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For the information of Senate the following reports, covering
the period May 1, 1978 to April 30, 1979 are attached:-
1)
Report on Extension Credit (Evening, Intersession,
Summer Session and Off-Campus) Courses
2)
Report on Certificate & Diploma Programs
3)
Report on Credit-Free Activities by,
(i)
Academic Departments
(ii)
Administrative & Academic Service Departments
The purpose of these reports is to provide basic statistical data
on all Department and Faculty courses offered beyond the campus
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and the "regular" semester periods, and on all (or most) non-credit
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that these reports do not constitute a report on the Office of
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Senate Committee on Continuing Studies
• REPORT ON UNDERGRADUATE
EXTENSION CREDIT COURSES
May 1, 1978 - April 30, 1979
,.This report describes the undergraduate extension credit course offer-
ings and associated course enrollee figures of the Departments/Faculties
of the University for the period May, 1978 through April 30, 1979. By way
of definition, extension credit courses include those that are offered on-
campus 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 arc-
offered off-campus in a classroom; and those that are available through print
or print and audio tapes - i.e., directed independent study (correspondence)
courses.
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 16,131 course enrollees was recorded in 513 extension
credit course offerings, about 7% more than for the same period of 1977-78.
The number of enrollees in these courses represented about 24% of the total
number of undergraduate enrollees at the University for the 1978-79 period.
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On-Campus Undergraduate Extension Credit Programs
A summary of the number of courses and course enrollees by Faculty for
each of the three semesters of 1978-79 and for 1977-78 is presented in Table
2. The overall 8% increase in number of course enrollees from 1978-79
relative to 1977-78 resulted from increases in Fall and Spring Semester
evening course enrollees in all Faculties. The number of course enrollees
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was down about 4% during the Summer Semester programing periods of 1978-79
relative to 1977-78, due to the decrease in enrollees in Education courses
during Intersession and Summer Session.
ii Off-Campus Undergraduate Credit Programs
A summary of the number of off-campus courses and course enrollees by
program, is presented in Table 3. The small decrease in course enrollees is
primarily attributable to a decrease in the size of the Kelowna Program from
11 and 12 courses in the Fall and Spring Semesters, respectively, in 1977-78
to 5 courses per Fall and Spring Semester in 1978-79. The number of courses
was reduced as a result of the completion of the 3-year commitment to the
degree completion program in Biological Sciences and the conclusion of the
one-year special funding provided by Universities Council for two Geography
courses per Fall and Spring Semester.
III Directed Independent Study Courses
Fifteen different courses were available in this instructional mode
during 1978-79, two more than during 1977-78. Most of the courses were
available during two or three of the three semesters of the reporting period
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(courses are sometimes not available due to being "under revision" or be-
cause the course authOr/marker is on leave). Eleven courses were offered
during the Summer Semester 1978, 14 during the Fall Semester, and 12 during
the Spring Semester, 1979. Course enrollees numbered 236, 215, and 255,
respectively. Overall, the number of course enrollees was up slightly (2.6%)
relative to the same period of 1977-78.
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IV Special Audit Students
The number of persons attending classes, day or evening, on-' or off-
campus, as special audit students was 158 for 1978-79. The number of
such students during 1977-78 was 152.
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TABLE 1
Numbers of Courses and Course Enrollees for On-Campus, Off-Campus
and Directed Independent Study Courses for the May 1 through
April 30 Periods of 1978-1979 and 1977-1978.
Reporting period
Change In
Change In
1978-79
1977-78
Number of
Number of
Course Type
Courses ?
Enrollees
Courses
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Enrollees
Courses
Enrollees
On-Campus
407
14,316
395
13,253
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1063 ?
(+8.0%)
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69
1,109
77
1,152
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(-3.7%)
Directed
37
706
30
688
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18 ?
(+2.6%)
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Study
Total
513
16,131
502
15,093
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Numbers of Courses and Course Enrollees Off-
Campus for the May 1 through April 30 Periods
of 1978-1979 and 1977-1978
Reporting Period
1978-79 ?
1977-78
Courses
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Enrollees ?
Courses
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Enrollees
4 ?
118 ?
4 ?
105
2 ?
162 ?
2
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166
7 ?
52 ?
2 ?
14
7 ?
46
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7 ?
66
10
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129
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23
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213
3 ?
48 ?
3 ?
48
2 ?
16 ?
2 ?
19
30 ?
383 ?
30 ?
375
4 ?
155 ?
4 ?
