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MIMORANDUM
Secretary of Senate
Dennis Foth, Secretary
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Please-find enclosed_two -statistica-1-/informationa;i 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, 1982 through April 30,
1983. These documents constitute the annual report of the
Senate Committee on Continuing Studies.
Dennis Fot
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Enclosure
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Senate Committee on Continuing Studies
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REPORT ON UNDERGRADUATE
EXTENSION CREDIT COURSES
May 1, 1982 - April 30, 1983
This report describes -the numbers of undergraduate extension
credit course offerings and associated course enrollee figures of
the Departments/Faculties of the University for the period May 1,
1982 through April 30, 1983.. 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 (day or evening), those that are
offered off-campus in a classroom (e.g., at Kelowna, Prince George),
and those that are available throughout the province via print or
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print and audio tapes - i.e., the Directed Independent Study (corre-
spondence) 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 21,815 course enrollees
was recorded in 666 extension credit course offerings during 1982-83,
3.1% (655) more enrollees than for the same period Of 1981-82. The
number of enrollees represented 26.6%-of the total number of under-
graduate enrollees at the university during 1982-83 (82,145).
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On-Campus and Downtown Undergraduate Extension Credit Programs
A summary of the number, of courses and course-enrollees for
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each location (on-campus, downtown) by each
Faculty*
for each of
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the three semesters of 1982-83 and 1981-82 is presented in Table
2. The number of enrollees was down marginally (-1.9%) during
1982-83 relative to 1981-82 as was the number of course offerings
(-6.6%, 524 vs 561 courses).
In terms of location, the number of course enrollees in the
Downtown Program was up slightly (4.0%, 2,231 vs 2,145) and the
On-campus Program was down (-2.7%, 15,765 vs 16,208) . With respect
to the latter, the number of course offerings and course enrollees
were down in Education and Interdisciplinary Studies during Summer,
1982 (13 and 8 courses, respectively) . The number of course enrol-
lees in the Fall Semester 1982 On-campus Program was also down
relative to the same period in 1981. Factors responsible include
a reduced number of sections of courses rather than the number of
courses per se and an apparent shift of some evening-only students
to day-time courses, possibly due to the higher level of unemploy-
ment brought about by the economic conditions of that time. Such
effects do not seem to suggest the existence of a trend, however,
as the Spring Semester 1982 Evening On-campus Program showed an
increase in course enrollees (+2.1%) in comparison with the Spring
Semester, 1981.
*The Faculty of Business Administration officially came into
existence in January, 1982. For descriptive comparisons, however,
this report treats the former Department of Business Administration
in the Faculty of Arts as a Faculty beginning with the Summer
Semester, 1981 (i.e., May, 1981)
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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. Exclusive of the Latin American Studies Field School,
which was not offered during 1982-83, the number of course enrollees
increased by 14%, primarily due to increases in programs provided
by the Faculty of Education. The Spring Semester, 1982, represented
- the conclusion of Arts and InterdisciplinaryStudiescourse offerings
at Kelowna.
III Directed Independent Study Courses
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Thirty-four different courses were available in this instruc-
tional mode during 1982-83. The total number of offerings of these
courses was 99, thirty-one more than in 1981-82. The total number
of course enrollees was 3,215, an increase of 47.3 percent relative
to 1981-82.
IV Special Audit Students
The number of people attending classes, day or evening, on-
or off-campus, as special audit students during 1982-83 was 184,
a decrease of 42
.
(18.6%) over 1981-82.
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Certificate and Diploma Programs
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Course enrollee data for the seven certificate programs and
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the Extended Studies Diploma Program for 1982-83 is presented in
Table 4. It should be noted that this data does not represent
additional course enrollees to those already reported here or to
the overall university enrollment statistics. Students in these
programs take courses during the day or evening on-campus, off-
campus and by correspondence.
The 2,544 course enrollees recorded in these programs during
1982-83 represent a 17.9% increase relative to 1981-82. The pro-
grams reflecting the greatest increase are Criminology, Public
History, Senior Citizens, and Health and Fitness Studies. The
Extended Studies Diploma Program showed a.decrease of 207 (23%)
course enrollees due, primarily, to the moratorium on this type of
student in Computing Science courses and the
limited number of
spaces available in upper division Business
Administration courses.
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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 1982-83 and 1981-82.
Reporting Period
?
Percentage
1981-82
?
1982-83 ?
Change in Change in
Course Type
?
?
Courses. Enrollees Courses Enrollees Number of Number of
?
Courses * Enrollees
n-Campus ?
561 ?
18,353 ?
524
?
17,996
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(6.6) ?
(1.9)
and Downtown
Off-Campus ?
55 ?
624 ?
43 ?
604 ?
(21.8) ?
(3.2)
Directed
Independent
?
68 ?
2,183 ?
99
?
3,215 ?
+45.6
?
+47.3
Study
Total
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684
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21,160 ?
666 ?
21,815. ?
(2.6)
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Numbers of Courses and Course Enrollees Off-Campus for the May 1
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through April 30 Periods of 1981-82 and 1980-81.
Reporting Period
1981-82 ?
1982-83
Courses Enrollees Courses Enrollees
Program
Education-
Degree Completion,
Extended Studies
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Diploma (Vernon,,
Kelowna, Kamloops,
etc.)
