SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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FOR INFORMATION
MIMORANDUM
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Ron Heath
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Secretary of Senate
SUbd.........SC..Annua...
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Dennis
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Foth,
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Secretary
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Continuing Studies
Date ...... October
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Please find enclosed two
stati
stical/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, 1983 through April 30,
1984. These documents constitute the annual report of the
Senate Committee on Continuing Studies.
i1
Dennis Foth
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Enclosures
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Senate Committee on Continuing Studies
REPORT ON
UNDERGRADUATE EXTENSION CREDIT COURSES?
May 1, 1983 - April 30, 1984
This report describes the numbers of undergraduate extension
credit course offerings and associated course enrollee figures of
theDe.partmentsEacu1tLesof the university for the period May 1, 1983
through April 30, 1984. By way of definition, extension credit courses
include those that are offered after 4:30 p.m. of the regular semesters
or during the days or evenings of Intersession (May-June) or Summer
Session (July-August), those that are offered in downtown Vancouver
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(day or evening), those that are offered off-campus in a classroom
(e.g., atKelowna, Prince George), and those that are available
throughout the province via print or print and audio tapes - i.e., the
Directed Independent Study (correspondence) Course Program.
A summary of the numbers of extension credit course offerings
and the numbers of course enrollees for each type of extension
course is presented in Table 1. A total of 22,594 course enrollees
was recorded in 640 extension credit course offerings during 1983-84,
3.9% (855) more enrollees than for the same period of 1982-83. The
number of enrollees represented 26.7% of the total number of under-
graduate enrollees at the university during 1983-84 (84,526).
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I On-campus and Downtown Undergraduate Extension Credit Programs
A summary of the numbers of courses and course enrollees for
each location (on-campus, downtown) by each Faculty for each of
the three semesters of 1983-84 and 1982-83 is presented in Table 2.
The number of enrollees was down marginally (-2.1%) during 1983-84
relative to 1982-83 as was the number of course offerings (-5.0%,
498 vs 524 courses).
In terms of location, the number of course enrollees in the
on-campus program was down slightly (0.9%, 15,616 vs 15,765).
By Faculty, Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies showed an increase
(3.3% and 9.4%, respectively) whereas Business Administration,
Education, and Science were down (-18.6%, -5.4%, and -2.8%,
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respectively). The decrease in enrollees in Business Administration
appears to be due to a drop in course offerings (51 vs 67 in 1982-83)
and the effect of raised admission and continuance GPA's for that
program. Total enrollment In the Downtown Program was down 10.0%
(2,007 vs 2,231). This effect appears to be attributable to four
fewer course offerings and, as with the on-campus program, a decrease
in the number of course enrollees in Business Administration.
II Off-campus Undergraduate Credit Programs
A summary of the number of off-campus lecture and seminar
courses and enrollees in such courses is presented, by program,
in Table 3. The number of course enrollees decreased by 8.0%,
due to the fact that the Spring Semester, 1982, represented the
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conclusion of Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies course offerings
at Kelowna.
III Directed Independent Study Courses
Forty-one different undergraduate courses were available in
this instructional mode during 1983-84. The total number of
offeringso_f these courses was 106, seven more than in 1982-83.
The total number of course enrollees was 4,484, an increase of
39.5% relative to 1982-83.
IV Special Audit Students
The number of people attending classes, day or evening,
on- or off-campus, as special audit students during 1983-84 was
157, a decrease of 27 (14.7%) over 1982-83.
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TABLE 1
Numbers of Courses and Course Enrollees for On-Campus Evening
and Downtown, Off-Campus and Directed Independent Study Programs
for the May 1 through April 30 Periods of 1983-84 and 1982-83.
Percentage
1982-83
1983-84
Change in
Change in
Number of
Number of
Course Type
Courses
Enrollees
Courses
Enrollees
Courses*
Enrollees
On Campus
and Downtown
524
17,996
498
17,624
(5.0)
(2.1)
Off Campus
37
528
36
486
(2.7)
(8.0)
Directed
Independent
Study
99
3,215
106
4,484
7.1
39.5
Total
660
21,739
640
22,594
(3.0)
3.9
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Numbers of Courses and Course Enrollees Off-Campus for the
May 1 through April 30 Periods of 1983-84 and 1982-83
Program
Education
Degree Completion,
Extended Studies Diploma
(Vernon, Kelowna,
Kamloops, etc.)
