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ACC 255 101 - Management Accounting 2023F
Welcome To Management Accounting ACC255
Instructor: Tao Xu
Email: xut@cnc.bc.ca
Office: 2-347 (a quick stop by may save your time!)
Office Hours: Mondays through Thursdays ??? (by appointment)
As your instructor for this course, I am looking forward to a wonderful semester with you. I welcome everyone, and I would encourage you to post a short introduction of yourself including your background and your semester goals on the forum, “My New Semester - Get Start!” Once you are uploaded to this Moodle page, feel free to explore this online platform. I will post all necessary learning materials here.
As you get started or prepare for this course, I would be happy to answer any questions that may arise. Again, please post your specific questions about the class in “My New Semester - Get Start!” forum.
Once the semester officially starts, please check “Announcement” area on a regular basis.
- Teacher: Tao Xu
Category: ACC 200s
BIO 050 101:102 - Provincial Preparatory Biology 2023F
Biology 050 is the study of the human body. In Biology 050 the student will be studying biochemistry, cell structure, plasma membrane function, cell division, gene expression and genetics followed by detailed learning of the following systems: digestive, bone and muscle, nervous, respiratory, circulatory, urinary and lastly an overview of the endocrine. A brief introduction will be provided for immunity. Biology 050 can be a preparatory course for those continuing in health sciences. For those not continuing in the health sciences, Biology 050 is a great course to learn about how your body functions.
There is a required lab component for Biology 050 where concepts learnt in lecture are further explored.
- Teacher: Dani Michael-Didier
- Teacher: Elena Thomas
Category: Biology
BOOK 103 101 - Intermediate Bookkeeping 2023F
Welcome to Intermediate Bookkeeping
This course continues the accounting cycle, taking the student through the cash section of the balance sheets, including petty cash transactions, bank reconciliation, and payroll. We will be covering Chapters 7 through 10:Basic Bookkeeping - An Office Simulation Barker, Brooke C.W. Eighth Edition Nelson.
Prior to our first class on Tuesday, October 17th @ 6:30pm please:
- Read the Course Syllabus
- Read Chapter 7 (up to Page 112)
- Complete the Course Feedback Survey (just below the Zoom Room)
- Email me if you have any questions or difficulties
Instructor Information:
- Instructor: Ted Humphrey
- Email: humphreye@cnc.bc.ca
- Phone: 250-981-5712
Office Hours:
(appointments available upon request)
Mon & Wed: 13:00 – 15:00
Tues & Thur: 11:00 AM – 12:00PM
Fri, Sat, & Sun: No scheduled hours but I will be checking for emails, appointments available/
- Teacher: Ted Humphrey
Category: Bookkeeping
CEMV 130 101 -ABCs of Digital Marketing (Modules 2) 2023F
Dive into search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM) strategies and learn how to conduct keyword research to optimize website content and drive organic and paid search performance. By the end, you'll be equipped with the tools and knowledge to enhance business performance and make strategic marketing decisions based on data-driven insights. Learn email marketing techniques to engage and convert customers and realize the importance of online reputation management to excel in digital marketing and stay ahead of the competition.
- Teacher: Harish Gautam
Category: CEMV Courses
CEMV 140 101 ABCs of Digital Marketing (Modules 3) 2023F
This module will provide an opportunity to implement the advanced digital marketing strategies learned in the previous modules. You will go further and gain unparalleled success by learning to harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) applications. As you work on the digital marketing simulation you will gain hands-on and practical skills within real-world scenarios.
- Teacher: Harish Gautam
Category: CEMV Courses
CIVE 100 101 - Introduction to Civil Engineering Technology 2023F
This course is a general introduction to the field of civil engineering, with focus on the roles and responsibilities of civil engineering technologists. Students will interact with practicing civil engineering technologists and civil engineers to learn about the subdisciplines of civil engineering. Additional introductory topics include sustainable development, environmental and societal impact, project development, standards and codes and ethics.
