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Deskripsi
Judul Mata Kuliah → Neuroscience I Informasi Penawaran Bersilang → (juga ditawarkan sebagai NEUR 3P81) Deskripsi Mata Kuliah → Pendekatan integratif terhadap ilmu saraf dasar termasuk ilmu saraf molekuler, fisiologi sel excitable, neuroembriologi, neurositologi, neurohistologi, neuroanatomi dan elektrofisiologi seluler. Penekanan pada sifat interdisipliner subjek termasuk unsur-unsur kedokteran molekuler, biologi, biofisika dan biokimia. Format Mata Kuliah → Kuliah, 2 jam per minggu; lab, 3 jam selang minggu. Pembatasan Mata Kuliah → Pembatasan: terbuka untuk jurusan PSYC Co-op dan NEUR Co-op dengan minimal 8.0 kredit keseluruhan atau 3.0 kredit PSYC di atas PSYC 1F90. Prasyarat Mata Kuliah → Prasyarat: PSYC 2P36 dan 2P37 atau izin dari pengajar. Catatan Mata Kuliah → Catatan: mahasiswa harus menghubungi pengajar untuk mendaftar lab. Pengecualian Mata Kuliah → Penyelesaian mata kuliah ini akan menggantikan nilai dan kredit sebelumnya yang diberikan pada PSYC (NEUR) 3F81. | Penomoran Mata Kuliah | GEOG 3 P 40 kode departemen nilai kredit D → 1.50 kredit F → 1.00 kredit G → 1.00 kredit L → 2.00 kredit M → 1.00 kredit (topik berganda) N → 0.00 kredit P → 0.50 kredit Q → 0.50 kredit R → 0.50 kredit V → 0.50 kredit (topik variabel) Y → 0.25 kredit Z → 5.00 kredit tingkat tahun mata kuliah* 1 → tahun 1 2 → tahun 2 3 → tahun 3 4 → tahun 4 5 → studi pascasarjana 6 → PMPC 7 → Studi Doktoral; Concordia Seminary 8 → pendidikan guru 9 → in-service * mata kuliah bernomor 2(alpha)90-2(alpha)99 dapat digunakan baik sebagai kredit tahun 2 maupun kredit tahun 3 dan mata kuliah bernomor 3(alpha)90-3(alpha)99 dapat digunakan baik sebagai kredit tahun 3 maupun kredit tahun 4. Biasanya, mata kuliah Sarjana (UG) Fall dan Winter .50 kredit berdurasi 12 minggu; mata kuliah Fall/Winter 1.00 kredit berdurasi 24 minggu; mata kuliah Spring UG .50 kredit berdurasi 5 atau 10 minggu; mata kuliah Spring UG 1.00 kredit berdurasi 10 minggu; mata kuliah Summer UG .50 kredit berdurasi 5.5 minggu. Gambar: - 1.50 kredit = 9 jam sem. Gambar: - 1.00 kredit = 6 jam sem. Gambar: - 0.50 kredit = 3 jam sem Gambar: - 0.25 kredit = 1.25 jam sem. | Definisi Kategori untuk Komponen Utama Mata Kuliah | Kuliah | Sebuah kuliah edukasi kelompok besar atau kecil yang disampaikan kepada mahasiswa. | Seminar | Seminar adalah aktivitas pembelajaran kelompok kecil yang memungkinkan diskusi dan penerapan konsep mata kuliah. | Laboratorium | Mengamati, menguji dan menerapkan konsep mata kuliah dalam pengaturan terkontrol yang khusus untuk pembelajaran kelompok kecil (biasanya terkait dengan teknologi dan/atau fasilitas tertentu). | Mata Kuliah Lapangan | Mengeksplorasi konten akademik secara bertujuan di luar ruang kelas melalui kunjungan lapangan dan/atau kerja lapangan di dalam Kanada. Komponen dalam kelas dapat dijadwalkan di kampus sebelum, dan/atau setelah, pengalaman lapangan. | Pengalaman Lapangan Internasional | Mengeksplorasi konten akademik secara bertujuan di luar ruang kelas melalui kunjungan lapangan jangka pendek dan/atau kerja lapangan di luar Kanada. Komponen dalam kelas dapat dijadwalkan di kampus sebelum, dan/atau setelah, pengalaman lapangan. | Magang | Partisipasi dalam pekerjaan penuh waktu yang diawasi sesuai disiplin selama periode studi. Jumlah jam/hari/minggu tertentu mungkin diperlukan untuk diselesaikan oleh mahasiswa. Seorang pengawas magang (dalam unit studi mahasiswa) serta pengawas tempat kerja biasanya akan terlibat untuk membimbing mahasiswa melalui pengalaman pembelajaran ini. | Praktikum (Klinik) | Pengalaman berbasis praktik yang diawasi dalam pekerjaan terkait bidang studi. | Proyek | Mengembangkan dan menyelesaikan sebuah proyek sebagai studi independen bekerja sendiri atau dalam kelompok kecil dengan anggota fakultas. | Daring Asinkron (tanpa slot waktu diperlukan) | Jadwal: Sepenuhnya Asinkron | Lokasi: Sepenuhnya Daring | Ujian: Sepenuhnya Daring| ASY Mata kuliah daring asinkron sepenuhnya disampaikan kepada pembelajar melalui Internet dan tidak memerlukan komunikasi waktu nyata. Mata kuliah daring asinkron tidak memiliki komponen wajib di kampus, termasuk penilaian. Mata kuliah akan memiliki tanggal mulai dan selesai yang ditetapkan serta tanggal penyerahan tugas yang ditetapkan (mungkin termasuk ujian akhir terjadwal yang disampaikan secara daring). | Daring Asinkron dengan Ujian di Kampus (tanpa slot waktu diperlukan) | Jadwal: Sepenuhnya Asinkron | Lokasi: Sepenuhnya Daring | Ujian: Di Kampus| ASO Mata kuliah daring asinkron dengan ujian di kampus disampaikan kepada pembelajar melalui Internet dan tidak memerlukan komunikasi waktu nyata. Mata kuliah ini tidak memiliki komponen wajib di kampus, kecuali untuk pemeriksaan. Mata kuliah akan memiliki tanggal mulai dan selesai yang ditetapkan serta tanggal penyerahan tugas yang ditetapkan (mungkin termasuk ujian tengah semester dan akhir yang dijadwalkan di kampus). | Daring Sinkron (slot waktu diperlukan) | Jadwal: Sepenuhnya Sinkron | Lokasi: Sepenuhnya Daring | Ujian: Sepenuhnya