Education
Professional Development
Arts
Degree Completion
(Kelowna, Prince George)
Total
1982-83 ? 1983-84
Courses ?
Enrollees ?
Courses
?
Enrollees
?
18 ?
257 ?
15 ?
222
?
15 ?
215 ?
21 ?
264
?
4 ?
56
?
- -
?
- -
?
37 ?
- ?
528 ?
36
?
486
.
Each course in this program (i.e., Education 401/402 and 405) has 15
semester hours of credit associated with it. The majority of SFIJ
courses, including most of those reported here, carry 3-5 semester
hours of credit.
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REPORT ON CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES?
May 1, 1983 - April 30, 1984
I. SUMMARY OF CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES AND ENROLMENTS
Activities by
Activities by Administrative!
Academic
Units*
Service Units
?
Total
Courses/Lecture Series
Total Activities
Total Enrolment
Conferences/Symposia
To-tai-Activities
83
3,030
14
82
?
165
2,569 ?
5,599
14
Total Enrolment
?
.
2,122
2,122
Lectures/Colloquia
Total Activities
43
43
Total Enrolment
2,756
2,756
Programs of Distinction, Research Professor,
Convocation Speaker, and Einstein Lectures
Total Activities
35
35
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Total Enrolment
2,507
2,507
SFU Publications
Total Distance Education Packages, Books,
CP Air Tapes
35
Total Items Sold
1,380
1,380
Knowledge Network Programs
Total Programs ?
.
29
29
Total
Enrolment**
5,137
5,137
Total Activities: ?
321
Total Enrolment: ?
19,501
* 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 courses listed,
to whom KNOW programs were directed. The total viewing audience cannot be determined.
0
84-1
33
36
84-1
1
150
84-1
1
70
84-1
1
80
84-1
1
50
84-1
1
30
84-1
1
30
.
18
23
24
.
4½
4½
4½
008
2
II. CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES BY ACADEMIC UNITS
Unit
?
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
Archaeology
Programs of Distinction
Paleo-Indian Peoples of the High Plains
New Perspectives on Ancient Ceremonial Life
Total Activities: ?
2
Total Enrolment: ?
95
Biological Sciences
Courses and Lecture Series
Beemasters Short Course (with the Atiary Branch of
the Provincial Ministry of Agriculture)
Programs of Distinction
Foraging: The Birds and the Bees
Bird Song: How and Why
Reproductive Performance of Individual Barnacle
Geese: is the tundra full to capacity?
Energetics of Parental Investment in Birds
Psychological Aspects of Foraging
The Ecology and Psychology of Short Term Memory
in Animals
Knowledge Network Programs
Apiculture
Total Activities: ?
8 ?
Total Enrolment: 457
?
84-1 ?
1
?
60
?
84-1 ?
2
?
35
84-1
?
4½
?
11
Business Administration
Courses and Lecture Series
Comprehensive Auditing Workshop
83-3
Power and Productivity in Organizations
83-3
Microcomputers, Automation and Business Performance
84-1
Futures Research and Marketing Strategy:
?
Projections
for the U.S. Marketplace
84-1
The Executive Forum
Protectionism versus Reciprocity:
?
Challenges
Facing Western Canadian Business Relations
With the U.S. Government
84-1
The Changing Role of the CEO
841
Business Strategies for the Future:
?
Implications
of a New Economic Structure
841
6½
?
50
13
?
11
13
?
21
4½
?
23
• Unit
?
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
Foundation Program in Tourism Management
Industry Overview
83-3
19½
17
Financial Planning for the Tourism Industry
83-3
19½
17
Organizational Management in the Tourism Industry
84-1 19½
17
Marketing Strategies and Market Research in Tourism
84-1
19½
19
Tourism Policy and Planning
84-1
19½
19
Foundation Program in Management for Women
Quantitative Analysis
83-3
21
24
Management Communication
83-3
21
24
Organizational Behaviour
83-3
21
22
Leadership in Management:
?
