
Courses of Interest
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Intercultural Communication (COMC 253)
We are a global community, and recognizing the inherent relationship between culture, language, and communication is an essential skill. Students in various programs develop this nuanced understanding. The course supports students who are interested in many fields: Health and Wellness, Education, Business, Community Development, Trade, Tourism and others.

Computer Applications in Business (COMP 154)
Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook are just a few of the business applications that you will learn in this course. You’ll gain a solid foundation in both information systems theory and practical skills. Taken in conjunction with MGMT 320, COMP 154 fulfills the CPA prerequisite requirements for IT. Generally, feedback from students is that this course helps them be successful in many academic and professional/employment opportunities.

Introduction to Environmental Sustainability (ENST 200)
ENST 200 is the perfect course for almost any program that you are registered in at the College. Sustainability challenges range from a local to a global scale, and learning about the UN Sustainable Development Goals framework sets you up for work in any field, helping you become a global citizen.

Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GEOG 211)
Let’s show you how to make professional maps for marketing brochures and websites – what a great tool for your future career and employment! You also discover how to listen to and process signals from satellites. Make images of those really crazy weather patterns like the ones that have been happening all summer. And finally, what is GPS (Global Positioning System) and how does that all work?! You’ll experience all of this. GIS is SO applicable to so many personal and professional areas!

Finite Mathematics 1 (MATH 101)
If you don’t need Calculus, but you need a math-credit, this is your course! It’s available both face-to-face and online, so you have a lot of flexibility in your study options. Business programs, Bachelor of Arts, Environmental Science Certificate are some of the programs where MATH 101 is a great fit. And this course sets you up if STAT 106 is on your future course list!

Organizational Behaviour (MGMT 216)
Are you heading into a Business credential? Perhaps you’re interested in learning what people think, feel and do in organizations. This course gives you a theoretical view about Organizational Behaviour – it’s a key element for anyone who is heading into the world of business or human resources. A great elective for everyone!

Introduction to Sociology 2: Social Institutions (SOCI 102)
SOCI 102 is typically offered in the winter semester, but you can also take it in the fall! And, it does not require a SOCI 101 prerequisite, so if you are looking for that Social Science course to add to your program, this is it. In this course, you will develop a sociological understanding of contemporary society and the major social issues faces by 21st century global citizens.

Introductory Financial Accounting 2 (ACCT 262)
Did you start your Accounting or Business program in January? Are you looking to upgrade your mark for ACCT 262? We are offering a fall session of ACCT 262 – a continuation of ACCT 261. This course is a cornerstone of the Accounting Diploma and also fulfills key requirements for the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Professional Education Program. Take advantage of this fall offering to move your diploma forward.

Advanced Professional Communications (COMC 102)
Get a head start on your Communications class – if you’ve already taken ENGL 100 or COMC 101, and your program requires COMC 102, take it in the fall semester!! The winter semester fills up, so the fall is a great time for a smaller class size and more time with your instructor, Nathalie Lesage.

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