Academic Programs Committee of Council
Course Challenge March 27, 2009
The following curricular changes are being circulated for approval through the University Course
Challenge:
College of Arts & Science
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For approval: New Specialization in Water Science
For information - clarification of Biochemistry major and elective requirements.
College of Education
For approval: prerequisite changes; course deletion
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College of Engineering
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Environmental Engineering:
For information: sequence of courses; For approval: prerequisite change
College of Graduate Studies & Research
School of Public Health: For information - change in course labels
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College of Kinesiology
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For approval: course deletion, new course; changes to Honours program: prerequisite change.
Schedule for approval:
Date of circulation: March 27, 2009
Date by which Challenge must be received: April 13, 2009
Date by which changes will automatically be considered approved in the absence of Challenge:
April 24, 2009
COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE
Division of Social Sciences
GEOGRAPHY AND PLANNING
Specialization in Water Science
Program Description: The Specialization in Water Science can be taken in conjunction with the
Four-Year B.Sc. or B.Sc. Honours degrees in Geography. The specialization is designed to
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provide students with a strong and structured physical understanding of the hydrological
processes that affect the quantity and movement of surface and near-surface waters and the
impacts of human activities on water supply and characteristics. Opportunities exist within the
Specialization for students to explore atmosphere - land surface interactions through the
application of Geographic Information Science technology in hydrological modelling, to explore
ecosystem interactions of water, and to better understand the linkages between water, landscape
and climate. Students are trained in the fundamental background and key practical skills required
to address the emerging water problems in Canada.
Requirements: GEOG 225.3, 290.3, 325.3, 328.3, and 427.3; plus 6 credit units selected from
GEOG 332.3, 498.3 (Catchment Modelling); ABE 309.3, 432.3; BIOL 228.3, 253.3, 412.3;
GEOL 229.3, 413.3 (21 credit units in total).
Rationale: The Department of Geography and Planning has a long-standing national and
international reputation for excellence in hydrological research. Our faculty complement in
hydrology includes Dr. Dirk de Boer, Dr. Cherie Westbrook, Dr. Lawrence Martz, Dr. Seifu
Guangul and Dr. John Pomeroy, Tier I Canada Research Chair in Water Resources and Climate
Change. The Department of Geography and Planning proposes to offer the Specialization in
Water Science to take advantage of this research expertise and to strengthen the connection
between scholarly research and undergraduate teaching in our B.Sc. programs.
The program is designed to provide students with the skills they need to address issues related to
environmental change and its impacts on water supply. The Specialization in Water Science will
address the University’s goal to promote multidisciplinary teaching and learning in
environmental science. Recognizing the value of a multidisciplinary education in the
development of well-rounded and highly skilled scientists with skills in a key focal area, we hope
to offer a program that exposes students to water science across several disciplines by engaging
colleagues in the Departments of Agricultural & Bioresource Engineering, Biology, and
Geological Sciences in program delivery. In doing so, the Specialization will link to nodes of
water research and training across campus, and educate students who are uniquely able to
address the complex water problems now facing Canada. This proposal will be circulated to
Agricultural & Bioresources Engineering, Biology, Environmental Earth Science, and
Geological Sciences.
Background: Please note that Specializations for BSc students in the College of Arts & Science
have now been approved by the Academic Programs Committee of Council, as was reported to
the February 26, 2009 Council meeting. For more information, see this documentation.
Specializations in existing fields, such as Water Science, are to be approved by University
Course Challenge. Specializations in new fields are to be approved by the Academic Programs
Committee of Council.
BIOCHEMISTRY
Item for information – Clarification of major and elective requirements
Following are the correct B.Sc. Four-year Biochemistry & Biotechnology (C6 and C7)
requirements. These requirements were stated incorrectly in one part of the Biomedical Sciences
documentation provided to University Council in June, 2008.
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C6 Major Requirement (39 credit units)
BMSC 200.3, 210.3, 220.3, 224.3, 230.3, 240.3; BIOC 310.3, 311.3 (or MICR 391.3), 436.3 (or
412.3), 490.0; BIOL 226.3; CHEM 250.3.