Education
Professional
Development1
Latin American Studies
Field School
Arts-
Degree Completion
(Kelowna, Prince George)
Senior Citizens2
TOTALS
205 -
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18 -
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257
15
146
15
215
9
94
--not
offered--.
5
48
4
56
5
131
6
76
55
624
43
604
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 semester hours of credit.
2 Five other courses in this program were offered at SFU/Down-
town during 1982-83. The 106 enrollees in those courses have
been included in the SFU/Downtowri totals.
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TABLE 4 ?
.
Number of Course Enrollees for Certificate and Diploma Programs
May 1, 1982 - April 3011
1983 and May 1, 1981 - April 30, 1982.
Reporting Year
Program
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. ? 1981-82 ?
1982-83
B.C.
?
Studies
39
53
Criminology ?
(General and Advanced)
1.2
104
French Canadian Studies
16
14
French Language Proficiency*
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7
Health and Fitness Studies
784
1,042
Public History
55
134
Senior
Citizens**
351
496
Extended Studies Diploma
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.
901
694
TOTAL ?
2,158 ?
2,544
*
New in 1982-83 ?
.
**
Includes Seniors working towards a degree.
1^1
REPORTON CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES?
May
,
i; 1982-April 30, 1983
I. Summary of Credit-Free Activities and Enrolments
Activities by
Activities by
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Administrative
Academic Depts.
?
& Service Depts.
?
Total
Courses and Lecture Series
EnrolmentNumber
of events
1,934
66
2,241
125
191
4,175
Conferences and Symposia
Number of events
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Enrolment--- - ----------------------
- -
1,614
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1,614
Lectures and Colloquia
Number
Enrolmentof
events
6,500
244
543
6
7,043
250
Programs of Distinction, Research
Professor,., & Convocation Speaker
Lectures
Number of events
Enrolment
53
-
53
4,307
-
4,307
SFJ Publications
Number of distance education courses,
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conference audiotapes, books,
CP Air tapes
41
Items sold
2,742
-
-
41
2,742
SFU/KNCq Programs
Number of programs
24
Enrolment
?
.
4,595
-
-
24
,595
Total number of activities:
?
573
Total enrolment:
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24,476
2.
II. Credit-Free Activities by Academic Departmeflts
A. Courses and Lecture Series
Department/Title of Course or Series
Business Administration
Math/Stat Review
A Comprehensive Auditing Workshop
Foundation Program in Management far Women:
Management Communication
Quantitative Analysis
Organizational Behaviour
Policy and Planning
Introduction to Accounting
Budgeting and Finance
Management Development Program for Women:
Improving Communication Skills
Improving Communication Skills
Managerial Skills for Women Entering
Management
Making Persuasive Presentations
Entrepreneurship as a Management Skill
Women in Middle Management
Effective Speaking as a Management
Skill - I
Effective Speaking as a Management
Skill - II
Foundation Program in Tourism Management:
Industry Overview
Financial Planning for the Tourism
Industry
Organizational Management in the Tourism
Industry
Marketing Strategies and Market
Research in Tourism
Tourism Policy and Planning.
Complete Foundation Program (5 courses)
Centre for the Arts
Electronic Music Workshop
Intensive Dance Workshop
Basic Audio Workshop
Workshop on Voltage Control. Synthesis.
Techniques
Basic Audio Workshop
An Introduction to Computer Music:
The Pod System
Communication, Business Administration.,
University News Service
1st Annual Seminar. on Journalism:
Political Polling and the Media
Computing Science
CMOS VLSI Design Workshop
Semester. Hours Enrolment Location
82-2
63
44
9PU
82-2
7
128
SFU
82-3
21
.22
Holiday
Inn
82-3
21
22
Holiday Inn
82-3
21
13
Four
?
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Hotel
82-3
21
18
Four SeasOns Hotel
83-1
21
21
6tairivllie
I1ànd
Hotel
83-1
21
21
Ga'iVi11e Iland
HOtel
82-2
14
17
RobsonSquare
82-3
12
36
Downtown, Education Ctr
82-3
12.
26
Robson Square
82-3
12
19
Robson Square
831
12
19
Granvil-le Islàhd
Hotel
83-1
. ?
13
24
RObsOn Sqre
83-1
14
15
Grã.tvil.1é tsIard
8 . 3-I
14
15
Granville Island
Hotel
82-3
20 ?
. 22
Four SeasOñs Hotel
82-3
20
2.2
WetIn Bá•yhore Hotel
93-1
Zo
21
Grànvill
?
Island
Hotel
3-I.
20
19
GrnvilIe Island
Hotel
83-1.
20
21
Granvi.11e IsIand
Hotel
8-3-I
98
23
Fort Smith, NWT
82-2T
TI
Su
100+
32
sU
82-3
18+
14
S
1
18+
9
SFU
I8-4
11
SFU
83:-I
18+
11
SU
S
83--I
14
32
SFU
83-1
15
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3.
•Department/Title of Course or Series
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Semester Hours Enrolment Location
w
Education
Teaching Thinking for a Changing World
82-3
Workshop - B. Jones
83-1
English
The Writing Program:
Writing Speeches
83-1
Managing the Editorial Process
83-1
Writing Articles for Professional
Publications: ?
Publishing in Your
Field
83-1
The Book and Its Form:
?
