Code:

ENL1004

Course Name:

Professional Communication Essentials

Course Description:

Communication remains a fundamental skill regardless of discipline or field of study. Using an applied approach, students focus on writing, ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FOR7310

Course Name:

The Forest Environment

Course Description:

It is essential for Forestry Technicians to be able to navigate, quantify and interpret the forest in order to stay safe and accomplish task... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

FOR7311

Course Name:

Dendrology

Course Description:

Tree identification is foundational to understanding, interpreting and managing forests. Focus is placed on the identification of local fore... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

FOR7312

Course Name:

Ecology

Course Description:

Knowing the auto-ecology of tree species forms an underpinning to good forest management. Students examine the silvics of tree species, whic... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

FOR7314

Course Name:

Soils and Landforms

Course Description:

Soils form part of the basis for good growth in forests. The need to keep soils healthy through forest activities is vital. The characterist... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FOR7316

Course Name:

Wildlife

Course Description:

Good stewardship of the forest requires best management of all wildlife, including species at risk. Students practice identification of vari... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

FOR7317

Course Name:

Remote Sensing

Course Description:

Remote sensing allows forest practitioners to accurately interpret forests at a landscape level. Students are introduced to remote sensing u... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

FOR7322

Course Name:

Forest Health

Course Description:

Understanding pests and disease is essential to keeping forests healthy. Focus is placed on the identification and management of diseases an... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FOR7313

Course Name:

Geographic Information Systems

Course Description:

GIS is a very powerful tool that allows capture and analysis of all aspects of modern forestry. Analysis of digitized spatial data is presen... + Read More

Hours:

60.0

Code:

FOR7321

Course Name:

Forest Measurements

Course Description:

Forest measurement data forms the basis for good short and long term decision making in our forests. Students determine the growth and yield... + Read More

Hours:

49.0

Code:

FOR7324

Course Name:

Silviculture

Course Description:

Silviculture connects the silvics of tree species and land base objectives to allow for sustainable forest management. Students study silvic... + Read More

Hours:

64.0

Code:

FOR7325

Course Name:

Harvesting

Course Description:

Harvesting is a foundational silvicultural tool that allows for best management on a long-term basis. Students explore regulations, license... + Read More

Hours:

49.0

Code:

FOR7327

Course Name:

Fire Management

Course Description:

It is important to understand both the benefit and hazard that forest fires create to protect forests and emulate their natural systems. Stu... + Read More

Hours:

56.0

Code:

AST2000

Course Name:

Introduction to Astronomy

Course Description:

What can the sky tell us about our place in the universe, and how life began? This introductory course to astronomy will teach students indi... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

DSN2001

Course Name:

History of Design

Course Description:

Visual communications and graphic design have played a key role in the evolution of communication through a number of historical and social ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

DSN2003

Course Name:

Ai in Creative Industries

Course Description:

From Hollywood studios using AI to generate film concepts to fashion designers creating virtual runway shows, artificial intelligence is res... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENL1726

Course Name:

Symbols, Text and Meaning

Course Description:

Semiotics is the study of signs and symbols and how we use them to create meaning. It examine how certain things?words, images, sounds, gest... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENV0002

Course Name:

Environmental Citizenship

Course Description:

Environmental citizenship is based on the principles of national citizenship, yet it goes beyond political borders to emphasize global envir... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

ENV5004

Course Name:

Waste-Free Ontario

Course Description:

Ontario continues to generate more and more waste; historically, three quarters of this waste has been discarded. In this course, learners a... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FIN2300

Course Name:

Introduction to Personal Finance

Course Description:

Establishing and maintaining healthy personal financial affairs are important steps towards autonomy and agency. Students discover how finan... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED0021

Course Name:

Disability in Arts: Portrayals and Identity

Course Description:

All forms of art have a powerful influence on our perceptions. Students describe and explore through case studies a range of disabilities an... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED0022

Course Name:

Positive Psychology: the Science of Happiness and Well-Being

Course Description:

While fulfillment and well-being mark some people's lives, many others remain dissatisfied with life. Positive Psychology is concerned with ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED0024

Course Name:

Anti-Racism: Theory and Practice

Course Description:

Anti-racism is the practice of identifying, challenging, and changing the values, structures, and behaviors that perpetuate systemic racism.... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED2200

Course Name:

Free Speech and the Challenge of Social Media

Course Description:

This course will allow students to explore social media and its effects on free speech and public discourse in contemporary society. It will... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED5002

Course Name:

Victimology

Course Description:

An increased awareness of the ripple effect of crime has given rise to victimology as a significant field of study. Students investigate vic... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED5003

Course Name:

The Science of Play

Course Description:

Toys and games, key components of play, have evolved from homemade trinkets to highly engineered items in a multi-billion-dollar industry. S... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED5004

Course Name:

Living Green

Course Description:

The need to lead healthy, environmentally conscious lives is increasingly important. Students acquire the practical knowledge and skills req... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED5005

Course Name:

Greek Mythology

Course Description:

Students explore intriguing characters, important places and famous myths of Classical Greece. By examining a variety of popular myths, stud... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED5006

Course Name:

World Religions

Course Description:

In Canada, society embraces people from many cultures of the world. By exploring different religious beliefs about the world, the individual... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED5007

Course Name:

Transatlantic Slavery and Its Abolition

Course Description:

The effects of transatlantic slavery, which began in the 15th century and was not abolished until the 19th, are still present in contemporar... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED5010

Course Name:

The Fungus Among Us

Course Description:

Understanding fungi is critical for a more complete picture of both natural history, as well as historical and current human affairs. Studen... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED5200

Course Name:

Supporting Learning Differences in Society

Course Description:

Students gain an awareness of learning differences in various contexts including social, educational, and work settings. The field of learni... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED5300

Course Name:

The Science of Everyday Life

Course Description:

The mysteries of science surround us constantly and play a significant role in everyone's daily life regardless of their level of awareness.... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED5301

Course Name:

On Death, Dying and Medical Assistance in Dying (Maid)

Course Description:

Though death is an immutable consequence of life, society's attitudes and reactions to it have been ever-changing. The viewpoint that life i... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED6022

Course Name:

A Sense of Humour

Course Description:

Humour is a universal tool of communication and social influence. Students survey the development, use, and value of humour in Canadian visu... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GEN1001

Course Name:

Ethics: What Is the Big Deal?