Policy and Planning
83-3
21
19
Introduction to Accounting
84-1
21
22
BudgetingandF±nance
84-1
21
24
Management Development Program for Women
Effective Speaking as a Management Skill
83-3
13
14
Managerial Skills for Women Entering Management
83-3
14
16
New Leadership Styles for the Woman Manager
of the 1980's
84-1
13
23
Investment Strategies and Tax Planning for
Women Managers
84-1
13
19
Women in Middle Management
84-1
13
16
Financial Planning and Budgeting for the
Non-Financial Woman Manager
84-1
13
11
.
?
Mid-Career Planning:
?
Trends and Turning Points
84-1
13
21
Improving Communication Skills
84-1
13
25
Programs of Distinction
Power in Organizations: ?
Who Gets It and How
They Hold on to It
83-2
1
160
Total Activities:
?
27
Total Enrolment:
?
699
Canadian Studies
Lectures/Colloquia
Mavis Gallant- reading from her work
?
84-1 ?
2 ?
2 ?
200
Total Activities:
?
1
Total Enrolment
?
200
Centre for the Arts
Con ferences/Symposia
New Narrative Cinema ?
and the Future of Film Theory
?
83-3
?
20
?
138
.
Total Activities: ?
1 ?
Total Enrolment: ?
138
010
4
Unit
?
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
0
Communication
Programs of Distinction
Reflections of a Lapsed Regulator (lecture)
Reflections of a Lapsed Regulator (seminar)
Total Activities:
?
2
Total Enrolment:
?
40
Computing Science
Courses and Lecture Series
CMOS VLSI Design Workshop
Total Activities: ?
1
Total Enrolment: ?
12
?
.84-1
?
25
?
84-1
?
2
?
15
83-3 ?
20
?
12
Continuing Studies
Conferences/Symposia
Royal Commission on the Economic Union and
Development Prospects for Canada
83-2
Transportation and Communication:
?
Tomorrow
Begins Today
84-1
Expo 86:
?
Theme Development Meeting
84-1
Lectures/Colloquia
Entrance Requirements and Entrance Procedures at
the University of London
83-3
The Home and Overseas External Undergraduate and
Graduate Programs of the University of London
83-3
National Universities Week
Advanced Technology, Human Values and the Universities
83-3
SFU Filmmakers
83-3
Studio D:
?
A Forum for Women Filmmakers
83-3
University Women: ?
Changing Expectations
83-3
Total Activities:
?
9
Total Enrolment: ?
777
10
?
212
20
?
170 .
14
?
32
2
?
10
2
?
8
4
?
.75
2
?
200
2
?
30
2
?
40
Criminology
Courses and Lecture Series
The Art and Science of Classification: The Iowa
Model as a Case Study
Con ferences/Symposia
Sexual Aggressives Treatment/Research Symposium
?
84-1 ?
20
?
80
?
84-i ?
25
?
250
?
.
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1
?
- .--
-
?
_ ?
u
5 01
• Unit
Knowledge Network Programs
CRIM. 230 and 241 on campus; 9 DISC courses
An Overview of the Study of Criminology at
Simon Fraser University; Capital Punishment:
Should the Public Want It Reinstated; A
Warehouse for Bodies; The Judiciary
CRIM. 230 and 241 on campus; 10 DISC courses
The Judiciary; An Overview of the Study of
Criminology at Simon Fraser University;
Capital Punishment: Should the Public Want
It Reinstated; Perspectives on Corrections:
The View from the Inside; A Warehouse for
Bodies
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
83-2 ?
2 ?
391
83-3 ?
3
?
941
CRIM. 10
DISC courses
An Overview of the Study of Criminology at
Simon Fraser University; Capital Punishment:
Should the Public Want It Reinstated;
Perspectives on Corrections: The View from
the Inside; A Warehouse for Bodies; The
Judiciary; History of English Law Part I;
History of English Law Part II; Twelve Good
Men and True - The Role of the Jury; Tiers
?
84-1 ?
5
.
