.FOR INFORMATION
SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
MEMORANDUM
To
Mr. W.R. Heath
Lynne Hoegg, Chair,
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Secretary of Senate
Continuing Studies
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Report
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, 1985, through April 30, 1986.
These documents constitute the annual report of the Senate
Committee on Continuing Studies.
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Senate Committee on Continuing Studies
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Report on
Undergraduate Extension Credit Courses
May 1, 1985 -- April 30, 1986
Introduction
Undergraduate Extension Credit courses at Simon Fraser University are offered in a variety of
settings and serve the educational needs of a varied student body. These students can be pursuing
full and/or part-time study and can take their classes on campus in the evening, at several
alternative sites including Simon Fraser University Downtown, at home through distance
education courses, or through a combination of these means.
Specific programs of departments, Schools and Faculties included in this report are the On
Campus Evening Program (CE), Intersession (IS) and Summer Session (SS), SFU Downtown
(DT), Faculty of Education Interior Programs (ED), Distance Education courses (DISC), the
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offered through these programs, with a total of 22,359 course enrollees and 2,426 FTE, 28% of
the total University FTE for 1985-86.
Course Offerings and Enrollment
Enrollments in Extension Credit courses in 1985-86 were down 3% from the previous year,
corresponding to the decrease in university-wide enrollments during the same period. As Chart 1
indicates, this is the first actual decrease in Extension Credit enrollments in ten years and hence
warrants some attention in this report.
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Chart I
Extension Credit Enrollments
&
Courses, 1976-1986
25000
800
700
20000
600
15000
500
400
10000
300
5000
200
100
0
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76-7 77-8
78-9 79-0 80-1 81-2 82-3 83-4 84-5 85-6
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Enrollees
Courses
While this chart illustrates the steady growth of Extension enrollments with the expansion of course
offerings, the correlation between enrollments and course offerings is actually much stronger than
this chart indicates, the rise in course offerings since 1983-84 being largely accounted for by the
addition of PEP which offers a relatively larger number of courses to a small and stable group of
students. Charts 2 and 3 offer a clearer picture of the direct link between the number of courses
offered and enrollments in the Campus Evening and the Downtown Programs.
Chart 2
C E Course Enrollees Compared
with Number of Courses Offered,
1976-1986
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D T Course
Enrollees
Compared with Number of
Courses Offered, 1980-1986
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
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80-1
81-2
82-3
83-4
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85-6
Enrollees
Courses
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20
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While some Extension Credit programs remain stable in terms of course offerings and hence
enrollments (PEP, ED, SR), and while others are able to increase both (DISC), the decrease in
courses offered in the Campus Evening program has had an impact on overall Extension Credit
enrollment.
Enrollment. Course and FTE Distribution. 1985-86
Chart 4 below shows course and enrollment data for the three administrative divisions of
Extension Credit programs -- On Campus (CE, IS,SS), Off Campus (DT, ED, SR, PEP), and
Distance Education (DISC) -- and compares that data to 1984-85:
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Chart 4 - Courses and Course Enrollees
1985-86 and 1984-85
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Numbers in parentheses indicate decrease
As indicated above, the On Campus Extension Credit Program is the only one which experienced a
decline in 1985-86, both in courses offered and in enrollments. The CE/IS/SS program makes up
60% of total Extension enrollment and 61% of the total annualized FTE.
The Campus Evening, Downtown and Distance Education Programs each experienced a
decline in enroilments/FFE in the 86-1 semester without any corresponding decrease in course
offerings.
Distance Education Courses (DISC)
Fifty-seven undergraduate courses were available via distance education during 1985-86, an
addition of five courses compared to last year. The total number of offerings of these courses was
122, nine more than in
1984-85.
The total number of course enrollees was
5,268*,
an increase of
6% relative to 1984-85. As is shown in Chart 5, the Distance Education Program has grown
steadily since 1976, with enrollment keeping steady pace with the gradual development of DIS
courses.
* Includes OUCBC students taking courses through Simon Fraser University.
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Chart 5
Distance Education Course Enrollees
Compared With Number of Courses
Offered, 1975-1986
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Enrollees
Courses
Certificate and Diploma Programs
The following table lists the numbers of students enrolled in Certificate and Diploma programs
during 1985-86:
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Certificate and Diploma Statistics
(Headcounts)
Certificate Programs
:1
TOTAL
B.C. Studies
3
9
5
17
Criminology:
Advanced
3
6
5
14
General
38
71
47
156
French Canadian Studies
3
4
3
10
French Language Proficiency
8
22
31
61
Health & Fitness Studies
147
269
224
640
Public History
16
27
25
68
Senior Citizens
14
115
102
231
TOTAL
232
523
442
1,197
0
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Extended Studies Diploma Prograrns
2
Applied Sciences
-
3
7
10
Arts
11
128
113
252
Business
2
4
.4
10
Education
46
97
103
246
Interdisciplinary St.
39
1
1
41
Science
2
31
26
59
TOTAL
100
264
254
618
Special Audit Students
. . .
The number of people attending classes, day or evening, on or off campus, as special audit
students during 1985-86 was 133.
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Number of Courses. Enrollment and Annualized FFE Data by Faculty and by Semester for On
Campus. Downtown and Distance Education Programs.
