
88-3
10
39
Basic Steward Training
89-1
10
51
Facing Management
88-3
10
25
Facing Management
89-1
10
50
Grievance Handler
88-3
10
23
Grievance Handier
89-1
10
25
How to Do Newsletters
89-1
10
13
Introduction to Arbitration
89-1
10
23
Introduction to Collective Bargaining
88-3
10
25
Introduction to Health and Safety
88-3
10
23
Labour Law (Provincial)
88-3
10
25
Labour Program
89-1
10
25
Leadership Training
88-3
10
24
Parliamentary Procedure
88-3
10
15
Parliamentary Procedure
89-1
10
23
Stress in the Workplace
88-3
10
23
Stress in the Workplace
89-1
10
25
Workers Compensation
88-3
10
24
Workers Compensation
89-1
10
25
Lectures/Colloquia
•15
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
BC CEA Professional Development Day
Vocational Education& the New Economy
88-3
1
-
BC Federation of Labour Women's Conference
Countering the Argument Against PayEquity
89:1
1
300
California Policy Seminar
Introducing Technology to PromoteJob Satisfaction and Productivity
.88-3
.5
40
Canadian Federation of University,Women
The Politics of Technology in Education
'89-1
1
50
CEA 1988 Region VI Conference
Corrections Education & the New Vocations
88-3
.5
-
Energy & Chemical Workers Union Local 61.4
Facing Technological Change
?
..
88-3
1
35
Interconnections 88: Bi-Annual Conference of the Pacific Instructional
Media Association.
The Politics of Technology in'-,Education
88-3
1
250
Phi Delta Kappa
Social Impact of the New Technology
89-1
1
.45
Professional Development Day
Ethics & Philosophy: Their Uses in Education
88-3
.2
70
Professional Development Day (School District:#44)
"It Was the Best of Times. . .."
89-1
2
400
Surviving & Thriving: A Canadian Conference on Vornen inTrades.&
TechnoIoy
Beyond Computers: Technological Change in Trades
.88-3
1
35
Will Women Change Technologyor Will Technolqgy Change Women?
883
1
250
Telecommunications Workers Union
Pay Equity
89-1
'1
35
Telecommunications Workers Union Local 50
Pay Equity
88-3
1
43
United Fishermen & Allied Workers' Union
Employment and Pay Equity
:89-1
1
250
Vancouver Community College
Social Implications of New Technology
.8'8-3
1.5
35
Vancouver Municipal and Regional Employees Union Steward Weekend
The Politics of Labour Education
?
P,
:883
1.5
75
Vancouver Vocational Institute Professional D.e.velópmentDay
Critical Thinking
89-1
2
30
Learning to Live with Change and Loving It
:89-1
'1
200
Washington State Labor Council Women's Conference
Bargaining for Washington Families: lssues.for:thei990s
89-1
.1
150
Telecommuting ?
.
:89.1
1
35
.
16
Semester
?
Hours
?
Enrolment
West Vancouver Seniors Activity Centre
Social Choices in New Technology ?
88-3 ?
2 ?
40
STotal Activities
?
50
Total Enrolment
?
3151
Writing Program, SFU Advisory Committee
Conferences/Symposia
Between
Theory and Practice: A National Conference on Teaching
89-1
17
162
Publishing
Publishing in the Pacific Rim Consultation
89-1
20
60
Writers 88 (with The Society for Technical Communication)
88-3
7
71
Courses/Lecture Series
Essay Writing Workshop
88-3
15
14
Readers' Book Club
89-1
30
13
Business Writing
A Quick Review of Common Puzzles in Today's English
89-1
16
27
Advanced Study in Writing for Business and the Professions
88-3
120
60
Advanced Study in Writing for Business and the Professions
89-1
90
38
Business Writing for Professionals Whose First Language. Is Not English
88-3
24
12
Business Writing for Professionals Whose First Language Is Not English
89-1
24
13
Developing Policy and Procedures Manuals for Business and
89-1
16
35
Government
•
Grammar: A Quick Review of Common Puzzles in Today's English .
88-3
8
16
Writing Briefs and Position Papers
89-1
14
7
Writing Briefs: Making Your Case to Government
88-3
12
4
Writing News Releases That Work
?
.
88-3
13
13
Writing News Releases That Work
89-1
15
12
Writing Successful Proposals: A Process Approach
88-3
24
22
Writing Successful Proposals: A Process Approach
89-1
15
15
In-house
BC Council of Human Rights - Decision/Opinion Writing Workshop
88-3
12
5
BC Teacher's Federation - Proofreading Workshop
89-1
5
17
Cariboo Health Unit - Proposal Writing Workshop
88-3
6
40
Cariboo Tribal Council - Writing Policies and Procedures
88-3
12
20
Cariboo Tribal Council - Writing Successful Proposals
89-1
15
20
Insurance Institute of BC.- Writing Workshop
88-3
12
8
Price Waterhouse - Writing Workshop
89-1
9
18
Vancouver Port Corporation - Writing Policies and Procedures
88-3
3
12
Weigi Educational Publishing - Design and Print Production for Desktop
89-1
21
6
Publishing
Workers Compensation Review Board - Legal Writing Program
89-1
9
13
Professional Writing
. ?