- Teacher: Md Mahbubur Rahman
Category: CIVE 100
COM 222 105-106 - Management and Organizational Behavior Intersession 2023
The organizational behaviour course is designed to provide you with a detailed overview of approaches utilized by researchers to aid in the understanding of human behaviour within the confines of an organization.
Special attention will be given to understanding and managing of individuals in organizations and the different behaviours they display, the understanding and management of groups and group processes, and the management and understanding aspects of organizations including their structure, design, climate and culture.
The course will focus on the development and application of theories and models, their limitations, and past/current theoretical directions in the field.
Thus, the course is designed specifically to: 1. Introduce you to the many facets of human behaviours in an organization and some of the ways these interactions have been analyzed. 2. Provide an account of past/current directions of thought in the field of organizational behaviour. 3. Encourage a sufficient level of competency in understanding the material presented as determined through various assessment techniques.
- Teacher: Stephen Harris
Category: COM 222
CSC 109 WI001 - Computing Science 1 Intersession 2021
The main goal of this course is introduce the fundamental concepts of programming from and object-oriented perspective. Topics include fundamentals of programming language, syntax, data types, arithmetic and logical expressions, control structures, arrays, functions and string procedures. Prerequisite: Foundations of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus 12 or MATH 050 or MATH 100 or equivalent. Students with a grade of “B” or higher in CSC 12 may take CSC 110 instead of CSC 109. ETCC 159 students who have completed Electronics Technician Common Core meet all prerequisites for this course 3 CR / (3,3,0).
- Teacher: Navjot Kaur
Category: Computer Studies
ECCL 151 201 Developmental Perspectives II 2024S
An overview of the contemporary theories in growth and development from 24 months to five years of age are introduced. Growth and development in the key developmental domains including social/emotional, physical, cognitive, language, and spiritual development are examined as part of ongoing life span development. Strategies for identifying developmental milestones and applying resources as needed.
- Teacher: Candis Johnson
Category: Early Childhood Care and Learn
ENGL 103 015 - Composition and Style Fall 2021
English 103 is a university transfer writing course meant to provide an introduction to academic writing. The main focus of the course is on writing essays, and the lectures, assignments, and class discussions will involve a wide range of topics meant to aid students in the writing process. Ultimately, the lectures and course materials will stimulate improvements of the work submitted for evaluation.
- Teacher: Melanie Law
Category: English
English 103 is a university transfer writing course meant to provide an introduction to academic writing. The main focus of the course is on writing essays, and the lectures, assignments, and class discussions will involve a wide range of topics meant to aid students in the writing process. Ultimately, the lectures and course materials will stimulate improvements of the work submitted for evaluation.
- Teacher: Melanie Law
Category: English
ENGL 103 113-201 - Composition and Style Spring 2023s
ENGL 103 is a university transfer writing course meant to provide an introduction to academic writing. The main focus of the course is on writing essays, and the lectures, assignments, and class discussions will involve a wide range of topics meant to aid students in the writing process. Ultimately, the lectures and course materials will stimulate improvements of the work submitted for evaluation.
- Teacher: Melanie Law
Category: English
English 103 is a university transfer writing course meant to provide an introduction to academic writing. The main focus of the course is on writing essays, and the lectures, assignments, and class discussions will involve a wide range of topics meant to aid students in the writing process. Ultimately, the lectures and course materials will stimulate improvements of the work submitted for evaluation.
- Teacher: Melanie Law
Category: English
English 113 introduces students to the principles and practices of effective written and oral communications in English as applied in current academic, business, and technical contexts in university course levels. Instruction will emphasize grammar, punctuation, style, and presentation as important elements applied to a wide variety of writing and speaking situations: e-mail, letters, reports, and instructional and persuasive talks. Research strategies will be practiced.
- Teacher: Wendel Schwab
Category: English 113 Courses
ENGL 113 102 - Writing and Communication Intersession 2022
ENGL 113 introduces students to theprinciples and practices of effective written and oral communications inEnglish as applied in current academic, business, and technical contexts inuniversity course levels. Instruction will emphasize grammar, punctuation,style, and presentation as important elements applied to a wide variety ofwriting and speaking situations: e-mail, letters, reports, and instructionaland persuasive talks. Research strategies will be practiced.
