University of Manitoba University One Courses Offered at St. Paul’s College
(2005-2006)
Pre-Registration Program Planning Guide For Entering Students
(Internet word document format)
College members are encouraged to take courses offered at St. Paul’s whenever possible. A large number of spaces in these courses are reserved for our members.
FYI:
(W) meets the U of M written English requirement;
(M) meets the U of M Math requirement.
Slot is the time during the week that the lectures are scheduled.
Only one course can be booked per slot in each term.
Lecture section (L0X) is used because there are multiple sections per course.
Term indicates when the course is offered:
1 = 1st term half course scheduled from Sept. to Dec. (3 credit hours)
2 = 2nd term half course scheduled from Jan. to April (3 credit hours)
3 or both = full course in both terms scheduled from Sept. to April (6 credit hours)
disclaimer: St. Paul’s College is not held responsible for any changes or mistakes made in this brochure. Please confirm all course selections with the U of M registration guide at HTTP://webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca/regguide06/
Faculty of Arts Courses offered at St. Paul’s College
Anthropology
076.122 - Cultural Anthropology
2nd L04 Slot 02 100 St. Paul's TBA
Asian Studies
150.143W - Asian Civilization from 1500
2nd L01 Slot 03 318 St. Paul’s Pirbhai
150.177W - Introduction to Japanese
both L03 Slot 05 234 St. Paul’s TBA
go to HTTP://webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca/regguide06/ for information on required labs.
Classics
003.128 - Introduction to Ancient Roman Culture
2nd L02 Slot 05 325 St. Paul's TBA
Economics
018.120 - Principles of Economics
both L10 Slot 09 325 St. Paul's TBA
both L11 Slot 10 100 St. Paul's TBA
018.121 - Intro. Canadian Economic Issues and Policies
1st L01 Slot 08 329 St. Paul’s TBA
English
004.093W - English Composition
1st L01 Slot 02 313 St. Paul’s TBA
004.120W - Rep. Literary Works
both L03 Slot 04 249 St. Paul’s TBA
both L07 Slot 09 329 St. Paul’s TBA
004.130W - Literature since 1900
both L05 Slot 05 229 St. Paul's Williams
both L06 Slot 06 249 St. Paul’s TBA
both L10 Slot 09 249 St. Paul's Lenoski
004.131W - Literary Topics 1
1st L05 Slot 08 229 St. Paul's TBA
French & Spanish
044.118 - Introduction to Spanish
1st L01 Slot 02 310 St. Paul's Reitano
both L03 Slot 03 310 St. Paul’s Raymond
both L04 Slot 03 249 St. Paul’s Clark
044.120 - French 1
both L03 Slot 06 313 St. Paul’s TBA
both L04 Slot 07 313 St. Paul’s TBA
go to HTTP://webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca/regguide06/ for information on required labs.
German
008.112 - Beginner German
both L01 Slot 02 123 St. Paul's TBA
both L03 Slot 06 123 St. Paul's Finlay
both L04 Slot 08 249 St. Paul’s Finlay
go to HTTP://webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca/regguide06/ for information on required labs.
History
011.137W - Intro to Modern World (1500-1800)
1st L02 Slot 03 329 St. Paul’s TBA
1st L04 Slot 14 318 St. Paul’s TBA
011.138W - Intro to Modern World (1800-present)
2nd L01 Slot 03 329 St. Paul’s TBA
2nd L04 Slot 14 318 St. Paul’s TBA
011.140W - CDN Nation Since 1867
2nd L02 Slot 10 325 St. Paul’s Friesen
011.143W - Asian Civilization from 1500
2nd L01 Slot 03 318 St. Paul’s Pirbhai
011.150W - Intro to Modern World History (1500-present)
both L01 Slot 01 229 St. Paul’s TBA
both L02 Slot 06 229 St. Paul’s TBA
Labour & Workplace Studies
153.127 - Introduction to the Political Economy of Labour
2nd L01 Slot 10 229 St. Paul's Camfield
153.129 - Introduction to the CDN Labour Movement
1st L01 Slot 10 229 St. Paul’s Camfield
Linguistics
126.134 - Semantics
2nd L01 Slot 02 258 St. Paul's TBA
126.144 - Rule of Grammar
1st L01 Slot 02 100 St. Paul’s TBA
Philosophy
015.120W - Introduction to Philosophy
both L04 Slot 05 329 St. Paul's Jenkins
both L07 Slot 08 322 St. Paul’s Stack
015.129W - Critical Thinking
1st L01 Slot 02 318 St. Paul's TBA
1st L04 Slot 05 100 St. Paul's TBA
2nd L07 Slot 02 318 St. Paul's McCarthy
2nd L09 Slot 03 322 St. Paul's McCarthy
2nd L11 Slot 06 100 St. Paul's TBA
Political Studies
019.150 - Introduction to Politics
both L01 Slot 01 100 St. Paul's Lambert
both L03 Slot 06 318 St. Paul’s Santos
Psychology
017.120 - Introduction to Psychology
both L11 Slot 12 100 St. Paul's TBA
Religion
020.132W - Introduction to World Religions
both L01 Slot 02 322 St. Paul's Perry, S.J.