6 credit units from BIOC 412.3, 420.3, 430.3, 435.3, 436.3, 437.3, 488.3, 489.6.
C7 Electives Requirement
Science electives** and at most 9 credit units open electives to complete the 120 credit unit
Four-year program, of which at least 66 credit units must be at the 200 or higher level.
Interdisciplinary Requirements: PHIL 236.3 plus 9 cu selected from AGEC 292.3; BTEC
301.3; COMM 345.3, 346.4; POLS 362.3; SOC 292.3, 323.3.
NOTE: PHIL 236.3 may be used in distribution requirement C5; SOC 292.3, 323.3, AGEC
292.3, POLS 362.3 may be used in distribution requirements C3 or C5; BTEC 301.3, COMM
345.3, 346.3 can be used in distribution requirement C7).
All required Interdisciplinary courses are included in the calculation of the Major Average.
B.Sc. Honours Biochemistry & Biotechnology (C6 and C7)
C6 Major Requirement (45credit units)
BMSC 200.3, 210.3, 220.3, 224.3, 230.3, 240.3; BIOC 310.3, 311.3 (or MICR 391.3), BIOC
436.3 (or 412.3), 490.0; BIOL 226.3; CHEM 250.3
9 credit units BIOC of which at least 6 cu must be chosen from BIOC 412.3, 420.3, 430.3, 435.3,
436.3, 437.3, 488.3, 489.6; and at most 3 cu can be chosen from ACB 325.3; BIOL 316.3, 331.3,
420.3; CHEM 456.3, 461.3; MCIM 390.3, 412.3, 417.3; PHSI 337.3, 348.3.
3 credit units senior CHEM (CHEM 255.3 is recommended).
C7 Electives Requirement
Science electives** and at most 9 credit units open electives to complete 120 credit unit Fouryear program, of which at least 66 must be at the 200 or higher level.
Interdisciplinary Requirements: PHIL 236.3 plus 9 cu selected from AGEC 292.3; BTEC
301.3; COMM 345.3, 346.4; POLS 362.3; SOC 292.3, 323.3.
NOTE: PHIL 236.3 may be used in distribution requirement C5; SOC 292.3, 323.3, AGEC
292.3, POLS 362.3 may be used in distribution requirements C3 or C5; BTEC 301.3, COMM
345.3, 346.3 can be used in distribution requirement C7).
All required Interdisciplinary courses are included in the calculation of the Major Average.
**Science Electives for Biochemistry and Biochemistry & Biotechnology Programs
Science Electives (C7 Requirement) may be selected from:
ASTR 101.6, ANSC 313.3, ANSC 470.3, BINF 200.3, BINF 300.3, BINF 400.3, BMST 305.3,
BMST 406.3, BMST 408.3, COMM 207.3, ECON 204.6, FAMS 323.3, FAMS 345.3, FAMS
412.3, FAMS 415.3, FAMS 417.3, FAMS 425.3, FAMS 433.3, FAMS 434.3, FAMS 435.3,
FAMS 437.3, FAMS 450.3, FAMS 452.3, FAMS 457.3, GEOG 120.3, GEOG 125.3, GEOL
108.3, GEOL 109.3, GEOL 121.3, GEOL 122.3, HSC 208.6, HSC 350.3, KIN 121.3, KIN
222.3, KIN 225.3, KIN 226.3, KIN 425.3, KIN 428.3, KIN 442.3, NUTR 120.3, NUTR
221.3, NUTR 305.3, NUTR 321.3, PLSC 240.3, PLSC 314.3, PLSC 345.3, PLSC 405.3,
PLSC 411.3, PLSC 416.3, PLSC 417.3, PSY 233.3, PSY 234.3, SOC 240.3, TOX 300.3, TOX
301.3, TOX 310.3, TOX 321.3, TOX 4O2.3, TOX 403.3, TOX 412.3, VBMS 428.3, any ACB
course, any BIOC course, any BIOL course, any CHEM course, any CMPT course, any
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MATH course, any MCIM course, any PHYS course, any HSC course (excluding HSC
120.3). any PHSI course, any STAT course,
Open Electives ( 0-9 credit units):Open electives to complete the requirements for 120 credit
unit Four year program, of which at least 66 must be at the 200 or higher level.
