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Enclosed are two statistical/informational reports on
undergraduate extension credit courses and programs and
credit-free activities of the Faculties and departments of the
University for the period May 1, 1986, through April 30, 1987.
These documents constitute the annual report of the Senate
Committee on Continuing Studies.
Attachments
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Senate Committee on Continuing Studies
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Report on
Undergraduate Extension Credit Courses
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May 1, 1986- April 30, 1987
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 Downtown (DT), Faculty of Education Interior programs (ED),
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, 722 credit courses were offered through these
programs, with a total of 21,551 course enrollees. Enrollments in these programs
accounted for 29% of the total annualized FM for the university in 1986-87.
The following table outlines course offerings and enrollments by semester and by
extension program, with the final column showing the size of each program relative to the
whole:
Table 1
86-2
86-3
87-1
total
% to
Total
%
to
Ncourses/Enrol.
#courseslEnrol.
#coursesfEnrol.
#courses
Total
Enrol.
Total
CE
57 ?
1889
132 ?
5095
136 ?
4619
325
45.01
11,603
53.84
S ?
SS 27 ?
700
-- ?
-- -- ?
- 27
3.74 700 3.25
IS
22 ?
508 - ?
- -- ?
- 22
3.05
508
2.36
DT
22 ?
451
41
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921
40 ?
965
103
14.27
2,337
10.84
MINT
4 ?
50
9 ?
68
6
?
75
19
2.63
193
0.90
CDE
45 ?
1384
49 ?
1833
47
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1695
141
19.53
4912
22.79
SR
- ?
-
5
?
150
.5 ?
142
10
1.39
292
1.35
PEP
25 ?
272
23 ?
355
27 ?
379
75
10.40
1006
4.67
TOTAL
202 ?
5254
259 ?
8422
261 ?
7875
722
21551
Compared to 1985-86, there was a decrease of 2.9% in the total number of courses offered
through Extension Credit (from 744 in 1985-86 to 722 in 1986-87) and a 2% decrease in
the total number of enrollees during 1986-87 (from 21,940 enrollees to
21,551).*
*The 1985-86 Annual Report cited total enrollment as 22,359.
This
data included 469 OUCBC distance
education enrollments. In this 1986-87 Report, OUCBC distance education enrollments are not included in
overall enrollment data.
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The
decreases in courses and enrollment is concentrated almost exclusively in the
86-2 semester, a time when the university as whole suffered a 10.6% decrease in FTE.
Within the extension program, the Campus Evening program showed the greatest drop in
86-2. The comparison is shown in Table 2.
Table 2
85/86
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86/87
#courses Enrollments
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#courses ?
Enrollments
85
.
2
142
3,632
86-2 ?
106
3.097
85
.
3
86
.
1
141
139
5,098
4.800
86-3 ?
132
87-1 ?
136
5,095
4.619
Total
422
13.530
374
12,811
It is important to note that in 86-2 courses were offered for the first time in the DTprogram
during the summer. With the
451
DT Summer Semester enrollments included in the 86-2
CE data the decrease in enrollees relative to 85-2 is only 211/6.
The Prison Education Program experienced a 20% decrease in enrollments
compared to the 1985-86 year (from 1255 to 1006). As in the case of the CE Program,
virtually
all
of the drop took place in the 86-2 semester. PEP Enrollments decreased by
36% in 86-2 compared to 85-2 while the 86-3 and 87-1 semesters were stable.
Data from the 87-2 semester indicates that CE course offerings are up 18% and
enrollments up
15%
compared to
.
86-2, the totals coming close to matching the 85-2 data..
Enrollments in the DT program remained stable for the 86-3 and 87-1 semesters,
the 23% increase in enrollments being due to the inaugeration of the DT Summer program
in 86-2.
Sixty-four undergraduate courses were available via distance education during
1986-87, an addition of seven compared to last year. The total number of offerings of
these courses was 141, nineteen more than in 1985-86. The total number of enrollees in
distance education courses was 4912, an increase of 2.35% relative to 1985-86. The
number of distance education students from the Open Univertsity Consortium also
increased from 468 to 557 relative to 1985-86.
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Table 3 lists the numbers of students enrolled in Certificate and Diploma Programs
during 1986-87:
Table 3: Certificate & Diploma Statistics
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(Headcounts)
Certificate Programs
B.C. Studies
Criminology (Advanced)
Criminology (General)
Pr. Canadian Studies
Fr. Lang. Proficiency
Health and Fitness
Public History
Senior Citizens
TOTAL
Extended Studies Diplomas
Applied Sciences
Arta
Business Administration
Education
Science
TOTAL
86-2
86-3
87-1
Total
4
5
6
15
2
0
5
7
34
38
35
107
0
3
2
5
12
17
27
56
113
146
184
443
9
10
20
39
189 ?
285 ?
347
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821
6
2
5
13
67
82
99
248
1
3
2
6
98
3
87
9
107
15
292
27
175
183
228
586
The number of people attending classes, day or evening, on or off campus, as
special audit students during 1986-87 was 123.
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Senate Committee on Continuing Studies
Report on Credit-Free Activities
May 1, 1986 - April 30, 1987
This report presents the range of credit-free lectures, conferences, symposia,
seminars, media productions, professional development courses and other programs
reported by Faculties, Schools and Departments of the University. As well, this report
includes data on credit-free activities offered to faculty, students and staff by administrative
units on campus. In
all cases, the focus for credit-free activities at Simon Fraser University
is organizing educational opportunities for adults whose career, professional or personal
intellectual interests cannot be served by the regular credit program.