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1985-86
On Campus
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2
85-3
86-I
TOTAL
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FTC
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TOTAL
£
FTC
53
1309
1398
14
670
692
10
283
25.1
58 1231
152.5
4
124
12.4
139
3617
399.0
72
2615
283.1
22
981
1023
24
861
883
15
316
42.1
8
303
30.3
141
5076
546.1
72
2585
2845
20
790
833
23
712
78.6
16
325
433
9
375
37.5
140
4789
.527.2
197
6509
7074
56
2441
2548
57
1856
192.0
89 1872
237.9
21
802
80.2
420
13.480
1472.3
85-2
85-3
86-1
TOTAL
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FTC
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FTC
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FTC
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24
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72.4
3
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92
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158
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37
1030
105.9
27
538
555
3
52
5.2
8
169
20.4
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12
1.6
2
78
78
41
869
90.5
51
1227
127.9
6
144
144
1
15
347
35.6
1
12
1.6
5
169
$6.9
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196.4
85-2
85-3
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TOTAL
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TOTAL
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25
838
88.0
8
428
42.8
4
173
20.3
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7.7
36
1516
158.8
28
1163
1241
9
545
54.5
4
230
27.3
51
5.1
42
1989
211.0
28
975
100.7
9
548
54.8
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166
23.7
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42
1763
1846
81
2976
312.8
1
26
1521
152.1
12
589
71.3
3
182
16.2
122
5268
554.4
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Senate Committee on Continuing Studies
Report on Credit-Free A ctivities
May 1, 1985 - April 30, 1986
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 on organizing educational
opportunities for adults whose career, professional or personal intellectual interests cannot be
served by the regular credit program.
During the 1985/86 reporting period enrolments in the 363 credit-free activities listed
totalled 18,055.
Several well-established and continuing credit-free programs, each consisting of 5 to 6
courses, are now offered annually through the downtown School for Liberal and Professional
Studies. These include the Foundation Program in Tourism Management, The New Enterprise
Program, Arts Management and Administration, the Foundation Program in Management for
Women, and Management for Non-profit and Voluntary Sector Organizations. New programs
offered for the first time in 1985/86 are the Foundation program in Occupational Health and Safety
by the School of Kinesiology, and Managing the Architectural Firm by the Faculty of Business
Administration. In addition to these structured programs, a selection of established and new
courses is provided semesterly, forming programs in several topical areas including the Human
Performance Program and the Writing Program.
The Writing Program, involving the Departments of English and Communication, the
Faculty of Education and the Canadian Studies Program, has grown in the past three years to
approximately
25
to 30 courses per year. In 1985/86 the expertise associated with this program
was used by the School of Engineering Science to design a credit communications course for
engineering students. Faculty involved with the Writing Program have completed the first year of
planning for a Canadian Centre for Studies in Publishing, working closely with the national
publishing community and the federal Department of Communication.
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University conferences, bringing together academics, professionals and interested members
of the community, provide national and international recognition for the University. A number of
departments organized conferences during 1985/86. Among these were the Centre for the Arts,
"International Computer Music Conference
1985";
School of Criminology/The Northern
Conference, "Northern Youth in Crisis: A Challenge for Justice"; Institute for the Humanities,
"National Symposium on Environmental Ethics: Roles and Responsibilities in Environmental
Conservation"; Latin American Studies, "International Conference on Liberation Theology"; and
Natural Resources Management, "Coastal Engineering and Coastal Processes on the Canadian
West Coast and the Beaufort Sea".
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REPORT ON CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES
May 1, 1985- April 3O, 1986
I. Summary of Credit-Free Activities and Enrolments Reported by Academic
Departments and Administrative Units
.
.
Courses/Lecture Series
Total Activities
Total Enrolment
Conferences/Symposia
Total Activities
Total Enrolment
Lectures/Colloquia
Total Activites
Total Enrolment
Programs of Distinction
Total Activities
Total Enrolment
SFU/Knowledge Network Programs
Total Programs
Total Enrolment**
Activities by
Activities by
Administrative/
Academic
Units*
Service Units
IQIa!
159
121
280
5,372
2,380
7,752
13
13
2,427
2,427
30
30
1,646
1,646
3
3
570
570
37
37
5,660
5,660
Total Activities:
363
Total Enrolment:
18,055
Colloquia and other credit-free activities offered by academic units for faculty and students are not listed
here.
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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 BY ACADEMIC UNITS
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Biolo
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al
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Beemasters
86-1
35
51
Total Activities
1
Total Enrolment
51
Business Administration
Courses/Lecture Series
Campaigning for Municipal Office: A Marketing Approach
85-2
14
26
Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary Sector
85-3
16
18
Organizations - Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in Non-Profit
Organizations
Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary Sector
85-3
24
13
Organizations - Strategic Planning
Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary Sector
85-3
24
17
Organizations - Human Resource Management
85-3
14
25
Campaigning for Municipal Office: A Marketing Approach
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Management
85-3
21
24
Communication
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Organizational
85-3
21
18
Behaviour
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Policy and Planning
85-3
21
19
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Quantitative
85-3
21
25
Analysis
Foundation Program in Tourism Management - Industry Overview
85-3
24
20
Foundation Program in Tourism Management - Marketing Strategies
85-3
24
21
and Market Research in Tourism
Management and Career Development for Women - Managerial Skills
85-3
14
23
for Women Entering Management
Management and Career Development for Women - Public Speaking
85-3
14
6
as a Management Skill
MBA Updates -Future Uses of Microcomputers in Busines
85-3
1.5
17
MBA Updates - On Living Together in North America: Canada-U.S.
85-3
1.5
6
Environmental Relations
Page 1
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
The ExecUtive Forum -Management Tools for the 1990's: What the
853
4
20
CEO Should Know about Microcomputers
The Executive Forum - Who Wants (or Needs) Good Financial
85-3
4
17
Reporting
The New Enterprise Program -. Developing Export Markets
:
85-3
6
16
The New Enterprise Program - Financial Planning
85-3
6
16
The New Enterprise Program -Managing the Enterprise
85-3
6
16
The New Enterprise Program -Market Opportunity Analysis
85-3
6.
