COLLEGE CREDIT

University, Career and Preparatory Courses

REGISTRATION

You may register in advance by phoning the student services office (365-7292). Also there will be a registration evening with counselling available, Sept. 11, 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., or you may register at the first meeting of a cours:

ANTHROPOLOGY 202

OOUKHOBOR FOLKLIFE!

An Introduction to Doukhobor history .and

ethnohistory; Doukhobor religion and dogma. The

tolkilfe viewpoint is assumed and training In relevant

areas of folklife studies Is provided. ‘

— Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. beginning September 13 in Room M-17.

INSTRUCTOR: Mark Mealing

FINE ARTS 100

HISTORY OF. WESTERN ART *

(Prehistoric - 1600 A.D.)

A general chronological survey of architecture,

painting and sculpture in western world from Cro-

Magnon Man to the beginning of the seventeenth

century.

— Wednesdays and Fridays 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m., Beginning September 13 in Room B-15

INSTRUCTOR: Tony Emery

FINE ARTS 200

INTRODUCTION TO CONTEMPORARY ART

— Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:30-4:30, beginning on September 13.

BIOLOGY 106 The unifying principles of biology lie behind the events and conditions of our everyday lives. This course provides a unique opportunity to examine these principles using a modular approach sup- plemented with evening lecture and laboratory sessions. Topics will include: Sclentific Com- munication, Pollution and the Energy Crisis, Man's Impact on Global Photosynthesis, Life on Mars, Nutrition of the Human Body, Human Reproduction and the Poputation Crisis. — Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:00 p.m., beginning September 12 in Room K-10. INSTRUCTOR: Doug McBride

CHEMISTRY 104

FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMISTRY 1

This fallsemester course Is oriented towards students

taking life sclences and deals with the basic aspects

of atomic and molecular structure, chemical bonding,

chemical equilibrium, and Inorganic compounds.

Emphasis is placed on introductory organic and

biochemistry.

— Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. beginning September 12 in Room K-11.

INSTRUCTOR: Harry Jukes

ENGLISH 110

COLLEGE COMPOSITION

‘This course teaches clear, concise writing, The course

Includes sentence structure, paragraph con-

struction, theme development, and research paper

Presentation. ,

— Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m., beginning on September 11 in Room B-15.

INSTRUCTOR: Duane Davis

FORESTRY 154

PHOTOGRAMMETRY

The application of basic photogrammetric principles

In obtaining reliable quantitative information and

measurements from aeria! photographs, and an in-

troduction to photo Interpretation. Includas the theory

and use of stereoscopes, stereometers, radial line

piotlers, vertical sketchmaster and slotted template

cutter.

— Monday evening at 7:00 p.m., beginning September 11 In Room G-17.

INSTRUCTOR: Lome Mcintosh

- Admission to credit courses is open to

anyone 19 years of age or over. Those under 19 must have high school graduation or equivalent. Some courses and programs have specific entrance requirements.

HISTORY 102

INTRODUCTION TO MODERN CHINA |

A study of geographical, economic, cultural and soclal

forces which have led to the development of the

People's Republic of China today. Ancient China,

cycles of stability and change from the Ch'in to the

Ch'ing. Impact to the West, Russia and Japan. The

Ch’ing Dynasty 1644-1911. Sun Yat sen and the

revolution of 1911. China in revolution and the war

1911-1949. Consolidation of the People’s Republic of

China 1949-1959,

— Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 a.m. In Room M-17 beginning Sept. 12.

(INSTRUCTOR: Russ MeArthur

MATHEMATICS 50 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA A prepatory course In mathematics for students who have some basic algebra. This is normally the preparatory course required for students wishing to enter the Business Technology, Nursing or any other program that requires Algebra 11 for entrance. The course Includes algebraic operations, linear equations and inequalities, quadratic equations, functions and their graphs, exponents and radicals, exponential and logarithmic functions. — Monday and Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m. beginning September 11 in Room B-17. INSTRUCTOR: Jim Dunnett

PHYSICS 102

BASIC PHYSICS!