Daring| SYN Mata kuliah daring sepenuhnya sinkron disampaikan melalui web atau konferensi video untuk memfasilitasi komunikasi waktu nyata antara pengajar di satu lokasi dan mahasiswa di lokasi pilihan mereka. Kelas ini memiliki jadwal pertemuan reguler sepanjang semester yang harus dihadiri mahasiswa. | Daring Sinkron dengan Ujian di Kampus (slot waktu diperlukan) | Jadwal: Sepenuhnya Sinkron | Lokasi: Sepenuhnya Daring | Ujian: Di Kampus| SYO Mata kuliah daring sepenuhnya sinkron dengan ujian di kampus disampaikan melalui web atau konferensi video untuk memfasilitasi komunikasi waktu nyata antara pengajar di satu lokasi dan mahasiswa di lokasi pilihan mereka, kecuali untuk ujian tengah semester dan akhir yang dijadwalkan yang diselenggarakan di kampus. Kelas ini memiliki jadwal pertemuan reguler sepanjang semester yang harus dihadiri mahasiswa. | Campuran - Daring Campuran (slot waktu diperlukan) | Jadwal: Sinkron dan Asinkron | Ujian: Sepenuhnya Daring Mata kuliah daring campuran mencakup elemen asinkron dan sinkron yang disampaikan sepenuhnya dalam lingkungan daring. Mata kuliah ini tidak memiliki komponen wajib di kampus. Komponen sinkron mata kuliah mengharuskan interaksi waktu nyata dengan pengajar mata kuliah, asisten pengajar atau demonstrator lab (mis. menghadiri diskusi kelompok seminar daring) untuk beberapa komponen dan beberapa materi disampaikan secara asinkron (mis. menonton video kuliah yang direkam sebelumnya). | Campuran - Lokasi Campuran (daring dan di kampus) | Jadwal: Sinkron dan Asinkron | Lokasi: Daring dan Di Kampus |Ujian: Daring atau Di Kampus Mata kuliah dengan penyampaian lokasi campuran adalah mata kuliah yang mencakup komponen daring dan komponen di kampus. Biasanya 50%-80% total penyampaian mata kuliah berlangsung di kampus sementara komponen daring dapat bersifat sinkron atau asinkron. (mis. mahasiswa menonton kuliah rekaman asinkron secara daring dan menghadiri seminar sinkron di kampus) | Hyflex | Jadwal: Sepenuhnya Sinkron | Lokasi: Daring atau Di Kampus | Ujian: Daring atau Di Kampus Mata kuliah Hyflex ditawarkan secara simultan di lingkungan di kampus dan daring. Pendaftaran di kampus mungkin dibatasi. Mahasiswa di kampus dan daring harus sengaja diintegrasikan melalui interaksi daring dan keterlibatan dengan kesempatan pembelajaran sinkron. Mahasiswa daring tidak akan diwajibkan hadir di kampus untuk komponen apa pun dari mata kuliah, termasuk penilaian. | Singkatan Judul Mata Kuliah | ABED Aboriginal Adult Education ABTE Aboriginal Teacher Education ACTG Accounting ADED Adult Education ADMI Co-op Work Terms, Goodman School of Business ADST Applied Disability Studies AESL Academic English as a Subsequent Language APCO Applied Computing ARAB Arabic ASTR Astronomy BCHM Biochemistry BIOL Biological Science BMED Biomedical Sciences BPHY Biophysics BTEC Biotechnology BTGD Game - Niagara College Courses CANA Canadian Studies CCES Canadian Culture and Education Studies CHEM Chemistry CHYS Child and Youth Studies CLAS Classics COMM Communication Studies COSC Computer Science CPCF Communication Popular Culture and Film CRIM Critical Criminology DART Dramatic Arts DASA Data Science and Analytics ECEC Early Childhood Education ECON Economics EDBE Education- Teacher Education EDUC Education ENCW English & Creative Writing ENGL English ENGS Engineering Science ENSU Environmental Sustainability ENTR Entrepreneurship ERSC Earth Sciences ESCI Science ETHC Ethics FILM Film FLIC Film Production FNCE Finance FREN French GEOG Geography GERM German GREE Greek HIST History HLSC Health Sciences HUMA Interdisciplinary Humanities INDG Indigenous Studies IASC Interactive Arts and Science INTC Intercultural Studies ITAL Italian ITIS Information Technology Information Systems JAPA Japanese KINE Kinesiology LABR Labour Studies LATI Latin LCBE Leadership in Community-Based Education LING Linguistics MAND Mandarin MARS Medieval and Renaissance Studies MATH Mathematics and Statistics MGMT Management MKTG Marketing MLLC Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures MUSI Music NEUR Neuroscience NUSC Nursing OBHR Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources OEVI Oenology and Viticulture OPER Operations Management PCUL Popular Culture PHIL Philosophy PHYS Physics PMPB Professional Masters Preparation Business POLI Political Science PORT Portuguese PSYC Psychology RECL Recreation and Leisure Studies RUSS Russian SCIE Science SOCI Sociology SPAN Hispanic and Latin American Studies - Spanish SPMA Sport Management STAC Studies in Arts and Culture STAT Statistics SWAH Swahili TOUR Tourism Studies VISA Visual Arts WGST Women's and Gender Studies WRDS Writing, Rhetoric and Discourse Studies | Glosarium Istilah | CATATAN: Glosarium istilah ini hanya untuk tujuan informasi. Jika ada ketidaksesuaian antara Kalender dan kebijakan serta program yang disetujui oleh Senat Universitas, ketentuan kebijakan atau program yang disetujui oleh Senat akan berlaku. Semua upaya telah dilakukan untuk memastikan kelengkapan dan ketepatan Kalender ini. Namun, Universitas