An Historical
Anatomy of Literate Culture
83-1
The Family Bookshelf
83-1
Books to Grow With
83-1
Readers Book Club
83-1
Barbarian Press Workshop
83-1
Humanities Minor Program Steering Committee
Prison Education Curriculum Workshop
82-3
21 ?
85 ?
Whitehorse
14
?
15 ?
Prince George
7
12
•Granville Island Hot€
7
11
Granville Island Hote
7
14
Granville Island Hote
16
55
Downtown Education Ct
7 ----30-
.
-Downtown-Education
Ct-
7
12
Downtown Education Ct
85
14
9
Mission
20
25
Bowen Island
Institute for Human Performance
Nutrition and Physical Activity
82-3
6
75
Downtown
Education Ct
S
Counselling Skills for the Fitness
Professional
82-3
6
26
Downtown
Education Ct
Sports Injuries
82-3
6
43
SF13
Preventing Injuries in Exercise Classes
83-1
6
43
SF13
Institute for Human Performance and the
Gerontology Centre
Nutrition and Fitness for the Elderly
83-1
6
58
Granville
Island Hote
Languages, Literatures and Linguistics
5th Intensive Weekend Course in Esperanto
82-2
12
16
SF13
6th Intensive Weekend Course in Esperanto
82-3
12
10
SF13
Colloquium on 18th Century Studies
82-3
16
40
SF13
SF13 Advisory Committee on Ethnic Relations
Public Dialogues in Ethnic Relations
82-3
8
100
Downtown
Education Ct
Lunchtime Cultural Heritage Series
82-3
8
130
Downtown
Education Ct
Investigative Research for Community
Groups: ?
Doing It Right
?
.
83-1
13
20
Downtown
Education Ct
Lunchtime Cultural Heritage Series
83-1
4
100
Downtown
Education Ct:
SF13/KNOW Program
B.C. Telephone Audio-Video Teleconferencing
Demonstration
82-2
3
24
SF13
Department/Title of Course or Series
SFU Labour Education Advisory Committee
Communications and Leadership Skills
(Health Sciences Association)
Communications and Leadership Skills
(B.C. Nurses Union)
Public Speaking (Canadian Union of
Postal Workers)
Weekend Schools
Leadership Training
Combatting Racism
Write On, Level II
Effective Chairing
Basic Research Techniques
CLC Winter School
Leadership Training, I
Leadership Training,. II
Public Speaking & Parliamentary Procedure
Quality of Work Life
Total
Courses and Lecture Series:
?
66
Enrolment ?
1,934
4.
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
S
82-3
14
15
82-3
16
20
82-3
10
10
SFU
82-3
11
19
82-3
11
7
82-3
11
5
83-1
11
13
83-1
11
8
Harrison Hot Spr.
83-1
33
26
83-1
33
20
83-1
33
12
83-1
33
18
S
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5.
B
.
?
Conferences and Symposia
Department/Title of Conference or Symposium
Semester
Hours
?
Enrolment
Location
Biological Sciences
American Society of Physiologists
82-2
30
SFU
Business Administration
Society for Training and Development
Annual Meeting
82-2
35
Centre for the Arts
Art and Reality Conference
82-3
369
Arts Club Theatre
Education
Rural Teachers conference-
-
?
-
82-3------------------
120-----
-Williams Lake- -
f1dness Exper e ntial Education
82-3
0 ?
60
UVic
Children and Television
83-1
85
Inn at Denman PlacE
History
0
Classical Association of the Canadian
West Annual Meeting
83-1
71
SFU
Humanities Minor Program Steering Committee
National Symposium on the Humanities
83-1
180
Holiday Inn
Institute for Human Performance
International Marathon Symposium
83-1
-
251 ?
0 ?
0
Robson Square
•
?
Latin American Studies Program
Social Conflict and Social Development
in Latin America
83-1
50
Hycroft House
Philosophy
0
0
Society
Challenges
for
to
Exact
Science
Philosophy
ConferenceAnnual
Meeting
83-182-3
148
30
Hotel
Robson
Georgia
Square
Continuing Studies
PACE
CAtJCE
Mini-Conference
Annual Conference
- "The
82
Adult
Learner:
82-2
0
139
Inn at Denman Place
0
An Endangered Species"
82_2
0 ?
0 ?
46
Total
Conferences and Symposia:
?
14 ?
-
Enrolments:
?
1,614 ?
0
0 ?
00
6.
C. Lectures and Colloquia
partment/Tit1e of Lecture or Colloquium
Archaeology
Fossil Man in Java
Studies of Fossil Man Sites
Archaeology Museum
What Would Quincy Do With a 30,000 Year
Old Corpse? (1 hr. program offered
to 10 groups)
What Do I Look Like Inside? (30 minute
program offered to 4 groups)
North West Coast (45 minute program
offered to
.