Copywriting: Words That Motivate
88-3
24
17
17
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Copywriting: Words That Motivate
69-1
24
20
Creative Magazine Writing: Stories That Live
89.-1
15
18
Funny Business: Writing Humour for Fun andProfit
?
.
89-1
21
6
More Than Just Words: The Peculiarities of EngJishV.ocabulary
89-1
12.
5
News and Feature Writing
88-3
18
15
News and Feature Writing for Print
89-1
1'8
7
Shaping Your Book
89-1
15
5
Succeeding as a Freelance Writer: The Story Behind the Words'
88-3
6
13
Travel Writing
8.8-3
18
15
Travel Writing
894
18
6
Voice Verses: An Introduction to the Reading;
.
Writing and Rhythm.
89.-1
15
4
Ethics of Narrative Poetry
Writing a Novel
88-3.
10
22
Writing a Novel
89-1
12
11
Writing Science and Medical Stories
?
.
89-1
12
6
Writing Short Stories
89-1
20
15
Writing Stories for Children
?
.
88-3
16
15
Writing Stories for Children
89-1
16
16
Publishing ?
.
An Introduction to Circulation Management: Magazines
88-3
6
13
An Introduction to Direct Mail in Publishing
88-3
6
8
Basic Editing
88-3
50
40
Basic Editing
89-1
25
20
Basic Proofreading
89-1
5
17
Design and Print Production for the Desktop Publisher
88-3:
28
20
Design and Print Production for the Desktop Publisher
8-1
28.
20
Desktop Publishing: A Day with Ventura Publisher
88-3
12.
11
Desktop Publishing: A Day with-Ventura Publisher
89-1.
14
10
Desktop Publishing: An Advanced Workshop
ih
Ventura
88-3
6
3
Desktop Publishing: An Advanced Workshop in Ventura Pubiishe
89-1
7
5
Desktop Publishing Power with Aldus PageMaker
8873
6
6
How to Self-Publish and Make Money
83
15
3
Introduction to PageMakerAs Aldus Would Teach
8,91
8
5
Magazine Design in an Overcrowded. Market
?
0
89-1,
104
19
Professional Newsletters: From Outline to Blueline
88-3
12
21
Professional Newsletters: From Outline to Blueline
89-1
14
9
Proofreading
88-3
10
35
Small Press Publishing
8,9-1
7.5
8
The Art and Science of Indexing
88-3
8.
5
The Editor as Manager: Magazines
88-3
12.
9
Typography for Desktop Publishers
88-3
6
8
Typography for Desktop Publishers
89-1
7
7
Strategic Communications
Giving Effective Speeches and Presentations
88-3..
12
9
Giving Effective Speeches and Presentations
89-1
14
15
Practical External Communication Strategies
89-1
14
9
18
?
c21
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Practical External Relations and Public Affairs Strategies
88-3
12
10
Practical Internal Communication Strategies
89-1
14
6
Working Together: Interpersonal Communications
89-1
14
11
.
?
You and the Media: Appearing at Your Best
88-3
7
10
You and the Media: Appearing at Your Best
89-1
8
6
Technical Writing
Advanced Technical Writing
89-1
20
12
Basic Technical Writing Skills
88-3
20
20
Basic Technical Writing Skills
89-1
40
33
Career Opportunities in Technical Writing
88-3
6
24
Career Opportunities in Technical Writing
89-1
7
19
Total Activities ?
82
Total Enrolment ?
1455
INTERDISCIPLINARY ADVISORY COMMITTEES
Total Activities ?
132
Total Enrolment ?
4606
Q
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?
)a
19
Semester
Hours.
Enrolment
AFFILIATED
PROGRAMS
Certified Employee Benefit Specialist
Program
Courses/Lecture Series
Contemporary Legal Environment of Employee Benefits
88-3
33
13
Life, Health and Other Group Benefit Programs
89-1
3
38
Pension Plans and Other Retirement Arrahgements
88-3
33
22
Total Activities ?
3
Total Enrolment ?
73
Fellows' and Professional Certification Programs
Courses/Lecture Series
Business Finance
8873
84
34
Business Law
89-1
42
26
Business Strategy
89-1
42
13
Communication in Business
88-3
39
96
Communication in Business
89-1
39
41
Communication in Business ?
.
89-2
39
42
Fundamentals of Accounting
88-3
42 ?
