Course Listing (BAGS)

Course offerings vary by semester, below provides a sample of recently available courses:

1. A minimum of 1.50 credits over at least 2 different subject areas in the humanities:

Title	Code	Credits
Classical Studies	CLAS*2000	0.50
Effective Writing	ENGL*1030	0.50
Reading the Contemporary World	ENGL*1200	0.50
Topics in Literary and Cultural Studies	ENGL*3870	0.50
Basic French: Listening	FREN*1100	0.50
Early Modern Europe	HIST*1010	0.50
War and Society	HIST*2040	0.50
World Religions	HIST*2070	0.50
Animals and Society	HIST*2120	0.50
Buying and Selling: Consumer Cultures	HIST*2220	0.50
Environment and History	HIST*2250	0.50
Religions and Society	HIST*2260	0.50
Hockey in Canadian History	HIST*2280	0.50
Popular Culture and Punishment, 1700-1900	HIST*3130	0.50
Witch-hunts and Popular Culture	HIST*3140	0.50
Canada and the First World War	HIST*3370	0.50
Introductory Italian I	ITAL*1060	0.50
Introduction to Musicianship	MUSC*1130	0.50
History of Jazz	MUSC*2140	0.50
Music and Popular Culture	MUSC*2150	0.50
Classical Music from Concert Hall to Cinema	MUSC*2380	0.50
Introductory Philosophy: Social and Political Issues	PHIL*1010	0.50
Animals in Philosophy	PHIL*2080	0.50
Critical Thinking	PHIL*2100	0.50
Business and Professional Ethics	PHIL*2600	0.50
Contemporary Artistic Practice	SART*1150	0.50
Introductory Spanish I	SPAN*1100	0.50
Contemporary Cinema	THST*2500	0.50
Introduction to Women’s Studies	WMST*1000	0.50

Title	Code	Credits
Introduction to Anthropology	ANTH*1150	0.50
Introductory Microeconomics	ECON*1050	0.50
Introductory Macroeconomics	ECON*1100	0.50
Economics Growth and Environmental Quality	ECON*2100	0.50
Intermediate Microeconomics	ECON*2310	0.50
Intermediate Macroeconomics	ECON*2410	0.50
Introductory Mathematical Economics	ECON*2770	0.50
Investments	ECON*3660	0.50
Managerial Economics	ECON*4400	0.50
Human Impact on the Environment	GEOG*1220	0.50
Environment and Resources	GEOG*2210	0.50
Canada: A Regional Synthesis	GEOG*2510	0.50
Global Environmental Change	GEOG*3020	0.50
Management of the Biophysical Environment	GEOG*3210	0.50
Tourism and Environment	GEOG*3490	0.50
Understanding Development and Global Inequalities	IDEV*1000	0.50
Theoretical Perspectives on Development	IDEV*2300	0.50
Political Theory	POLS*2000	0.50
Public Administration and Governance	POLS*2250	0.50
The Constitution and Canadian Federalism	POLS*3210	0.50
Public Policy: Challenges and Prospects	POLS*3250	0.50
Governing Criminal Justice	POLS*3300	0.50
Environmental Politics and Governance	POLS*3370	0.50
Corruption, Scandal and Political Ethics	POLS*3440	0.50
Introduction to Psychology	PSYC*1000	0.50
Social Psychology	PSYC*2310	0.50
Psychological Methods and Statistics	PSYC*2360	0.50
Behavioural Neuroscience I	PSYC*2410	0.50
Developmental Psychology	PSYC*2450	0.50
Cognitive Psychology	PSYC*2650	0.50
Personality	PSYC*2740	0.50
Psychology of Law	PSYC*3020	0.50
Sociology	SOC*1100	0.50
Social Deviance	SOC*2070	0.50
Homicide	SOC*2760	0.50
Introduction to Women’s Studies	WMST*1000	0.50

Title	Code	Credits
Humans in the Natural World	BIOL*1500	0.50
Concepts in Human Physiology	BIOM*2000	0.50
Introductory Chemistry	CHEM*1060	0.50
Chemistry Today	CHEM*1100	0.50
Introduction to Computer Applications	CIS*1000	0.50
Principles of Geology	ENVS*1060	0.50
Soil Science	ENVS*2060	0.50
Eating Sustainably in Ontario	ENVS*2130	0.50
Apiculture and Honey Bee Biology	ENVS*2210	0.50
Impacts of Climate Change	ENVS*2270	0.50
Principles of Food Science	FOOD*2010	0.50
Grape and Wine Science	HORT*1120	0.50
Introduction to Nutrition	NUTR*1010	0.50
Contemporary Astronomy	PHYS*1600	0.50

Title	Code	Credits
Web Design and Development	CIS*1050	0.50
Introduction to Computing	CIS*1200	0.50
Geology of Natural Disasters	ENVS*2250	0.50
Business Mathematics	MATH*1030	0.50
Statistics I	STAT*2040	0.50