13 groups)
Most Special Programmes or Tours (1 hour
program offered to 7 groups)
What Would Quincy Do With a 30,000 Year
Old Corpse? (offered to 58 groups)
What Do I Look Like Inside? (offered
to 4 groups)
North West Coast (offered to 2 groups)
Most Special Programmes or Tours (offered
to 3 groups)
Business Administration
Business-Government Relations
Rena Bartos Luncheon Seminar
Chemistry
A Nuclear Scientist's View of the Solar
Neutrino Problem
Polysaccharides for Fun and Profit
Binuclear Ruthenium and Osmium Complexes
Communication
Current Issues in American Communication
Regulation
Book Publishing and Canadian Culture
Acoustic Communication: the Overhead
Dimension
Multiculturalism and the Media in Canada
Rural Development and the Southern Sudan
Funny Knowledge: Humor and Matter or
Doctor, I feel so recessed
The Value-Form of Time and the Production
of Surplus Value in Mass Communication:
Towards a Materialist View of Communication
Reflections on Reflections on Field Methods
S
Semester. Hours Enrolment Location
?
82-3 ?
1
?
50
?
SFU
?
82-3 ?
2
?
50
?
SF13
?
82-2
?
226
?
82-2
?
50
?
82-2
?
315
?
82-2
?
121
?
82-3
?
1560
?
82-3
?
69
?
82-3
?
42
?
82-3
?
38
?
S
?
83-1
?
5
?
17
?
Inn at Denman Place
?
83-1
?
2
?
14
?
SF13
82-2
1
20
SF13
82-2
1
25
SF13
82-2
1
20
SF13
82-3
2
30
SF13
82-3
2
10
SFU
82-3
2
16
SF13
82-3
2
12
SF13
82-3
2
12
SFU
83-1
1
60
SF13
83-1
2
25
SF13
83-1
1
25
SF13
0
7.
Department/Title of Lecture or Colloquium
Education
Summer Institute for Teacher Education
Lectures:
Evaluation of Quality in the Arts in
Education
A Composer Talks About Sound
Visual Thinking in Art and Science
The Power of the Center: a study of.
composition in the visual arts
Children's Thinking in Sound: making
music and the semiotic function
Artistic Thinking in Film Animation
The Approach of the Pacific North West
Indian to Music Making
?
.
The Thinking Foot
A General Music Education and Thinking
With Sound
A Painter Discusses the Process of
Painting
Children's Thinking and Symbols
Thinking With Images: implications
for general education
M. McClaren Workshop
.
Current State of Research in Math Ed
Enrichment in a Math Program
Test Development and Education
Developing a School Language .Arts Program
Ontario Assoc. of Teachers of Reading
Workshop
L. Prock Workshop - Project Read
Language Arts
B.C. School Librarians' Annual
Conference Workshop.
Structuring Music Teaching in the
Elementary School
Relaxation Training on the Job
B.C. Primary Teachers Conference
Workshop: "Spelling - Principles
and Practices"
9x4=37
?
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•
?
Attitudes Towards Math - Are They
Satisfactory
Speedometer Subtraction
Calculators and Learning Machines
The Multiplication Table
Animated Geometry
Another Name for 19
The Kaleidoscope
S
Frac/tions Are Not Part of Wholes
New Ideas Concerning Teaching for Problem
Solving, Thinking and Creativity
Possible Futures for Education
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
82-2
•
1
40
SF0
1
55
SF0
1
120
SF0
1
85
SF0
1
67
SF0
•
1
85
SF0
75- -
SF0
?
-
1
55
SF0
1 ?
. 65
SF0
1
80
SF0
1
60
SF0
1
65
SF0
82-2
100
Whitehorse
82-2
4 ?
.
25
Prince Rupert
82-2
4
25
Prince Rupert
82-2
4
25
Prince Rupert
82-2
4
6
Prince Rupert
82-2
1
.400
Toronto
82-2
21
8
Nanaimo
82-2
7
30
Richmond
82-2
4
90
Tasu
82-2
5
45
Fernie
82-3
4
8
SF0
82-3
2
5
Vancouver
82-3
30
Vancouver
82-3
•
?
•
• ?
30
Vancouver
82-3
30
Vancouver
82-3
•. 30
Vancouver
82-3
30
Vancouver
82-3
30
Vancouver
82-3
30
Vancouver
82-3
30
Vancouver
82-3
30
Vancouver
82-3
3
35
Abbotsford, Surrey,
• ?
..
Langley
82-3
2.
.60
SF0
8.
De
par
t
ment/Title of Lecture or Colloquium
Education Continued
Some Aspects of the Natural History of
Common
W
ildflowers of B.C.
Puppetry Intensive (1 hr. program, 3 sections
Video in the Classroom
Holistic Fitness (1 hr. program, 9 sections)
En Francais (1 hr. program, 2 sections)
Environmental Education (1 hr. program,
6 sections)
Field Trip to China
New Gaines (1 hr. program, 5 sections)
Early childhood Education (1 hr. program,
3 sections)
Physical Education (1 hr. program, 6 sections
Intro to Computers (1 hr. program, 3 sections
Overhead Projector (1 hr. program, 2 sections:
Student Discipline
Computers in the Classroom (1 hr. program,
2 sections)
Teaching Overseas
Pinhole Photography
Films for the Classroom (1 hr. program,
2 sections)
Folk Dance
Film Showing (1 hr. program, 3 sections)
Music: Sound and Pictures
Teaching: A Personal View
Television and Its
Implications
for a
Child's Education
Impact of Research on French Immersion
Programs
Computers in Education
Teaching Reading Comprehension
BCCLEA Lecture
T. O'Shea Workshop
Introduction to Computers
Computers in Secondary Schools (English
and Social Studies)
Computers in Elementary Classrooms
(Math and Science)
Using Films in the Classroom
Introduction to Computers
Computers in Elementary Classrooms
(
L
anguage Arts and Social Studies)
Computers in Secondary Schools
(Math arid Science)
Envi
ronmental
Education
Children
With Special Needs
Teaching Overseas
Musical
Instruments
in the Classroom
Songs for People Who Can't Sing
Language Development and Early Reading,
Session i - Language and Reality
Session ii - Language and the Brain
L. Prock
Workshop
- Learning Disabilities
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
?