16
The New Enterprise Program - Marketing Strategy
85-3
6
16
The New Enterprise Program - Operations Planning
85-3
6
16
The New Enterprise Program -The Entrepreneurial Experience
85-3
24
16
Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary Sector
86-1
24
15
Organizations - Financial Planning
Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary Sector
86-1
24
18
Organizations - Marketing Management and Fundraising
Advanced Management Program for Non-Profit and Voluntary Sector
86-1
24
14
Organizations - Managing Board-Staff Relations
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Budgeting and
86-1
21
20
Finance
•
Foundation Program in Management for Women - Introduction to
86-1
21
21
Accounting for Managers
Foundation Program in Tourism Management - Financial Planning for
86-1
24
18
the Tourism Industry
'
Foundation Program in Tourism Management - Organizational
86-1
24
13
Management in the Tourism Industry
Foundation Program in Tourism Management -Tourism Policy and
86-1
24
14
Planning
Managing the Architectural Firm: Financial Strategy and Planning
86-1
13
25
Managing the Architectural Firm: Management Strategies for a
86-1
13
27
Changing Environment
The New Enterprise Program - Financial Planning
86-1
6
22
The New Enterprise Program - Managing People
86-1
6
22
The New Enterprise Program - Market Opportunity Analysis
86-1
6
22
'The New Enterprise Program - Marketing Strategy
86-1
6
22
The New Enterprise Program -Negotiations for Success
•
86-1
6
22
The New Enterprise Program - Operations Planning
86-1
6
22
Page 2
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
The New Enterprise Program - The Entrepreneurial Experience
86-1
24
22
Managing the Architectural Firm: Decision Making from Financial Data
86-2
13
21
Managing the Architectural Firm: Productivity and Motivation
86-2
13
22
Managing the Architectural Firm: Strategies Marketing for Architects
86-2
13
22
Total Activities
44
Total Enrolment
831
Centre for the Arts
Conferences/ Symposia
International Computer Music Conference 1985
85-2
50
338
Courses/Lecture Series
Arts Management and Administration - Boards of Directors in Arts
85-2
14
14
Organizations
Arts Management and Administration - Fundraising with Government
85-2
14
15
and Foundations
Arts Management and Administration - Management Accounting
85-2
14
11
Arts Management and Administration - Marketing
85-2
14
20
Arts Management and Administration - Media Relations
85-2
14
17
Arts Management and Administration - Private Sector Fundraising
85-2
14
20
National Choreographic Seminar
85-2
160
41
The Vancouver Season, Fall '85
85-3
20
28
Total Activities
9
Total Enrolment
504
Chemistry
Conferences/ Symposia
Accelerated Radioactive Beams Workshop
85-3
36
95
Chemistry in the 80's Symposium
85-3
10
110
Lectures/Colloquia
•
C.I.L Distinguished Visiting Lecture Series: Analytical Chemical
86-1
1
100
Applications of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance to the Solid State
C.l.L Distinguished Visiting Lecture Series: High Resolution
86-1
1
100
Solic-State NMR Investigations of the Structures of Zeolite Molecular
Sieves, Catalysis and Polymers
Page 3
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
86-1
1
100
C.I.L Distinguished Visiting Lecture Series: Solid State NMR Studies
•
of the Dynamic Structures
of Organic Solids
Total Activities
5
Total Enrolment
505
Criminology/The Northern Conference
Conferences! Symposia
Northern Youth in Crisis: A Challenge for Justice
Total Activities
1
Total Enrolment
215
Design Program Advisory- Committee
Courses/Lecture Series
In Search of Paradise: Gardens as Mythological Design
Modernist Controversies - Hans Haacke
Modernist Controversies - Lissitzky, Strzminski, Mondrian: Abstract Art
of the 1920's and Political Utopia
Modernist Controversies -Mass Culture as Woman: Modernism's Other
Modernist Controversies -Politics as Genre
Modernist Controversies -The Frightening Freedom of the Brush:
Boston Institute of Contemporary Art in 1948
Expo 86: Its impact on Urban Design in Vancouver
Total Activities
7
Total Enrolment
1151
Geography
Conferences! Symposia
Award-Winning Vancouver Architecture
Total Activities
1
Total Enrolment
130
85-3
36
215
85-3
6
23
85-3
2
150
85-3
2
200
85-3
2
200
8.5-3
2
200
85-3
2
200
86-1
12
178
86-1
12
130
fl
Page 4
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
History
Courses/Lecture Series
Collecting Local History
Total Activities
1
Total Enrolment
46
.
85-3
8
46
Institute for the Humanities
Conferences! Symposia
National Symposium on Environmental Ethics: Roles and
Responsibilities in Environmental Conservation
Bureaucracy and Culture
Voluntarism and the State
Courses/Lecture Series
Humanities Core Curriculum, "The Power of Language" (Unit IV,
Section I)
Humanities Core Curriculum, "The Divided Mind" (Unit IV, Section ii)
Liberal Studies for Managers and Professionals: Attention and
Performance
Liberal Studies for Managers and Professionals: Personality Theory
and Leadership Skills
Liberal Studies for Managers and Professionals: Rational Argument
Liberal Studies for Managers and Professionals: Strategies for
Effective Thinking
Ramses II, Section 1
Ramses II, Section 2
Humanities Core Curriculum, "The Artistic Vision" (Unit IV, Section III)
Ramses Il
Lectures/Colloquia
Poetry Readings: B. Schermbrucker
Poetry Readings: D. McFaden
Poetry Readings: N. Sibum
Poetry Readings: G. Bowering
Poetry Readings: P. Kelley, T. Byrne, T. McGauiey
Poetry Readings: T. Elton, A. Hyrniuk
85-2
30
60
85-3
30
144
85-3
10
28
85-2
30
8
85-3
30
12
85-3
.