.
40
Fundamentals of Accounting ?
.
89-1'
42.
30
Introduction to Business Administration
88-3
42
70
Introduction to Business Administration
89-1
42
46
Introduction to Economic Theory ?
,
.
Introduction to Marketing
89-1
88-3
42-
42
22
38
Introduction to Marketing
89-1
42
26
Organizational Behavior
8873
42
64
Organizational Behavior
89-1
42
46
Organizational Behavior
89-2.
42
36
Preparatory Seminars for Project ,
Management CertificationProgram;
88-3
27
39
Principles of Buying
88-3
60'
33
Principles of Buying
89-1
60
35
Principles of Transportation
89-1
45
35
Risk Control
89-1'
42.
10
Risk Financing
883
42
15
Structure of the Risk Management Process
883
42
14
Study Skills
88-2,
6
24
Study Skills
88-3
6
76
Study Skills
89-1
6
32
Total Activities ?
26
Total Enrolment ?
983
AFFILIATED
PROGRAMS
Total Activities ?
29
Total Enrolment
?
1056
20.
Semester ?
Hours ?
Enrolment
I
SERVICE PROGRAMS
Conferences/Symposia
Association of Canadian Higher Education Region Xl Meeting
International Council of Shopping Centers
Courses/Lecture Series
H.A. Simons In-House Training Program
Business Principles for Managers of Consulting Engineers
Total Activities ?
3
Total Enrolment ?
147
SERVICE PROGRAMS
Total Activities ?
3
Total Enrolment ?
147
89-1
7.5
35
88-2
35
80
88-3
16
32
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pq
21
88-2
?
75
78
88-3
?
7:5
4.9
:89-i
2.2.5
177
882 ?
0.5
45
88-3 ?
05
,55
89-1
?
.
1 5
1.55
•882 ?
'4i0
29
883
27
89-1
.1.2.0
85
SFU/KnowIedge Network Programming 88.89
Course and Programs ?
Hours ?
Semester
?
Hrs:Per ?
Enrollment
Each
?
;Semete.r
Program
Archaeology
Archaeology 101 - The Prehistoric Past
Maya, Lords of the Jungle
?
1.0
Atlantis ?
0.5
Gort ?
0.5
Bronze Age Blast-off ?
1.10
?
88-3 ?
3.0 ?
19
?
89-1 ?
.Q
43
I
Communication
Communication 130 - Exploration in Mass Communication
Media information in Canada
0.5
The Press and the Prime Minister
1.0
The Fashionable Image
0.5
Video Vinyl and Culture
0.5
Inside TV News
1.5
Ownership and the Public Interest
0.5
Magic in the Sky
1.
Beyond Words
0.5
The Third Wave
1.0
Canada in an Information Age
Criminology
Criminology
.
101
-
Introduction to Criminology.?
Capital Punishment: Should the
Public Want it Reinstated ?
0.5
Criminology 131 - Introduction to the CriminaLJustice System
Young Offenders
0.5
Officers of the Court
0.5
The Sentencing Dilemma
1
.0
Lawyers: Stewards of Justice
.1.d
Criminal Justice in the
I
Canadian North
1.0
L-1
S
22
SFU/Knowledge Network Programming 88-2, 88-3, 89-1
Course and Programs
Hours
Semester
Hrs Per
Each
Semester
Program
Criminology 135 - Introduction to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions
The Sentencing Dilemma
1.0
run for another course
Pleasure and Pain: Drug
Use and Abuse
1.0
History of the English Law
1.0
Making It: Is There Life After
Prison?
1.0
for another course
88-2
2.0
88-3
2.0
89-1
7.0
Criminology 230 - Criminal Law
Criminal Negligence
?
1.0
?
only run in 88-3
Lawyers: Regina vs. Clow
?
2.0
88-2 ?
2.0
88-3
5.0
Criminology 241 - Introduction to Corrections
Perspectives on Corrections
?
1.5
Tiers ?
0.5
Wall to Wall ?
0.5
88-3
Enrollment
38
41
107
27
56
U
13
.
.
*did not run in 89-1
?
88-2
?
3.0
?
88-3 ?
3.0
89-1
7.5
*run for another course
*run for another course
for another course
*run for another course
•
run for another course
run for another course
?
88-2 ?
0.5
?
88-3 ?
0.5
89-1
1.5
Criminology 311 - Minorities and the Criminal Justice System
Enemy Alien ?
0.5
Women and Violence: Images
and Realties ?
1.0
P4W: Prison for Women
?
1.5
Criminology 330 - Criminal Procedures and Evidence
Lawyers: Stewards of Justice
1.0
Twelve Good Men and True
0.5
Officers of the Court
0.5
Loved Honoured and, Bruised
0.5
Making It: Is There Life After
1.0
Prison?