146
Program
B.C. Studies
Environmental Education
(Faculty of Education)
Fraser Valley
Guatemala Field School
Kelowna
Mount Currie
Outward Bound
(Faculty of Education)
Professional Development1
(Faculty of Education)
Senior Citizens
Totals
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69 ?
1109 ?
77 ?
1152
1 Each course in this program (i.e., Education 401/402 and 405) has 15
semester hours of credit associated with it. The majority of S.F.U.
courses, including most of those reported here, carry 3-5 hours semester
hours of credit.
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REPORT ON CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
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May 1, 1978 to-April 30, 1979
A.
Senior Citizens Certificate Program
Courses*
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Semester
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Enrolment**
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Engi 103
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78-3.
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49
Psyc 180
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78-3 ?
50
Engi 101
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79-1 ?
31
Cn..S 200
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79-1 ?
36
Others - 11
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78-2 ?
24
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- 35 ?
78-3 ?
49
- 22 ?
79-1 ?
57
296
* The first four courses were offered,
expressly for seniors, at off-campus
locations. The "others" category
represents on-campus courses enrolled in
by seniors who are registered in the
Certificate Program.
** Enrolment figures include Audit students.
B.
B.C. Studies Certificate Program
Courses ?
Semester
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Enrolment*
Arch 360
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78-3
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23
S.A. 396
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78-3
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20
S.A. 486
?
79-1 ?
27
Geog 263
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79-1
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20
90
* Non-certificate student enrolment is not
included.
C.
Health and Fitness Studies Certificate Program
Total enrolment through 79-1
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129
D.
Extended Studies Di
p
loma Proqram
Students registered
Faculty
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through 79-1
Arts
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31
Education
?
4
Interdisciplinary Studies
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9
Science
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45
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E. Special Audit
fl
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Department
Semester
Enrolment
Archaeology
78-3
2
B.C. Studies Cert.
Program
78-3
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1
79-1
2
Bio. Sciences
78-2
1
78-3
14
79-1
2
Canadian Studies
79-1
3
Centre for the Arts
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78-2
1
78-3
9
79-1
6
Chemistry
78-3
1
Communications
78-3
1
79-1
1
Computing Science
78-2
1
78-3 ?
. 3
79-1
2
Criminology
78-2
2
Economics & Comm.
78-2
4
78-3
6
79-1
1
Education
78-2
7
79-1
1
English
78-3
6
79-1
7
Geography
78-2
1
General Studies
78-3
2
Kinesiology
78-2
1
78-3
2
79-1
2
Languages, Lit. &
Ling.
78-2
5
78-3
20
79-1
5
Latin American
Studies
78-2
3
78-3
1
79-1
1
Mathematics
78-3
2
79-1
3
Philosophy
78-2
1
Physics
78-3
4
Political Science
78-3
1
Psychology
78-2
1
78-3
8
79-1
4
Women's Studies
78-2
6
79-1
1
158
REPORT
ON CREDIT-FREE
ACTIVITIES
May 1,
1978 to April
30,
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1979
I. Credit-Free Activities by Academic Departments
A. Courses and Lecture Series
Department/Title of Course or Series
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
Archaeology
Archaeology for Teachers
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78-3
?
7 ?
23
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SFU
Centre for the Arts
Intensive Dance Workshop*
78-2
120
5
SFU
Grantsmanship for Smaller Performing Arts Groups
78-3
7
20
Hyatt Regency
The Arts and the Computer Workshop
78-3
120
6
SFU
String Workshop
78-3
25
18
SFtJ
Film Workshop*
78-3
200
2
SFU
The Arts and the Computer Workshop
79-1
120
3
SFU
String Workshop
79-1
25
21
SFU
Film Workshop*
79-1
300
1
SFU
Computer Music
79-1
27
25
SFU/Western
Front Lodge/Van.
