TIMETABLE
Winter 2014-15
st
As of 1 December 2014
Please note that changes may be made to the timetable at any time during the year.
Updated versions will be emailed to students; as well the timetable will be posted on the program web site:
http://cmct.gradstudies.yorku.ca/
Missing information will be provided as soon as possible.
Building/classroom locations:
All course scheduling is tentative. Courses are sometimes
changed at the last moment for reasons beyond our control.
Winter course start dates:
Courses held at Ryerson start: Friday, January 9, 2015
Courses held at York start: Monday, Jan.5th except as noted.
YORK UNIVERSITY
Course descriptions: are on York and Ryerson Com Cult websites
for regular courses.
RYERSON UNIVERSITY
Selected Topics courses: Descriptions are at the end of the
timetable.
COURSE NUMBERS vs. CATALOG NUMBERS – Ryerson course
numbers are CC8XXX or CC9XXX. York course numbers are CMCT
XXXX. However to enroll in courses at York you must use the
catalog number - six digit (or letter/number) combinations which are
available on the online lecture schedule, as are course descriptions:
https://w2prod.sis.yorku.ca/Apps/WebObjects/cdm
LIMITED ENROLLMENT: ENROLLMENT IN A COURSE IN ANY GIVEN
TERM IS NOT GUARANTEED AS ALL COURSES HAVE LIMITS. ENROLLMENT
REQUESTS OVER THE LIMIT MUST BE APPROVED BY THE PROGRAM.
ENROLLMENT IN CROSS-LISTED COURSES IS SHARED WITH OTHER
PROGRAMS, BUT DON’T LET THIS STOP YOU FROM REQUESTING THE
COURSE. ADDITIONAL SPACES MAY BE NEGOTIATED BY THE PROGRAM.
http://www.yorku.ca/web/futurestudents/map/keele_map.html
http://www.ryerson.ca/maps/
IMPORTANT NOTICES:
ALL INCOMING DOCTORAL STUDENTS MUST TAKE THE PERSPECTIVES COURSE IN FALL AND ADVANCED RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES IN WINTER.
ALL INCOMING MASTERS STUDENTS MUST TAKE THE INTERDISCIPLINARY SEMINAR IN THE FALL, AND MA LEVEL RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES IN
EITHER THE WINTER OR SUMMER TERMS
YK
Crs #
RY Crs
#
Title
Crs.
Type
Instructor
Univ/
Bldg/
Rm
Day/Time
WINTER TERM 2015
6002 3.0
8902
Research Methodologies
Req.
MA
Catherine Middleton
catherine.middleton@ryers
on.ca
RY
TRS
3-109
Thurs
12:00-3:00
7200 3.0
9900
Advanced Research Methodologies
Req.
PhD
Paul Moore
psmoore@ryerson.ca
RY
EPH
103
Thurs
12:00-3:00
YK
ACE
006
YK
MC
101A
Thurs
7:00-10:00
RY
JOR
204
RY
JOR
204
Tues
12:00-3:00
YK
R S125
Fri
11:30-2:30
Media & Culture (WINTER)
6110 3.0
8921
Visual Culture
Elec.
MC
Christopher Innes
cinnes@yorku.ca
6113 3.0
8934
Contemporary Topics in Social Theory
Elec.
MC
Barbara Hanson
hansonbq@yorku.ca
6119 3.0
8839
Sound Studies
Elec.
MC
Art Blake
art.blake@ryerson.ca
6126 3.0
8829
Modern Literary Circles: A Cultural Approach
Elec.
MC
Irene Gammel
gammel@ryerson.ca
6136 3.0
8837
Asian Studies: Critical Perspectives
Elec.
MC
Janice Kim
jkim@yorku.ca
[cross-listed
SOCI/SPTH
]
[cross-listed
HIST/SOCI/
ANTH]
Thurs
4:00-7:00
Mon
3:00-6:00
Politics and Policy (WINTER)
6300 3.0
8940
The Political Economy of Culture and Communication
Elec.
PP
Robert Latham
rlatham1@yorku.ca
YK
R S128
Fri
11:30-2:30
5307 3.0
8954
New Social Movements
Elec.
PP
Jinthana Haritaworn
haritawo@yorku.ca
Tues
2:30-5:30
6322 3.0
8848
Armed Conflict: Peace and the Media
Elec.
PP
Pat Mazepa
pamazepa@yorku.ca
YK
HNES
142
YK
HNES
033
6335 3.0
8849
Selected Topics: Communication Polices for a Digital Society
Elec.
PP
Catherine Middleton
catherine.middleton@ryers
on.ca
[cross-listed
ENVS]
………………………….………. Cancelled
Wed
11:30-2:30
Technology in Practice (WINTER)
6505 3.0
8964
The Diffusion of Communication Technologies
Elec.
TP
Jan Hadlaw
jhadlaw@yorku.ca
YK
R N812
Tues
4:00-7:00
6508 3.0
8862
Future Cinema II: Applied Theory
Elec.
TP
Graham Wakefield
6522 3.0
8982
The Body and the Culture of Modernity
YK
CFA
303
RY
SHE
637
Tues.
10:00 –
1:00
Fri
1:00-4:00
Isabella Pruska-Oldenhof
i2pruska@ryerson.ca
Elec.
TP
Summer Term 2015
The following courses are scheduled for Summer 2015. Others will be added as we learn about them. The full Summer 2015 timetable will not be
available until late March.
CMCT 6004 3.0/CC8902 Research Methodologies (MA Level) Section 2 (Section 1 ran Winter 2015)
CMCT 6005 3.0/CC 8905 Master’s Research Specialization and Practice (MA Level for those who took CMCT 6002 in WI 15)
CMCT 7005 3.0/CC9905 PhD Field Seminar: Disciplinary Practices
CMCT 6135 3.0/CC8836 Selected Topics in Media & Culture Topic “The Popular” (Kevin Dowler)
CMCT 6335 3.0/CC8849 Selected Topics in Politics & Policy (tentative)
CMCT 6523 3.0/CC8832 Communication & the Sociotechnical: Perspectives, Debates, Applications (Myles Ruggles)
COURSE NOTES
Courses in other graduate programs
Please let us know during your advising appointment if you are interested in taking an out-of-program course. These courses will be
considered elective courses for both York students and Ryerson students. Forms must be processed through your program administrator.