14
5
85-3
14
13
85-3
14
8
85-3
14
23
85-3
9
44
85-3
9
54
86-1
30
14
86-1
6
65
85-3
2
35
85-3
2
40
85-3
2
30
86-1
2
40
86-1
2
30
86-1
2
30
Page 5
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Poetry Readings: W. Deverell
86-1
2
10
Total Activities
20
Total Enrolment
693
Kineslology
Courses/Lecture Series
Foundation Program in Occupational Health and Safety - Legal Issues
85-3
22.5
14
and Risk Assessment
•
Foundation Program in Occupational Health and Safety - Occupational
85-3
22.5
15
Safety
Learning Through Movement: Physical Activity for the Partially
85-3
7
18
Immobilized Elderly
-
-
Managing Back Pain Through Fitness and Excercise
85-3
7
65
Marketing Skills for Fitness/Recreation Professionals and Managers
85-3
7
18
The Biomechanics of Running and Running Injuries
85-3
7
28
Foundation Program in Occupational Health and Safety -Ergonomics
86-1
22.5
19
Foundation Program in Occupational Health and Safety -Industrial
86-1
22.5
18
Hygiene
Foundation Program in Occupational Health and Safety -Preventive
86-1
22.5
15
Health Care
Total Activities
9
Total Enrolment
210
Labour
Education, SFU Advisory Committee
Conferences/ Symposia
Electronic Surveillance Conference (B.C. Federation of Labour)
85-3
8
101
Designing our own Future - Labour, Education and Community
86-1
21
275
Perspectives on New Technology
Courses/Lecture Series
Labour, Women, and Technology (Inter-University Centre for
85-2
24
23
Postgraduate Studies, Yugoslavia)
Retirement Seminar (Graphic Communications International Union)
85-2
8
210
Technological and Systems Changes at ICBC (OTEU Local 378)
85-2
8
15
Technological and Systems Changes (BCGEU, Burnaby)
85-2
8
19
Technological and Systems Changes (BCGEU, Victoria)
85-2
8
17
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Technological Change: The Union Response (AFL-CIO Women's
Summer Leadership School)
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Basic Stewards
Training, Group I
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Basic Stewards
Training, Group II
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Grievance Handler
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Introduction to
Collective Bargaining
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Labour Law
(Provincial)
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Leadership Training
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Occupational Health
and Safety (Basic)
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Parliamentary
Procedure
Technological and Systems Changes (CLC/ BC Federation of Labour!
Victoria Labour Council)
Technological Change (Coalition of Labour Union Women, CLUW)
Technological Change (Vancouver Municipal and Regional Employees
Union)
Women and Technological Change
Semester
Hours
85-2
3
85-3
10
85-3
10
85-3
10
85-3
10
85-3
10
85-3
10
85-3
10
85-3
10
85-3
10
85-3
10
85-3
16
85-3
3
Enr olment
::.
27
25
22
24
19
27
12
13
23
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Weekend School: Parliamentary
Procedure
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Assertiveness Training
for Women
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Basic Stewards
Training, Group I
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Basic Stewards
Training, Group II
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Grievance Handler
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Introduction to
Collective Bargaining
CLC'BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Labour Law (Federal)
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Leadership Training
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Technological and
Systems Changes
86-1
10
25
86-1
10
26
86-1
10
37
86-1
10
-
29
86-1
10
33
86-1
10
27
86-1
10
17
86-1
10
27
86-1
10
19
Page 7
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Technological Change
and Systems Changes
CLC/BC Federation of Labour Winter School: Workers Compensation
Boar d
Doing Your Local Union History ( Office and Professional Employees
International Union)
Internal Organizing: Working on the Inside ( Office and Professional
Employees International Union)
Public Speaking for Women in Science and Technology (Society for
Canadian Women in Science and Technology)
Science, Technology and Progress: Lessons from the History of the
Typewriter
Lectures/Colloquia
New Technolgogy and Jobs for Women (Employment Skills for
Women Society of B.C.)
New Technology: Its Impact on Women, Labour and the Future of
Work (AFL-CIO Women's Summer Leadership School)
Technological Change and Megaprojects (Social Planning and Review
Council of B.C.)
.
Technological Change in the Airlines Industry ( Brotherhood of Railway
and Airline Clerks)
Technological Change in the Workplace (Society for the Promotion
and Advancement of Career Education)
Women, Work and Computers (Public Service Alliance of Canada)
Changing Nature of Work (Association for Community Education)
Computers and Technology (North Delta Senior Secondary School)
Employment of the Disabled: Issues and Action (Employment and
Immigration Canada! BC Ministry of Labour)
Employment of the Disabled: Issues and Action (Employment and
Immigration Canada! BC Ministry of Labour)
Impact of New Technology on Society
Union Labels, Boycotts and Beer: A Hundred Years of Organizing in
the Brewery Industry (Vancouver Municipal and Regional Employees
Union)
Broadbased Involvement in Technological Choices (College of New
Caledonia)
Computers in Education: Implications for the Way We Think (Capilano
College)
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
86-1
30
30
86-1
10
25
86-1
3
21
86-1
8
74
86-1
3
18
86-1
2
23
85-2
2
15
85-2
1
105
85-2
11
160
85-2
1
71
85-2
1.5
31
85-2
2
14
85-3
2.
17
85-3
1.5
70
85-3
1.5
185
85-3
1.5
185
85-3
1.5
32
85-3
2
60
86-1
2
27
86-1
1.5
18
Page 8
Semester
Hours
86-1
2
86-1
2
86-1
1
86-1
2
86-1
4
86-1
2
Enr olment
73
12
8
18
New Technolgogy and Jobs for Women (Employment Skills for
Women Society of B.C.)