- Teacher: Melanie Law
Category: English
ENGL 113 introduces students to the principles and practices of effective written and oral communications in English as applied in current academic, business, and technical contexts in university course levels. Instruction will emphasize grammar, punctuation, style, and presentation as important elements applied to a wide variety of writing and speaking situations: e-mail, letters, reports, and instructional and persuasive talks. Research strategies will be practiced.
- Teacher: Alexandra Wagstaffe
Category: English
English 113 - Writing and Communication Intersession 2020 DN
ENGL 113 will introduce you to the principles and practices of effective written and oral communications in English as applied in current academic, business, and technical contexts in university course levels. Instruction will emphasize grammar, punctuation, style, and presentation as important elements applied to a wide variety of writing and speaking situations: emails, letters, reports, and instructional and persuasive talks. Research strategies will be practiced.
- Teacher: Deb Nielsen
Category: English
F2022 SONO 129 Relational Practice II Spring 2023
This course is a continuation of SONO109. The focus of this course is onadvanced communication skills, atypical personality traits, and psychologicaldisorders. Concepts include commoncommunication challenges in health care, conflict resolution, verbal andwritten presentations, and documentation principles. Theoretical concepts willbe practiced in the classroom setting through role play and presenting a groupcase study.
- Teacher: Meagan Moi
- Teacher: Jodi Nelson
- Teacher: Krystie Poulin
- Teacher: Tatym Schneider
- Teacher: Julie Thomas
Category: Term 2
FASD 301 201 - Fundamentals and Professional Implications 2023F
This course is designed to provide a solid understanding of the unique complexities of FASD for students in the social service, education, justice and health related disciplines. The knowledge will add depth to their understanding of individuals/families and communities who access services in their chosen field. It begins with a comprehensive examination of the underlying causes of alcohol use during pregnancy, the effects of prenatal alcohol exposure and the resulting disabilities known as FASD. The content provides information needed for students to critically analyze and evaluate practice. Students will be required demonstrate how the related disabilities can affect individuals’’ life outcomes. Students will explore effective strategies for prevention and intervention at the family, community and professional levels. Their gained knowledge can be integrated into their practice once in the field.
- Teacher: Ellen Winofsky
Category: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disor.
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) Training
- Teacher: Ananya Bhattacharya
- Teacher: Adam Cullum
- Teacher: Elyse Giddens
- Teacher: Rebecca Reid
- Teacher: Miley Yang
Category: Employee Training
HCAP 120 107- Health and Healing: Concepts for Practice 2024S
Welcome, HCAP 120-Health and Healing: Concepts for Practice
Instructor: Sam Bergeron
Email: bergerons@cnc.bc.ca -(AnsweredMon-Fri 0800hrs-1600hrs)
Office #: 3-231 (3rd Floor)
Office Hours: Monday's 0800hrs-1300hrs (will update if it changes.)
hanges)
- Teacher: Jocelyn Bergeron
- Teacher: Samantha Bergeron
Category: Spring
HIST 240 101-102- 103 - Intro to History of Epidemics Intersession 2023
For centuries, epidemics have shaped the ways people interact with each other and with their environments. With a focus on North America and Europe, while acknowledging the international effects of widespread disease, this course consists of an analysis of the impact of epidemics on society and culture from the bubonic plague to HIV/AIDS. Students will have the opportunity to learn about significant disease outbreaks and explore how the social determinants of health can be traced through the history of epidemics.
- Teacher: Matthew Barager
Category: History
HIST 240 101:102 - Intro to History of Epidemics 2024I
For centuries, epidemics have shaped the ways people interact with each other and with their environments. With a focus on North America and Europe, while acknowledging the international effects of widespread disease, this course consists of an analysis of the impact of epidemics on society and culture from the bubonic plague to HIV/AIDS. Students will have the opportunity to learn about significant disease outbreaks and explore how the social determinants of health can be traced through the history of epidemics.