During the 1986/87 reporting period enrolments in the 393 credit-flee activities listed
totalled 17,186.
Several credit-flee activities undertaken by Faculties, departments, schools and other
units deserve special mention in this Report These activities are singled out either because
they are new for this reporting year or because they have been awarded some special
recognition.
A Program of Continuing Studies in Advanced Systems, initiated by the School of
Engineering Science, mounted 17 individual programs during this first year of operation,
enrolling
275
students. The program aims to provide members of the "high tech"
community with educational opportunities ranging from technology overviews to in-depth
professional courses. Instruction is provided by experts from SFU and the local
community, the U.S. and eastern Canada, and instructional technology ranges from
satellite video to live instruction. Programs will be offered in the coming year through the
Department of Communication and School of Computing Science as well as Engineering
Science.
The Centre for the Arts began a new Summer Institute program in 1986 designed for
advanced and professional artists who seek further development in their fields and the
opportunity to extend their
skills
in more than one discipline.
Intensive
workshops in
Voice, Dance, and Gamelan attracted 104
artists from across the country. The Gamelan
Workshop is the first of a series of summer studies offering Asian/Pacific cultural
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extensions. The Institute, which was strongly received in 1986, is being continued in
Summer 1987.
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The Centre for the Arts also offered its first Vancouver Season this year, featuring five
individual programs dealing with film, music, drama, and contemporary issues in the arts.
Supported by a grant from the Vancouver Foundation, this program aims at audience
development for Vancouver arts and cultural organizations. Collaborating this year were
the Vancouver Art Gallery, the Vancouver Opera, the Vancouver East Cultural Centre, the
Western Front Pacific Cinematheque, and the Emily Carr College of Art and Design.
Registration for the five programs totalled 1,739.
An Advanced Interpreter Education Program, a CIDA-funded joint project of Canada
and the People's Republic of China, was established at Simon Fraser University
downtown in January 1987 under the sponsorship of the Centre for Canadian Studies. The
objective of the program, which is administered by the World University Service of
Canada, is to develop a resource of highly skilled interpreters in China who are intimately
familiar
with Canada, its economy, culture, and society. Twelve students from cities in the
Special. Economic Zones participated in the program in 1987-1. Courses developed for
them included a special section of Economics 101 Focusing on Canada and the World
Economy, a Resource Management course on Project Management, and a series of
Canadian Studies seminars. Students also enrolled in regular courses offered at
SFU/Downtown. The success of this initial program has resulted in the awarding of a
further contract from WUSC/CIDA to continue the program with a new group of students
in the 1987/88 academic year.
This was an active year for
Knowledge Network Programming-at
SFU, with
over
345
hours of SFU produced material being broadcast. Two SFU productions, The
Sentencing Dilemma
(Criminology) and
The Fashionable Image
(Communications) won AMTEC (Association for Media and Technology in Education in
Canada) awards and a new series, The Vision and
the Game: Making the
Canadian Constitution
(Political Science), was presented to the Speaker of the House
of Commons and is available to MP's through Parliament's demand video network
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REPORT ON CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES
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May 1,1986- April 3O,1987
I. Summary of Credit-Free Activities and Enrolments Reported by Academic
Departments and Administrative Units
Actitivities by
Activities by
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Administrative/
Academic Units
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Service Units
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II
Courses/Lecture Series
?
Total Activities
Total Enrolment
Conferences/Symposia
?
Total Activites
Total Enrolment
Lectures/Colloquia
Total Activities
Total Enrolment
SFU/Knowledge Network Programs
Total Programs
Total Enroiment
Total Activities:
?
393
Total Enrolment:
?
17,186
.
?
167
?
129
?
296
?
6,516
?
2,884
?
9,400
?
11
?
11
?
1,621
?
1,621
?
39
?
39
?
3,069
?
3,069
?
47
?
47
?
3,096
?
3,096
*Colloquia and other credit-free activities offered by academic units for faculty and students are
not listed here.
1n this Instance enrolment means credit student registrations in the courses listed, to whom
KNOW programs were directed. The total viewing audience cannot be determined.
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II. CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES B
y
ACADEMIC UNITS
FACULTY OF
APPLIED SCIENCE ?
Semester
Communication
Conferences/ Symposia
Re-Broadcast of The Christian Science Monitor International
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86-2
Videoconfemece on "The Role of the Broadcast Media in Reporting
Major World Issues"
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
50
Hours ?
Enrolment
3
?
50
Computing Science
Courses/ Lecture Series
Workshop on Structured Programming
?
86-2
?
50
?
26
Total Activities ?
I
Total Enrolment ?
26
Engineering ?
Science
Conferences/ Symposia
An Al Productivity Roundtable: Live Satellite Symposium
87-1
5
30
Courses/ Lecture Series
C Programming Language
87-1
16
18
Data Communication Systems
86-3
6
17
In-Process Control for Manufacturing
86-3
6
21
Integrated Services Digital Network(IDSN): The Users intelligent
87-1
22.5
16
Connection to Plug-in Networks and Services
MAP/TOP - Do We Need It?
86-3
7
23
Modem Telecommunications Networking
86-3
28
14
Online Research and Retrieval with Microcomputers
87-1
14
27
Optical Discs - An Information Revolution
87-1
6
13
Telecommunications for Distributed Processing
87-1
18
30
Total Activities ?