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Prerequisite and Corequisite Amendments
Sent by Helen Aikenhead on March 13 and 25, 2009
Rationale:
These changes are necessary in order to comply with the format required for SESD’s
implementation of the automatic checking of pre/corequisites for course registration.
EADM 422.3, EADM 423.3, EADM 424.3
Current prerequisite(s): Admission to the College of Education and completion of 60 credit units
at the university
Revised prerequisite(s): None.
Note: Completion of 60 credit units of university level courses prior to registration in this course
is recommended.
EART 303.3
Current prerequisite(s): ECUR 200 and a fine arts course
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200
EART 311.3
Current prerequisite(s): ECUR 200 and a fine arts course
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200
ECMM 402.3, 404.3, 460.3 470.3, 473.3, 474.3, 476.3, 478.3
Current prerequisite(s): Completion of 60 credit units at the university.
Revised prerequisite(s): None
ECUR 200.3
Current prerequisite(s): EFDT 101 (or corequisite for Sequential Program students).
Note: Students with credit for ECUR 201 may not take this course for credit.
Revised prerequisite(s):
None and no note.
ECUR 234.3
Current prerequisite(s): ECUR 200 and completion of 30 credit units at the university or
permission or the department head.
Revised prerequisite(s): None.
ECUR 311.3
Current prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200 or permission of the department.
Revised prerequisite(s): None
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Restriction(s): Only open to students in the ITEP and SUNTEP programs.
Note: Completion of both ECUR 311 and ECUR 316 satisfy the math methods and External
math requirements for the College of Education. Completion of only one of these courses will
satisfy neither requirement.
ECUR 316.3
Current prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200 or permission of the department.
Revised prerequisite(s): None
Restriction(s): Only open to students in the ITEP and SUNTEP programs.
Note: Completion of both ECUR 311 and ECUR 316 satisfy the math methods and External
math requirements for the College of Education. Completion of only one of these courses will
satisfy neither requirement.
ECUR 327.3
Current prerequisite(s): BIOL 253 (or introductory university-level course in ecology) and 9
other credit units in BIOL; Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): ECUR 200
Revised prerequisite(s): BIOL 228, 253, 263 or PLSC 213 and 9 other credit units in biology.
Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): ECUR 200
ECUR 333.3
Current prerequisite(s): ECUR 234 (or ETEC 272) or permission of the department head.
Restricted to 3rd and 4th year Practical and Applied Arts students.
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200 and ECUR 234
ECUR 334.3
Current prerequisite(s): ECUR 234 (or ETEC 272) or permission of the department head.
Restricted to 3rd and 4th year Practical and Applied Arts students.
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200 and ECUR 234
ECUR 335.3
Current prerequisite(s): ECUR 234 (or ETEC 272) or permission of the department head.
Restricted to 3rd and 4th year Practical and Applied Arts students.
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200 and ECUR 234
ECUR 349.3
Current prerequisite(s): ECUR 200 and the completion of at least 12 credit units in drama.
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200
ECUR 352.3
Current prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): ECUR 200 and KIN 145 or KIN 121
Revised prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): ECUR 200
ECUR 356.3
Current prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): ECUR 200 and KIN 145 or KIN 121
Revised prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): ECUR 200
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ECUR 362.3
Current prerequisite(s): Excepting ESL students, at least 12 credit units in a modern language,
other than English; Current prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s):ECUR 200
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200
Note: If English is your first language then at least 12 credit units in a modern language other
than English is required.
ECUR 378.3
Current prerequisite(s): ECUR 200 and Student Teaching
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200
ECUR 400.3
Current prerequisite(s): Teaching Certificate or a B.Ed. degree and permission of the department
Revised prerequisite(s):None. Permission of the department required
ECUR 410.3
Current prerequisite(s): One of ECUR 312, 317, 318, or 311 and 316; and EXPR 402
Revised prerequisite(s): EXPR 402
ECUR 421.3
Current prerequisite(s): ECUR 200 and 18 credit units in the natural sciences
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): ECUR 200
ECUR 423.3
Current prerequisite(s): One of ECUR 322,324, 327 or 328; and EXPR 402; and 12 credit units
in the natural sciences.