Total Activities:
?
5
?
Total Enrolment: ?
2,482
Education
Conferences/Symposia
Charter of Rights and Freedoms:
?
Catalyst for
Educational Reform?
83-2
14
Knowledge Network Programs
EDUC. 441 on campus and DISC
Films on Multiculturalism -- Between Two
Worlds; Twice Upon a Time; Gurdeep Singh Bains;
Kurelek; Veronica; Kevin Alec; Cree Way; Augusta;
The Hutterites; Cree Hunters of Mistassini;
Enemy Alien; In Praise of Hands
83-2
5
EDUC.
?
422
A Different Understanding
83-3
5½
EDUC. 441
Films on Multiculturalism -- Between Two Worlds;
Twice Upon a Time; Gurdeep Singh Bains; Kurelek;
Veronica; Kevin Alec; Cree Way; Augusta; The
Hutterites; Cree Hunters of Mistassini; Enemy
Alien; In Praise of Hands
83-3
5
EDUC. 220
Growing Years
84-1
7½
820
52
67
94
58
182
English
Programs of Distinction
Prospects for Anthropology
84-1
The Fate of the Concept of
Communicative Competence
84-1
The Language of Myth
.
84-1
Knowledge Network Programs
ENGL. 101 on campus and DISC
Margaret Laurence, First
Lady of Manawaka
83-2
ENGL.
?
101
Margaret Laurence, First
Lady of Manawaka
83-3
ENGL. ?
368
The Homecoming
83-3
ENGL. ?
101
Margaret Laurence, First
Lady of Manawaka
84-1
Total Activities: ?
7
Total Enrolment: ?
1,263
1
?
30
1
?
60
1
?
60
2
?
2
?
111
1
?
673
2½
?
31
1
?
298
6012
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
84-1
?
8½ ?
53
Unit
EDUC. 422
A Different Understanding
EDUC. 441
•
?
?
Films on Multiculturalism -- Between Two Worlds;
Twice Upon a Time; Gurdeep Singh Bains; Kurelek;
Veronica; Kevin Alec; Cree Hunters of Mistassini;
Cree Way; Augusta; The Hutterites; Enemy Alien;
In Praise of Hands
Computers in Education
Movement Education
Total Activities: ?
9
Total Enrolment: ?
687
?
84-1
?
4½
?
36
?
33-3
?
1 r;
?
84-1
?
3
?
39
Geography
Knowledge Network Programs
GEOG. 317 (DISC)
Pods of Protein; Choices; Thought for Food
GEOG. 469
Death of a Legend; People of the Seal, Part I;
People of the Seal, Part II; The Aviators. of
Hudson Strait; Stefansson: The Arctic Prophet;
Cree Hunters of the Mistassini
GEOG. 312
Marine Meteorology; The Origins of Weather;
The Rival World
Total Activities:
?
3
1')t.j
Enrolment:
?
100
83-2 ?
9 ?
23
I
?
27
84-1
?
1½
?
50
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
83-3
2
30
83-3
3
60
84-1
½
40
83-3
2
17
83-3.
2
17
83-3
2
17
83-3
2
25
ei-i
Z
4b
83-3
2
15
83-3
2
16
83-3
2
40
83-3
2
49
83-3
2
25
83-3
2
60
83-3
2
37
83-3
2
.
?
48
83-3
2 ?
..
52
?
84-1
?
1 ? 100
?
84-1 ?
1
?
40
83-2 ?
1
.
?
. ?
31
83-3 ?
54 .
83-3 ?
½
24
84-1 ?
½
21
84-1
?
54 ?
. 73
7
01
•
Unit
History
Lectures/colloquia
Museums and Business
The State of the Labour Movement in B.C.
1902 Telephone Operators Strike
Labour History Lecture Series
Women's Work: The Historical Genesis of the
Lbour Market Segmentation
The World of Women's Work in B.C.
Reflections on the Quality of Working Life
Deviant Women: Single Mothers and Prostitutes
in the 1930's
Contested Terrain: Workers' Control in Cape
Breton's Coal Mines in 1920's
Popular Violence in Pre-Confederation Canada
Corporatism
Workers in B.C. in the 20th Century
Women Workers in the 20th Century
Ontario Workers in the 20th Century
Quebec Workers in the 20th Century
Workers in Atlantic Canada in the 20th Century
Labour in the 19th Century Canada
• ?