berhak memperbarui atau memperbaiki bagian mana pun dari Kalender tanpa pemberitahuan sebelumnya. Jika Anda memiliki pertanyaan tentang istilah di bawah, silakan hubungi Penasihat Akademik. Peraturan Akademik dan Kebijakan Universitas Ini adalah aturan yang menjadi kewajiban mahasiswa, staf, dan fakultas Brock yang telah disahkan oleh Dewan Pengurus atau Senat Universitas, atau di bawah wewenang mereka. Peraturan akademik tercantum dalam Faculty Handbook dan mencakup kebijakan seperti Academic Integrity Policy, Academic Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Policy, dan semua ketentuan kebijakan dalam Faculty Handbook itu sendiri. University Policies mencakup kebijakan administratif yang dapat ditemukan di perpustakaan kebijakan daring dan mencakup kebijakan seperti IT Acceptable Use Policy, Student Records Policy, dan Smoking and Vaping Policy. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut kunjungi: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies : https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Faculty Handbook: https://brocku.ca/university-secretariat/faculty-handbook/ University Policies: https://brocku.ca/policies/ Audit Izin mengaudit sebuah mata kuliah memberi hak kepada mahasiswa untuk menghadiri kelas tetapi tidak untuk mengumpulkan makalah, berpartisipasi dalam diskusi, atau menerima evaluasi. Auditor tidak menerima kredit Universitas untuk mata kuliah yang diaudit. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut kunjungi: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec22 Kalender Akademik Kalender Sarjana ini memuat peraturan, program dan mata kuliah untuk setiap tahun akademik termasuk sesi Semester Musim Semi dan Musim Panas, sesi Musim Gugur, dan sesi Musim Dingin untuk setiap tahun tertentu. Daftar mata kuliah dan program akademik yang diuraikan dalam Kalender mewakili persyaratan dan pilihan yang disetujui Senat untuk penyelesaian persyaratan gelar. Tidak semua mata kuliah yang tercantum mungkin ditawarkan setiap tahun. Mahasiswa harus mengikuti kalender untuk tahun akademik saat mereka memulai studi. Tantangan untuk Kredit Challenge for Credit memungkinkan mahasiswa memperoleh kredit akademik sarjana untuk pembelajaran dan pengalaman mereka di luar universitas. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec26 Konsentrasi Konsentrasi dalam gelar honours biasanya mensyaratkan minimal enam kredit dari daftar mata kuliah yang disetujui oleh unit akademik terkait. Sebuah konsentrasi memungkinkan mahasiswa untuk mengejar studi dengan sebagian fokus yang disetujui dalam program major atau combined major mereka. Tidak semua gelar honours memiliki pilihan konsentrasi. Sertifikat Sebuah sertifikat adalah kredensial mandiri yang dapat diambil bersamaan dengan program gelar/diploma, atau secara independen, dan mensyaratkan minimal 4.0 kredit. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec42 Kredit Konteks Semua mahasiswa harus memasukkan satu kredit (atau dua setengah-kredit) dari masing-masing daftar mata kuliah Humaniora, Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Pengetahuan untuk memenuhi persyaratan gelar. Dalam beberapa kasus, kredit konteks mungkin merupakan bagian dari persyaratan program major. Mahasiswa dalam program profesional Honours empat tahun harus memenuhi persyaratan konteks pada akhir tahun ketiga program. Semua mahasiswa lain harus telah menyelesaikan ketiga mata kuliah konteks yang diperlukan dalam 10 kredit pertama. Untuk daftar kredit konteks yang disetujui saat ini kunjungi: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies (brocku.ca) Korequisit Sebuah mata kuliah yang diwajibkan diambil bersamaan dengan mata kuliah lain. Kedua mata kuliah korequisit harus berhasil diselesaikan agar dapat dihitung untuk gelar. Mata Kuliah Suatu unit akademik yang dapat dihitung sebagai kredit. Mata kuliah diajarkan selama serangkaian minggu dalam format tertentu (mis. kuliah, seminar, lab, dll.) seputar tema utama dan memiliki kode mata kuliah, judul dan deskripsi yang unik. Kredit Nilai akademik dari sebuah mata kuliah (misalnya 0.0, 0.5, 1.0, dll.). Untuk informasi tentang cara menentukan ini dalam kode mata kuliah (lihat di atas Anatomi Mata Kuliah) Mata kuliah terdaftar silang Sebuah mata kuliah tunggal yang ditawarkan oleh departemen atau program berbeda di bawah kode subjek yang berbeda. Seringkali mata kuliah ini bersifat multidisipliner (mis. mata kuliah mencakup topik yang beririsan dengan lebih dari satu disiplin). Tidak mungkin menerima kredit di kedua daftar dari mata kuliah terdaftar silang (mis. SOCI 1P90 terdaftar silang dengan CRIM 1P90, oleh karena itu mahasiswa tidak dapat memegang kredit di kedua SOCI 1P90 dan CRIM 1P90). For more information visit: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Rata-rata Kumulatif Rata-rata kumulatif digunakan untuk menentukan status akademik dan mencakup upaya yang berhasil maupun tidak berhasil. Formula yang digunakan adalah: jumlah (nilai X bobot kredit) / Total jumlah kredit yang dicoba. Metode yang sama digunakan