10
Total Enrolment
?
209
Kineslology
Conferences/ Symposia
Second international Environmental Ergonomics Conference
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86-2 ?
21.5 ?
92
Courses/ Lecture Series
Foundation Program In Occupational Health and Safety: Ergononlcs
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87-1 ?
24 ?
24
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FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCE
Semester
Hours
.
Foundation Program In Occupational Health and Safety: lndusttial
87-1
24
Hygiene
Foundation Program in Occupational Health and Safety - Introducing,
86-2
22.5
Implementing and Sustaining Change
Foundation Program In Occupational Health and Safety: Introducing,
87-1
24
Implementing and Sustaining Change
Foundation Program In Occupational Health and Safety: Legal Issues
86-3
24
and Risk Assessment
Foundation Program in Occupational Health and Safety: Occupational
86-3
24
Safety
Foundation Program In Occupational Health and Safety: Preventive
87-1
24
Health Care
Human Performance: Developing Weliness Programs for Seniors
87-1
8
Human Performance: Fitness Class Injuries - A Sport Medical
86-3
8
Approach
Human Performance: Managing Back Pain Through Fitness and
87-1
8
Exercise
Human Performance: Osteoporosis Prevention - Lifestyle Factors for
87-1
8
Healthy Bones
Human Performance: The Drop-Out Dilemna - Strategies to Reduce
86-3
8
Attrition Rates In Fitness Programs
Human Performance: The Science of Cycling
87-1
8
Total Activities
?
14
Total Enrolment
?
347
FACULTY OF ARTS
?
Semester Hours ?
Enrolment
Archaeology
Lectures/ Colloquia
On Ice in the Arctic: archaeological research and the Franklin
?
86-3
?
2 ?
100
Expedition of 1845-1848
Temples and pyramids of ancient Egypt
?
86-2
?
2
?
150
Total Activities ?
2
Total Enrolment ?
250
Centre for the Arts
Courses/ Lecture Series
Arts Management and Administration
86-2
80
18
From Talkies to THX: The Art of Film Sound and Scores
87-1
26
75
Summer Institute - Dance Workshop
86-2
120
47
Summer Institute - Gamelan In Canada
86-2
120
32
Summer Institute - National Voice Intensive
86-2
160
25
The Vancouver Season: Opera - Drama In Music
87-1
12
15
Lectures! Colloquia
The Vancouver Season: Modernist Controversies - L'amour Fou -
87-1
1.5
266
Photography In General, and In Particular (Rosalind Kruss)
The Vancouver Season: Modernist Controversies - Rembrant's
87-1
1.5
112
Enterprise (Svetlana Alpers)
The Vancouver Season: Modernist Controversies - Rewriting the
87-1
1.5
186
70's: Feminism and Modernism (Grizalda Pollock)
The Vancouver Season: New Performance Practices - Blueprints for
87-1
1.5
11
Motion (TIDE)
The Vancouver Season: New Performance Practices - Gene
87-1
1.5
48
Youngblood
The Vancouver Season: New Performance Practices - Geoff
87-1
1.5
19
Hendricks
The Vancouver Season: New Performance Practices - Vinnie Murphy
87-1
1.5
47
The Vancouver Season: Sound In Film - Mark Berger
87-1
3.5
40
Total Activities ?
14
Total Enrolment ?
941
Criminology
Courses! Lecture Series
Criminology Anniversary Colloquium
86-2
21
50
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FACULTY OF
ARTS
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Total Activities
?
1
.
Total Enrolment
?
50
Criminology!
The
Northern Conference
Conferences/ Symposia
The Community and Northern Justice
87-1
50
260
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
260
Gerontology
Courses/ Lecture Series
Home—Sharing and Group Living Arrangements for the Elderly
86-3
7
30
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment
?
30
Institute
for the
Humanities
Courses/ Lecture Series
Humanities Core Curriculum, "The Individual and Society" (Unit I)
86-3
30
20
•
Humanities Core Curriculum, "The State vs The Individual" (Unit II)
87-1
30
20
Lectures/ Colloquia
Centralized State Power and the Religious-Cultural Minorities in India
87-1
2
50
Total Activities
?
3
Total 'Enrolment
?
90
Languages,
Literatures and
Linguistics
Courses/ Lecture Series
A Pourte Ouverte - A French Summer Travel Course
86-2
12
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
12
Latin American Studies
Lectures/ Colloquia
Peace in Central America: A Role for Canada?
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86-3
2
133
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
133
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FACULTY OF ARTS
Philosophy
Conferences/ Symposia
Protecting the Environment
Total Activities
?
1
Total Enrolment ?
113
Women's Studios
Courses! Lecture Series
Occupational Health and Safety for Clerical Workers - Health Hazards of
VDTS: Radiation and Other Hazards
Occupational Health and Safety for Clerical Workers - Office
Environmental issues
Occupational Health and Safety for Clerical Workers - Reorganization
of Clerical Work
Occupational Health and Safety for Clerical Workers - Stress in the
Workplace
Women and Theatre Arts - Reviewing Women's Work and Life at the
Edge
Women and Theatre Arts - Roles for Women
Women and Theatre Ails - Two Steps Forward, One ;Step Back
Women and Theatre Arts - Women and Radio Drama
Total Activities ?
8
Total Enrolment
?
407
Semester
?
Hours ?
Enrolment
.
87-1 ?
13 ?