Capital Punishment: Should the
Public want it Reinstated?
0.5
Criminal Justice: The Sentencing
Dilemma
1.0
31
36
107
19
21
21
67
.
?
R
IV
114
23
SFU/Knowledge Network Programming 88-2,, 88-3, 89-1
Course and Programs
?
Hours:
?
Semester ?
Hrs Per ?
Enrollment'
Each' ?
Semester
Program:
Criminology, 335 - Human Rights andCiviiLiberties
Action: The October C'risisoV
1970 ?
1.5
?
88:-3
?
1.5 ?
20'
?
89-1 ?
21
41
Education
Education 240 - Social Issues in
,
Education
KCI: Beyond the Three R's
?
05
Peru: Literacy and Social Change
?
0.5
Ridley: A Secret Garden
?
0.5
Summerhill ?
0.5
88-2.
2.0'
44'
88-3
2
4.0.
114
Education 422 - Learning Disabilities
Coping with Learning Problems:,
Pt. 1-Definition & Diagnosis'
0.5'
Pt. 2-Basic School. Learning
0.5
Pt. 3- Learn. Disabled Adolescent
0.5
Pt. 4-Learning Disabled Adult.
0.5'
Pt.5-Issues of L. Disabilities
0.5
Offered through Reserves andJelebooks.
?
*89111
0.0'
55
Education 441 - Cultural Differences in
, , Education
Gurdeep Singh Bains
0.25b
Kurelek
0.25'
Veronica
0.25
Kevin Alec
0.25
Cree Way
0.5
Augusta
0.5
Cree Hunters of the Mistassinh
11.0
Enemy Alien
0.5
?
'
"runfbránoth'er'courss
891:
3'.0
53'
Education 465 - Using Literature. With: Children'
Children's Literature
,
and
How ltGrew
0.5
Storytelling: the Oral Tradition
0.5
Exploring Story Through' Drama .
0.5
883
51
89-1'
3;.0' ?
,
1:14
0
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24
SFU/Knowledge Network Programming 88-2,
88-3, ?
89-1
Course and Programs
?
Hours
Semester
Hrs Per
Enrollment
Each
Semester
•
Program
Geography
Geography 317- Soil Geography
Pods of Protein
?
0.5
Choices ?
0.5
The Temperate Rain Forest
?
0.5
The Land Must Provide
?
0.5
88-2
2.0
49
Geography 469 - The Canadian North and Middle North
Stefansson: the Arctic Prophet
?
0.5
People of the Seal Pts. 1&2
?
2.0
Cree Hunters of the Mistassini
?
1.0
run for another course
89-i
2.5
56
History
History 338 - World War 11
World At War ?
27.0
88-3
27.0
69
89-1
27,0
54.0
136
History
484 -
History of Women in North America
Wings on Her Shoulders/
Proudly She Marches
?
0.5
•
88-2
0.5
55
88-3
0.5
47
89-1
D-
5
U
1.5
158
Klnesiology
Kinesiologyloo - Introduction to Human Structure and Function
Circulation of the Human Body
?
.25
Work of the Heart
?
.25
Strokes ?
.25
88-3
0.75
93
89-1
Q.LZ
1.5
153
25
SFU/Knowledge Network Programming 88-2,
88-3, ?
89-1
Course and Programs
Hours
Semester
•Hrs Per
Enrollment
Each
Semester
Program
Kinesiology 140 - Contemporary Health issues
Rural Health Workers ?
0.5
Water: the Hazardous Necessity
0.5
Just for
Me
0.5
-
Turnaround: A Story of Recovery
0.5
DNA
0.25
Think Before You Eat
0.5
The Last of Life
0.5
Loved, Honoured and Bruised
0.5
Holistic Health
0.5
88-2
3.75
71
88-3
3.75
72
89-1
10.25
203
Kinesiology 142 - Introduction To Kinesiology
Circulation of the Human Body
.25
*run for another course
Work of the Heart
.25
*run for another course
Strokes
.25
*run for 'another course
'88-2
0
43
89-1
Q.
-41
0
85
Kinesiology 320 - The Cultural Aspects of Human Movement
Just for Me
0.5
*run
for another course
88-3
0
51
89-1
Q
11
0
108
Kinesiology
An Everyday
325 - Basic
Miracle:
Human
BirthAnatomy
0.5
•
88-3
0.5
29
89-1
1.0
54
Mathematics
Mathematics 101 - Introduction to Statistics (A)
Order from Chaos
0.5
Modelling Chance Events
0.5
*run
only in
88-3 & 89-1
88-2
0.5
39
88-3
1.0
22
89-1
JA
25
2.5
86
26
I
r-u/Knowieage Network Programming 88-2, 88-3, 89-1
Course and Programs
?