untuk menentukan rata-rata major dan minor. For information visit: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Gelar Serangkaian 15- atau 20-kredit yang mengikuti jalur yang ditentukan menuju penyelesaian yang menghasilkan diploma Pass, General atau Honours. Jenis gelar: Image: - Pass Image: - 4-Year (mis. non-honours BBA atau BKIN) Image: - With Major Image: - Honours For more information on the details of each degree type, visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec37 Penghapusan Mahasiswa bebas menambah atau menghapus mata kuliah melalui sistem pendaftaran online selama sistem terbuka (lihat panduan pendaftaran yang sesuai untuk detail). Mata kuliah yang dihapus tidak muncul di transkrip mahasiswa. Penalti finansial mungkin berlaku. Gelar ganda Program yang memungkinkan mahasiswa memperoleh gelar BBA dari Brock bersamaan dengan gelar kedua dari sekolah bisnis mitra. Semua biaya kuliah dibayarkan ke Brock University dan co-op adalah komponen wajib. Gelar ganda atau double major tidak tersedia di disiplin lain. Sebagai gantinya, ini berupa combined atau major/minor. Durasi Rentang waktu di mana sebuah mata kuliah ditawarkan. Pilihan Kredit yang dipilih mahasiswa, dengan syarat mereka memenuhi prasyarat, korequisit dan/atau pembatasan mata kuliah tersebut. Mahasiswa Penuh Waktu Seorang mahasiswa penuh waktu di Brock didefinisikan sebagai yang mengambil setidaknya 60 persen dari beban kredit normal, sebagaimana didefinisikan dalam FHB III A 6.2.2. Surat Izin Seorang mahasiswa dapat meminta Surat Izin dari Office of the Registrar and Enrolment Services untuk mengambil satu atau beberapa mata kuliah di universitas lain sebagai mahasiswa tamu untuk kredit transfer ke Brock. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec23 Major Major memungkinkan mahasiswa mengejar studi secara mendalam dalam suatu disiplin (atau dua disiplin gabungan dalam kasus combined major) dengan syarat semua prasyarat dan persyaratan dipenuhi. Rata-rata Major Mahasiswa yang terdaftar dalam single major, combined major atau program Integrated Studies diwajibkan mempertahankan rata-rata major keseluruhan 60 untuk dapat melanjutkan dalam major tersebut. Hanya mata kuliah yang diambil di Brock yang akan digunakan dalam menentukan rata-rata major mahasiswa. Rata-rata major akan dihitung dengan menjumlahkan nilai mata kuliah major dibagi dengan total jumlah kredit major. Untuk combined majors, rata-rata major akan dihitung secara terpisah untuk setiap major; untuk Integrated Studies dan mahasiswa BSc Science, mata kuliah inti di area studi akan digunakan dalam perhitungan rata-rata major. Untuk BA General Humanities dan BA Social Sciences rata-rata keseluruhan semua mata kuliah dihitung; tidak ada rata-rata major. Minor Minor berbeda dari major mahasiswa, atau combined major, dan mensyaratkan empat hingga enam kredit sebagaimana ditetapkan oleh unit akademik terkait. Mikro-sertifikat Pencapaian hasil belajar dan keterampilan spesifik dapat diakui melalui mikro-sertifikat, yang ditandai lebih singkat (minimal 2 mata kuliah, panjang 1.0 kredit) dibandingkan sertifikat dan memberikan relevansi khas dalam area studi/fokus tertentu. Credits earned toward a micro-certificate may be counted toward the requirements of a certificate or degree program if applicable to that program. In recognition of specialized focus, admission requirements for micro-certificates may differ from certificate programs. Pengesampingan Jika seorang mahasiswa tidak memenuhi persyaratan untuk sebuah mata kuliah, atau mata kuliah penuh, mereka dapat menanyakan tentang pengesampingan ke dalam mata kuliah tersebut. Pengesampingan diberikan melalui dan atas kebijakan lengkap Departemen/Pusat yang menawarkan mata kuliah. Menanyakan tentang pengesampingan tidak menjamin pendaftaran dalam mata kuliah. Jalur Suatu rute yang didefinisikan dari satu program atau institusi ke program atau institusi lain yang menentukan persyaratan kelayakan dan/atau bagaimana kredit transfer akan diterima dan diterapkan di institusi penerima. Izin dari pengajar Beberapa mata kuliah memerlukan izin dari pengajar untuk mendaftar. Beberapa mata kuliah memberikan opsi untuk menghubungi pengajar agar diberikan izin masuk ke mata kuliah yang seharusnya mereka tidak memenuhi persyaratannya (mis. pengesampingan). Mahasiswa Paruh Waktu Seorang mahasiswa paruh waktu di Brock didefinisikan sebagai yang mengambil kurang dari 60 persen dari beban kredit normal, sebagaimana didefinisikan dalam FHB III A 6.2.2. Untuk dianggap sebagai mahasiswa, seseorang harus terdaftar setidaknya 0.5 kredit. Prasyarat Sebuah mata kuliah yang harus berhasil diselesaikan sebelum mendaftar pada mata kuliah yang mensyaratkan prasyarat tersebut. Pendaftaran Penambahan mata kuliah untuk menjadi secara resmi terdaftar di Universitas. Tanggal tersedia mengenai kapan sistem pendaftaran dibuka untuk kelompok mahasiswa yang berbeda, yang memungkinkan mata kuliah ditambahkan atau dihapus dalam jangka waktu yang ditentukan. Biaya kuliah dan/atau biaya akan berlaku. Pembatasan