The Canadian Labour Movement and the State
Programs of Distinction
Beasts, Barbarians or Brothers
Richelieu and Olivares
Knowledge Network Programs
HIST. 484 (DISC)
Wings on Her Shoulder/Proudly She Marches
World War II (HIST. 338)
HIST. 484
Wings on Her Shoulder/Proudly She Marches
HIST. 484
Wings on Her Shoulder/Proudly She Marches
World War II (HIST. 338)
Total Activities:
?
24
Total Enrolment: ?
937
Institute for the Humanities
Courses and Lecture Series
Freud Today
The Repression of Psychoanalysis
Women and Law
.
?
Freud's Flight From Truth
Current Perspectives on Freud
84-1
1
110
84-1 1
. ?
5
84-1
1½
250
84-1
3
185
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8
01
Conferences/SymposiaUnit
?
?
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
0
Alternative Media
Lectures/Colloquia
The Solidarity Strike in Context
Drug Use and Canadian Law
Total Activities:
?
7
Total Enrolment:
?
848
?
84-1
?
6
?
68
?
84-1 ?
2
?
200
?
84-1
?
2
?
30
Kinesiology
Knowledge Network Programs
KIN. 100 and 142 on campus and DISC
Work of the Heart/Circulation of the Human
Body; Strokes/I am Joe's Heart
KIN. 100 and 142
Work of the Heart/Circulation of the Human
Body; Strokes/I am Joe's Heart
KIN. 200
Digestion
KIN. 100 and 142
Work of the Heart/Circulation of the Human
Body; Strokes/I am Joe's Heart
KIN. 320
Just for Me; Body in Question; The Growing
Infant; Child's Play
Total Activities: ?
5
Total Enrolment: ?
903
?
83-2
?
1
?
109
?
83-3
?
1
?
294
?
83-3
?
½
?
30
?
84-1 ?
3/4
?
421
?
•
?
84-1
?
24½
?
49
Kinesiology - Institute for Human Performance
Courses and Lecture Series
Preventing Injuries in Exercise Classes
83-2
Weight Training Program
83-3
The Biornechanics of Running and Running Injuries
83-3
Developing Fitness Programs for Seniors
83-3
Microcomputers in Sport, Health and Fitness
84-1
Entrepreneurial Skills for Sport, Health and Fitness
84-1
Body Composition:
?
Its Measurement and Significance
84-1
Obesity and Weight Control Update
84-1
The Fitness Leader:
?
Changing Roles and Expectations
84-1
Conferences/Symposia
Acupuncture:
?
The Western Approach to Pain
Management
84-1
Total Activities:
?
io
Total Enrolment:
?
489
6
?
40
12½
?
2
?
115
6
?
68
6
?
67
6½
?
18
6½
?
55
6½
?
16
6½
?
39
6½
?
12
21
?
59
015
9
Unit
Semester
Hours
Section
Enrolment
Labour Education, SFU Advisory Committee
?
-
Courses and Lecture Series
The Office of the Future (College-Institute
Educators' Association of B.C.)
83-2
7
5
Leadership Training
83-2
30
20
CLC/B.C. Federation of Labour Weekend School
Advanced Stewards Training
83-3
20
2
39
Assertiveness Training for Women
10
7
Basic Occupational Health and Safety
10
13
Basic Research Techniques
10
7
Basic Steward Training
20
2
53
Duties of a Union Officer
10
11
Effecfi3TeChairir1g
10
12
From UIC to Welfare
10
l5
lntroduction to Collective Bargaining
20
2
28
Leadership Training
20
2
18
Provincial Labour Law
10
16
Technological Change
Union Orientation
10
7
Wage Controls
10
8
Write On Level I
84-1
10
22
Advanced Steward Training
20
2
47
•
Assertiveness Training for Women
Basic Steward Training
10
10
15
29
Labour History
10
26
Leadership Training
10
33
Technological Change
10
12
Write On Level II
10
12
CLC Winter School
Technological Change I
8471
30
17
Technological Change II
30
19
Parliamentary Procedure
30
27
Technological Change (CLC)
84-1
10
17
Women and Technological Change (CLC)
84-1
3
20
Your Job in the 90's
84-1
14
280
Technological Change (Greater Vancouver Municipal
Health Service Employees)
84-1
3
23
Conferences/Symposia ?