Location
82-3
2
35
Vancouver
;)
?
82-382-3
1
58
3
SFU
SFU
82-3
163
SFU
82-3
12
SFU
82-3
235
SFU
82-3
1
7
SFU
82-3
159
SFU
82-3
19
SFU
82-3
177
SFU
82-3
53
SFU
82-3
11
SF0
82-3
1
13
SF0
82-3
15
SF0
82-382-3
11
30
6
SFU
SFU
82-3
29
SF0
82-3
1
17
SF0
82-3
8
SF0
82-3
1
6
SF0
82-3
1
2
SF0
82-3
30
Vancouver
83-183-183-183-182-382-3
14
1
2
6
100
1425
40
1230
SF0
Prince
Vancouver
Burnaby
Cranbrook
Vancouver
Rupert
83-1
1
6
SF0
83-1
1
1
SF0
83-1
1
4
SF0
83-1
1
10
SF0
83-1
1
2
SFU
83-1
1
3
SF0
83-1
1
22
SF0
83-1
1
4
SF0
83-1
1
20
SF0
83-1
1
10
SF0
83-1
1
20
SF0
83-1
11
2
2
SF0
SF0
83-1
7
40
Nanaimo
9.
Department/Title of Lecture or Colloquium
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
English
The Writing Program:
Josef
Thomas
Skvorecky
Berger ReadingReading
??
83-183-1
??
33 ??
12
35 ??
Grosvenor
Grosvenor Hotel
Hotel
Geography
Victorian
The Hajj:
?
Gardening
Pilgrimages
Landscapes
Information
82-3
1
8
SFtJ
Circulation
82-3
1
8
SF1.1
A
The
New
New
Approach
Japan
to Tactile Maps
82-383-1
1
1
10
20.
SF1.1
SF1.1
Geography vs. Underdevelopment:
?
the
Current Debate
.
?
83-1
1
10
SFU
Effects of the Energy Crisis on the
?
-
- ?
--- - - -
Structure of Small Farming in Maine
83-1
1
8
SFU
Political
Geography
Ecologyand
Gender
?
.
83-183-1
11
88
SF11
SFU
Diffuse Non-Carcian Macropore Flux - Matrix
Flow or Pipeflow
83-1
1
8
SFU
Is There a Normal Geomorphology
83-1
1
8
SFU
Aspects of Norfolk Coastal Geomorphology
83-1
1
8
SFU
Orientation
An Assessment
Maps
of the
for
Imposition
the Visually
of the
Impaired
83-1
1
20
SFU
British Culture on a Colonial Society
83-1
1
20
SFU
Political Science
The Crisis of the Communist State:
?
The
Polish Example
82-3
2
20
SF13
SFU Advisory Committee on Ethnic Relations
-
The Exile
82-2
4
.
?
-
.. ?
50
Downtown Education
Ctr.
Total
Lectures and Colloquia: 244
Enrolment:
?
6,500
. ?
-
.
Programs of Distinction
Business Administration
Accounting in the 1990's:
?
The Conceptual
Framework
83-1
The Ideal and Practice of Advocacy/Issue
Advertising
83-1
Centre for the Arts
Closely Watched Trains
83-1
Jiri Menzel and the History of Closely
Watched Trains
83-1
Chemistry
ETS - Extraterrestrial Spectroscopy
83-1
How Spectroscopy Challenges Chemistry
83-1
The Contributions of Spectroscopy
83-1
Communication
Does It Matter Which Newspaper You Read?
83-1
Syntactic Associations of Lexical Items
and Discourse Analysis
83-1
Criminology
Punishment as Ritual--An Analysis of Types
of Reaction to Severe Losses
83-1
Civil Disobedience as Social Defense
83-1
Economics
The Rise and Fall of Employment Policy
,
82-3
Is There a Theory of Economic Development?
82-3
Geography
The Folk Cemetery as Cultural Index:
?
The
Example of the American South
83-1
The Diffusion of Log Construction to the
Colonial United States:
?
A Case Study
of Simplification of European Culture
83-1
Studies in Speleothems
83-1
Karst in the Canadian Cordillera
83-1
The Many Landscapes of South Nahanni
National Park
83-1
History
Historical Consciousness in Contemporary
America
82-3
Class Formation and Class Development in
19th Century America
82-3
Blacks and Immigrants in the American Past
82-3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
60
Robson Square
40 .
Robson Square
200
SFU
45
SFU
300
SFU
60
SFU
200
SFU
20 ?
SFU
30
?
SFU
.
1
?
50
SFU
1 ?
30 SFU
1
?
70
SFU
2
?
50
SFU
1
?
50
SFU
2
?
16
SFU
1
?
108
SFU
1
?
65
SFU
1 ?
18
SFU
1
?
30 ?
SFU
2
?
20 ?
.SFU
1 ?
30
?
SFU ?
S
10.