Beberapa mata kuliah dibatasi dengan berbagai cara. Mahasiswa yang ingin mengambil mata kuliah dengan pembatasan mungkin memerlukan pengesampingan mata kuliah atau izin pengajar agar dapat mendaftar. Sesi Di Brock, sesi kami adalah sebagai berikut: Image: - Fall/Winter - periode dari awal September hingga akhir April dan terdiri dari term Fall dan Winter. Mata kuliah D1 berjalan dalam sesi Fall/Winter. Image: - Spring – biasanya berlangsung pada Mei dan/atau Juni Image: - Summer biasanya berlangsung pada Juli dan/atau Agustus Penilaian akademik untuk setiap mata kuliah yang diselesaikan akan dilakukan pada akhir setiap sesi. Pada Spring/Summer waktu mulai dan akhir mata kuliah dalam setiap sesi mungkin bervariasi. Term Di Brock, term Fall berjalan dari September hingga Desember dan term Winter berjalan dari Januari hingga April. Transkrip Catatan resmi mahasiswa tentang mata kuliah yang diambil dan tingkat keberhasilan akademik selama berada di Universitas. Penarikan Setelah tanggal penghapusan yang dipublikasikan, mahasiswa dapat menarik diri dari mata kuliah secara online melalui portal mahasiswa di my.brocku.ca. Mata kuliah yang ditarik muncul di transkrip mahasiswa, beserta tanggal penarikan. Tanggal akhir untuk menarik diri dari mata kuliah tanpa penalti akademik dipublikasikan dalam panduan pendaftaran yang sesuai. Penalti finansial mungkin berlaku. | Image Last updated: February 22, 2024 @ 12:14PM
Prasyarat
- Prasyarat: PSYC 2P36 dan 2P37 atau izin dari pengajar. Catatan Mata Kuliah →
Syarat dan ketentuan
- Pembatasan: terbuka untuk mahasiswa jurusan PSYC Co-op dan NEUR Co-op dengan minimum 8.0 kredit keseluruhan atau 3.0 kredit PSYC di atas PSYC 1F90. Prasyarat Mata Kuliah →
- Prasyarat: PSYC 2P36 dan 2P37 atau izin dari pengajar. Catatan Mata Kuliah →
- Catatan: mahasiswa harus menghubungi pengajar untuk mendaftar lab. Pengecualian Mata Kuliah → Penyelesaian mata kuliah ini akan menggantikan nilai dan kredit yang sebelumnya diberikan dan diperoleh pada PSYC (NEUR) 3F81. | Penomoran Mata Kuliah | GEOG 3 P 40 kode departemen nilai kredit D → 1.50 kredit F → 1.00 kredit G → 1.00 kredit L → 2.00 kredit M → 1.00 kredit (topik berganda) N → 0.00 kredit P → 0.50 kredit Q → 0.50 kredit R → 0.50 kredit V → 0.50 kredit (topik variabel) Y → 0.25 kredit Z → 5.00 kredit tingkat tahun mata kuliah* 1 → tahun 1 2 → tahun 2 3 → tahun 3 4 → tahun 4 5 → studi pascasarjana 6 → PMPC 7 → Studi Doktoral; Concordia Seminary 8 → pendidikan guru 9 → in-service * mata kuliah bernomor 2(alpha)90-2(alpha)99 dapat digunakan sebagai kredit tahun 2 atau kredit tahun 3 dan mata kuliah bernomor 3(alpha)90-3(alpha)99 dapat digunakan sebagai kredit tahun 3 atau kredit tahun 4. Biasanya, Sarjana (UG) Musim Gugur dan Musim Dingin mata kuliah .50 kredit berdurasi 12 minggu; mata kuliah 1.00 kredit Musim Gugur/Musim Dingin berdurasi 24 minggu; mata kuliah .50 kredit Musim Semi UG berdurasi 5 atau 10 minggu; mata kuliah 1.00 kredit Musim Semi UG berdurasi 10 minggu; mata kuliah .50 kredit Musim Panas UG berdurasi 5.5 minggu. Gambar: - 1.50 kredit = 9 sks sem. Gambar: - 1.00 kredit = 6 sks sem. Gambar: - 0.50 kredit = 3 sks sem Gambar: - 0.25 kredit = 1.25 sks sem. | Definisi Kategori untuk Komponen Utama Mata Kuliah | Kuliah | Sebuah ceramah edukasional kelompok besar atau kecil yang disampaikan kepada mahasiswa. | Seminar | Seminar adalah kegiatan pembelajaran kelompok kecil yang memungkinkan diskusi dan penerapan konsep mata kuliah. | Laboratorium | Mengamati, menguji dan menerapkan konsep mata kuliah dalam lingkungan terkontrol yang di khususkan untuk pembelajaran kelompok kecil (biasanya terafiliasi dengan teknologi dan/atau fasilitas tertentu). | Mata Kuliah Lapangan | Mengeksplorasi isi akademik di luar kelas secara bertujuan melalui kunjungan lapangan dan/atau kerja lapangan di dalam Kanada. Komponen di dalam kelas dapat dijadwalkan di kampus sebelum, dan/atau setelah, pengalaman lapangan. | Pengalaman Lapangan Internasional | Mengeksplorasi isi akademik di luar kelas secara bertujuan melalui kunjungan lapangan jangka pendek dan/atau kerja lapangan di luar Kanada. Komponen di dalam kelas dapat dijadwalkan di kampus sebelum, dan/atau setelah, pengalaman lapangan. | Magang | Partisipasi dalam pekerjaan penuh waktu yang diawasi dan spesifik disiplin selama periode studi. Sejumlah jam/hari/minggu tertentu mungkin diwajibkan untuk diselesaikan oleh mahasiswa. Seorang pengawas magang (dalam unit studi mahasiswa) serta pengawas tempat kerja biasanya akan terlibat untuk memandu mahasiswa melalui pengalaman pembelajaran ini. | Praktikum (Klinik) | Pengalaman berbasis praktik yang diawasi dalam pekerjaan yang terkait dengan bidang studi. | Proyek | Mengembangkan dan menyelesaikan sebuah proyek sebagai studi independen bekerja sendiri atau dalam kelompok kecil dengan anggota fakultas. | Daring Asinkron (tidak memerlukan slot waktu) | Jadwal: Sepenuhnya Asinkron | Lokasi: Sepenuhnya Daring | Ujian: Sepenuhnya Daring| ASY Mata kuliah daring asinkron sepenuhnya disampaikan kepada pembelajar melalui Internet dan tidak