Hours
Semester ?
Hrs Per
Each
Semester
Program
Mathematics 102 - Introduction to Statistics (B)
Order from Chaos
run for another course
Modelling Chance Events
run for another course
88-2 ?
0
88-3 ?
0
89-1 ?
Q.
0
Enrollment
27
10
la
55
26
32
aA
92
21
71
for another course
run for the first time in 89-1
?
88-2 ?
3.0
?
88-3
?
3.0
89-1
9.5
?
88-2 ?
8.5
89-1
17.0
.
Political Science
Political Science 151 - The Administration of Justice
History of English Law
?
1.0
The Vision and the Game
?
3.0
The Hammer, The Sickle and
The Maple Leaf
?
0.5
Soc 10109
ylA
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ro polo
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Sociology/Anthropology 201 - Anthropology
of Modern Life
North China Factory
.
1
1.0
North China Commune
1.5
Soccer
0.5
No Life for a Woman
0.5
Boomer
0.5
Unemployment
1.0
Paperland: Bureaucrat Observed
1.0
Some People Have to Suffer
1.0
•
?
The New Mayor
1.0
Pen HiGrad
0.5
30
S
27
Women's
Studies
Women's Studies 100 - introduction to
Women's Studies
Women in the World
'1 .5
Working for Pay
1.25
Growing Up Female
1.25
Women View Pornagraphy
2.5
Rape As Sexual Politics
1.75
Women in Popular Culture
1.5
Changing Women's Work
1.25
Union Women
1.25
.
'only 'run in88-2
?
88-2 ?
'12.25
?
49
?
88-3
?
1i.00
?
23.25
?
87
SFU/Knowledge Network Programming 88-2, 88-3, 89-1
?
a
Course and Programs
?
Hours
?
Semester
?
HrsPer
?
Enrollment
Each ?
Semester
Program
Run For General Interest
Women and Politics
How to Get Elected
?
0.5
Getting our Issues Heard
?
0.5
?
88-2
?
1.0
?
88.3
?
JA
2.0
Education 422 - Learning Disabilities
Coping with Learning Problems:
Pt. 1-Definition & Diagnosis
0.5
Pt. 2-Basic School Learning
0.5
Pt. 3-Learn. Disabled Adolescent
0.5
Pt. 4-Learning Disabled Adult
0.5
Pt .5-Issues of L. Disabilities
0.5
88-2
.2.5
N/A
ZN/A
C
N/A
Education
475 -
Mathematics
Activity-based Mathematics:
Meaurement
0.5
Geometry
0.5:.
Algebra
0.5
Numbers and Number Operations
0.5
Data Analysis
0.5
*print componenet for this course is in
development
Geography 361 - Introduction to Urban Geography
Landscape as History
1.0
*print componenet for this course is in
development
?
89-1
?
L5 ?
:N/A
2.5
?
88-2
?
1,0
?
89-1
?
,'j
?
N/A
2:0
4?)
1
?
.
.28
.
SFU/Knowledge
Network Programming 88-2, 88-3, 89-1
Course and Programs
Hours ?
Semester
Hrs Per ?
Enrollment
Each
Semester
Program
Teaching Heritage Languages
Maintaining the Resource
0.5
Role of the Teacher
0.5
Basic Strategies
0.5
88-2
1.5 ?
N/A
88-3
N/A
3.0
Canadian Studies 160
Mosaic: The Social Background of
0.5
Canada
.print componenet for this course is in
development
Trade In Your Blues
Choosing Alherapist(Pt 1)
0.5
Choosing A Therapist (Pt 2)
0.5
Depression In Women (Pt. 1)
0.5
Depression in Women (Pt. 2)
0.5
Medication: Pros and Cons (Pt.1)
0.5
Medication: Pros and 'Cons (Pt. 2)
0.5
.
?
89-1
?
L5 ?
N/A
0.5
?
89-1 ?
N/A
6.0
S
?
3)
29
TOTAL HOURS OF PROGRAMMING
?
222
TOTAL
TOTAL NUMBER
ENROLLMENT*OF
COURSES
?
SUPPORTED
?
62.
21,577
*Enrollment figures are based on Centre for Distance Education courses. Viewing for on-campus courses
is undetermined as is the general viewing audience.
.
33.
30
iii. Credit-Free Activities by Administrative/Service Units
Semester Hours/Section No.
of Sections ?
Enrolment
Is
Computing Services
Advanced Microsoft Word Topics for PC Compatibles:
Page Formatting
?
-
88-2 ?
2 ?
1 ?
8
88-3 ?
2 ?
1 ?
15
89-1 ?
2 ?
1 ?
11
Advanced Microsoft Word Topics for PC Compatibles:
Style Sheets
88-3 ?
2 ?
1 ?
9
89-1 ?