D. Programs of Distinction, Research Professor, and Convocation Speaker Lectures,
?
S
Department/Title of Lecture
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
11.
Department/Title of Lecture or Seminar
Kinesiology
Investigations into the Economy of Running
Describing Impact Forces With
Substitutional Parameters (Effective
Mass)
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
83-1 ?
2 ?
- ?
40- ?
SF0
83-1
?
2 ?
40
?
SF0
Languages, Literatures & Linguistics
Canada's Intercultural Problem:
?
Emerging
Means of Resolution
82-2
Latin American Studies Program
Democratic Opening in Latin America?
?
The
Case of Brazil
83-1
Alternative Theories of Comparative
Politics
83-1
- ?
-Reformist and
Revolutionary
Theories of
Development and Underdevelopment
83-1
Natural Resources Management Program
The Economics of the Arms Race
83-1
The Impact of Resource Development on
Native Groups
83-1
The Political Economy of Canada's National
Energy Program
83-1
. Philosophy
Can Machines Think?
82-3
Cognitive Wheels:
?
The Franc Problem of
Artificial Intelligence
82-3
How to Study Consciousness Empirically:
or Nothing Comes to Mind
82-3
Rights, Duties and Obligations
83-1
Grounds of Rights
83-1
Rights, Powers and Liberties
83-1
Rights and Claims
831
Physics
Growing and Engineering of Hydro Carbons
82-3
Pet Plants
82-3
Artificial Photosynthesis
82-3
The Computer
Communication
Revolution:
Potential
Impact on Scholarly
Communication
83-1
Psychology
• ?
Human Rape:
?
An Evolutionary Analysis
82-3
Bittacid Scorpion Flies:
?
Systems for
U
nderstanding Female Choice
82-3
Evolution and Philosophy:
?
A Rapproachement?
82-3
Do We Have a New Paradigm?
•
Sociobiology:
82-3
Some Consequences of Uncertainty of
Paternity
83-1
The Sociobiology of Homicide
?
- 83-1
1 ?
50
?
SF0
1
60
SF0
2
40
•- -SF0 ?
-.
2
55
-.
?
SF0
1
•
?
100
Robson Square
2
25
SF0
2
30
SFU
1
170
-
?
Four Seasons .Hotel
1
120
SF0
1
120
SFU
1
100
Robson Square
1
25
SF0
1
25
SF0
1
25
SF0
2
180
0BC
2
150
SF0
1
150
SF0
1
60
SF0
2
200
SF0
2
25
SF0
1
25
SF0
1.
65
SF0
1
65
SFU
1
70
SF0
Department/Title of Lecture or Seminar
Research Professor Lectures
Y.L. Chow
A Chemical Model of Nitrosamjne
Carcinogenesis: An Hypothesis
A.H. Lachlan
Permutations and Structures
Convocation Speaker Lectures
E.O. Wilson
Sociobiology and the Meaning of
Social Existence
The Social Insects
G. Atherley
The Pitfalls and Problems of Mounting
Post-Secondary Education Programs
How Much Faith Can You Put in the
Scientific Answers to Problems of
Occupational Health and Safety?
Total
Lectures or Seminars;
?
53
Enrolment:
?
4,307
12.
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
83-1
1
50
SFU
83-1
1
50
SFU
82-2
1
400
SFU
82-2
1
200
SFU
82-2
1
25
SFU
82-2
1
75
SFU
.
is
is
13.
E. ?
SFU/Publjcatjons
.
Distance Education Courses
Items
Sold*
Packages are combinations of print material,-audiotape,
Mayl/82-Apr. 30/83
videotape, and 35 nun. slides
Health Concerns of an Aging Population
35
Effective
Bilingualism
Indochinese
Fitness
Refugees
and Multiculturaljsm
Management''
in British Columbiain
Education
26
5
Emily
Carr: ?
A Biography
65
Contact and Conflict
8
Developmental Drama in the Classroom
4
Physical Activity and the Child
8
Performance and Sports Psychology
21
* Unit = 1 complete course
225
-
Conference
A udiotapes
?
-
Moral
Meeting
Problems
the Challenge
in Health
of
Care
the Mentally Impaired Elderly
316
Drug Abuser ?
Policy Options in B.C.
51
56
Diet and Heart Disease
The Female Athlete
Micro Computers in the Classroom
62
Education Canada
120-
Family Choice in Education
75
Concerns in Child Development
50-
S
Clinical
Achievements of F.R. Scott
126
Canada's Changing Age Structure
80
Environmental Ethics and Land Use
200
Challenges to Science
13
Psychology of Aging
?
-"
35
Mental Health and the Elderly
144
342
* Unit = 1 audio cassette
1,705
Books
Female
Sexual
Canada's
The Female
OffenderAggression
Changing
Athlete
??
and
Age
the
StructureLaw
??
370
154
53
21
Samuel
Native
Johnson
North Americans:
Society Conference
Crime, Conflict
Proceedingsand
Criminal
?
Justice
?
142
72
812
University in the Air (C
p
Air Research Update Audiotapes)
Current Economic Issues - with John Crispo
Left Handedness and Birth Stress - with Paul Bakan
The Sounds Around You - with Hildegard Westerkamp
Conversation With a Writer - with Audrey Thomas
Learning
D
isabilities - with Leone Prock and Frank Sigurdson
Nineteenth Century Travel Literature - with Allan Cunningham
14.