New Technology and Its Impact on Women: Designing our Future
(Women's Resource Centre, Prince George)
New Technology and Workers ( Office and Professional Employees
International Union)
Technological Change and Libraries (UBC Librarians)
User-Driven Design Methods: Problems in Design Methodology
(Centre for Advanced Resource Technologies, Prince George)
Women and Technology (Women in Trades and Technology, College
of New Caledonia)
Total Activities
55
Total Enrolment
2522
Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
Courses/Lecture Series
A Porte Ouverte
Total Activities
1
Total Enrolment
6
Latin American Studies
Conferences/ Symposia
International Conference on Liberation Theology
Total Activities
1
Total Enrolment
788
85-2
6
WIN
86-1
29
788
Mathematics and Statistics
Programs of Distinction
Combinatorial problems
Combinatorial problems - seminar for high school students in math
enrichment program
The Art of Counting
Total Activities
3
Total Enrolment
570
85-2
1
50
85-2
1
170
85-2
1
350
.
Page 9
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
,Natural Resources Management
Conferences! Symposia
Coastal Engineering and Coastal Processes on the Canadian West
Coast and the Beaufort Sea
Total Activities
1
Total Enrolment
55
Service Conferences/ Courses
Conferences! Symposia
A.E.R. (Association for the Education & Rehabilitation of the Blind and
Visually Impaired) Annual Conference
Courses/Lecture Series
General Motors College, Sales, Service, Parts
Canadian Institute for Human Learning: Identity Workshop
Fellow's Programs:
Communication in Business, Group I
•
Fellow's Programs:
Communication in Business, Group II
Fellow's Programs:
Fundamentals of Accounting
Fellow's Programs:
Introduction to Economics
Fellow's Programs: lntroductioh to Marketing
Canadian Institute for Human Learning: Identity Workshop
Fellow's Programs:
Communication in Business
Fellow's Programs:
Fundamentals of Accounting
Fellow's Programs:
Introduction to Business Administration
Fellow's Programs:
Organizational Behaviour
General Motors College:
Sales, Service, Parts
Total Activities
14
Total Enrolment
754
86-1
6
55
86-1
14
88
85-2
105
68
85-3
24
120
85-3
39
34
85-3
39
40
85-3
42
58
85-3
42
28
85-3
42
22
86-1
24
100
86-1
39
47
86-1
42
31
86-1
42
54
86-1
39
34
86-1
70
30
Women's Studies
Courses/Lecture Series
0
Women, Medicine and Psychoanalysis - Going Beyond Freud: The
Possibilities of a Feminist Psychoanalysis
86-1
1.5
153
Page 10
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Women, Medicine and Psychoanalysis - Illness as Metaphor: the 19th
86-1
1.5
82
Century Novel
Women, Medicine and Psychoanalysis - 'Saving' Working Women:
86-1
1.5
63
Reflections on Health and Safety Standards in the Workplace
Women, Medicine and Psychoanalysis - The Confinement of Women:
86-1
1.5
70
Childbirth and Hospitalization in Vancouver 1919-1939
Women, Medicine and Psychoanalysis - The Talking Cure: Women
86-1
1.5
104
and Psychoanalysis in Holywood Films
Women, Medicine and Psychoanalysis -Women and Overprescription
86-1
1.5
107
Total Activities
6
Total Enrolment
579
Writing Program, SFU Advisory Committee
Courses/Lecture Series
Writing Cookbooks for Fun and Profit
85-2
6
16
Advanced Study in Writing for Business and the Professions, Group 1
85-3
24
15
Advanced Study in Writing for Business and the Professions, Group 2
85-3
24
11
Basic Editing Skills for the Publishing Industry
85-3
16
32
Editing Scholarly Publications
85-3
12
9
Effective Newsletters for Business and Organizations
85-3
12
15
Eureka! How to Turn Your Good Idea into a Book
85-3
6
7
John Dreyfus Week
85-3
12
56
Making Radio Documentaries
85-3
18
10
Readers' Book Club
85-3
'
15
'
17
Spelling Demons of the English Language
85-3
12
11
The Craft of Newswriting
85-3
12
10
The Rare and the Beautiful
85-3
16
24
Writing Successful Proposals: A Process Approach
85-3
18
8
Advanced Editing Skills for the Book Publishing Industry
86-1
16
11
Advanced Study in Writing for Business and the Professions
86-1
24
13
Editing Scholarly Publications
'
86-1
12
11
Effective Newsletters for Business and Organizations
86-1
12
25
Eureka! How to Turn Your Good Idea into a Book
86-1
6
7
Page 11
Funny Business: Writing Humour for Pleasure and Profit
Literary Landscapes
Readers' Book Club
Specialized or Single-Title Publishing
Turning a Talent into a Business
Writing a Novel
Writing Successful Proposals: A Process Approach
Total Activities
26
Total Enrolment
405
Semester
Hours
86-1
16
86-1
7.5
86-1
15
12
86-1
6
86-1
12
86-1
18
Enr olment
22
19
22
11
6
7
10
.
Page 12
Department of Archaeology
The Prehistoric Past
Archaeology 101
Maya Lords of the Jungle
Atlantis
Gorf
Bronze Age Blast-off
86-1
1
86-1
0.5
86-1
0.5
86-1
1
Total
3
61
SFU/Knowledge Network Programs
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Department of Communication
Explorations in Mass Communication
Communication 130
Media Information Canada
The Press and the Prime Minister
The Fashionable Image
Video, Vinyl and Culture
Inside TV News
Ownership and the Public Interest
Magic in the Sky
Beyond Words
The Third Wave
Canada in an Information Age
Total
School of Criminology
(Criminology 230 and 241 on campus;
eleven DISC courses)
An Overview of the Study of
Criminology at Simon Fraser University
History of English Law - Part 1
Perspectives on Corrections: The
View from the inside
Judiciary
History of English Law - Part 2
Twelve Good Men and True -
The Role of the Jury
Regina vs Willis
Tiers
Criminal Negligence
Officers of the Court
Women and Violence: images and Realities
Capital Punishment: Should the
Public Want it Reinstated?
Young Offenders
Criminal Justice: The Sentencing Dilemma
Total
86-1
1
86-1
2
86-1
1
86-1
1
86-1
3
86-1
1
86-1
2
86-1
1
86-1.