memerlukan komunikasi waktu nyata. Mata kuliah daring asinkron tidak memiliki komponen kampus yang diwajibkan, termasuk penilaian. Mata kuliah akan memiliki tanggal mulai dan selesai yang ditetapkan serta tanggal jatuh tempo penilaian yang ditetapkan (mungkin termasuk ujian akhir terjadwal yang disampaikan secara daring). | Daring Asinkron dengan Ujian di Kampus (tidak memerlukan slot waktu) | Jadwal: Sepenuhnya Asinkron | Lokasi: Sepenuhnya Daring | Ujian: Di Kampus| ASO Mata kuliah daring asinkron dengan ujian di kampus disampaikan kepada pembelajar melalui Internet dan tidak memerlukan komunikasi waktu nyata. Mata kuliah daring asinkron dengan ujian di kampus tidak memiliki komponen kampus yang diwajibkan, kecuali untuk ujian. Mata kuliah akan memiliki tanggal mulai dan selesai yang ditetapkan serta tanggal jatuh tempo penilaian yang ditetapkan (mungkin termasuk ujian tengah semester dan ujian akhir terjadwal yang disampaikan di kampus). | Daring Sinkron (memerlukan slot waktu) | Jadwal: Sepenuhnya Sinkron | Lokasi: Sepenuhnya Daring | Ujian: Sepenuhnya Daring| SYN Mata kuliah daring sepenuhnya sinkron disampaikan melalui web atau konferensi video untuk memfasilitasi komunikasi waktu nyata antara pengajar di satu lokasi dan mahasiswa di lokasi pilihan mereka. Kelas ini memiliki waktu pertemuan terjadwal secara reguler sepanjang semester yang diharapkan dihadiri mahasiswa. | Daring Sinkron dengan Ujian di Kampus (memerlukan slot waktu) | Jadwal: Sepenuhnya Sinkron | Lokasi: Sepenuhnya Daring | Ujian: Di Kampus| SYO Mata kuliah daring sepenuhnya sinkron dengan ujian di kampus disampaikan melalui web atau konferensi video untuk memfasilitasi komunikasi waktu nyata antara pengajar di satu lokasi dan mahasiswa di lokasi pilihan mereka, kecuali untuk ujian tengah semester dan ujian akhir terjadwal yang diselenggarakan di kampus. Kelas ini memiliki waktu pertemuan terjadwal secara reguler sepanjang semester yang diharapkan dihadiri mahasiswa. | Campuran - Daring Campuran (memerlukan slot waktu) | Jadwal: Baik Sinkron maupun Asinkron | Ujian: Sepenuhnya Daring Mata kuliah daring campuran mencakup elemen asinkron dan sinkron yang disampaikan sepenuhnya dalam lingkungan daring. Mata kuliah ini tidak memiliki komponen kampus yang diwajibkan. Bagian sinkron dari mata kuliah membutuhkan interaksi waktu nyata dengan pengajar mata kuliah, asisten pengajar atau demonstrator lab (mis. menghadiri diskusi kelompok seminar daring) untuk beberapa komponen dan beberapa materi disampaikan secara asinkron (mis. menonton video kuliah yang direkam sebelumnya). | Campuran - Lokasi Campuran (daring dan di kampus) | Jadwal: Baik Sinkron maupun Asinkron | Lokasi: Daring dan Di Kampus |Ujian: Daring atau Di Kampus Mata kuliah dengan pengiriman lokasi campuran adalah mata kuliah yang mencakup komponen daring dan komponen di kampus. Biasanya 50%-80% dari keseluruhan penyampaian mata kuliah terjadi di kampus sementara komponen daring dapat bersifat sinkron atau asinkron. (mis. mahasiswa menonton kuliah pra-rekam asinkron daring dan menghadiri seminar sinkron di kampus) | Hyflex | Jadwal: Sepenuhnya Sinkron | Lokasi: Daring atau Di Kampus | Ujian: Daring atau Di Kampus Mata kuliah Hyflex ditawarkan secara bersamaan di lingkungan di kampus dan daring. Pendaftaran di kampus mungkin dibatasi. Mahasiswa di kampus dan daring harus diintegrasikan secara sengaja melalui interaksi daring dan keterlibatan dengan kesempatan pembelajaran sinkron. Mahasiswa daring tidak akan diwajibkan hadir di kampus untuk komponen apapun dari mata kuliah, termasuk penilaian. | Singkatan Judul Mata Kuliah | ABED Aboriginal Adult Education ABTE Aboriginal Teacher Education ACTG Accounting ADED Adult Education ADMI Co-op Work Terms, Goodman School of Business ADST Applied Disability Studies AESL Academic English as a Subsequent Language APCO Applied Computing ARAB Arabic ASTR Astronomy BCHM Biochemistry BIOL Biological Science BMED Biomedical Sciences BPHY Biophysics BTEC Biotechnology BTGD Game - Niagara College Courses CANA Canadian Studies CCES Canadian Culture and Education Studies CHEM Chemistry CHYS Child and Youth Studies CLAS Classics COMM Communication Studies COSC Computer Science CPCF Communication Popular Culture and Film CRIM Critical Criminology DART Dramatic Arts DASA Data Science and Analytics ECEC Early Childhood Education ECON Economics EDBE Education- Teacher Education EDUC Education ENCW English & Creative Writing ENGL English ENGS Engineering Science ENSU Environmental Sustainability ENTR Entrepreneurship ERSC Earth Sciences ESCI Science ETHC Ethics FILM Film FLIC Film Production FNCE Finance FREN French GEOG Geography GERM German GREE Greek HIST History HLSC Health Sciences HUMA Interdisciplinary Humanities INDG Indigenous Studies IASC Interactive Arts and Science INTC Intercultural Studies ITAL Italian ITIS Information Technology Information Systems JAPA Japanese KINE Kinesiology LABR Labour Studies LATI Latin LCBE Leadership in Community-Based Education LING Linguistics MAND Mandarin MARS Medieval and