113
87-1
2
67
87-1
2
71
87-1
2
61
87-1
2
74
.863
.2
31
86-3
2
36
86-3
.2
30
86-3
2
37
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FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Business Administration
Courses! Lecture Series
Foundation Program in Tourism Management: Financial Planning
87-1
24
21
Foundation Program in Tourism Management: Industry Overview
86-3
24
24
Foundation Program in Tourism Management: Marketing Strategies
87-1
24
21
and Market Research
Foundation Program in Tourism Management: Organizational
87-1
24
25
Management
Foundation Program In Tourism Management: Tourism Policy and
86-3
24
24
Planning
The Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary
86-3
16
31
Sector Organizations: Enterprise and Entrepreneurship
The Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary
86-3
24
20
Sector Organizations: Managing Board/Staff Relations
The Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary
86-3
24
17
Sector Organizations: Financial Planning
The Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary
87-1
24
17
Sector Organizations: Human Resource Management
The Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary
87-1
24
26
•
Sector Organizations: Marketing Management and Fundraising
The Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary
87-1
24
19
Sector Organizations: Strategic Planning
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Budgeting and
87-1
21
22
Finance
Foundation Program in Management for Women - introduction to
87-1
21
20
Accounting
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Management
86-3
21
23
Communication
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Organizational
86-3
21
18
Behaviour
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Policy and Planning
86-3
21
18
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Quantitative
86-3
21
23
Analysis
Lectures! Colloquia
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Learning to be a
87-1
3
57
Leader
Total Activities ?
18
Total Enrolment ?
426
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87-1
?
2
9
FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
?
Semester Hours
?
Enrolment
Business Administration and MBA Alumni Association
Courses/ Lecture Series
MBA Updates: Entrepreneurial Management
Total Activities ?
I
Total Enrolment
?
9
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FACULTY
OF EDUCATION
• Education
Conferences/ Symposia
Computer Using Educators of B.C.
Courses/ Lecture Series
Art in Education (Burnaby)
Art in Education (Maple Ridge)
Art in Education (UBC)
BCPVP Address (Vancouver)
BCSTA Address (Vancouver)
Cedar In-Service Day (Nanairno)
Co-operative Learning Workshop
Computer Science 11/12
Counselling Workshop
Curriculum Workshop (Vernon)
Education On-Une Workshop
Futures in Education Workshop (Ouahcum)
.
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Keynote in Telecommunications (Qualicum)
Keynote on Literacy (Burns Lake)
KNOW Telecommunication Workshop
Literacy Workshop (Bums Lake)
School Associate Orientation
School Associate Orientation
Science and Technology (Kelowna)
Self-directed Action Address (Vernon)
Telecommunication Workshop (Kelowna TLC)
Telecommunications Workshop (Quallcum)
Tn-University Special Education Course
Total Activities ?
24
Total Enrolment ?
2670
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
86-3
14.5
198
86-3
1.5
15
87-1
1.5
20
86-3
1.5
35
86-3
4.5
100'
86-3
2
300
87-1
6
25
87-1
6
35
86-2
30
135
87-1
6
60
87-1
1.5
30
86-2
6
30
86-3
2
60
87-1
1.5
100
87-1
1.5
100
87-1
6
50
87-1
3
20
86-1
1.5-3
606
86-3
1.5-3
416
86-3
3
50
87-1
1.5
50
86-3
3
120
87-1
1.5
105
86-2
36
10
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Semester
?
Hours
?
Enrolment
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Chemistry
Conferences! Symposia
Chemistry In the 80's
Courses! Lecture Series
Chemistry Enrichment Program for High School Students
Total Activities ?
2
Total Enrolment
?
149
Faculty of Science
Conferences! Symposia
Science Day
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
500
Mathematics and Statistics
Courses! Lecture Series
Fifth Annual Mathematics Enrichment Conference
Lectures! Colloquia
Pacific Northwest Statistics Group Biannual Meeting
Total Activities
?
2
Total Enrolment ?
215
Physics
Conferences! Symposia
NATO Advanced Research Workshop
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment
?
91
0
?
86-3 ?
6 ?
65
?
87-1
?
30
?
84
.86-3 ?
4
?
500
?
86-2
?
9 ?
165
.
?
86-3 ?
2 ?
50
86-2
?
28 ?
91
Page
Semester
?
Hours
?
Enrolment
JOINT
PROGRAMS
Business Administration and Engineering Science
Coursesl Lecture Series
The New Enterprise Program -Entrepreneurial issues
The New Enterprise Program - Financial Planning
The New Enterprise Program -Financial Planning and Evaluation
The New Enterprise Program -Managing People
The New Enterprise Program - Market Opportunity Analysis
The New Enterprise Program -Market Opportunity Analysis
The New Enterprise Program -Marketing Strategy
The New Enterprise Program -Marketing Strategy
The New Enterprise Program -Negotiations for Success
The New Enterprise Program - Operations Planning
The New Enterprise Program -Operations Planning and Business
Ethics
The New Enterprise Program - The Entrepreneurial Experience
The New Enterprise Program -The Entrepreneurial Experience
•
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The New Enterprise Program -The Management Team
Total Activities ?
14
Total Enrolment ?
231
Engineering Science and University/industry Liaison Office
Courses/ Lecture Series
Peter Drucker Seminar
Total Activities
?
1
Total Enrolment
?
22
87-1
6
24
86-3
6
9
87-1
6
24
86-3
6
9
86-3
6
9
87-1
6
24
86-3
6
9
67-1
6
24
86-3
6
9
86-3
6
9
87-1
6
24
86-3
24
9
87-1
24
24
87-1
6
24
87-1 ?