E. Cult. Centre
*Combination credit and community education
course; credit enrolment figures are not
included here
Computing Science
Summer Computer Institute:
78-2
SFU
APL
105
50
PL/l
105
22
Computers in Education
105
3
Ken Iverson, IBM, New York (4 lectures)
79-1
8
280
SFU
English
Improving Written Communication
78-3
20
10
650 W. Georgia
Report Writing I
78-3
20
11
650 W. Georgia
Abstracts and Summaries
79-1
10
6
Robson Square
Editing What You Write
79-1
7½
9
YWCA
Advanced Writing Fluency for Business
79-1
20
6
YWCA
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Department/Title of Course or Series
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
Kinesiology
Design & Implementation of Effective
Physical Fitness Programs
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78-3
7
60
SFU
Nutritional Concerns of North American Women
78-3
6
133
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SFU
Nutritional & Chemical Influences on Behavior
79-1
10
575
SFU
Languages, Literatures & Linguistics
French Day in the Park
78-2
5
18
Stanley Park
French Immersion Program Planning
78-2
.10
33
SFU
French Conversation Practice Through
Role Playing
78-2
6
21
SFU
Philosophy
Career Options in the Liberal Arts
Women's Studies
Women as Artists
Women and Power
Wen-Do: Women's Self Defense
79-1
5½
17
SFU
78-2
9½
21
SFU
78-2
9
100
SFU
78-2
12
12
SFU
ontinuing Studies
Labour Program:
Write-On: Making Your Point on Paper
Effective Union Newsletters
Consumer Karate
Citizen and the Law
Instructor Training
Public Speaking — Parliamentary Procedure
Public Speaking — Parliamentary
procedure II
Instructors' Training I
Instructors' Training II
Instructors' Training III
Management Development for Women Program:
Report Writing II
Decision Making
Improving Communication Skills
Women as Managers II
Career Strategies
B.C. Tel/SFU Management for Women
Peveloomental Seminar
Leadership: Concept and Skills
Improving Communication Skills
Women in Health Services Management
0
78-3
11
15
SFU
78-3
11
16
SFU
78-3
11
30
SFU
78-3
11
23
SFU
78-3
35
19
Mont Ste. Marie,
Quebec
79-1
37
25
Harrison Hot
Springs
79-1
37
25
of
79-1
37
19
79-1
37
21
79-1
37
18 . ?
.
78-3
20
13
Robson Square
78-3
14
21
Robson Square
78-3
14
21
SFU
78-3
14
10
SFU
78-3
14
23
SFU
78-3
6
18
SFU
79-1
14
19
Robson Square
78-3
14
22
SFU
79-1
14
26
Robson Square
3.
Department/Title of Course or Series
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
Continuing Studies
Other:
Sampling Techniques for Mail Questionnaires
?
78-3
?
8 ?
10 ?
SFU
Marketing Strategies for Non-Profit
Organizations ?
78-3 ?
8
?
22 ?
SFU
Total
Courses and Lecture Series:
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50
Enrolment: ?
1927
0
1^1
4.
Conferences and-Symposia
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Department/Title of Conference or Symposium
?
Semester Hours. Enrolment Location
Criminology
An International Symposium on the Female
Offender
?
79-1 ?
21-3/4 ?
392 ?
Holiday Inn
City Centre
Kinesiology
Human Performance in Business and Industry
Human Performance in Business and Industry
Political Science
Legislative Studies in Canada
?
78-2
?
16 ?
136 ?
Airport Hyatt
?
79-1 ?
16 ?
70 ?
Holiday Inn
Harborside
?
79-1 ?
13½ ?
147 ?
SFU/Four Seasons
Hotel
Continuing Studies
Labour Program-
Vancouver-New Westminster Labour Council
S
Weekend School
1978 Economic Conference
U.I.C. Conference
Other:
Evaluation as a Tool for Management
Total
Conferences and Symposia:
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8
Enrolments: ?
1342
78-3
11
325
SFU
78-3
14
36
Parksville
79-1
7
104
B.C.G.E.U.
79-1
12
132
Sheraton Plaza
500
0
C.
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Lectures
Department/Title of Lecture
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
Criminology
The Politics of organized Crime
79-1
2
80
SFU
EnglishPublishing
in B.C.
78-2
2
210
SFU
78-2
4
250
SFU
B.C.
Poetry
Poetry
of the
Festival30s
and 40s
78-2
2
200
SFU
78-2
2
80
SFU
Playwritiflg
Problems of the
in B.C.
B.C. Writer
78-2
2
149
SFU
78-2
1½
350
Van.E.
Cul. Ctr.
Five Evenings - Atwood
78-2
2
317
David
Y.
Lui
Five
F
Evenings - Birney
Theatre
78-2
1½
300
Van.E.
Cul. Ctr.
Five Evenings - Layton
78-2
1½
300
Van.E.
Cul. Ctr.
Five Evenings - Lee
78-2
1½
275
Van.E.
Cul. Ctr.