Edible Kelp - with Louis Druehl
Artificial Intelligence - with Nick Circone
Environmental Crime - with Patricia Brantinghain
My
Years
with Grey Owl - with Kenneth Conihear
The Code of Rights and Freedoms - with Edward McWhinney
Total
Distance education courses, conference audiotapes, books, C? Air tapes: 41
Items sold: 2,742
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15.
F. SFU/Knowledge Network Programs
Department/Title of Program
Biological Sciences
Apiculture: An Introduction to Bees and
Beekeeping (inter-active; credit-free)
Criminology
Educational programs telecast-in support of
DIS courses CP.IM 131, 135, 241, 330; and.
101, 131, 340, 440 on campus
Educational programs telecast in support of
DIS courses CRIM 101, 104, 131, 135, 330,
340, 350; and 230, 241 on campus
Contemporary Issues in Criminology and
Criminal Justice (inter-active series)
- The Criminal Justice System: Is It Working?
- The Problem of Juvenile Crime
- Contemporary Canadian Society
(CRIM 101, 103, 104, 131, 135, 151, 210, 120,
230, 231, 241, 302, 312, 320, 330, 335, 338,
340, 341, 350, 369, 401, 410, 413, 416/417/418
(two courses) , 420, 430, 441, 450, 455 -- all
on campus)
Educational programs telecast in support of
DIS courses CRIM 101
1
104, 131, 135, 330, 340,
350; and 230, 241 on campus
Introduction to Corrections - A Series of 4 Programs
in support of DIS course CRIM 241
and CRIM 101, 102, 103, 104, 131, 135, 151, 203,
120, 230, 412, 231, 241, 302, 311, 312, 313,
320, 330, 332, 335, 341, 342, 369, 410, 415,
416/417/418 (3 courses), 430, 440, 441
Semester Hours Enrolment*
83-1
?
10
?
106
?
82-2 ?
3 ?
279
?
82-3
?
6.5 ?
287
?
82-3
?
3' ?
1381
?
83-1 ?
4.5
?
255
?
83-1
?
7 ?
7
1180
Faculty of Education ?
.
Educational programs telecast in cupport of
DIS course. EDUC 441
82-2
9
23
Computers in Education:
?
A Workshop for Classroom
Teachers (credit-free)
82-2
?
.
6
63
Educational programs telecast in support of
DIS course EDUC 441
82-3
4.5
20
Computers in Education:
?
A Workshop for Classroom
Teachers
?
(credit-free) ?
: ? . ?
.
82-3
6
147
Multi-cultural Education: .
?
and.Responses
(inter-active) ?
(DIS course EDUC 441, 441 on campus,
PDP interior students, Multi-Cultural Module)
?
.
82-3
.3
162
Educational programs telecast in support of DIS
course EDtJC 441
83-1
4.5
23
Reading Instruction for Secondary Students: ?
Two
S ?
Workshops for Classroom Teachers (inter-active;
credit-free)
83-1
4
29**
The Arts in Education:
?
A Three-Part Series
(inter-active; credit-free)
83-1
6
n/a
- Artistic Thinking
- Imagery, Culture and Education
- Music is a multi-cultural educational activity
16.
Department/Title of Program
English
Educational programs telecast in support of
DIS course ENGL 101
Educational programs telecast in support of
DIS course ENGL 101
Educational programs telecast in support of
DIS course ENGL 101
The Three Sisters and The Homecoming - Feature
Films followed by panel discussion in support
of DIS course ENGL 368 (inter-active and
pre-recorded)
On campus students in ENGL 103 were encouraged
to watch both programs
Students in ENGL 342 viewed The Homecoming
Chemistry
Educational programs in support of DIS
course GIEM 005
Geography
Educational programs telecast in support of
DIS course GEOG 317
Educational programs telecast in support of
DIS course GEOG 469
History
Educational programs telecast in support of
DIS course lUST 484
SFU Publications
Family Health: A Five-Part Series Which
?
Addresses the Health Concerns and the
Extended Family (inter-active; credit-free)
Drama as a Teaching and Learning Strategy:
A Two-Part Workshop for Teachers (inter-active;
credit-free)
Semester Hours Enrolment
?
.
?
112-2 ?
2 ?
62
?
82-3 ?
2 ?
38
?
83-1 ?
1 ?
23
?
83-1 ?
6 ?
31
215
37
82-3
5.25 ?
20
82-3
2 ?
35
83-1
3.25 ?
31
•
83-1
.5
?
23
?
83-1 ?
10
?
15
?
83-1 ?
6 ?
103
Total
Programs: ?
24 for a total of 115 hours
Enrolment: 4,595
* Enrolment means credit student registrations in Directed Independent Study
courses and in courses offered on and off campus to whom these KNOW programs
were directed, except where a program is noted as "credit-free". The total
viewing audience cannot be determined.
** 17 individuals and 12 school districts.
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17.
III. Credit-Free Activities by Administrative and Academic Service Departments
A. Courses
Department/Title of Course
Computing Centre
Intro to CC Services-Admin.
Intro to CC Services-Acad.