3
.
86-1
1
16
93
85-2
0.5
85-2
0.5
85-2
1.5
85-2
0.5
85-2
0.5
85-2
0.5
85-2
1
85-2
0.5
85-2
1
85-2
0.5
85-2
1
85-2
0.5
85-2
0.5
85-2
1
10
465
Page 13
-
Semester
Hours
•
An Overview of the Study of
Criminology at Simon Fraser University
85-3
0.5
Perspectives on corrections:
The View from the Inside
85-3
1.5
Twelve Good Men and true - The Role of the Jury
85-3
0.5
Regina vs Willis
85-3
1
Capital Punishment: Should
The Public Want it Reinstated?
85-3
0.5
Tiers
85-3
0.5
Criminal Negligence
85-3
1
Women and Violence: images and Realities
85-3
1
The Judiciary
85-3
0.5
Criminal Justice; The Sentencing Dilemma
85-3
1
P4W: Prison for Women
85-3
1.5
History of English Law - Part 1
85-3
0.5
History of English Law - Part 2
85-3
.05
Criminal Justice in the Canadian North
85-3
2
Cree Hunters of the Mistassini
85-3
1
Enemy Alien
85-3
0.5
Officers of the Court
85-3
0.5
The Living Book
85-3
0.5
Toil and Peaceful Life
.
.
85-3
0.5
Young Offenders
85-3
0.5
S
Total
16
Criminal Justice: The Sentencing Dilemma
86-1
1
Regina vs Willis
86-1
1
P4W: Prison for Women
86-1
1.5
Criminal Negligence
86-1
1
Tiers
86-1
0.5
Enemy Alien
86-1
0.5
Twelve Good Men and True - The Role of the Jury
86-1
0.5
An Overview of the Study of
86-1
0.5
Criminology at Simon Fraser University
86-1
0.5
History of English Law - Part 1
86-1
0.5
History of English Law - Part 2
86-1
0.5
Toil and Peaceful Life
86-1
.0.5
The Living Book
86-1
0.5
The Judiciary
86-1
0.5
Officers of the Court
86-1
0.5
Young Offenders
.
86-1
0.5
Criminal Justice in the Canadian North
86-1
1
Total
10.5
Faculty
of Education
Cultural Differences in Education
Education 441 (Films on Multiculturalism
(DISC and on-Campus))
Between Two Worlds/Twice Upon a Time
85-2
Enr olment
1061
910
Page 14
85-2
total
85-2
of 5
85-2
hours
85-2
of film
85-2
85-2
85-2
85-2
5
40
85-2
4
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
S
Gurdeep Singh Bains/Kurelek
Veronica/Kevin Alec
In Praise of Hands
Cree Way
Cree Hunters of Mistassini
Augusta
The Hutterites
Enemy Aliens
Total
Computers in Education-A Workshop for
Classroom Teachers (two part-telecast twice
(not offered in support of a course)
Psychological Issues in Education
Education 220
Growing Years (30 X 30')
Children's Literature
Education 465
Using Literature with Children
(a series of three 30' programs)
Total
Learning Disabilities
Education 422
Coping with Learning Problems
(a series offive 30' programs)
Total
Children's Literature
Education 465
Using Literature with Children
(a series of three 30' programs)
Total
Department of English
Studies in Drama
English 368
The Homecoming
Total
Introduction to Fiction
English 101
Margaret Laurence, First Lady of Manawaka
Total
85-3
15
85-3
3
18
244
S
86-1
2.5
2.5
62
86-1
1.5
1.5
62
85-2
2.5
2.5
50
0
85-3
1
1
391
Page 15
85-2
0.5
85-2
0.5
85-2
0.5
85-2
0.5
2
32
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
86-1
2.5
2.5
74
Studies in Drama
English
368
The Homecoming
Total
Department of Geography
Soil Geography
Geography 317
Pods of Protein
Choices
The Temperate Rain Forest
The Land Must Provide
Total
The Geography of Natural Hazards
Geography 312
The Origins of Weather
The Rival World
Total
Department of History
History
.
of Women in North America
History 484
Wings on Her Shoulder/Proudly
She Marches
Total
World War il
History 338
World at War (a
26
part series of 60'
programs plus one 60' special)
Total
History of Women in North America
History 484
Wings on Her Shàuider/Proudly She
Marches
Total
World War 11
History 338
World at War (a 26 part series of 60'
programs and one 60' special)
Total
85-3
0.25
85-3
0.5
0.75
77
85-2
0.5
0.5
42
85-3
27
27
65
85-3
0.5
0.5
27
86-1
27
27
75
Page 16
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
History of Women in North America
History 484
Wings on Her Shoulder/Proudly She
Marches
86-1
0.5
Total
0.5
30
School of Kineslology
Introduction to Human Structure and Function
Kinesiology 100
Introduction to Kinesiology
Kinesiology 142
Work of the Heart/Circulation of
the Human Body
85-2
0.5
Strokes
85-2
0.5
.
Total
1
131
Contemporary Health Issues
Kinesiology 140
Holistic Health: The New Medicine
85-2
0.5
Aging (a series of five 30 programs)
85-2
2.5
Vista (a series of four 60 programs)
85-2
4
Causes and Prevention of Industrial
Skin Diseases/Safe Handling of
Pesticides/Breathing Yourself to
Death: Lung Hazards
85-2
1
Who Will I Sentence Now?
85-2
0.5
Our Health is Not for Sale
85-2
0.5
Diabetes: Beating the Needle
85-2
0.5
Think Before you Eat
85-2
0.5
The Last of Life
85-2
0.5
An Everyday Miracle: Birth
85-2
0.75
Total
11.25
66
Human Foods and Nutrition
Kinesiology 220
Digestion (telecast twice)
85-2
1
Total
1
17
Cultural Aspects of Human Movement
Kinesiology 320
The Growing Infant
85-2
0.5
Just for Me
85-2
0.5
Play
85-2
0.5
Total
1.5
41
Basic Human Anatomy
Kinesiology 325
Muscle: A Study of Integration (telecast twice)
85-2
1
.