8
?
22
Institute
for the Humanities and
the Faculty
of Education
Lectures/ Colloquia
J.S. Woodsworth Summer institute of Peace and War A Feminist
Critique of Peace Research
J.S. Woodsworth Summer institute of Peace and War: Concluding
Symposium
J$. Woodsworth Summer institute of Peace and War: Geopolitical
'Culture' and the Future of the Arms Race
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J.S. Woodsworth Summer institute of Peace and War: Historical
Problems in Peach and War Studies
?
86-2 ?
1.5
?
70
?
86-2 ?
2
?
70
?
86-2
?
1.5
?
70
?
86-2
?
1.5
?
70
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JOINT
PROGRAMS
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
J.S. Woodsworth Summer Institute of Peace and Wart Peace and War
86-2
1.5
70
From A Cultural Perspective
J.S. Woodsworth Summer Institute of Peace and War: Science for
86-2
4
70
Peace, Science for War - Science, Peace and Conflict
J.S. Woodsworth Summer Institute of Peace and-War: Science,
86-2.
1.5
70
Militarism, and Masculinity
J.S. Woodsrth Summer Institute of Peace and War: Strategy for
86-2
1.5
70
Survival
J.S. Woodsworth Summer Institute of Peace and War: The
86-2
1.5
70
Psychology of the Arms Race
J.S. Woodsworth Summer Institute of Peace-and War: The Youth
86-2
1.5
70
Culture of Despair - Children's Fears about Nuclear War
Total Activities
?
10
Total Enrolment
?
700
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Semester
?
Hours
?
Enrolment
INTERDISCIPLINARY ADVISORY COMMITTEES
Design Program Advisory Committee
Courses/ Lecture Series
Design and the Law
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
27
87-1 ?
6.5
Labour
Education, SFU Advisory
Committee
Conferences/ Symposia
Technological Change Research Impact Fund Workshop (B.C.
87-1
16
Federation of Labour)
Courses/ Lecture Series
CLCIBC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Assertiveness
87-1
10
Training
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Basic Economics
87-1
10
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Basic Stewards
87-1
10
Training
CLCIBC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Facing Management
87-1
10
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Grievance Handier
87-1
10
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: How To Do Effective
87-1
10
Newsletters
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Introduction to
87-1
10
Arbitration
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Introduction to
87-1
10
Collective Bargaining
CLCIBC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Labour Law
87-1
10
(Provincial)
CLCIBC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Leadership Training
87-1
10
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Occupational Health
87-1
10
and Safety
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Parliamentary
87-1
10
Procedure
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Stress in the
87-1
10
Workplace
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Technological and
87-1
10
Systems Change
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Technological Change
87-1
30
and Systems Change
Disengranchised in the Information Age (B.C. Library Association)
86-2
1.5
Electronic Mail
86-2
2
INTERDISCIPLINARY ADVISORY COMMITTEES
Impact of Techology In the Workplace: Implications for Working with
Long-Term Unemployed (Rehabilitation Officers Conference)
New Technology and Job's for Women (Employment Skills for
Women)
Shop Steward Training (Telecommunications Workers Union)
Strategies for Addressing Technology-Linked Changes in Concepts
and Patterns of Work (University of Waterloo)
Technical Change: Its impact on Collective Bargaining and
Labour-Management Relationships (Orange County Industrial
Relations Research Association)
Technological and Systems Changes (CUPE)
The Computer and the Local Union (UCLA Centre for Labor Research
and Education)
Women in Today's Economy (AFL-CIO Women's Summer Leadership
School)
Workers, Unions and Electronic WIt)kplace Surveillance
Lectures/ Colloquia
Alternatives: The Future of Labour (Sixth Conference on Workers and
their Communities
B.C. Industrial Relations (SFU Engineering Science)
Employment and Technological Change (WCB Employees)
Impact of Technology on Society (Association of Professional
Engineers, Fraser Valley Branch)
Labour and Technological Change (Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers)
Technological Change and Education (School District 86,
Creston—Kaslo)
Technological Change and the Electrical Worker (IBEW Local 1245)
Technological Change in the Workplace (Summer Institute in Science,
Society and Technology)
Technological Change: The Essentials for Trade Unionists
(Washington State Machinists Council)
Technology and the Elementary School (Society for Canadian Women
in Science and Technology)
The Best Way to Predict the Future is to Create It (Employment of the
Disabled Conference 1986)
The Impact of Technology on Society (Faculty of Education Summer
Institute)
Union Initiatives to Meet the Challenges and Opportunities of
Technology
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
86-2
87-1
1.5
3
70
15
?
•
86-3
24
75
87-1
16
19
87-1
8
9
86-2
30
14
86-2
8
35
86-2
15
14
86-2
8
98
86-2
2
70
86-3
1
20
87-1
2
40
86-3
1
45
86-3
1.5
25
86-3
2
15
86-3
2
150
86-2
2
40
86-3
1.5
90
87-1
1
35
86-3
1
200
86-2
2
30
86-2
2
100
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INTERDISCIPLINARY ADVISORY COMMITTEES
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Unions and Technological Change (Pulp, Paper and Woodworkers of
87-1
2.5
60
Canada)
•
Where Do We Go From Here: The Challenge and Opportunity Facing
86-2
2
180
Union-Women In the Next Few Years (AFL-CIO Women's Summer
Leadership School)
Total Activities ?
