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Academic PS Calendar (pdf)

Academic Program Calendar - 2011-2012
Postsecondary Academic Program Calendar - 2011-2012 (ALL)(PDF)
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Protective Services - Police Foundations

2-year, Ontario College Diploma Program

Program Courses

First Semester
Course Number / Title Credits
CS  007 Persuasive Writing 3
MC 155 Microsoft Office 2007 Applications 3
PF 111 Canadian Justice Systems 3
PF 112 Interpersonal & Strategic Communications 3
PF 117 Human Diversity/Aboriginal People 3
PF 118 Fitness and Lifestyle Management I 3
GE ... General Education Elective 3
  Total 21
     
Second Semester
Course Number / Title Credits
LS 211 Career Preparation 3
PF 221 Provincial Statutes 3
PF 222 Criminal Code 3
PF 224 Communications II 3
PF 225 Government of Canada 3
PF 228 Fitness and Lifestyle Management II 3
SY 125 Introduction to Sociology 3
  Total 21
     
Third Semester
Course Number / Title Credits
PF 331 Criminology 3
PF 333 Police Powers I 3
PF 334 Evidence 3
PF 335 Youth in Conflict With the Law 3
PF 336 Principles of Ethical Reasoning 3
PF 338 Fitness and Defensive Tactics I 3
PY 399 Abnormal Psychology 3
  Total 21
     
Fourth Semester
Course Number / Title Credits
PF 442 Federal Statutes 3
PF 443 Police Powers II 3
PF 444 Investigations 3
PF 445 Conflict Management 3
PF 446 Community Policing 3
PF 448 Fitness and Defensive Tactics II 3
GE ... General Education Elective 3
  Total 21
     
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