Renaissance Studies MATH Mathematics and Statistics MGMT Management MKTG Marketing MLLC Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures MUSI Music NEUR Neuroscience NUSC Nursing OBHR Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources OEVI Oenology and Viticulture OPER Operations Management PCUL Popular Culture PHIL Philosophy PHYS Physics PMPB Professional Masters Preparation Business POLI Political Science PORT Portuguese PSYC Psychology RECL Recreation and Leisure Studies RUSS Russian SCIE Science SOCI Sociology SPAN Hispanic and Latin American Studies - Spanish SPMA Sport Management STAC Studies in Arts and Culture STAT Statistics SWAH Swahili TOUR Tourism Studies VISA Visual Arts WGST Women's and Gender Studies WRDS Writing, Rhetoric and Discourse Studies | Glosarium Istilah | CATATAN: Glosarium istilah ini hanya untuk tujuan informasi. Jika terdapat ketidaksesuaian antara Kalender dan kebijakan serta program yang disetujui oleh Senat Universitas, ketentuan kebijakan atau program yang disetujui oleh Senat akan diberlakukan. Segala upaya telah dilakukan untuk memastikan kelengkapan dan ketepatan Kalender ini. Namun, Universitas berhak memperbarui atau mengoreksi bagian manapun dari Kalender tanpa pemberitahuan sebelumnya. Jika Anda memiliki pertanyaan tentang istilah di bawah, silakan hubungi Penasihat Akademik. Peraturan Akademik dan Kebijakan Universitas Ini adalah aturan yang harus dipatuhi oleh mahasiswa, staf, dan fakultas Brock yang telah disahkan oleh Dewan Pengawas atau Senat Universitas, atau di bawah kewenangan mereka. Peraturan akademik diatur dalam Faculty Handbook dan mencakup kebijakan seperti Academic Integrity Policy, Academic Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Policy, dan semua ketentuan kebijakan dalam Faculty Handbook itu sendiri. University Policies mencakup kebijakan administratif yang dapat ditemukan di perpustakaan kebijakan daring dan mencakup kebijakan seperti IT Acceptable Use Policy, Student Records Policy, dan Smoking and Vaping Policy. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut kunjungi: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies : https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Faculty Handbook: https://brocku.ca/university-secretariat/faculty-handbook/ University Policies: https://brocku.ca/policies/ Audit Izin untuk mengauditi sebuah mata kuliah memberi hak kepada mahasiswa untuk menghadiri kelas tetapi tidak untuk menyerahkan makalah, berpartisipasi dalam diskusi, atau menerima evaluasi. Seorang auditor tidak menerima kredit Universitas untuk mata kuliah yang diaudit. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut kunjungi: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec22 Kalender Akademik Kalender Sarjana ini menetapkan peraturan, program dan mata kuliah untuk setiap tahun akademik termasuk sesi Semester Musim Semi dan Musim Panas, sesi Musim Gugur, dan sesi Musim Dingin untuk setiap tahun tertentu. Daftar mata kuliah dan program akademik yang diuraikan dalam Kalender mewakili persyaratan dan pilihan yang disetujui Senat untuk penyelesaian persyaratan gelar. Tidak semua mata kuliah yang tercantum mungkin ditawarkan setiap tahun. Mahasiswa harus mengikuti kalender untuk tahun akademik ketika mereka memulai studi. Tantangan untuk Kredit Challenge for Credit memungkinkan seorang mahasiswa memperoleh kredit akademik sarjana untuk pembelajaran dan pengalaman mereka di luar universitas. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut kunjungi: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec26 Konsentrasi Konsentrasi dalam gelar kehormatan biasanya membutuhkan minimal enam kredit dari daftar mata kuliah yang disetujui oleh unit akademik terkait. Konsentrasi memungkinkan mahasiswa mengejar studi dengan fokus tertentu yang disetujui dalam program mayor atau program gabungan mereka. Tidak semua gelar kehormatan memiliki opsi konsentrasi. Sertifikat Sertifikat adalah kredensial mandiri yang dapat diambil bersamaan dengan program gelar/diploma, atau secara mandiri, dan membutuhkan minimal 4.0 kredit. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut kunjungi: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec42 Konteks Kredit Semua mahasiswa harus memasukkan satu kredit (atau dua setengah-kredit) dari masing-masing daftar mata kuliah Humaniora, Ilmu Sosial, dan Ilmu Pengetahuan untuk memenuhi persyaratan gelar. Dalam beberapa kasus, suatu konteks kredit dapat menjadi bagian dari persyaratan program jurusan. Mahasiswa dalam program profesional Honours empat tahun harus memenuhi persyaratan konteks pada akhir tahun ketiga program. Semua mahasiswa lain harus telah menyelesaikan ketiga mata kuliah konteks yang diwajibkan tersebut dalam 10 kredit pertama. Untuk daftar konteks kredit yang disetujui saat ini kunjungi: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies (brocku.ca) Korekuis Mata kuliah yang diwajibkan diambil bersamaan dengan mata kuliah lain. Kedua mata kuliah korekuis harus diselesaikan dengan berhasil agar dapat dihitung terhadap