-
Technological Change Symposium (Telecommunications
Workers Union)
83-2
21
250
Technological Change in Graphic Arts
83-3
7
350
Lectures/Colloquia
Technological Change (International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers, Local 213)
?
2
Hidden Hias in Machine Desiqn (First National.
• ?
Conference on Women in Science and Technoloqy)
?
H
-2
Technological Change (MJCE Local 1)
?
H
2
ioUl
(
1
(I
Unit
?
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
Social Choices in New Technology (Association of
Professional Engineers of B.C., Fraser Valley
Branch)
Technological Change (AUCE Local 2)
Appropriate Technology
Pros and Cons of Office Automation (B.C. Business
and Computer Show)
Technological. Change (International Ladies
Garment Workers Union)
Information Technology: The Sexist Bias in Machine
Design (Canadian Research Institute for the
Advancement of Women)
Future of Work (University of Victoria)
Technological Change in the Library (Surrey
Librarians).
Social Choices and New Technology
Last Back: Telephone Operators and the 1919
Vancouver Solidarity Strike (Women's History
in B.C. Conference)
Employment Implications of Office Automation
(Canada Employment and Immigration Commission)
Technological Change (AUCE Local 1)
Total Activities:
?
48
Total Enrolment: 2,332
833
3
16
• 83-3
2.
11
83-3
3
17
83-3
3
80
83-3
2
15
83-3
70
83-3
1
70
84-1
2
34
84-1
2
34
84-1
40
84-1
8 ?
4
82
84-1
2
100
.
Latin American Studies
Lectures/Colloquia
United States Policy in Central America (Noam Chomsky) 84-1
?
1
?
500
Total Activities:
?
1
Total Enrolment:
?
500
Northern Conference
Conferences/Symposia
Circuit and Rural Court Justice in the North
Total Activities:
?
1
Total Enrolment
?
200
?
84-1
?
40
?
83-3 ?
2',
?
190
Philosophy
Con ferences/Symposia
North-South Dialogue
Total Activities:
?
1
Total Enrolment:
?
190
017
11
Unit
?
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
Physics
Programs of Distinction
Probing the Dynamics of Condensed Matter by
Neutron Scattering
Spin Conservation and.Critical Dynamics
Around the Curve Point
Total Activities: ?
2
Total Enrolment: ?
70
?
84-1 ?
1
? 50
?
84-1
?
1
? 20
Political Science
Canada's Role in East-West Relations ?
84-1
Programs of Distinction
Socialism in North America
?
84-1
Comparative Analysis of Canada and the United States 84-1
Total Activities: ?
3
Total Enrolment:
?
145
Psychology
Conferences/Symposia
Mental imagery Conference
83-2
Programs of Distinction
The Sociobiology of Howler Monkeys
84-1
Infanticide in Red Howler Monkeys
84-1
The Primate World
84-1
Orangutan Adaptation and Behaviour:
?
New Discoveries
84-1
Man in Evolutionary Perspective
84-1
Can Darwin's View of life shed light on human
sexuality
84-1.
Darwinian Psychology
84-1
Total Activities:
?
8
Total Enrolment:
?
626
1
?
60
1
?
50
1
?
35
18
?
61
1
?
75
1
?
25
1
?
120
1
?
60
1
?
70
1
?
150
1
?
65
• ?
Resource Management
Con ferences/Symposia
Canadian Coastal Conference
Total Activities: ?
1
Total Enrolment: ?
90
83-2 ?
25
?
90
12018
Unit
?
SerTtester Hours Section Enrolment
Science, Faculty of
Einstein Lectures
• Running Inquiries
Do Lawyers Need LargePrime Numbers?