[J
Page 17
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
•
.
Introduction to Human Structure and Function
Kinesiology 100
Introduction to Kinesiology
Kinesiology 142
Circulation of the Human Body
86-1
0.25
Total
0.25
329
Contemporary Health Issues
Kinesiology 140
Acid Rain: Requiem or Recovery
86-1
0.5
Rural Health Workers
86-1
0.5
Water: The Hazardous Necessity
86-1
0.5
Who Will I Sentence Now?
86-1
0.5
Diabetes: Beating the Needle
86-1
0.5
Our Health is Not for Sale
86-1
0.5
An Unremarkable Birth
86-1
1
A Family Affair
86-1
0.25
Just for Me
86-1
0.75
Tumaround:A Story of Recovery
86-1
0.5
DNA
86-1
0.25
Think Before you Eat
86-1
0.5
The Last of Life
86-1
0.5
Question of Immunity
86-1
0.25
Total
7
136
Basic Human Anatomy
Kinesiology 325
Muscle: A Study of Integration
86-1
0.5
The Work of the Kidneys
86-1
•
0.5
Total
1
26
Department
of
Mathematics and Statistics
Introduction to Statistics-Mathematics 101
Dynamic Visual Display of Elementary
Statistical Phenomena (telecast twice)
85-2
1
Total
•
1
85
Introduction to Statistics
Mathematics 101
Order from Chaos: The Surprising
Consequences of Randomness
85-3
0.5
Total
0.5
97
•
Introduction to Statistics-Mathematics 101
Order from Chaos: The Surprising
Consequences of Randomness
86-1
0.5
Total
0.5
163
Page 18
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Anthropology of Modern Life
Sociology and Anthropology 291
North China Factory
North China Commune
Soccer
No Life for a Woman
Boom er
Unemployment: Voices from the Line
Paperland-The Bureaucrat Observed
Some People Have to Suffer
The New Mayor
Pen-Hi Grad
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
86-1
2
86-1
3
86-1
1
86-1
1
86-1
1
86-1
2
86-1
2
86-1
1.5
86-1
1.25
86-1
1
Total
15.75
13
Women's Studies Department
Perspectives on Women: An
Introduction to Women's Studies
Women's Studies 100
Perspectives on Women
(a series of eight television
programs telecast twice)
Total
Perspectives on Women: An
Introduction to Women's Studies
Women's Studies 1.00
Perspectives on Women
(a series of eight programs telecast twice)
Total
NOTE: Enrolment figures are for on- and off-campus courses,
including courses offered by the Centre for Distance
Education. Total viewing audience undetermined.
85-2
28
28
.
41
85-3
28
28
49
.
Page 19
III. CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES BY ADMINISTRATIVE/SERVICE UNITS
Computing Services
Accessing other Computers from SFU
85-2
2
1
6
Advanced Electronic Mail Topics
85-2
2
2
9
Communicating between MTS and Apple
85-2
2
1
15
Macintosh Computer
Communicating between MTS and IBM-PC or
85-2
2
1
18
Zenith Z150 computers
Communicating between
MTS and
85-2
2
1
6
Microcomput ers
Drawing Graphs with the Computer
.
85-2
-
2
Financial Modelling on an Apple Macintosh
85-2
2
1
.
2
Financial Modelling on an IBM (or compatible) PC
85-2
2
1
3
Getting started with Electronic Mail
85-2
2
3
30
•
Getting the Most from your Workstation
85-2
2
1
4
How to Produce Papers and other Documents on
85-2
2
1
20
an IBM (or compatible) PC
How to Transfer Information to and from the
85-2
2
1
17
Computer
How to Use
SFU's Computer
85-2
2
3
32
Interactive Manipulation of Data using APL
85-2
2
1
6
Introduction to DOS for an IBM (or compatible) PC
85-2
2
2
35
Introduction to the Apple Macintosh
85-2
2
1
18
Managing the Computer Resources under your
85-2
2
1
6
Authority
Manipulating Information Stored on the Computer
85-2
2
3
31
Producing Papers, Theses, and other Documents
85-2
2
. 1
27
Using the Computer: Part I
Producing Papers, Theses, and other Documents
85-2
2
1
17
Using the Computer: Part II
Services Offered by the Computing Centre
85-2
2
1
19
Semester
Hours/Section No. of Sections
Enrolment
Page 20 1
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of Sections
Enrolment
Storing and Retrieving Information on an Apple
85-2
2
1
3
Macintosh Computer using Microsoft FILE
Storing and Retrieving Information on an IBM (or
85-2
2
1
5
compatible) PC using PFS: FILE & REPORT
Storing and Retrieving Information on an IBM (or
85-2
2
1
4
compatible) PC using dBASE II
Using the Computer for Data Analysis
85-2
2
1
8
Using the Computer to Produce Reports
85-2
2
1
5
Word Processing with MacWrite
85-2
2
1
8
Accessing Other Computers from SFU
85-3
2
1
12
Advanced Electronic Mail Topics
85-3
2
1
13
Communicating between MTS and a
85-3
2
1
8
Microcomputer
Communicating between MTS and an Apple
85-3
2
1
8
Macintosh
Communicating between MTS and an IBM-PC
85-3
2
1
12
Drawing Graphs with the Computer
85-3
2
2
16
Financial Modelling on an Apple Macintosh
85-3
2
1
6
Financial Modelling on an IBM-PC
85-3
2
1
3
Getting Started with Electronic Mail
85-3
2
2
32
Getting the Most from your Workstation