- Teacher: Matthew Barager
Category: History
MGT 264 101 - Industrial Relations Intersession 2023
Industrial Relations is generally used to refer to the relationship between a union (an organization run by and for workers) and an employer (an organization or organizations that employ the workers in the union). The goal of the course is to gain an understanding of the varied interactions between unions and employers. Theoretical discussion will be balanced with applied activities and examinations of past, current and possible future practices.
- Teacher: Trudy Mahle-Matthews
Category: MGT 264
MKT 152 104 Principles of Marketing 2023F
This course is an introduction to marketing activities in modern business firms. The major topics covered are target markets and segmentation, consumer behaviour, research and information systems, and the marketing mix. Throughout the course, emphasis is on the application of concepts and perspectives to current business problems and opportunities, through case studies and projects.
COURSE GOAL and LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
By the end of this course students will be able to
•Outline the key concepts and issues underlying the modern practice of marketing
•Explain the role of marketing in modern business
•Explain the differences between products and services marketing
•Identify and evaluate the elements of the marketing environment
•List the components of a marketing plan
•Explain the differences between consumer and corporate behaviour
•Introduce integrated marketing communication tools
•Discuss the role of personal selling techniques in marketing
•Discuss the impact of technology on marketing
•Outline issues in international marketing
•Discuss ethics and legal issues in marketing
•Identify business profitability issues and evaluate marketing actions in case study
•Recommend appropriate strategies to rectify a current situation.
- Teacher: Scott McWalter
Category: MKT 152
NURS 204 ***- Healing Modalities 2023F
This course provides an overview to healing modalities currently available in various cities/towns in British Columbia. Principles of pharmacology and pharmacodynamics are addressed. Opportunity is provided for students to explore various complementary healing techniques.An understanding of medications and knowledge of a variety of healing modalities is integral to the nursing role. This course will provide a foundation for safe medication administration, integration of complementary and alternative health care practices, and holistic wellness within the role of registered nurse when caring for the diverse ethnographic populations of Canada. Students will learn the major categories of pharmacotherapeutics, their actions, and nursing implications related to their use. The ethical and legal aspects of medication administration within the context of treatment of disease will be discussed. Students will explore a variety of complementary and alternative healing modalities to augment holistic wellness. Students will be required to use the Internet to obtain information on medications and diverse healing modalities. Students will practice mathematics in relation to medication, safe dose calculations, and intravenous administration.
- Teacher: Judy Crain
- Teacher: Renee Petersen
- Teacher: Liza Valiente
Category: NURS 204
NURS 205 101 - Introduction to First Nations Health Spring 2023s
This course provides an overview of First Nations health and of the factors influencing health status among First Nations peoples, particularly those living in Northern and remote regions. Current barriers to health and culturally sensitive nursing implications are explored in the context of historically significant events. Students will discuss aspects of health related to First Nations' groups such as poverty, women's health, mental health issues, and traditional healing approaches as well as the effects of the social determinants of health. The meaning of health and healing from a First Nations' perspective will be explored and diverse First Nations' healing practices on promoting, maintaining, and regaining health will be included.
- Teacher: Kelly Ross
Category: NURS 205
NURS 215P 102 Care of the Adult 2024S
Welcome to NURS 215 Clinical 2024
Instructor: Toni Lunty
Phone: 250-981-8800
Email: luntyt1@cnc.bc.ca
- Teacher: Toni Lunty
Category: NURS 215
Nursing 205 - Introduction to First Nations Health
This course provides an overview of First Nations health and of the factors influencing health status among First Nations peoples, particularly those living in Northern and remote regions. Current barriers to health and culturally sensitive nursing implications are explored in the context of historically significant events. Students will discuss aspects of health related to First Nations' groups such as poverty, women's health, mental health issues, and traditional healing approaches as well as the effects of the social determinants of health. The meaning of health and healing from a First Nations' perspective will be explored and diverse First Nations' healing practices on promoting, maintaining, and regaining health will be included.