Revised prerequisite(s): One of ECUR 322, 324, 327, 328, 398 and EXPR 402
ECUR 479.3
Current prerequisite(s): ECUR 376 or 379 and EXPR 402
Revised prerequisite(s): ECUR 379 and EXPR 402
EFDT 101.3
Current prerequisite(s):Admission to the College of Education
Revised prerequisite(s): None
EFDT 435.3
Current prerequisite(s): EFDT 101 AND EXPR 402 or permission of the department.
Revised prerequisite(s): EXPR 402
EFDT 436.3
Current prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s) EFDT 101 and 335 or permission of the department.
Note: Offered yearly in Spring and Summer Session
Revised prerequisite(s): EFDT 101
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EFDT 454.3
Current prerequisite(s): EFDT 101, completion of 60 credit units at the university level, or
permission of the department
Revised prerequisite(s): EFDT 101
EFDT 480.3
Current prerequisite(s): EFDT 101 and EXPR 402, or permission of the department.
Revised prerequisite(s): EFDT 101
EFDT 486.3
Current prerequisite(s): EFDT 101 and completion of 60 credit units at the university, or
permission of the department.
Revised prerequisite(s): EFDT 101
EMUS 238.3
Current prerequisite(s): MUS 113 and 114 OR 134 or equivalent study of harmony or MUS 101
or permission of the department.
Revised prerequisite(s): MUS 133 and 134
EMUS 442.3
Current prerequisite(s): MUS 213 or 233 and 214 or 234 and at least 12 credit units in music
education or permission of the department.
Revised prerequisite(s): MUS 234 and 12 credit units in EMUS.
EDST 103.0
Current prerequisite(s): Admission to the Sequential Program.
Revised prerequisite(s): None
EDST 130.0
Current prerequisite(s): Admission to the B.Ed./B.Mus. (Mus.Ed.) Program
Revised prerequisite(s): None
EDST 137.0
Current prerequisite(s): Admission to the B.Ed./B.Mus. (Mus.Ed.) Program
Revised prerequisite(s): None
EDST 213.0
Current prerequisite(s): Completion of Education courses in Years 1 & 2
Revised prerequisite(s): None
EDST 230.0
Current prerequisite(s): Completion of Years 1 & 2 Education courses and EDST 130.
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): EDST 130.
EDST 237.0
Current prerequisite(s): Completion of Years 1 & 2 Education courses and EDST 137.
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Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): EDST 137.
EDST 303.0
Current prerequisite(s): Completion of Years 1, 2 & 3 Education courses and EDST 213
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): EDST 213.
EDST 304.0
Current prerequisite(s): Completion of Years 1, 2 & 3 Education courses and EDST 213.
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): EDST 213.
EDST 330.0
Current prerequisite(s): Completion of Years 1, 2 & 3 Education courses and EDST 230.
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): EDST 230.
EDST 337.0
Current prerequisite(s): Completion of Years 1, 2 & 3 Education courses and EDST 237.
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): EDST 237.
EDST 420.0
Current prerequisite(s): Completion of Years 1, 2, 3 & 4 Education courses and EDST 330.
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): EDST 330.
EDST 427.0
Current prerequisite(s): Completion of Years 1, 2, 3 & 4 Education courses and EDST 337.
Revised prerequisite(s) or corequisite(s): EDST 337.
EDST 497.0
Current prerequisite(s): EDST 103, 213, 420 or 427.
Revised prerequisite(s): None
EXPR 401.6
Current prerequisite(s): EDST 103 or 303 or 304, or EDST 420 OR 427 in the B.Ed./B.Mus.
(Mus.Ed.) program. Teacher candidates must have earned a C.W.A. of at least 60% in their
External and in their Education courses. Teacher candidates in the secondary option must also
have a minimum average of 60^ in each of Teaching Area I and II. Teacher candidates must
have completed the first three years of the program.
Revised prerequisite(s): None.
EXPR 402.15
Current prerequisite(s): EDST 103 or 303 or 304, or EDST 420 OR 427 in the B.Ed./B.Mus.