A non calculus survey of mechanics and heat. This

course Includes the topics of linear motion, Newtons

Laws, energy, rotational motion vibratory motion,

gravitation, temperature, heat exchange and the taws

of thermodynamics.

— Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. beginning Sep- tember 12 In Room L-18

INSTRUCTOR: W. Schulz

PSYCHOLOGY 101

INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY Ul

A complement to Psychology 100. Among others,

topics may include; psychotherapy, social Influences,

attitudes and bellefs, organizational psychology, the

nervous system and sensory processes.

— Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m., beginning on September 13 In Room M-14,

INSTRUCTOR: Shelley Wichert ©

PSYCHOLOGY 206

THE PERSONAL CONTEXT OF BEHAVIOUR

Topics such as personality development, motivation,

stress, reactions to and coping with stress are

covered. Four approaches to understanding human

behaviour will be presented, the psychoanalytic, the

analytic, the behaviourist, arid the tralt involving study

of Fraud, Jung, Skinner, Allport.

— Mondays and Wednesdays, 10:30 am. - 12:30 p.m. beginning September 11 In Room G-10, ‘j

INSTRUCTOR: Shelley Wichert

SOCIAL SERVICE 160 5

INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL SERVICES

Acquaints students with the philosophy, values and

tole of social service workers in a variety of settings.

The focus Is on the establishment of social services

In BC. and Canada, including pertinent policies,

programs and concepts.

— Wednesdays, 8:30 am. - 11:30 a.m., beginning September 13 In Room M-13.

INSTRUCTOR: Nancy Ketchum

Fees are $30.00 per course for credit, although you may audit (sit In on) any course for $20.00. An additional fee of $5.00 is charged for laboratory courses. Senlor Citizens are admitted free of charge. ~

SOCIAL SERVICE 260

MARRIAGE AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS

A study of factors In mate selection, premarital

telations, dynamics of the marriage relationship, child

and family relations, problem areas of marriage and

family relationships.

— Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m., beginning .Sep- tember 12 in Room B-13.

INSTRUCTOR: David Maxwell

BUSINESS 151

INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNTING |

An introductory course In accounting from the first

steps in bookkeeping to the consideration of current

assets on the balance sheet. Recognized

equivalencies with Business 152 include SMA -

Principles of Accounting 1, C.G.A. - Accounting 101,

\.C.A.8.C. -External course Financial Accounting.

— Monday and Thursday evenings at 7:00 ‘p.m. beginning on September 11 in room B-12,

INSTRUCTOR: H. John

FEE: $42

BUSINESS 186

BEHAVIOUR OF ORGANIZATIONS }

The first half of a two part course which examines the

relationships of people in organizations. No special

previous preparation required for entry to this course.

Recognized equivalencies include: SMA23 -

Organizationa! Behaviour. x

—Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. beginning on September 12 In Room B-14,

INSTAUCTOR: Bruce Ketchum

FEE: $24.

Note: Course full apply to waiting list.

BUSINESS 253

INCOME TAX PRINCIPLES 1 :

A basic study of the principles of Canadian Income

Tax Law. Computation of net income, Income from

employment, business operations, capital gains and

losses. Introductory Accounting would be desirable

background. Recognized equivalencies with Business

257 includ MA - Taxation 24,

— Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. beginning September 6 In Room B-12.

INSTRUCTOR: Jack Yolland

FEE: $24

BUSINESS 273

PURCHASING MANAGEMENT!

This course deals with the facets of. Materials

Management and Procurement process ranging from

the recognition and need through to the completion of

transactions records. Lecture and Case Studies will

Include such topics as Purchasing Organizations and

Information Systems. Control of Quality and Quan-

tities.. Sources of Supply and Pricing Policles. No

special previous preparation required for entry to this

course. With Business 280, this course ($55) qualifies

for certificate from Purchasing Management Assn. of

Canada. :

— Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m. beginning Sep- tember 7 in Room K-11.

INSTRUCTOR: Jack Cooper

FEE: $24,