both L04 Slot 07 318 St. Paul's Lawrence
020.141 - Death & Concepts of the Future
2nd L01 Slot 07 100 St. Paul's Mackendrick
020.142W - Ethics World Religions
1st L01 Slot 06 322 St. Paul’s Perry, S.J.
020.145 - Religion and Media
2nd L01 Slot 09 100 St. Paul’s Cantelo
Sociology
077.120 - Introduction to Sociology
both L03 Slot 02 329 St. Paul's TBA
both L04 Slot 03 325 St. Paul's TBA
both L05 Slot 03 229 St. Paul's TBA
both L15 Slot 10 322 St. Paul's TBA
both L17 Slot 14 229 St. Paul's TBA
Women's Studies
156.153 - Intro to Women's Studies in the Humanities
2nd L02 Slot 06 258 St. Paul's TBA
2nd L03 Slot 08 229 St. Paul’s TBA
Faculty of Sciences Courses offered at St. Paul’s College
Biology
071.125 - Biology B
both L10 Slot 08 100 St. Paul's Sumner/Graham
go to HTTP://webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca/regguide06/ for information on required labs.
Chemistry
002.130 -Structure & Modeling in Chemistry
1st L06 Slot 14 100 St. Paul's TBA
go to HTTP://webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca/regguide06/ for information on required labs.
Computer Science
074.126 - Intro Computer Usage 1
2nd L12 Slot 14 100 St. Paul's Zhang
Geography
053.129 - Intro to Physical Geography
1st L02 Slot 07 100 St. Paul's Boak
Mathematics
136.101M - Applied Finite Math
1st L02 Slot 06 225 St. Paul’s Trim
2nd L04 Slot 05 100 St. Paul’s TBA
136.130M - Vector Geometry and Linear Algebra
1st L03 Slot 08 225 St. Paul’s Zorboska
136.131M - Matrices
1st L01 Slot 02 225 St. Paul's TBA
1st L02 Slot 09 100 St. Paul’s Shivakumar
2nd L03* Slot 07 305 St. Paul’s Penner
Th 11:30-12:20 am 305 St. Paul's Penner
2nd L05 Slot 8 225 St. Paul’s Chipalkatti
136.150M - Intro Calculus
1st L01* Slot 03 305 St. Paul's Penner
T10:00-10:50 am 305 St. Paul's Penner
136.151M -Applied Calculus
1st L02 Slot 10 225 St. Paul’s Kopotun
136.152M - Calculus for Management Soc Sciences
1st L01* Slot 07 305 St. Paul's Penner
R11:30-12:20 305 St. Paul's Penner
1st L02 Slot 5 225 St. Paul’s TBA
2nd L03* Slot 11 305 St. Paul's Penner
T1:00-1:50 pm 305 St. Paul's Penner
2nd L04 Slot 06 225 St. Paul’s TBA
136.168M - Math Agriculture Science
both L01 Slot 08 305 St. Paul’s Zhang
go to HTTP://webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca/regguide06/ for information on required labs held at St. Paul’s College for all of the above mathematics courses.