42
Total Enrolment
?
2102
Writing
Program, SFU Advisory
Committee
Courses/ Lecture Series
Advanced Study In Writing I
86-3
24
43
Advanced Study In Writing I
87-1
24
15
Broadcast Journalism
87-1
12
15
Business and Professional Writing In English
87-1
24
5
Copy Editing
87-1
16
41
Desktop Publishing: Specialized or Single Title
87-1
8.5
28
Effective Book Promotion
87-1
12
5
Essay Writing Workshop
87-1
12
10
Funny Business: Communicating with Humour
86-3
12
5
Funny Business - Writing Humour for Fun and Profit
87-1
21
16
Readers' Book Club
86-2
7.5
17
Readers' Book Club
86-3
15
20
Readers' Book Club
87-1
15
17
The Role of the Senior Editor
87-1
16
9
Travel Writing
87-1
8
28
University Writing
86-3
12
14
Word Magic
87-1
12
15
Writing a Novel
87-1
10
14
Writing Successful Proposals: A Process Approach
86-3
12
7
Writing Successful Proposals: A Process Approach
87-1
18
4
Total Activities
?
20
Total Enrolment
?
328
.
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SERVICE PROGRAMS
Certified Employee Benefit Specialist Program
Courses! Lecture Series
Pension Plans and Other Retirement Arrangements
Total Activities ?
1
Total Enrolment ?
33
Conferences
Conferences! Symposia
Canadian Council for the Advancement of education 1986
Conference
Courses! Lecture Series
Canadian institute for Human Learning: identity Workshop
General Motors College, Sales, Service, Parts
Total Activities
?
3
Total Enrolment ?
313
Fellows Programs
Courses! Lecture Series
Business Finance I
Business Finance II
Business Law
Communication in Business
Communication in Business
Fundamentals of Accounting
Introduction of Business Administration
Introduction to Business Administration
Introduction to Marketing
Organizational Behaviour
Total Activities ?
10
Total Enrolment ?
377
Insurance Institute of B.C.
Courses! Lecture Series
Effective instruction
Semester ?
Hours
?
Enrolment
.
?
86-3 ?
33 ?
33
?
86-2 ?
28 ?
162
?
87-1 ?
32 ?
116
?
87-1 ?
40 ?
35
86-3
42
27
87-1
42
22
87-1
42
26
86-3
39
76
87-1
39
45
86-3
42
46
87-1
42
32
86-2
42
32
86-3
42
37
87-1
42
34
86-3 ?
7 ?
20
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SERVICE PROGRAMS
Total Activities
?
1
Total Enrolment ?
20
Technical Interpreters' Program
Courses/ Lecture Series
Business and Professional Writing in English
Canada and the International Economy
Canadian Studies
Negotiating Skills
Project Evaluation
Total Activities
?
5
Total Enrolment ?
60
Semester
?
Hours ?
Enrolment
87-1
12
12
87-1
56
12
87-1
10
12
87-1
18
12
87-1
21
12
.
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SFU/Knowledge Network Programs
Hours
Semester
Total Hours/
Enrolment
Semester
Archaeology
Archaeology 101 - The Prehistoric Past
Maya Lords of the Jungle
1.0
Atlantis
0.5
Go d
0.5
Bronze Age Blast-Off
1.0
86-2
3
18
86-3
3
25
87-1
3
21
Communication
Communication 130 - Explorations In
Mass Communication
Media Information Canada
1.0
The Press and the Prime Minister
2.0
The Fashionable Image
1.0
Video, Vinyl and Culture
1.0
Inside TV News
3.0
Ownership and the Public Interest
1.0
Magic In the Sky
2.0
Beyond Words
?
-
1.0
The Third Wave
3.0
Canada in an Information Age
1.0
86-2
?
32
?
54
86-3 ?
16
?
53
87-1
?
16 ?
35
Criminology
Programs in support of 15 Criminology courses
Criminal Justice: The Sentencing Dilemma
1.0
Regina vs Willis
1.0
P4W: Prison for Women
1.5
Criminal Negligence
1.0
Tiers
0.5
Enemy Alien
0.5
Twelve Good Men and True - The Role
of the Jury
0.5
An Overview of the Study of Criminology
at Simon Fraser University
0.5
History of English Law - Part 1
0.5
History of English Law - Part 2
0.5
Toil and Peaceful Life
0.5
The Living Book
0.5
The Judiciary
0.5
Officers of the Court
0.5
Young Offenders
0.5
Criminal Justice In the Canadian North
1.0
Capital Punishment: Should the Public
Want It Reinstated
0.5
Women and Violence: Images and Realities 1.0
Loved Honored and Bruised
0.5
Life After Prison
1.0
Pleasure and Pain: Drug Use and Abuse
2.0
.
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SFU/Knowledge Network
Programs
Hours
Semester
Total Hours/
Enrolment
Semester
86-2
11
355
S
86-3
10.5
543
87-1
16.5
424
Education
Education
240 -
Social Issues in Education
KC1: Beyond the three R's
0.5
Peru: Literacy
0.5
Ridley: A Secret Garden
0.5
Summerhlll
0.5
87-1
.2
29
Education 441 - Cultural Differences in Education
Twice Upon A Time
0.25
Gurdeep Sinch Balns
0.25
Kurelek
0.25
Veronica
0.25
Kevin Alec
0.25
Cree Way
0.5
Hutterites
0.5
Augusta
0.25
In Praise of Hands
0.5
Cree Hunters of the Mistassini
1.0
Sweater ?