Five Evenings - McClelland
Campus Events - Atwood
78-2
.1
250
•SFU
Campus Events - Birney
78-2
1
81
SFU
Campus Events - Layton
78-2
1
130
SFU
Campus Events.--Lee
78-2
1
45
SFU
Campus Events - McClelland
78-2
1
46
SFU
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KinesiOlOgy
Physical Activity as a Remedy for Learning
Disorders: Use or No Use
78-3
2
169
SFU
Nutrition and the Brain
79-1
2
75
SFU
Mathematics
Human Aspects of the Development of Statistics
78-3
2
75
SFU
The Scientific Foundations of Ancient and
Mediaeval Cosmology
79-1
2
75
SFU
Physics
Classical Fields and Topology in Magnetism
79-1
16
10
SFU
De Magnete: The History and Ideas of Magnetism
79-1
2
65
SFU
Political
Political Alternatives
Science
in Canada
79-1
2
90
SFU
PsychologyWhy
School Desegregation Failed
79-1
1
55
SFU
* ? 6.
of Lecture
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
Sociology
Industrial Democracy and Labour Relations in
West Germany - Comparative Lessons
?
79-1
Sex Roles - The Position and Consciousness of
Women and Men in Western Europe
?
79-1
Rise and Decline of the Frankfurt School in
the Context of Contemporary German
Sociology
?
79-1
Women's Studies
Poetry and Politics: The Committed Voice in
Canada
?
78-2
The Problem of Group Rape
?
79-1
Total
Lectures:
?
29
Enrolment: 4052
.
2
75
SFU
2
100
SFU
2
70
SFU
1½
50
SFU
2
80
Robson Square
0
•1
7.
II. Credit-Free Activities by Administrative and Academic Service Departments
?
.
A. Courses
Department/Title of Course
Computing Centre
Introduction to Computing Centre Services-
Part I
Introduction to Computing Centre Services-
Part II
Introduction to Computing Centre Services-
Part III
Introduction to JCL for the 370/155
Introduction to MTS, Part I (2 sections)
Introduction to MTS, Part II (2 sections)
Introduction to MTS, Part III
Text Processing Demonstration and Introduction
(2 sections)
Introduction to MTS IG
Introduction to SPSS
Introduction to MTS/APL
MTS/APL Programming Fundamentals
Introduction to Computing Centre Services
Introduction to JCL for the 370/155
Introduction to MTS, Part I
Introduction to MTS, Part II
Introduction to MTS, Part III
Text Processing Demonstration and Introduction
Introduction to MTS IG
Introduction to SPSS
Introduction to MTS/APL
MTS/APL Programming Fundamentals
Introduction to Computing Centre Services
Introduction to JCL for the 370/155
Introduction to MTS, Part I (2 sections)
Introduction to MTS, Part II (2 sections)
Introduction to MTS, Part III
Text Processing Demonstration and Introduction
(2 sections)
Calcomp Plot Routines (OS &
MTS)
Introduction
to
MTS IG
Introduction to SPSS
Introduction
to MTS/APL
MTS/APL Programming Fundamentals
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
78-2
1
26
SF0
78-2
1
7
SF0
78-2
1
19
SF0
78-2
2
23
SF0
78-2
2
54
SF0
78-2
2
49
SF0
78-2
2
22
SF0
78-2
2
44
SF0
78-2
2
25
SF0
78-2
2
22
SFU
78-2
2
27
SF0
78-2
2
20
SFU
78-3
2
22
SFU
78-3
2
11
SFU
78-3
2
70
SF0
78-3
2
66
SF0
78-3
2
22
SF0
78-3
2
46
SFU
78-3.
2
10
SF0
78-3
2
13
SF0
78-3
2
7
SF0
78-3
2
7
SF0
79-1
2
23
SF0
79-1
2
24
SF0
79-1
4
61
SF0
79-1
4
61
SF0
79-1
2
34
SF0
79-1
4
37
SF0
79-1
2
5
SF0
79-1
2
6
SFU
79-1 ?
. 2
28
SF0
79-1
2
11
SFU
79-1
2
8
SF0
.
Reading and Study Centre
?
.
English
Reading and
Language
Study
Program001
??
78-278-2 ??
60+
18 ??
2565 ??
SF0
SF0
8.
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
•t/e of Course
Reading and Study Centre (continued)
13
31
SFU
TypingRapid
?
Reading for Prospective MBA Candidate
s
78-2
78-2
15
33
122
SFU
SFU
Reading and Study 001
78-3
78-3
18
9
73
SFU
Mini Course
& professions
78-3
17½
24
SFU
Rapid Reading for Business
78-3
13
41
SFU
Typing
78-3
60+
47
SFU
English Language Program
Recreation
78-2
10
27
SFU
Beginning Swim
78-2
10
15
SFU
Intermediate Swim
78-2
50
54
SFU
Adult Fitness
78-2
50
57
SFTJ
Swim Fitness
78-2
20
27
SFU
T'ai Chi Ch'uafl
78-2
10
67
SF13
Beginning Tennis
78-2
10
42
SF13
Intermediate Tennis
78-2
4
28
SF13
Squash
78-2
4
11
SF13
Raquetball
78-2
50
29
Off Campus
Mountaineering
78-2
10
22
Off Campus
Canoeing
78-2
27
44
Spanish Banks
iling (cruising)
78-2
12
48
Jericho
ling ?
