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Credit Course Selection Information for Continuing Education Students
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Credit Course Selection Information for Continuing Education Students
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WHAT CREDIT COURSES DO I NEED TO TAKE?
General Education Courses
Program Courses
Pre-requisite Courses
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WWhat are General Education Courses?
To obtain a DEC (Diplôme d’études collégiales), all students must pass 14 general education credit courses.
4 English courses
3 Humanities courses
3 Physical Education courses
2 complementary courses
2French courses
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GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES (credit courses)
ENGLISH HUMANITIES FRENCH*NOT OFFERED IN CONTINUING EDUCATION*
BLOCK A BLOCK A BLOCK A
603-101-MQ (must be passed before taking any other English – Placement test required)
*No sequence necessary once 603-101-MQ has been passed
603-102-MQ603-103-MQ
345-101-MQ345-102-MQ
*Must have passed one of the Block A humanities in order to register in the Block B humanities
602-100-MQ602-101-MQ602-102-MQ602-103-MQ
(not offered in Continuing Education )
BLOCK B BLOCK B BLOCK B
603-HSZ (Generic for all programs in Cont. Ed.)
345-HSZ (Generic for all programs in Cont. Ed.)
602-HS_ (not offered in Continuing Education )
345-103
345-102
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Students must take two (2) complementary credit courses.
At Vanier, the 2 sets of complementaries are distinguished from one another by the letters Sand T:
e.g. Set 1: 350-HSA -03 / Set 2: 350-HTA -03
If two courses are taken from the same Category, one must be from Set 1 and the other must be from Set 2.
Note:
A Social Science student cannot take General Education courses, Social Science courses or AEC courses as a complementary
A Science student cannot take General Education courses, Science courses or AEC courses as a complementary
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
109-101 109-103
109-102 109-104
109-103 109-105
Students need to complete 109-101 and 109-102 before registering in 109-103
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PROGRAM CREDIT COURSES SOCIAL SCIENCES 300.AA
Continuing Education offers 2 evening programs leading to a DEC and 4 evening programs leading to an AEC.
Social Science students must complete 15 program credit courses: 6 Introduction courses, 3 Analysis, 2 Applications, 1 Enrichment and 3 Methodologies.
* To graduate, Social Science students must complete the 14 General Education credit Courses, 15 Program credit courses, pass the English Exit Exam and Meet Comprehensive Examination Requirements
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PROGRAM CREDIT COURSES SOCIAL SCIENCES 300.AA
Introduction credit courses
6 introduction courses including 3compulsories and 3 options must be passed.
CompulsoriesIntroduction to Psychology (350-102), Western Civilization (330-910) and Macro Economics (383-920).
Introduction options Introduction to Anthropology (381-100)Individual and Society (387-100)
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PROGRAM CREDIT COURSES SOCIAL SCIENCES 300.AA
Analysis and Applications credit courses
Once an Introduction credit course has been passed, a student can register in Analysis and Application credit courses.
Analysis: 350-200-VA Developmental Psychology, 383-200 Micro Economics, 387-206-VA Cultural Diversity. Note that the majority of Analysis courses in Social Sciences tend to have a “200” attached the course number 350-200-VA
Application: 350-304-VA Psychology of Relationships, 330-300 Topics in Local History. Note that the majority of Application courses in Social Sciences tend to have a “300” attached the course number 350-304-VA
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PROGRAM CREDIT COURSES SOCIAL SCIENCES 300.AA
Enrichment credit courses
Once an Analysis or an Application course has been passed, a student can register in an Enrichment course.
Enrichment: 350-400-VA Issues in Contemporary Psychology,. Note that the majority of Enrichment courses in Social Sciences tend to have a “400” attached the course number 350-400-VA
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PROGRAM CREDIT COURSES SOCIAL SCIENCES 300.AA
Methodology credit courses
Students In Social Science must complete 3 Methodology courses in the sequence
1. Quantitative Methods 360-300-VA
2. Research Methods 300-300-VA
3. Integrative Project 300-301-VA
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PROGRAM CREDIT COURSES SCIENCE 200.AA
Science credit courses
Students In Science must complete 9 Compulsory Science credit courses and 3 Science Option credit courses in sequence as per the prerequisites mentioned in the Course Schedule.
* To graduate, Science students must pass 14 General Education courses, 9 Compulsory science courses, 3 Science Option courses, meet Comprehensive Examination Requirements (ESP) and pass the English Exit Exam
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PROGRAM CREDIT COURSES SCIENCE 200.AA
Physics
* Check prerequisites in the course schedule
1. 203-NYA-05 Mechanics2. 203-NYC-05 Waves, Optics and Modern Physics3. 203-NYB-05 Electricity and Magnetism
• Please note that 203-NYC-05 needs to be passed before 203-NYB-05
Biology
101-NYA-05 General Biology
SCIENCE COMPULSORY CREDIT COURSES 200.AA
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PROGRAM CREDIT COURSES SCIENCE 200.AA
SCIENCE COMPULSORY CREDIT COURSES 200.AA
Chemistry
* Check prerequisites in the course schedule
1. 202-NYA-05 General Chemistry2. 202-NYB-05 Chemistry of Solutions
Math
3. 201-NYA-05 Calculus I4. 201-NYB-05 Calculus II5. 201-NYC-05 Linear Algebra
* Linear Algebra can be completed at the same time as Calculus II
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PROGRAM CREDIT COURSES SCIENCE 200.AA
Science Option credit courses
• Check prerequisites in the course schedule
Can be from Chemistry, Physics, Biology or Mathematics and tend to have an “HT” after the 3 first numbers of the course number 202-HTF-05.
*Continuing Education will offer 202-HTF-05 Chemistry: Food and Drugs in the Winter 2011 semester.
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PROGRAM CREDIT COURSES AECs
Attestations
Please follow the sequence in the program grids found in our Continuing Education Website.
http://www.vaniercollege.qc.ca/conted/part-time-attestations.html
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Delete before the deadline• Summer Semester June 14
Call Registration Help Line514-370-8265
Application for Continuing Education Fall semester 2011
July 4
Preference course changeJune 7
May 30 to June 2
12:30 pm to 6:30 pm
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HOW MANY COURSES DO I HAVE TO PASS TO BE ALLOWED TO REGISTER FOR THE NEXT SEMESTER?
PRE-UNIVERSITY PROGRAMSFull-time Continuing Education students must pass 4 courses
AECPlease refer to the academic standing of your respective programs or contact the academic advisor
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HOW MANY COURSES DO I HAVE TO PASS TO BE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY TO DAY STUDIES?
080.07 STUDENTS – Refer to the letter given to you by your Dean
Other programs – eligible to apply if there are no restrictions