.
0.25
87-1
4.25
31
S
Education 465 - Using Literature with Children
Using Literature with Children
1.5
86-2
1.5
64
87-1
1.5
64
English
English 101 - Introduction to Fiction
Margaret Laurence, First Lay in Manawaka
1.0
86-2
1.0
34
86-3
1.0
43
English 368 - Studies in Drama
The Homecoming
2.5
86-2
2.5
34
86-3
2.5
44
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
86-3
2.0
27
Geography 469- Canadian North
North of 60 Degrees
7.5
87-1
7.5
44
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Klnesiology 140 - Contemporary Health Issues
Acid Rain: Requiem of Recovery
0.5
Rural Health Workers
0.5
Water: The Hazardous Necessity
0.5
Who Will I Sentence Now?
0.5
Diabetes: Beating the Needle
0.5
Our Health Is Not for Sale
0.5
An Unremarkable Birth
1.0
Just for Me
0.75
Turnaround: A Story of Recovery
0.5
DNA
0.25
Think Before You Eat
0.5
The Last of Life
0.5
Question of Immunity
0.25
Breathing Yourself to Death
0.5
Everyday Miracle Birth
0.75
Holistic Health
0.5
Industrial Skin Disease
0.25
Safe Handling of Pesticides
0.25
Kineslology 220 - Human Foods and Nutrition.
Digestion
?
0.5
.
86-2
7.0
86-3
7.0
87-1
9.0
86-2
0.5
86-3
0.5
87-1
0.5
45
55
63
15
8
2
.
SFU/Knowledgo Network Programs Hours
?
Semester Total Hours/ Enrolment
Semester
S
History
History 338- World War ll
World atWar
?
27
86-2
86-3
87-1
History 484 - History of Women In North America
Wings on Her Shoulder! Proudly
She Marches ?
0.5
53
?
50
27
?
55
27
?
64
?
86-2
?
0.5
?
40
?
86-3
?
0.5
?
43
?
87-1
?
0.5
?
28
Kineslology
Klneslology 100 - introduction to Human Structure and Function, and
Kineslology 142 - Introduction to Kineslology
Circulation of the Human Body
?
0.25
?
86-2
?
0.25
?
71
?
86-3
?
0.25
?
93
?
87-1
?
0.25
?
92
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Kinesiology 325 - Basic Human Anatomy
Muscle: A Study of Integration
0.5
The Digestive System
0.5
The Work of the Kidneys
0.5
86-2
86-3
87-1
Mathematics and Statistics
Mathematics 101 - introduction to Statistics
Order from Chaos: The Surprising
Consequences of Randomness
0.5
86-2
86-3
87-1
Political Science
Political Science 151 - The Administration of
Justice
The Vision and the Game
6.0
87-1
Sociology and Anthropology
Sociology/Anthropology 291 - Anthropology
of Modem Life
North China Factory
1.0
North China Commune
1.5
Soccer
0.5
No Life fora Woman
0.5
Boomer
0.5
Unemployment: Voices from the Line
1.0
Paperland: The Bureaucrat Observed
1.0
Some People Have to Suffer
1.0
The New Mayor
1.0
Pen HiGrad
0.5
87-1
Women's Studies
Women's Studies 100 -
Introduction
to
Women's
Studies
Perspectives on Women
28
86-2
86-3
.
?
1.0
?
23
?
1.5
?
30
?
1.5
?
33
0.5
51
0.5
28
0.5
28
6.0
47
8.5 ?
17
28 ?
31
28 ?
17
SFU/Knowiedge Network Programs
Hours
?
Semester Total Hours/ Enrolment
Semester
Kinesloiogy 320 - Cultural Aspects of Human Movement
The Growing Infant ?
0.5
Just for Me ?
0.5
Play ?
0.5
?
86-2
?
1.5
?
37
?
86-3
?
1.5
?
46
?
87-1
?
15
?
42
Total Activities
?
47
Total Enrolment 3096
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lii. ?
Credit-Free Activities by Administrative/Service
Units
Computing Services
?
Semester
Hours/Section
No.
of
Sections
Enrolment
A quick course on MTS and Electronic Mail
87-1
2
2
30
Accessing other computers from SFU
86-2
2
1
4
86-3
2
1
5
87-1
2
1
5
Advanced electronic mail topics
86-2
2
1
6
Advanced Microsoft Word topics for the PC: Page
- Formatting
87-1
2
1
13
Advanced Microsoft Word topics for the
PC:
Page
Formatting, Margins, Page
Size,
Columns
86-3
2
1
11
Advanced Microsoft Word topics for the PC: Style
Sheets
87-1
2
1
14
Advanced Microsoft Word topics for the PC: Table
of Contents and Index
86-3
2
1
7
87-1
2
1
12
Advanced Microsoft Word topics for the PC:
Windows and Footnotes
86-3
2
1
8
87-1
2
1
11
Communicating between MTS and
microcomputers
86-2
2
1
8
86-3
2
1
14
87-1
2
1
10
Communicating between MTS and the IBM PC
86-2
2
1
12
86-3
2
1
18
87-1
2
1
18
S
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Computing Services
Communicating between MTS and the IBM PC:
Lab
Communicating between MTS and the Macintosh
Communicating between MTS and the Macintosh:
Lab
Drawing graphs with the computer
Drawing graphs with the computer using
TELLAGRAF
• ?