2 ?
1 ?
7
Advanced Microsoft Word Topics for PC Compatibles:
Windows and Footnotes
89-1 ?
2 ?
1 ?
9 ?
Advanced PC and DOS
89-1 ?
2 ?
2 ?
26 ?
Communicating between PC Compatibles and MTS
88-2 ?
2 ?
1
?
14
88-3
?
2 ?
1 ?
14
Communicating between the Macintosh and MTS
?
89-1 ?
2 ?
1 ?
15
88-3
?
2 ?
1 ?
12
89-1 ?
2 ?
1 ?
8 ?
Communicating between the Macintosh and the MTS
88-2 ?
2 ?
1 ?
9
?
Further topics in Electronic Mail
88-3 ?
2 ?
1 ?
3 ?
Further topics on Electonic Mail
88-2 ?
2
?
1 ?
6
?
Getting started with Electonic Mail on the SFU Network
88-2
?
2 ?
1 ?
6 ?
Getting started with Electronic Mail on the SFU Network
88-3 ?
2
?
1 ?
20
89-1 ?
2 ?
2 ?
38?
How to use Macintosh more effectively
882 ?
2 ?
1 ?
17
3q
Semester
Hburs/Sction
No. of Sections.
E'nOlment
How to use spreadthets on 'PC Compatibles using VP
Planner
88-2.'
2..
ii
14
88-3
21
1
14
How to use spreadsheets on the Macintosh using
Microsoft Excel
88:2
2'
11
ti
88-3
2;
1
10
How to use spreadsheets on the Macintosh usingVP
Planner
89 -1
2'
1
8
Introduction to Adobe. Illustrator
88-3.
2'
1
7
891
2
1'
Introduction to Computing Services -
88-2
a
i
93
88-3
2
1'
31
89-1
21,
11
214
Introduction to dBASE Ill PIus.on'PC Compatibles-
88-2
2"
1.
16
88-3
2',
1
27
89 : 1
2'
i.:
18
Introduction to EASYMTS
882
2
88-3
2"
1'
15
89-1
2:
1
12
Introduction to Microsoft Word. on PC Compatibles.
88=2
2,
2
3
88-3
2
2
27
89-1
2.:
1'8
18;
Introduction to Microsoft Word.on the-Macintosh, Part 1
88-2
21
2
51
884
2'
2
43.
89-1
2
2
38
Introduction to Microsoft Word on the:Macintosh, Part 2.
2
48
88-3
2
2
43
891
2'
21.
37
Introduction to Microsoft Word on the' Macintosh, Part 3
882:
2
2
39
'e
32
3`
5
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of Sections
Enrolment
88-3
2
2
33
89-1
2
2
31
Introduction to MTS, Part 1
88-2
2
1
30
88-3
2
1
45
89-1
2
1
42
Introduction to MTS, Part 2
88-2
2
1
22
88-3
2
1
25
89-1
2
1
25
Introduction to page composition on the Macintosh with
Page Maker, Part 1
88-2
2
1
17
88-2
2
1
17
Introduction to Page Composition on the Macintosh
with PageMaker, Part 1
Introduction to PC and DOS
Introduction to PC and DOS, Part 1
Introduction to PC and DOS, Part 2
Introduction to the Macintosh
Introduction to the Macintosh, Part 3
Powerpoint for desktop presentations
Statistical Computing on the Macintosh
Statistical Computing on the PC
88-3
2
1
20
88-3
2
1
13
89-1
2
1
12
89-1
2
1
12
88-2
2
1
33
88-3
2
4
39
89-1
2
2
33
88-3
2
4
37
89-1
2
2
34
88-3
2
2
38
89-1
2
3
28
88-2
2
2
38
88-2
2
1
8
88-3
2
1
8
88-3
2
1
4
88-3
2
1
6
5^
33
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of Sections
Enrolment
Statistical computing using microcomputers
88-2
2
1
7
Storing and retrieving information on PC Compatibles
•
using REFLEX
88-2
2
1
7
88=3
2
1
5
Storing and retrieving information on the Macintosh
using FileMaker Plus
88-2
2
1
20
88-3
2
1
6
Storing and retrieving information on the Macintosh
using REFLEX
88-3
2
1
6
Using Cricket Graph on the Macintosh
88-3
2
1
14
89-1
2
1
15
Using EASYMTS to produce a short paper or document
88-2
2
1
2
Using EASYMTS to search the WAC Bennett Library's
on line databases
88-3
2
1
8
Using EASYMTS to search the WAC Bennett Library's
on-line databases
88-2
2
1
11
89-1
2
1
2
Using REDUCE to do algebra on the Computer
88-3
2
1
3
Using the computer for data analysis with SPSSX
88-2
2
1
9
88-3
22
1
6
Total Activities ?