Course Description:

In today's society there is increasingly more attention focused on questions of right or wrong, good or evil. Ethical issues relating to a w... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GEN1957

Course Name:

Science Fiction

Course Description:

Science fiction is both a major genre of popular entertainment and an effective mode of social commentary. Students explore the formal conve... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GEN2003

Course Name:

Healthy Lifestyle

Course Description:

Are you eating healthy foods? Do you exercise regularly? Do you know how to prevent injuries and disease? These are some of the skills neces... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GEN2007

Course Name:

Community Service

Course Description:

Volunteerism not only benefits a community; it can broaden the worldview of the volunteer. Students who give their time and energy to an app... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GEO0012

Course Name:

Foreign Landscapes and Their Inhabitants

Course Description:

Understanding the natural environment and the geological features and landscapes that shape our world is vital for students to have a greate... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

HIS0001

Course Name:

Saints and Heroes: Shining a Spotlight on the 'Dark Ages', Europe A.D. 410-1096

Course Description:

When the mighty Roman Empire began to collapse, it was attacked from all directions by Barbarian armies. The resulting turmoil caused Europe... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

HOS2228

Course Name:

Wine, Food and Culture

Course Description:

An understanding of culture can be discovered by exploring eating and drinking customs. Students experience a virtual global tour, exploring... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

HOS2288

Course Name:

The Dinner Party

Course Description:

Table manners are as unique to a culture as the foods they eat - how people eat varies widely from country to country. Participants in this ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

LIB1982

Course Name:

Reading for Recreation

Course Description:

Reading gives us knowledge and new ideas to draw from in the future. It tones the mind in ways similar to the way exercise tones the body. A... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

MGT7330

Course Name:

Trends in Today's Workplace

Course Description:

In today's culture of work, every employee needs to be knowledgeable about current trends and issues in the workplace. Students explore emer... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

MVM8800

Course Name:

The Impact of the Car on North American Culture

Course Description:

Students explore the social, economic, political, and environmental impact of the automobile on North American lives. Through a combination ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

PSI0003

Course Name:

Globalization and Sustainability

Course Description:

The rapid growth of the global economy raises fundamental questions: How do trade and politics affect development and the environment? What ... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

RAD2001

Course Name:

Popular Culture

Course Description:

One dictionary definition of popular culture is the "totality of socially transmitted behaviour patterns, arts, beliefs, institutions, and a... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SCI2200

Course Name:

Dynamic Dna: You Are Not Alone

Course Description:

DNA is the recipe book for all living things. This small molecule can tell us about our past, present, and future. It is what makes us all u... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

SOC2003

Course Name:

Understanding Human Sexuality

Course Description:

Students study human sexuality through an interdisciplinary approach. Students gain a basic understanding of human sexuality through an inve... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

GED1108

Course Name:

General Education Elective

Course Description:

Students choose one course, from a group of general education electives, which meets one of the following five theme requirements: Arts in S... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FOR7331

Course Name:

Land Stewardship

Course Description:

Private woodlots require a different approach to forest management in comparison to publicly owned land due to their different uses and land... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FOR7333

Course Name:

Forest Access

Course Description:

Careful forest access ensures that we can manage our forests with a light environmental footprint. The proper locating of various types of f... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FOR7335

Course Name:

Ecological Land Classification

Course Description:

A standardized and consistent ecosystem inventory is needed by resource managers and planners to manage the daily operations of forests. Stu... + Read More

Hours:

36.0

Code:

FOR7337

Course Name:

Tree Marking

Course Description:

Tree marking is essential for placing forest stands on well managed trajectories and supports their long-term health. Students are introduce... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FOR7341

Course Name:

Forest Management

Course Description:

Good stewardship of forests requires monitoring and management over long time frames. Students apply knowledge from previous courses to the ... + Read More

Hours:

72.0

Code:

FOR7346

Course Name:

Advanced Spatial Techniques

Course Description:

Global positioning systems are a critical tool for data collection and navigation in forestry. Students collect field information with vari... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FOR7347

Course Name:

Freshwater Environments

Course Description:

Stewardship of hydrological environments is vital for the health of the planet. The physical, chemical and biological characteristics of fre... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FOR7348

Course Name:

Silvicultural Surveys

Course Description:

Surveys are an essential tool to verify the success of silvicultural operations and ensure forest sustainability. Focusing on the performanc... + Read More

Hours:

42.0

Code:

FOR7353

Course Name:

Field Placement

Course Description:

A field placement provides students with valuable experiential learning opportunities in the Forestry industry by applying skills in a workp... + Read More

Hours:

72.0

Code:

GED1108

Course Name:

General Education Elective

Course Description:

Students choose one course, from a group of general education electives, which meets one of the following five theme requirements: Arts in S... + Read More

Hours:

42.0