It's a Brand New Black Hole:
Total Activities: ?
3
Total Enrolment:
?
400
Writing Program, SFU Advisory Committee
Courses and Lecture Series
Readers' Book Club
Readers' Book Club
Writing Cookbooks for Profit - Workshop
Writing Cookbooks for Profit - Mini-Course
Book Reviewing in B.C.
Writing Successful Proposals -
Improving Writing
The Book and Its Form
Readers' Book Club
Writing Fellows, 83-84
Total Activities:
?
10
Total Enrolment: ?
480
83-2
1
15
83-3
2
38
84-1
7
36
84-1
3
110
84-1
5
23
84-1
7
36
84-1
24
15
84-1
24
30
84-1
5
172
?
83-3
?
1
?
150
?
84-1
?
1
?
100
?
84-1
?
1
?
150
University - Other
Convocation Speaker Lectures
John E. (Jack) Webster
Investigative Reporting: Role and Responsibilities
in Contemporary Society
?
83-2
?
1
?
250 ?
John I. Goodlad
An Agenda for School Improvements
?
83-2
?
1
?
50 ?
Some Puzzling Comparisons of More or Less
Satisfying Schools
?
83-2
?
1
?
50
Research Professor Lectures
John Martin Kitchen
Beauty and the Beast, British Relations with the
Soviet Union during the Second World War ?
84-1
?
1
?
75 ?
Edward McWhinrtey
The United Nations and the Third World ?
83-3
?
1
?
30
Total Activities:
?
5 ?
-
Total Enrolment: ?
455
?
0
13
019
SFU Publications
•
Distance Education Packages
No. Sold
Packages are a combination of print material, audiotares,
videotapes or slides
Achievements of F.R. Scott
30
Bilingualism and Multiculturalism in Education
24
Challenges to Science
Clinical Concerns in Child Development
11
Contact and Conflict
26
Diet and Heart Disease
20
Developmental Drama in the Classroom
20
Drug Abuse: ?
Policy Options ?
in B.C.
11
Education Canada
11
tft-i-
4F
—
Manageinent
75
Emily Carr: A Biography
20
Environmental Ethics and Land Use
5
Exercise During Pregnancy
93
Family Choice in Education
8
The Female Athlete
16
Health Cncernsôf An Aging Population
102
Indochinese Refugees in B.C.
10
Meeting the Challenge of the Mentally Impaired Elderly
47
Micro Computers in the Classroom
35
Health and the Elderly
108
.
Mental
Moral Problems in Health Care
20
Performance and Sports Psychology
68
Physical Activity and the Child
40
Psychology of Aging
86
Total Packages: ?
24
Total Number Sold: ?
890
Books
The Female Athlete ?
67
Canada's Changing Age Structure ?
28
Sexual Aggression and the Law
?
120
Native North Americans: Crime, Conflict and Criminal Justice
?
275
Total Books:
?
4
Total Number Sold: ?
490
fl,'
14
020
is
University in the Air (CP Air Research Update Audiotapes)
Artificial Intelligence — with Nick Cercone
Environmental Crime — with Patricia Brantingham
My Years with Grey Owl — with Ken Conibear
Canada's Code of Rights and Freedom — with Edward McWhinney
Weight Control — with Chris Davis
Adolescent Behaviour — with Bob Ley
Mid-Career Change - with Jack Blaney
Total CP Air Tapes:
?
7
[iJ
is
•
?
am
15
021
0 ?
III. CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES BY ADMINISTRATIVE/SERVICE UNITES
Unit
?
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
Computing Centre
Introduction to Computing Centre Services
83-2
2
1
20
Introduction to MTS
83-2
6
3
69
The MTS Editor
83-2
6
3
69
Files and Devices in MTS
83-2
6
3
53
Introduction to Textform, Part I
83-2
4
2
44
Introduction to Textform, Part II
83-2
4
2
36
Introduction to Tellagraf
83-2
2
1
29
Introduction to APL
83-2
2
1
15
1ntrodititR-eportenerator
83--2_______2
1
5
Introduction to Pascal
83-2
2
1
19
Statistical Computing with SPSS,
?