(Mus.Ed.) program. Teacher candidates must have earned a C.W.A. of at least 60% in their
External and in their Education courses. Teacher candidates in the secondary option must also
have a minimum average of 60^ in each of Teaching Area I and II. Teacher candidates must
have completed the first three years of the program.
Revised prerequisite(s): One of EDST 101, 303, 304, 427, 420.
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EXPR 498.12
Current prerequisite(s): Permission of the College.
Revised prerequisite(s): None
Course Deletion
At the College of Education's March 20th faculty meeting the following motion was passed:
That ETEC 274.3 /Organizations and Communications in Industrial Education - /be
deleted as a course offering.
Rationale: This course has not been offered for a number of years and is no longer relevant in
Practical and Applied Arts coursework.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
The following items have been approved by the College Undergraduate Curriculum
Committee:
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ENVE Program Sequence
That the program sequence for the ENVE program be approved as stated below:
Environmental Engineering - Recommended sequence for students entering in 2009-2010
The following sequence of courses is recommended pending approval through the
University challenge process.
Term 1
Term 2
Term 3
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Year 2 (38 credit units)
CE212 ENVE300 GE210 GEOE218 MATH223
CHE210 CMPT116 GE213 MATH224 RCM300
CE2712
NatSci1
(6 cu)
CE 201.0 Elements of CAD (alternatively may be taken in Year 3)2
CE 212.3 Civil Engineering Materials
CHE 210.3 Fluid Mechanics I
CE 271.2 Survey (Spring Camp alternatively may be taken in Year 3)2
CMPT 116.3 Computing I
ENVE 300.3 Principles of Environmental Engineering
GE 210.3 Probability and Statistics
GE 213.3 Mechanics of Materials
GEOE 218.3 Engineering Geology
MATH 223.3 Intermediate Calculus
MATH 224.3 Differential Equations
RCM 300.3 Effective Professional Communication
Natural Science elective (6 credit units)1
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CE2012
Year 3 (36 credit units)
ABE312 or
CE315
CE328 CHEM250
CS3
EE202
CE319
CE327
CHE223 CHEM242 GE348
Term 2
ABE313
• ABE 311.3 Mathematical Methods
• ABE 312.3 Electric Power or EE201.3 Electrical Circuits
• ABE 313.3 Instrumentation
• CE 315.3 Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulics
• CE 319.3 Hydrology
• CE 327.3 Sanitary and Environmental Engineering I
• CE 328.3 Introduction to Geotechnical Engineering
• CHE 223.3 Chemical Thermodynamics (or ME 227.3 Thermodynamics I)
• CHEM 242.3 Physical Chemistry I
• CHEM 250.3 Organic Chemistry
• GE 348.3 Engineering Economics
• Complementary Studies elective (3 credit units)3
Term 1
ABE311
Year 4 (36 credit units)
CE420
GE449 and ENVE495
Term 1
TOX301
EnvEng5 (9 cu) and EnvSci4 (3 cu)
(6 cu)
CE468
CHE454
Term 2
SrHSS3
• CE 420.3 Project Engineering
• CE 468.3 Geoenvironmental Engineering
• CHE 454.3 Design of Industrial Waste Treatment Systems
• ENVE 495.6 Capstone Design Project
• GE 449.3 Engineering in Society
• TOX301.3 Environmental Toxicology
• Environmental Engineering elective (9 credit units)5
• Environmental Science elective (3 credit units)4
• Senior Humanities or Social Science elective (3 credit units)3
1 Environmental Engineering - must take BIOL120 and CHEM 115 and GEOL 121 as science
electives in Year 1 and Year 2
2 CE 201 and CE 271 may be completed in either year 2 or year 3
3A list of acceptable courses is maintained on the College website. Students wishing to select
other courses must get prior approval from the Dean's Office.
4 Environmental Science elective from
ABE 212, BIOC 212, CHEM 221, EVSC420, FAMS 212, GEOL 413
5 Environmental Engineering Elective from
ABE 432, ABE 481, CHE 461, CE 414, GEOE 475 or approved Engineering elective
Rationale: All students will be recommended to following the same course sequence.