86
Total Enrolment ?
1 648
Library
Access to Information
88-2
2
2
67
88-3
2
6
287
.89-1
2
.4
117
3,...
34
88-2
40
2
13
88-3
20
1
10
89-1
20
1
9
88-2
24
1
3
88-3
24
1
10
89-1
24
1
9
88-3
8
1
14
89-1.
8
1
2
88-2
24
1
19
88-3
24
1
42
88-3
24
1
26
88-2
42
1
22
88-3
42
1
30
89-1
42
1
33
88-3 .
?
20
1
15
89-1
20
1
21
88-3
20
1
5
89-1
20
1
8
88-2
70
1
40
88-3
70
1
74
89-1
70
1
64
88-2
30
1
8
88-3
30
1
20
89-1
30
1
17
88-2
45
1
17
Aquatics - Bronze Medallion
Aquatics - Diving
Aquatics - Swim
Combative - Fencing
.
9
Combative- Hapki-Do
Combative - Judo
Combative - Karate
Combative - Kung Fu
0
Combative - Tai-Chi
Semester ?
Hours/Section No. of Sections ?
Enrolment
Total Activities ?
3
Total Enrolment ?
471
Recreation
Aquatics - Bronze Cross
35 ?
3
Semester
Hours/Section,
No. of Sections.
Enrolment.
88-3
45
1:
39
45
1
23'
89-1
12.
1
4
89-1
20
1
35
88-3
12
1
10
89-1
12
1
5
88-2
2
1'
4
88-3
2.
1
8
88-2
12
1
40'
88-3
12
( ?
1
39
89-1
1: 2
1'
60
89-1
6
1
1
88-2
4
1
16
88-3
4
1:
2'2.
894
4.
1
12"
88-2*
10
1
1.6
88-3
1.0
1.
20
89-1
10'
1
23
89-1
12
1
.
.
3q
89-1
71
2
2.6
89-2
7
2
t6
89-1
8
2'
' ?
15
89-2
8
1 ?
.
7'
89-1
8'
2
14
89-2
8.
2
9
89-1
24.
1
91
36
1 ?
-
Combative Yonchun.Gng; Fu,
Miscellaneous -. Ballroom Dance
Miscellaneous - BeII'la'ricing
Miscellaneous Cooking
Miscellaneous - CPR.
Miscellaneous - Equestrian
Miscellaneous - Weight Training
Miscellaneous - Yoga
Outdoor - Avalanche Safety
Outdoor - Backpacking
Outdoor - Basic Kayaking
Outdoor - Rock Climbing
Outdoor - Scuba
0
?
Outdoor - Sea Kayaking
Outdoor - Skiing, Telemark
Outdoor - Skiing, Touring
Raquetsports - Racquetball
Raquetsports - Squash
Raquetsports - Tennis
Total Activities ?
63
is Total Enrolment
?
1164
Total Programs
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of Sections
Enrolment
89-2
24
1
7
89-1
10
2
16
89-2
?
4
22
89-1
7
3
28
89-1
?
2
15
88-2
2
1
1
88-3
2
1
5
89-1
2
1
4
88-2
2
1
3
88-3
2
1
12
89-1
2
1
7
88-2
16
1
34
152 ?
Total Enrolment ?
3283
37 ?
qD
Senate Committee on Continuing Studies
?
Report on
?
Undergraduate Extension Credit Courses
?
May 1, 1988 - April 30, 1989
This report includes course and enrollment data for programs offered by the several
Faculties, departments, schools and centres through extension credit. Included are the On
Campus Evening (CE) program (which includes the Intersession (IS) and Summer Session
(SS) programs), SFU at Harbour Centre (HC), Faculty of Education Interior programs (ED),
the Native Education Program (NEP), Centre for Distance Education courses (CDE), the
Senior Citizens Program (SR) and the Prison Education Program (PEP), as well as the various
Certificate and Diploma programs. In the period covered by this report, 770 credit courses
were offered through these programs, with a total of 25,022 course enrollees. Enrolments in
these programs accounted for 34% of the total undergraduate annualized FTE for the university
in 1988-89.
I
Table
1
88-2
88-3
89-1
Total
Total
% of
4 CTS
Enrol.
FrE
# CTS
Enrol.
FTE
# CTS
Enrol.
FTE
4 Crs
Enrol.