85-3
2
1
8
How to Produce Papers and other Documents on
85-3
2
1
18
an IBM-PC using Muttimate
How to Transfer Information to and from the
85-3
2
2
27
Computer
How to Use SFU's Computer (the MTS/3081
85-3
2
3
67
System)
Interactive Manipulation of Data Using APL
85-3
2
1
6
Introduction to Computing Services
85-3
2
2
44
Introduction to DOS for an IBM-PC
85-3
2
1
20
Introduction to Microsoft WORD on an Apple
Macintosh
85-3
2
2
12
Page 21
Semester
Hours/Section No. of Sections
Enrolment
•
Introduction to Microsoft WORD on an IBM-PC
85-3
2
2
17
Introduction to the Apple Macintosh
85-3
2
2
15
Manipulating Information Stored on the Computer
85-3
2
3
43
•
Producing Papers, Theses and Other Documents
85-3
2
2
39
using the Computer, Part I
Producing Papers, Theses and Other Documents
85-3
2
2
28
using the Computer, Part II
SPSSX
85-3
2
1
3
Storing and Retrieving Information on an IBM-PC
85-3
2
1
11
using dBASE III
Storing and-Retrieving Information on an IBM-PC
85-3
2
2
-
1-0
using PFS: FILE & REPORT
Using the Computer for Data Analysis
85-3
2
1
17
Using the Computer to Handle Conferences
85-3
2
1
3
Using the Computer to Produce Reports
85-3
2
1
•
Word Processing with MacWrite
85-3
2
2
12
- 8
Accessing Other Computers from SFU
86-1
2
1
Advanced Electronic Mail Topics
86-1
2
-
- 1
5
Advanced Microsoft WORD for the IBM-PC
86-1 -
2
1
•
Communicating between MTS and the IBM-PC
86-1
2
1
15•
Communicating between MTS and the Macintosh
86-1
2
1
8
Communication between MTS and
86-1
2
1
•
8
Microcomputers
Drawing Graphs with the Computer
86-1
2
2
14
Getting Started with Electronic Mail
86-1
2
3
15
Getting Started with the ORACLE Database
86-1
2
1
13
Management System
Getting the Most from your Workstation
86-1
2
1
9
How to Transfer Information to and from the
86-1
2
1
8
Computer
•
How to Use SFUs Computer (the MTS/3081
86-1
2
3
31
System)
Page
22
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of Sections
Enrolment
How to Use Spreadsheets on the IBM-PC
86-1
2
1
8
How to Use Spreadsheets on the Macintosh
86-1
2
1
9
Interactive manipulation of data using APL
86-1
2
1
5
Introduction to Computing Services
86-1
2
1
9
Introduction to DOS for the IBM-PC
86-1
2
2
19
Introduction to Microsoft WORD on the IBM-PC
86-1
2
1
14
Introduction to Microsoft Word on the Macintosh
86-1
2
2
19
Introduction to Phototypesetting Using
86-1
2
1
11
Microcomputers
Introduction to the Macintosh
86-1
2
2
22
Managing the Computer Resources under your
86-1
2
1
3
Authority
Manipulating Information Stored on the Computer
86-1
2
3
25
Producing Papers, Theses, and other Documents
86-1
2
2
22
using the Computer, Part I
Producing Papers, Theses, and other Documents
86-1
2
2
14
using the Computer, Part II
0
Solving Differential Equations with a Computer
86-1
2
1
8
Storing and Retrieving Information on the IBM-PC
86-1
2
1
20
Using dBASE Ill
Storing and retrieving information on the Macintosh
86-1
2
1
13
using Microsoft FILE
Using the Computer for Data Analysis
86-1
2
1.
11
Word Processing Tips for Macintosh Users
86-1
2
1
7
Word Processing with MacWrite
86-1
2
2
17
Total Activities
87
Total Enrolment
1288
Library
Access to Information
85-2
3
3
64
Access to Information
85-3
3
9
327
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Semester
Hours/Section No. of Sections
Enrolment
86-2
2
4
87
•
Access to Information
Total Activities
3
Total Enrolment
478
Recreation
Aquatics- Intermediate/Advanced Swim
Aquatics - Scuba
Combatives - Fencing
Combatives - Karate
Dance- Jive Dance
Dance - Waltz
Racquet Sports - Racquetball
Racquet Sports - Tennis
Weight Training
Aquatics - Bronze Medallion
Aquatics - Scuba
Aquatics - Swim
Combatives - Fencing
Combatives - Karate
Combatives - rai Chi
Dance - Social Dance
Racquet Sports- Racquetball
Racquet Sports - Squash
Weight Training
Yoga
Aquatics - Bronze Medallion
Aquatics - Intermediate/Advanced Swim
Aquatics - Scuba
85-2
16
1.
4
85-2
21
1•
7
85-2
42
1
30
85-2
78
1
60
85-2
3
1
-----
3
85-2
3
1
4
85-2
2
1
1
85-2
8
1
23
85-2
6
1
15
85-3
1
8
85-3
21
1
7
85-3
16
2
44
85-3
42
1
23
85-3
78
1
87
85-3
28
2
34
85-3
12
1
10
85-3
2
1
12
85-3
2
1
9
85-3
6
1
9
85-3
20
1
10
86-1
1
6
86-1
16
1
2
86-1
16
1
2
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Aquatics - Swim
Combatives - Fencing
Combatives - Karate
Combatives - Pal Chi
Racquet Sports - Racquetball
Racquet Sports - Squash
Weight Training
Yoga
Total Activities
31
Total Enrolment
614
Semester
Hours/Section
No. of Sections
86-1
16
1
86-1
42
1
86-1
78
1'
86-1
28
1
86-1
2
1
86-1
2
1
86-1
6
1
86-1
20
1
Enr olment
13
19
81
27
6
7
34
17
.
Total Programs
121
Total Enrolment
2380
.
.
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25