1. A minimum of 1.50 credits over at least 2 different subject areas in the humanities:

Title	Code	Credits
Classical Studies	CLAS*2000	0.50
Effective Writing	ENGL*1030	0.50
Reading the Contemporary World	ENGL*1200	0.50
Topics in Literary and Cultural Studies	ENGL*3870	0.50
Basic French: Listening	FREN*1100	0.50
Early Modern Europe	HIST*1010	0.50
War and Society	HIST*2040	0.50
World Religions	HIST*2070	0.50
Animals and Society	HIST*2120	0.50
Buying and Selling: Consumer Cultures	HIST*2220	0.50
Environment and History	HIST*2250	0.50
Religions and Society	HIST*2260	0.50
Hockey in Canadian History	HIST*2280	0.50
Popular Culture and Punishment, 1700-1900	HIST*3130	0.50
Witch-hunts and Popular Culture	HIST*3140	0.50
Canada and the First World War	HIST*3370	0.50
Introductory Italian I	ITAL*1060	0.50
Introduction to Musicianship	MUSC*1130	0.50
History of Jazz	MUSC*2140	0.50
Music and Popular Culture	MUSC*2150	0.50
Classical Music from Concert Hall to Cinema	MUSC*2380	0.50
Introductory Philosophy: Social and Political Issues	PHIL*1010	0.50
Animals in Philosophy	PHIL*2080	0.50
Critical Thinking	PHIL*2100	0.50
Business and Professional Ethics	PHIL*2600	0.50
Contemporary Artistic Practice	SART*1150	0.50
Introductory Spanish I	SPAN*1100	0.50
Contemporary Cinema	THST*2500	0.50
Introduction to Women’s Studies	WMST*1000	0.50

2. A minimum of 1.50 credits over at least two of the following subject areas in the social sciences:

Title	Code	Credits
Introduction to Anthropology	ANTH*1150	0.50
Introductory Microeconomics	ECON*1050	0.50
Introductory Macroeconomics	ECON*1100	0.50
Economics Growth and Environmental Quality	ECON*2100	0.50
Intermediate Microeconomics	ECON*2310	0.50
Intermediate Macroeconomics	ECON*2410	0.50
Introductory Mathematical Economics	ECON*2770	0.50
Investments	ECON*3660	0.50
Managerial Economics	ECON*4400	0.50
Human Impact on the Environment	GEOG*1220	0.50
Environment and Resources	GEOG*2210	0.50
Canada: A Regional Synthesis	GEOG*2510	0.50
Global Environmental Change	GEOG*3020	0.50
Management of the Biophysical Environment	GEOG*3210	0.50
Tourism and Environment	GEOG*3490	0.50
Understanding Development and Global Inequalities	IDEV*1000	0.50
Theoretical Perspectives on Development	IDEV*2300	0.50
Political Theory	POLS*2000	0.50
Public Administration and Governance	POLS*2250	0.50
The Constitution and Canadian Federalism	POLS*3210	0.50
Public Policy: Challenges and Prospects	POLS*3250	0.50
Governing Criminal Justice	POLS*3300	0.50
Environmental Politics and Governance	POLS*3370	0.50
Corruption, Scandal and Political Ethics	POLS*3440	0.50
Introduction to Psychology	PSYC*1000	0.50
Social Psychology	PSYC*2310	0.50
Psychological Methods and Statistics	PSYC*2360	0.50
Behavioural Neuroscience I	PSYC*2410	0.50
Developmental Psychology	PSYC*2450	0.50
Cognitive Psychology	PSYC*2650	0.50
Personality	PSYC*2740	0.50
Psychology of Law	PSYC*3020	0.50
Sociology	SOC*1100	0.50
Social Deviance	SOC*2070	0.50
Homicide	SOC*2760	0.50
Introduction to Women’s Studies	WMST*1000	0.50

1.00 credits in natural and/or mathematical sciences from the list below:

Title	Code	Credits
Humans in the Natural World	BIOL*1500	0.50
Concepts in Human Physiology	BIOM*2000	0.50
Introductory Chemistry	CHEM*1060	0.50
Chemistry Today	CHEM*1100	0.50
Introduction to Computer Applications	CIS*1000	0.50
Principles of Geology	ENVS*1060	0.50
Soil Science	ENVS*2060	0.50
Eating Sustainably in Ontario	ENVS*2130	0.50
Apiculture and Honey Bee Biology	ENVS*2210	0.50
Impacts of Climate Change	ENVS*2270	0.50
Principles of Food Science	FOOD*2010	0.50
Grape and Wine Science	HORT*1120	0.50
Introduction to Nutrition	NUTR*1010	0.50
Contemporary Astronomy	PHYS*1600	0.50

Title

Code

Credits

Web Design and Development

0.50

Introduction to Computing

0.50

Geology of Natural Disasters

0.50

Business Mathematics

0.50

Statistics I

0.50