Studying communication

Here are the courses this student in the KI Class of 2012 chose to help prepare them for studying communication:

First year courses

  • CLAS 103: Colossos - The Major Figures of Classical Antiquity
  • ENGL 190: Shakespeare
  • HUMSC 101: Great Dialogues: Reflection and Action
  • PSCI 101A: Introduction to Politics 1
  • SOC 101: Introduction to Sociology
  • ANTH 101: Human and Cultural Evolution
  • ENGL 107: Issues in Canadian Literature
  • ENGL 108F: The Rebel
  • RS 101: Religions of the West
  • SCI 238: Introductory Astronomy

Second year courses

  • INTEG 120: Introduction to the Academy: Disciplines and Integrative Practices
  • ANTH 102: Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology
  • CS 100: Introduction to Computing through Applications
  • ENGL 208C: Studies in Children's Literature
  • MATH 103: Introductory Algebra for Arts and Social Science
  • INTEG 121: Introduction to the Academy: Design and Problem-Solving
  • FR 151: Basic French 1
  • KIN 100: Human Anatomy: Limbs and Trunk
  • KIN 100L: Human Anatomy Lab
  • PHIL 145: Critical Thinking
  • SPCOM 223: Public Speaking

Third year courses

  • INTEG 220: Nature of Scientific Knowledge
  • ANTH 201: Principles of Archaeology
  • ANTH 260: Human Evolution
  • FR 152: Basic French 2
  • KIN 301: Human Anatomy of the Central Nervous System
  • INTEG 221: The Social Nature of Knowledge
  • INTEG 230: The Museum Course: Preparation and Field Trip
  • ENGL 208N: Sex and Marriage in Literature
  • MATH 106: Applied Linear Algebra 1
  • PSYCH 101: Introductory Psychology
  • STAT 202: Introductory Statistics for Scientists

Fourth year courses

  • INTEG 231: The Museum Course: Field Trip Project
  • INTEG 320: The Museum Course: Research & Design
  • BIOL 130: Introductory Cell Biology
  • KIN 242: Introduction to Movement Disorders
  • KIN 255: Introduction to Psychomotor Behaviour
  • KIN 416: Neuromuscular Integration
  • INTEG 321: The Museum Course: Practicum and Presentation
  • BIOL 273: Principles of Human Physiology 1
  • ENGL 251B: Criticism 2
  • ENGL 460C: British Literature, 1945 to the Present
  • KIN 356: Information Processing in Human Perceptual Motor Performance

Fifth year courses

  • INTEG 420: Senior Research Project A
  • ENGL 345: American Literature in a Global Context
  • ENGL 200A: Survey of British Literature 1
  • ENGL 251A: Criticism 1
  • INTEG 421: Senior Research Project B
  • ENGL 200B: Survey of British Literature 2
  • PHIL 224: Environmental Ethics
  • SMF 204: Introduction to Human Sexuality

Course descriptions can be found in the Undergraduate Course Calendar

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