Compatibility with second year ABE, CE/GEOE and CHE is maintained. Elective choice
is expanded and a second year ENVE course will provide a focus for new students
entering the program.
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2.
ENVE 300 Prerequisite Change
From: ENVE 300.3 Principles of Environmental Engineering
Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): (ABE 295 or CE 295 or CHE 220) &
(BIOL 120 & CHEM 115) or (BIOL 120 & GEOL 121) OR (CHEM 115
& GEOL 121)
To:
ENVE 300.3 Principles of Environmental Engineering
Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s): EN First Year Common Core and
[(BIOL 120 & CHEM 115) or (BIOL 120 & GEOL 121) or (CHEM 115
& GEOL 121)] or EN Two Year Common Core
Rationale: This course is the only course designed for the ENVE program and will
provide a focus for entry students.
COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES & RESEARCH
Item for Information:
School of Public Health
Please note that the CGSR Joint Committee has approved the following changes in course
labels:.
From
To
CHEP 803 – Health Promotion
PUBH 803 – Health Promotion
CHEP 804 – Community Health Issues
PUBH 804 – Foundations of Public Health
CHEP 807 – Health Program Planning &
PUBH 807 – Health Program Planning &
Evaluation
Evaluation
CHEP 808 – Health Policy & Politics
PUBH 808 – Introduction to Health Management
COLLEGE OF KINESIOLOGY
Course Deletion and New Course
DELETION OF KIN 390 – REPLACED WITH KIN 380
KIN 390 is a course that is no longer offered. It was a requirement of the Honours Program.
However since a curriculum review KIN 380 is now a requirement for all Kinesiology students
therefore KIN 390 is no longer offered.
KIN 390 will be replaced with the following:
KIN 380.3 Research Methods in Kinesiology
– ½(3L)
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This course provides an introduction to research methods and design used in kinesiology
research. The course will focus on critical evaluation of research studies and the use of various
types of research methods with emphasis on the sport and physical activity context.
Prerequisite(s): KIN 121 and 122; STAT 245 or PLSC 314 or PSY 233; or permission of the
department
APPROVED BY UPC:
DECEMBER 4, 2008
FACULTY MEETING:
MARCH 12, 2009
Program changes: Honours program
CHANGE IN ALLOTMENT OF CREDIT UNITS FOR HONOURS PROGRAM IN
KINESIOLOGY
In the current Honours Program students are required to obtain an additional 9 credit units in
College Required. This is due to the fact that KIN 490.3 (Research Seminar) and KIN 494.6
(Honours Project/Thesis) are a requirement of the Honours Degree. With the addition of these 9
credit units the total College Required Credits is 42 cu. In the past these 9 credit units were
taken away from the Unrestricted Electives (9 cu required). Those not in the Honours Degree
program are required to complete 18 cu in unrestricted electives.
It was felt that because KIN 490.3 and KIN 494.6 are college of Kinesiology courses that it
would be more appropriate to reduce the College Electives in the B.Sc. Honours Program from
24 cu to 15 cu and raise the unrestricted electives from 9 cu to 18 cu to match the B.Sc. Degree
Structure.
Proposed Changes for Honours Program:
College Electives in Kin to be reduced from 24 cu to 15 cu
Unrestricted Electives to be increased from 9 cu to 18 cu
These proposed changes maintain the total credit units required for a B. Sc. (Kin) at 126 cu.
APPROVED UPC: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4TH , 2008
FACULTY MEETING:
MARCH 12, 2009
Prerequisite change
KIN 381.3 – REMOVAL OF CO-REQUISITES 321 AND 322
It is felt that there is no benefit to student having KIN 322 and or KIN 321 as a co-requisite to
KIN 381.3. KIN 322 is a requirement to the students Kinesiology degree and is suggested that
they take this course in their third year. KIN 321 is not a requirement but rather an elective that
students may chose to take. There is no benefit to the student to have KIN 321 prior to or
concurrently with KIN 381
Proposed Change:
Remove KIN 322.3 and KIN 321.3 as co-requisites to KIN 381.3
APPROVED UPC: MARCH 3, 2009
FACULTY: MARCH 12, 2009
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