Part I
83-2
2
1
17
Statistical Computing with SPSS, Part II
83-2
2
1
13
Introduction to FORUM and Message System
83-2
2
1
10
MTS Project Accounting
83-2
2
1
2
Introduction to Computing Centre Services
83-3
2:
1
16
Introduction to MTS
83-3
8
4
82
The MTS Editor
83-3
8
4
69
and Devices in MTS
83-3
8
4
55
•
Files
Introduction to Pascal
?
:
833
2
1
11
Introduction to Textform,
?
Part ?
I
83-3
4
2
44
Introduction to Textforrn,
?
Part ?
II
83-3
4:
2
35
Introduction to Report Generator
83-3
2
1
10
Introduction to Tellagraf
83-3
4
2
36
Introduction to SPSSX, ?
Part ?
I
83-3
4
2
44
Introduction to SPSSX, ?
Part 2
83-3
4
2
24
Introduction to Forum and Message System
83-3
2
1
6
Services Offered by the Computing Centre
84-1
2
1
10
How to Use SFU's Computer
84-1
10
5
87
Manipulating Information Stored on the Computer
84-1
10
5
64
How to Transfer Information To and From the Computer
84-1
10
5
56
Producing Papers, Theses and Other Documents Using
the Computer: ?
Part ?
I
84-1
8
4
62
Producing Papers, Theses and Other Documents Using
the Computer: ?
Part ?
II
84-1
8
4
48
16
022
Unit
?
-
Using the Computer for Data Analysis: Part I
Using the Computer for Data Analysis: Part II
Using the Computer to Produce Reports
Drawing Graphs with the Computer
Sending Messages via the Computer
How to Maximize the Capabilities of Your Computer
Terminal
Using the Computer to Handle Conferences
Microcomputer Appreciation
Managing the Computer Resources Under Your Authority
Accessing Other Computers from SFU
Survey of Some Popular Computer Languages Available
at SFU
Total Events:
?
43
Total Enrolment: ?
1,346
Semester Hours
Section
Enrolment
84-1
6
3
40
84-1
6
3
21
84-1
2
1
13
84-1
6
3
37
84-1
2
1
6
84-1
2
1
9
84-1
2
1
3
84-1
4
2
25
84-1
2
1
9
84-1
2
1
14
84-1
2
1
9
Library
Access to Information
83-2
3
1
75
Access to Information
83-3
3
1
345
Access to Information
84-1
3
1
140
Government Documents
84-1
1
1
20
Mini Access to Information
84-1
1
1
2
Total ?
Events: ?
-
5
Total
?
Enrolment: ?
582
Recreation
Aquatics
83-2
?
- 16
1
38
Fencing ?
-
83-2
20
1
21
Karate
83-2
20
1
12
Yoga
83-2
16
1
6
Weight Training
83-2
4
1
16
Racquetball
83-2
4
1 ?
,
8
Squash
83-2
4
1
11
Tennis
83-2
8
1
30
Laser Sailing
83-2
10
1
23
A
quatics
83-3
16
1
23
Fencing
83-3
20
1
29
Wen-Do
83-3
12
1
8
Karate
83-3
20
1
56
T'ai ?
Chi
83-3
20
1
20
Gymnastics
83-3
20
1
11 ?
-
O2
17
• Unit
?
Semester Hours Section Enrolment
Yoga
83-3
16
1
19
Weight Training
83-3
4
1
43
Racquetball
83-3
4
1
7
Squash
83-3
4
I
9
Tennis
83-3
8
1
2
Social Dance
83-3
12
1
13
Laser Sailing
83-3
10
1
8
Aquatics
84-1
16
1
25
Fencing
84-1
20
1
13
Wen-Do
84-1
12
1
13
Karate
84-1
20
1
87
T'ai Chi
84-1
86-1
20
16
1
l
20
10
Yoga
Weight Training
84-1
4
1
12
Racquetball
84-1
4
1
3
Squash
84-1
4
1
18
Social Dance
84-1
12
1
11
SCUBA
84-1
25
1
9
Badminton
84-1
10
1
7
.
Total
Events:
Total Enrolment:
34
641
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