Category: NURS 205
PDIT 307 106 - Networking Technologies 2023F
The CompTIA Network+ certification is a popular certification for those enteringthe computer networking field. Although many vendor-specific networking certificationsare popular in the industry, the CompTIA Network+ certification is uniquein that it is vendor neutral. The CompTIA Network+ certification often acts as astepping-stone to more specialized and vendor-specific certifications, such as thoseoffered by Cisco Systems.
In CompTIA Network+, the topics are mostly generic in that they can apply tonetworking equipment regardless of vendor. Although the CompTIA Network+ isvendor neutral, network software and systems are implemented by multiple independentvendors. In that light, several of the exercises, examples, and simulations inthis book include using a vendor’s configuration and technology, such as MicrosoftWindows operating systems or Cisco Systems routers and switches. More detailedtraining for a specific vendor’s software and hardware can be found in books andtraining specific to that vendor.
- Teacher: Benjamin Stewart
Category: Post- Diploma Information Technologies
PLMG 450 001 Plumbing Year 4 Fall
This level 4 training follows the non-harmonized or "current" ITA outline.
At completion of level 4 training the student will write the TQ for plumber, and will also write for the B gas license.
- Instructor: Troy Werrell
Category: Pipe Trades
Plumbing 350 CI001 Year 3 Fall 2020
This is the current (Non-Harmonized) program under ITA guidelines. This course will study drawings and blueprint reading for light commercial projects, determine residential water supply sizing as per current NPC requirements, rural water distribution and systems, wells, and water conditioning.
In addition, level 3 introduces the gas portion of training requirements. This includes processing, gas fundamentals, distribution, sizing lines and code requirements.
- Teacher: Troy Werrell
Category: Pipe Trades
Refrigeration Safety Awareness Training
This online course presented by CNC is designed to provide basic knowledge of safe operation of Refrigeration Plants and emergency procedures to be followed by non-operating personnel.
This course meets the criteria for the examination for the new "Refrigeration Basic Safety Awareness Certificate" by the Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety Program in the Province of B.C. as administered by the BC Safety Authority.
Upon completion of this course and successful passing of the CNC preparation examination at the end of the course the attendees will receive a "Certificate of Attendance" from CNC. This certificate is required for those wishing to challenge the Provincial Certification Examination.
Course Goals: To provide essential knowledge to a person who may be required to be in attendance of a refrigeration arena or process plant in a General Supervision Status or Risk Assessed Status Plant Operation.
- Teacher: Stephen Davis
Category: Power Engineering
SOC 101 104 Introduction to Sociology 2023F
An introduction to the basic sociological theories and methods for studying individuals, groups and institutions. Topics described and explained will include culture, socialization, families, gender, ageing and deviance. These concerns will be illustrated and developed with Canadian materials.
Sociology is about the world around you. It is the scientific study of people and their daily lives, their activities, work, play, crimes and everything in between. Beyond being an important cornerstone in social science inquiry, sociology is a state of mind, a way of examining our external world. To think sociologically is to question the world around us, the way things are and the way they have come to be. Throughout the coming months, you will receive a broad overview of the relationship individuals share with the norms, cultures, and societies to which they belong. By focusing our gaze in the areas of social inequality, race and ethnic conflict, crime and delinquency, social policy and social change, and the sociology of family and gender, you will gain insight into the functioning of the world around you. In addition, you will get hands on experience using the tools of sociology and leave with a basic understand on research methods and critical thinking.
- Teacher: Ellen Winofsky
Category: Sociology 101
TRDE 100 103 Trades Discovery Core Skills 2024S
This is the Core Skills portion of the Trades Discovery Sampler Course. It is a 60-hour course which will focus on developing the job search, application, interview and retention skills of the students. In simple terms, we will:
- learn how to search for specific and actual jobs in the marketplace.
- learn how to create a specific and focused resume and cover letter for applying for actual jobs.
- learn how to prepare for a job interview - both online and face-to-face.
- practice these interview/communication skills.
- learn about Worker's rights and responsibilities in the workplace, as well as how to stay safe in the workplace.
- familiarize ourselves with the resources available at CNC, and the rich diversity of programs offered.
- Teacher: Frank Balazs
Category: TRDE 100
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