*LIMITATIONS ON ANTH, GEOG, PSYC AS BREADTH ELECTIVES Note that the following courses CANNOT be ANTH 111, 213, 214 taken for your breadth electives, but they GEOG 211, 212, 221, 226, 228 can still be taken as general electives. PSYC 200, 204, 205, 206 |
While not exhaustive, here is a list of lower-level courses recently offered at the Nanaimo campus that qualify as breadth electives for the BSc program in CS, and that do not have any course pre-requisites.
Acct 100 Financial Accounting I
Anth 112 Intro Anthropology: Sociocultural Anthropology
Anth 231 Intro to Music in Culture
Crim 101 Intro to Criminology
Crim 131 Intro to Criminal Justice System
Crim 135 Intro to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions
Crim 200 Aboriginal Issues in the Canadian Criminal Justice System
Crim 241 Intro to Corrections
Crim 290 Alternative Conflict Resolution in Criminal Justice Systems
Geog 100 World Regional Geography
Geog 101 Environmental Geography
Econ 100 Intro to Economics
Econ 211 Principles of Microeconomic Theory
Econ 212 Principles of Macroeconomic Theory
Glst 200 Global Economic Issues
Glst 210 Intro to Global Studies
Glst 211 Global Political and Economic Systems and Institutions
Mark 160 Intro to Marketing
Mgmt 192 Principles of Management
Phil 100 Rhetoric and Reasoning
Phil 111 Knowledge and Reality
Phil 112 Intro to Philosophy: Ethics
Phil 241 Ancient Philosophy II
Phil 251 Formal Logic
Poli 100 Identities and Communities: an intro to Politics
Poli 151 Law and Politics in Canada
Poli 200 International Peace and Security
Poli 201 An intro to International Political Economy
Poli 220 American Politics and Government
Poli 228 Urban and Regional Government and Politics
Poli 231 Comparative Politics
Poli 245 Ideologies and Political Thought
Poli 260 Justice and the Good Life: an intro to Political Thought
Psyc 111 Contemporary Psychology I
Psyc 112 Contemporary Psychology II
Psyc 121 Developmental Psychology
Psyc 131 Child Development I
Reli 111 World Religions: Asian and Aboriginal Experiences
Reli 112 World Religions: The Western Traditions
Soci 111 Intro to Sociology
Soci 112 Intro to Sociology: Canadian Society in the Contemporary World