Effective use of your terminal or microcomputer
with SFUNet
Further topics on electronic mail
Getting started with Electronic Mail
Getting started with the ORACLE Database
Management System
Getting the most from your workstation
Semester ?
Hours/Section ?
No. of Sections ?
Enrolment
87-1
2
1
1(
86-2
2
1
9
86-3
2
1
1C
87-1
2
1
86-2
2
1
5
86-3
2
1
7
87-1
2
1
15
86-2
2
2
25
86-3
2
2
19
87-1
2
1
11
86-3
2
1
5
86-3
2
1
3
87-1
2
1
6
86-2
2
2
22
86-3
2
2
23
87-1
2
2
15
86-2
2
1
13
86-3
2
1
6
87-1
2
1
15
86-2
2
1
10
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Computing Services
How to transfer information to and from the
computer
How to use MTS on the mainframe computer
How to use SFU's computer (the MTS/3081
system)
How to use spreadsheets on the IBM PC
How to use spreadsheets on the Macintosh
How to use the Macintosh more effectively
Introduction to Computing Services
Introduction to DOS for the IBM PC
Introduction to Microsoft Word on the Macintosh,
Part 1
Introduction to Microsoft Word on the Macintosh,
Part 2
?
Semester ?
Hours/Section ?
No. of Sections
?
Enrolment
?
86-2
?
2 ?
2 ?
14
86-3
2
4
42
87-1
2
2
25
86-2
2
3
36
86-2
2
1
8
86-3
2
1
12
87-1
2
1
21
86-2
2
1
15
86-3
2
1
8
87-1
2
1
16
z
87-1
2
86-2
2
1
8
86-3
2
1
18
87-1
2.
1
17
86-2
2
2
23
86-3
2
2
45
87-1
2
3
52
86-2
2
1
10
86-3
2
1
.10
87-1
2
1
20
86-2
2
1
9
Page
23
Computing Services
Introduction to Microsoft Word on the PC
Introduction to Microsoft Word Version 3.0 on the
IBM PC and compatibles
Introduction to Page Composition on the
Macintosh with Pagemaker
Introduction to PROLOG
Introduction to the Macintosh
Introduction to typesetting with the Macintosh
Managing the MIS - IDs under your authority
Manipulating information stored on the computer
Printing Microsoft Word documents on the Xerox
8700 Page Printer
Producing papers, theses, and other documents
on the computer using TEXTFORM, Part 2
Producing papers, theses and other documents
with the computer using TEXTFORM, Part 1
Selecting word processing software and printing
on the Xerox Laser Printer
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of
Sections
Enrolment
86-3
2
1
9
87-1
2
1
20
87-1
2
2
24
86-3
2
1
9
87-1
2
2
40
86-3
2
1
6
86-2
2
2
20
86-3
2
3
26
87-1
2
2
58
87-1
2
1
9
87-1
2
1
5
86-2
2
3
28
87-1
2
1
12
87-1
2
1
10
86-3
2
2
34
86-3
2
2
15
87-1
2
3
52
86-3
?
2 ?
1 ?
4
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Computing Services
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of Sections
Enrolment
Storing and retrieving information on the IBM PC
using dBASE III
.
Storing and retrieving Information on the IBM PC
using REFLEX
87-1
2
1
15
Storing and retrieving information on the
Macintosh using Microsoft FILE
86-2
2
1
7
86-3
2
1
3
87-1
2
1
9
Storing and retrieving pictures and information on
the Macintosh using Business Filevision
87-1
.2
1
9
Using REDUCE to do Algebra on the computer
86-2
2
1
8
86-3
2
1
.6
87-1
.2
1
2
Using TEXTFORM to produce papers or theses,
Part 1
86-2
2
1
27
Using TEXTFORM to produce papers or theses,
Part 2
86-2
2
1
14
Using the computer for data analysis
86-2
2
1
12
Using the computer for Data Analysis with SPSSX
86-3
2
1
12
87-1
2
1
24
Using the MTS Editor to manipulate information
86-3
2
4
35
87-1
2
2
27
Total Activities
?
97
Total Enrolment ?
1565
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Library
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of Sections
Enrolment
Access
to Information
86-2
2
4
40
86-3
2
7
292
87-1
2
6
150
Special Lectures
*
86-2
3
1
38
Total Activities ?
4
Total Enrolment ?
520
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Recreation
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of Sections
Enrolment
Aquatics: Bronze Medallion
86-2
15
1
2
86-3
15
1
6
Aquatics: Child SwIm
86-2
10
3
78
86-3
10
3
76
87-1
10
3
68
Aquatics:
Scuba
86-2
28
1
14
86-3
28
1
13
87-1
28
1
24
Aquatics: Swim
86-2
20
2
23
86-3
20
2
17
87-1
20
2
24
Combatives: Fencing
86-2
40
1
12
86-3
40
1
16
87-1
40
1
22
Combatives: Karate
86-2
45
1
50
86-3
45
1
100
87-1
45
1
101
Combatives: Tai Chi
86-3
30
1
26
87-1
30
1
44
Raquet Sports: RaquOtball
86-2
4
3
3
86-3
4
5
5
87-1
4
3
3
Raquet Sports: Squash
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27
Recreation
?
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of Sections
Enrolment
Raquet Sports: Tennis
86-2
4
2
27
Yoga
86-3
10
1
16
87-1
10
1
16
Total Activities ?
28
Total Enrolment ?
799
S
.
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