Intro to MTS - I
Intro to MTS - II
Intro to MTS - Evening
MTS Editor - I
MTS Editor - II
MTS Editor - Evening
Files-and Devices -I
Files and Devices - II
Textform Pt. 1
Textforrn Pt. 2
Textform Pt. 1 - Ad Session
Textforin Pt. 2 - As Session
Intro to APL
Intro to TELLAGRAF - Ad Session
Intro to TELLAGRAF - Added Session
•
Intro to SPSS
Intro to CC Services
Intro to MTS - I
Intro to MTS - Evening
Intro to MTS - III
Intro to MTS - IV
MTS Editor - I
MTS Editor - Evening
MTS Editor - III
MTS Editor - IV
Files/Devices - I
Files/Devices - Evening
Files/Devices - III
Files/Devices - IV
Textform Pt. 1 - I
Textform Pt. 2 - I
Textform Pt. 1 - II
Textform Pt. 2 - II
TELLAGRAF - I
TELLAGRAF - II
Intro to APL
Intro to SPSS
Project Accounting
Intro to MTS and Editor
Intro to MTS
.
MTS Editor
Textform Pt. 1 - III
Textform Pt. 2 - III
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
82-2
1
7
SFU
82-2
1
17
SFU
82-2
2
25
SFU
82-2
2
21
SFU
82-2
2
22
SFU
82-2
2
24
SFU
82-2
2
20
SFU
82-2
2
22
SFU
82-2
2
22
SFU
82-2
2
1 ?
16
SFU
82-2
2
30
SFU
82-2
2
30
SFU
82-2
2
22
SFU
82-2
2
22
SFU
82-2
2
18
SFU'
82-2
2
26
SFU
82-2
2
21
SFU
82-2
2
19
SFU
82-3
2
21
SFU
82-3
2
22
-
?
SFU
82-3
2
25
SFU
82-3
2
20
SFU
82-3
2
25
SFU
82-3
2
25
SFU
82-3
2
21
?
'. SFU
82-3
2
21
SFU
82-3
2
24
SFU
82-3
2
18
SFU
82-3
2
18
SFU
82-3
2
19
SFU
82-3
2
18
SF0
82-3
2
23
SF0
82-3
2
24
SF0
82-3
2
22
SF0
82-3
2
22
SFU
82-3
2
20
SFU
82-3
2
19
SFU
82-3
2
15
SF0
82-3
2
20
SF0
82-3
2
23
SF0
82-3
2
14
SF0
82-3
2
20
SF0
82-3
2
24
SF0
82-3
2
35
SF0
82-3
2
36
SF0
18.
Department/Title of
Course
Semester
Hours
?
Enrolment
Location
Files
Intro
MTS
Files
MTS
Intro
Intro
Intro
Textform
Intro
Textform
Intro
Textform
Intro
Intro
Textform
Editor
Editor
and
and
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
MTS
MTS
CC
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PASCALSNOBOLRCPt.
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83-182-382-382-382-382-382-382-3
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2
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TELLAGRAF
RGPt.
MTS
Pt.
Devices
Devices
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Project
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Pt.
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I
Accounting
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2
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2222
2
2
2
22
2
22
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949
23
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SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
Recreation
Cya
ScubaClimbingSquash
Wt.
Laser
YogaWen-DoRacquet
Tai-ChiFencingTennisSwimmingSailTrainingSailBall
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2428
20
1612
202010
5
8
22
4
days
1011111017
2554
47
7
4
8
4
Kitsilano
B.C.
SF0
Jerico
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
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SF0
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Interior
• ?
Department/Title of Course
Bike Maintenance
Tennis
Swimming
Fencing
Wen-Do
Tai-Chi
Social Dance
Folk Dance
Wt. Training
Yoga
Racquet Ball
Squash
Laser Sail
Bronze Med.
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Scuba
Bike Maintenance
Tennis
Swim
Bronze X
Fencing
Wen-Do
Tai-Chi
Social Dance
. Wt. Training
Yoga
Racquet Ball
Squash
Study
Skills
Service
Study
Skills
Mini-Course
Study
Skills 001
Study
Skills
Mini-Course
Study Skills 001
Study Skills Mini-Course
Total
Courses: ?
125
Enrolment: 2,241
B. Lectures
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
82-2
6
45
SF0
82-3
18
50
SF0
82-3
6
35
SF0
83-1
18
65
SF0
83-1
6
40
SF0
De
partment/Title of Lecture
82-3
25
10
82-3
10
10
82-3
20
12
82-3
20
23
82-3
12
9
82-3
20
35
82-3
12
24
82-3
12
6
82-3
4
9
82-3
16
10
82-3
2
17
82-3
2
5
82-3
8
5
82-3
30
9
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823
5- days
82-3
28
8
83-1
25
9
83-1
10
8
83-1
20
10
83-1
30
13
83-1
20
21
83-1
12
14
83-1
20
29
83-1
12
18
83-1
4
6
83-1
16
20
83-1
2
19
83-1
2
15
SF0
SF0
SFU
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
B.C. Interior
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
82-2
3
54
SF0
82-3
3
317
SF0
82-3
1
34
SF0
83-1
3
110
SF0
83-1
1
23
SF0
83-1
1.5
5
SF0
Government Documents
Government Documents
Basics
19.
Library
"Access"
"Access"
Special Lecture:
"Access"
• Special Lecture:
Special Lecture:
Total
Lectures:
?
6
Enrolment: 543