* denotes developmental section with extra lecture
Statistics
005.100M - Basic Statistics I
1st L04 Slot 03 100 St. Paul's TBA
005.200M - Basic Statistics 2
2nd L04 Slot 03 100 St. Paul’s TBA
Other Courses offered at St. Paul’s College
123.120 - Intro to Travel
1st L01 Slot 04 100 St. Paul's Campbell
Interdisciplinary (Faculty of Arts)
* University 1 students are strongly encouraged to take Introduction to University 1 *
099.111W - Introduction to University
1st L06 Slot 05 123 St. Paul's TBA
1st L09 Slot 05 325 St. Paul's TBA
1st L10 Slot 05 318 St. Paul's TBA
1st L13 Slot 08 258 St. Paul's TBA
1st L15 Slot 09 313 St. Paul's TBA
1st L16 Slot 09 123 St. Paul's TBA
1st L22 Slot 10 249 St. Paul's TBA
1st L27 Slot 13 258 St. Paul’s TBA
1st L29 Slot 14 249 St. Paul’s TBA
2nd L32 Slot 05 123 St. Paul’s TBA
2nd L33 Slot 04 313 St. Paul's TBA
2nd L34 Slot 05 258 St. Paul's TBA
2nd L39 Slot 10 329 St. Paul's TBA
2nd L41 Slot 15 249 St. Paul’s TBA
2nd L42 Slot E3 258 St. Paul’s TBA
Catholic Studies
160.119W - Introduction to Catholic Studies
1st L01 Slot 02 258 St. Paul's Creamer, S.J.
1st L02 Slot 05 258 St. Paul’s Creamer, S.J.
Performance scholarships are available for students enrolled in Introduction to Catholic Studies or who are registered in the Catholic Studies Program
The University 1 Experience at St. Paul’s, the Catholic College at the U of M
Welcome to University 1! Students entering the University of Manitoba in September will begin their university careers as members of the University 1 program†. Within this first year, you will have the opportunity to prepare for your future target degree program, to sample interesting courses from a wide range of faculties, and to adjust to the experience of university study before committing yourself to a specific degree program.
In most cases as a student in University 1, you will take:
•at least 6 credit hours from the Faculty of Arts
•at least 6 credit hours from the Faculty of Science
•a further 6 credit hours from either the Faculty of Arts or the Faculty of Science
•and University 1 courses from other faculties or schools (including Arts and Science) to bring your total number of credits to 30 (i.e. the equivalent of five full courses, 10 half courses or a combination of both)
•Included within the 30 credits mentioned above, you also need to take courses that will meet the University’s written English and Mathematics requirements. At least 3 credit hours are required in each of these areas and these must be completed by the end of your second year of university. Some target faculties may require you to do these during the University 1 year.
What is your target faculty?
The University 1 Experience is only the first 24–30 credit hours of work after which you must be ready to enter a specific degree program in one of our faculties or schools. To be ready for this transition, you will find that each program has lists of courses that are either required in University 1, or that are recommended for University 1. Refer to the chapter pertaining to each faculty or school in the Undergraduate Calendar and Registration Guide for specific course requirements.
Moving On: What Happens After U1
Many students take between one or three years to complete their entrance requirements to their target faculty or school. The number of credit hours you complete within that time period will determine what you do next year. Please see your U1 advisor for help on deciding what is the best time frame for you.
What is your alternate target faculty?
Many first year students are still trying to decide between two or three different career paths and will therefore need to juggle courses in the University 1 program to prepare them for several possibilities. Check Startbook and the University Undergraduate Calendar for the University 1 courses that are required and/or recommended for each alternate program you may have in mind. It may not be possible to choose classes to meet all your career interests; you may need to prioritize your goals. The University 1 Student Help Centre (474-6209) will be able to assist you in working out dual or triple goal plans.
Do you want to expand your horizons and take courses from a wide variety of faculties and schools?
If you have taken all of your required and recommended courses and still have space left in your timetable, see page 58 of the Undergraduate Calendar for some interesting possibilities. Once you have entered your target faculty, you may not have the opportunity for many free choice electives, so this is your chance to be creative!
Students are responsible for ensuring that requirements for target faculties are met!
All faculties have advisors available to assist students in planning their programs. If you have any questions or concerns, or if you would like to meet with an advisor, please contact the University 1 Student Help Centre or the individual faculties directly (telephone numbers are listed below) or read the admissions requirements in the Undergraduate Calendar (page numbers listed below).
† Some students will enter directly into Engineering, Music and Fine Art.
How to find your courses on the web?
1. Go to HTTP://webapps.cc.umanitoba.ca/regguide06/
2. Click on “Search for Courses”
3. Choose the Following:
i. Choose Department (e.g. Mathematics 136)
ii. Choose Faculty (e.g. Sciences 01)
iii. Choose Regular Session 2005-2006
iv. Click on “GO” to search
4. Scroll down to find the course you are looking for.
5. Click “View Timetable” to see different course section, times, places, lab sections, and other information.
6. If required click on “Lab Section” to find out lab information for a certain
course.
7. Write down all course information in your UMREG Worksheets (pg 11 - 14 of your Registration Guide Book)
to set up your timetable for registration.
Faculty Phone Numbers & Other Important Information