Total
CE
68
2391
536.41
145
5617
1213.70
133
4795
1060.74
346
12803
51.17
SS
39
817
202.34
0
0
0
0
0
0
39
817
3.27
IS
27
618
160.14
0
0
0
0
0
0
27
618
2.47
HC
22
544
113.7
35
839
172.93
44
1076
222.10
101
2459
9.83
ED/IN
4
54
5
79
44.00
2
32
32.00
11
165
0.66
CDE
46
2074
431.1
65
2325
486.30
57
2408
507.80
168
6807
27.20
NEP
0
0
0
2
42
11.20
2
39
10.40
4
81
0.32
SR
0
0
0
4
118
15.40
5
127
13.06
9
245
0.98
PEP
19
347
72.63
20
293
57.70
26
387
79.80
65
1027
4.10
Total
225
6845
1516.3
276
9313
2001.2
269
8864
1925.90
770
25022
87-2
87-3
88-1
Total
Total
% of
4 CTS.
Enrol.
FFE
4 Crs.
Enrol.
FTE
4 Crs.
Enrol.
FTE
4 Crs.
Enrol.
Total
CE
67
2324
498.27
136
4964
1069.7
140
4831
1046.01
343
12119
51.4
Is
SS
37
21
470
784
212.2
118.14
0
0
00
00
0
0
00
00
37
21
784
470
3.3
Dr
20
523
107.6
38
916
187.9
35
917
187.73
93
2356
CDE
SRPEPED/IN
49
190
9
1789
133
320
0
377.6
67.4
19.70
2858
4
9
2307
399
128
60
486.7
22.913.283.4
21
56
5
3
2129
139
386
40
460.1
18.8
31.2
78.1
163
68
21
9
62251105267233
26.4
4.7
1.1
.9
Total
222
6343
1400.9
273
8774
1863.8
260
8442
1821.94 ?
755
23559
Compared to 1987-88, there was an increase of 1.9%
in the total number of
courses
offered through Extension Credit (from 755 in 1987-88 to
770 in 1988-89)
and a 6.2%
increase in the total number
of enrollees during
1988-89
(from
23,559
to 25,022
enrollees).
n
q/
Seventy one undergrad bate
,
courses ereavaiIäbIe. via-
.distance
,
educat .
ióndhriirg 1988
89, an.addition of one comparedto lasryear. Thettalnumberofofferingsofthesecourses.
was 168, five more' than. in 198788. TFietdtal number ofenroIlèes in: distanceeducatiom
courses. was 6,807, an increase of 93
0
/o° relátive to 1987-88.
Table' 2lists thenumbers of students enrolled in Certificate and1iplbma Programs
during 1988-89:
Table
2:
Certificate and Diploma Statistic's,
?
(headcounts)
Certificate Programs
B.C. Studies
Chinese Studies
Criminology -.Advanced
Criminology - General
French Canadian Studies
French Language Proficiency
Health & Fitness Studies
Liberal Arts
Literacy Instruction
Public History
Senior Citizens
Total
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma
Programs
Applied Sciences
Arts
Business Administration
Education
Science
Total
88-2
88-3
8941,
2
6'
3
1'
5
5
2'.
2°5
33
27"
1
3'
2
8
29
34t
99
140
151
128
255:
288.
0
7°
14
6,
12.
10.
8'
52T
49.
282
542
582'
3'
3
2
64
:
F09
F04
Ot
1:
2'
99
F2'8
142'
2
19°
7,
168
2'60
257
Table 3 lists enrolments in. the .'eighv 'core' diploma programs dàta' included. iñPst
Baccalaureate Diploma Program statistics)
Table. 3: Cone Diploma Pograms'
88-2° ?
88-3' ?
891
Criminology
Environmental Toxicology
Ethnic Relations.
Gerontology
Humanities
Public History
Social Policy Issues
Total
16
2'&
20
1
7
4°
2
4:
2
25
35
3°5
1 ?
:
41
5
3
10
8
0
3
6:
48
89
74.
110111
?
C
.
Table 4 lists Certificate and Diploma Program graduands for 1988 and 1989:
Table 4
Certificate and Diploma Graduands by Faculty
June 1988 ?
June 1989
APSC
Post Baccalaureate Diploma
3
1
Certificate in Health & Fitness Studies
49
57
ARTS
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma
5
3
PBD Criminology
8
7
PBD Ethnic Relations
1
2
PBD Gerontology
21
18
PBD Public History
2
0
Certificate in
B.C.
Studies
0
0
Certificate in Chinese Studies
-
1
Certificate in Criminology (Advanced)
0
1
Certificate in Criminology (General)
3
2
Certificate in French Canadian Studies
0
1
Certificate in French Language Proficiency
5
8
Certificate in Liberal Arts
46
123
Certificate in Public History
3
6
Certificate for Senior Citizens
5
4
BUS
Post Baccalaureate Diploma ?
0 ?
1 ?
EDUC
Post Baccalaureate Diploma ? 47 ? 49 ?
SCI
Post Baccalaureate Diploma ?
0
?
0
PBD Environmental Toxicology
? 2 ?
6
Total
?
200
?
290
The number of people attending classes, day or evening, on or off campus, as special audit
students during 1988-89 was 95.
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