(laser)
78-2
60
20
SF13
,cuba
78-2
10
24
SFU
Staff Yoga
78-2
10
10
SF13
Fencing
78-2
40
18
Various
Backpacking
78-3
50
29
off Campus
Backpacking
78-3
10
14
SFU
Badminton
78-3
8
5
Off Campus
Canoeing
78-3
10
6
SF13
Circuit Training
78-3
15
63
SF13
Disco Dancing
78-3
10
22
SF13
Beginning Fencing
78-3
10
11
SF13
Intermediate Fencing
78-3
20
27
SF13
Disco Fitness
78-3
50
53
SF13
Swim Fitness
78-3
50
49
SFU
Adult Fitness
78-3
20
13
SF13
Gymnastics - Level I Instructors
78-3
20
16
SFU
Gymnastics - Personal Skill Development
78-3
20
15
SF13
Karate
78-3
2
10
SF13
Mini Courses - Basic Diving
78-3
2
6
SFU
-
-
Survival
Small Craft
SwimmingSafety
78-3
2
5
SF13
10
SFU
- Stroke Improvement I
78-3
2
10
SFU
- Stroke Improvement II
78-3
2
60
31
Off Campus
Basic Mountaineering
78-3
78-3
15
14
SF13
Orienteering
78-3
2
23
SF13
quetball
78-3
27
9
Off Campus
jung - CYA
78-3
10
19
Off Campus
Sailing - Laser
9.
Department/Title of Course
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Lo
. cation
Recreation (continued)
Scuba
78-3
24
14
SFU/Off Campus
Squash
78-3
2
50
SFU
Swimming - Advanced
78-3
10
6
SFU
- Intermediate
78-3
10
16
SFU
- Beginning
78-3
10
16
SFU
Tai Chi
78-3
20
26
SFU
Weight Training
78-3
10
19
SFU
Yoga - Intermediate
78-3
24
5
SFU
- Beginning ?
. ?
.
78-3
16
13
SFU
Backpacking
79-1
50
20
Off Campus
Disco Dancing
79-1
15
52
SFU
Scottish Dancing
79-1
15
11
SFU
Fencing - Beginning
79-1
10
18
SFU
Disco Fitness
79-1
20
24
SFU
Adult Fitness
79-1
50
30
SFU
Gymnastics - Personal Skill
79-1
20
4
SFU
Karate ?
0
79-1
20
19
SFU
Lifesaving
79-1
10
1
SFU
Mini Courses - Front/Back Crawl
79-1
2
.4
SFU
- Breast Stroke
79-1
2
3
SFU
- Basic Diving
79-1
2
2
SFU
Winter Mountaineering
0 ?
79-1
65
32
Off Campus
Orienteering
79-1
35
14
SFU
Racquetball ?
0
79-1
2
18
SFU
Scuba
.
?
79-1
24
12
SFU/Off Campus
Squash
79-1
2
25
SFU
Swimming - Beginning
79-1
10
22
SFU
- Advanced
79-1
10 ?
.
1
SFU
- Intermediate
79-1
. ?
10
14
SFU
Tai Chi
?
.
79-1
20
21
SFU
Weight Training
79-1
10
6
SFU
Yoga - Faculty/Staff
79-1
15
15
SFU
- Beginning
79-1
16
19
SF0
- Intermediate
79-1
24
9
SF0
Total
Courses: ?
122
Enrolment:. 2935
0
Lectures
10.
Department/Title of Lecture
Library
Access to Information
Access to Information
(3
sections)
Access to Information
(3
sections)
Total
Lectures: ?
7
Enrolment:
295
0
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
?
78-2 ?
3 ?
46
?
SFU
?
78-3 ?
9
?
146 ?
SFU
?
79-1 ?
9 ?
103 ?
SFU
0,
/
11.
^M
III. Summary of Credit-Free Activities and Enrolmehts
Activities by
Academic Departments
Activities by
Administrative and
Service Departments
Total
CoUrses and
Conferences
Lecture Series
and Symposia
Lectures
No. of
No. of
No. of
Events Enrolment Events Enrolment
Events Enrolment
50
1927
8
1342
29
4052
122
2935
-
-
7
295
172
4862
8
1342
36
4347
Total number of activities:
?
216
Total .
enrolment:
?
10,551