gelar. Mata kuliah Suatu unit akademik yang dapat dihitung untuk kredit. Mata kuliah diajarkan selama beberapa minggu dalam format tertentu (mis. kuliah, seminar, laboratorium, dll.) seputar tema utama dan memiliki kode mata kuliah, judul, dan deskripsi yang unik. Kredit Nilai akademik dari suatu mata kuliah (misalnya 0.0, 0.5, 1.0, dll.). Untuk informasi tentang cara menentukan ini dalam kode mata kuliah (lihat di atas Anatomi Mata Kuliah) Mata kuliah yang terdaftar ganda Satu mata kuliah yang ditawarkan oleh departemen atau program yang berbeda di bawah kode subjek yang berbeda. Seringkali mata kuliah ini bersifat multidisipliner (mis. mata kuliah mencakup topik yang bersinggungan dengan lebih dari satu disiplin). Tidak dimungkinkan menerima kredit pada kedua entri dari mata kuliah yang terdaftar ganda (mis. SOCI 1P90 terdaftar ganda dengan CRIM 1P90, oleh karena itu seorang mahasiswa tidak dapat memegang kredit di kedua SOCI 1P90 dan CRIM 1P90). Untuk informasi lebih lanjut kunjungi: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Rerata Kumulatif Rerata kumulatif digunakan untuk menentukan status akademik dan mencakup percobaan yang berhasil maupun yang tidak berhasil. Rumus yang digunakan adalah: jumlah (nilai X bobot kredit) / Jumlah total kredit yang dicoba. Metode yang sama digunakan untuk menentukan rerata jurusan dan minor. Untuk informasi kunjungi: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Gelar Serangkaian 15- atau 20-kredit mengikuti jalur yang ditetapkan menuju penyelesaian yang menghasilkan diploma Pass, General, atau Honours. Jenis gelar: Image: - Pass Image: - 4-Year (mis. non-honours BBA atau BKIN) Image: - With Major Image: - Honours Untuk informasi lebih lanjut tentang detail masing-masing jenis gelar, kunjungi: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec37 Menghapus (Drop) Mahasiswa bebas menambah atau menghapus mata kuliah melalui sistem pendaftaran online selama sistem terbuka (lihat panduan pendaftaran yang sesuai untuk detail). Mata kuliah yang dihapus tidak muncul pada transkrip mahasiswa. Sanksi finansial mungkin dikenakan. Gelar ganda Program yang memungkinkan mahasiswa memperoleh gelar BBA dari Brock bersamaan dengan gelar kedua dari sekolah bisnis mitra. Semua biaya kuliah dibayarkan kepada Brock University dan co-op merupakan komponen wajib. Gelar ganda atau double major tidak tersedia di disiplin lain. Sebagai gantinya, ini berupa program gabungan atau kombinasi jurusan/minor. Durasi Rentang waktu di mana suatu mata kuliah ditawarkan. Pilihan (Elective) Kredit pilihan mahasiswa, dengan syarat memenuhi prasyarat, korekuis, dan/atau pembatasan mata kuliah tersebut. Mahasiswa Penuh Waktu Mahasiswa penuh waktu di Brock didefinisikan sebagai orang yang mengambil setidaknya 60 persen dari beban kredit normal, sebagaimana didefinisikan dalam FHB III A 6.2.2. Surat Izin (Letter of Permission) Seorang mahasiswa dapat meminta Letter of Permission dari Office of the Registrar and Enrolment Services untuk mengambil satu atau lebih mata kuliah di universitas lain sebagai mahasiswa tamu untuk kredit transfer ke Brock. Untuk informasi lebih lanjut kunjungi: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec23 Jurusan (Major) Suatu jurusan memungkinkan mahasiswa mengejar studi secara mendalam dalam suatu disiplin (atau dua disiplin digabungkan dalam kasus combined major) dengan syarat semua prasyarat dan persyaratan terpenuhi. Rerata Jurusan Mahasiswa yang terdaftar dalam single major, combined major, atau program Integrated Studies diwajibkan mempertahankan rerata jurusan keseluruhan sebesar 60 untuk dapat melanjutkan di jurusan tersebut. Hanya mata kuliah yang diambil di Brock yang akan digunakan dalam menentukan rerata jurusan mahasiswa. Rerata jurusan akan dihitung dengan mengambil jumlah nilai mata kuliah jurusan dibagi dengan total jumlah kredit jurusan. Untuk combined majors, rerata jurusan akan dihitung terpisah untuk setiap jurusan; untuk Integrated Studies dan mahasiswa BSc Science, mata kuliah inti di bidang studi akan digunakan dalam perhitungan rerata jurusan. Untuk BA General Humanities dan BA Social Sciences dihitung rerata keseluruhan dari semua mata kuliah; tidak ada rerata jurusan. Minor Minor berbeda dari jurusan mahasiswa, atau combined major, dan membutuhkan empat hingga enam kredit sebagaimana ditetapkan oleh unit akademik terkait. Mikro-Sertifikat Pencapaian hasil pembelajaran dan keterampilan tertentu dapat diakui melalui mikro-sertifikat, yang dicirikan sebagai lebih pendek (minimal 2 mata kuliah, panjang 1.0 kredit) daripada sertifikat dan memberikan relevansi khas dalam area studi/fokus tertentu. Kredit yang diperoleh untuk mikro-sertifikat dapat dihitung untuk persyaratan program sertifikat atau gelar jika berlaku untuk program tersebut. Sebagai pengakuan atas fokus khusus, persyaratan penerimaan untuk mikro-sertifikat dapat berbeda dari program sertifikat. Override Jika seorang mahasiswa tidak memenuhi persyaratan untuk suatu mata kuliah, atau mata kuliah tersebut penuh, mereka dapat menanyakan tentang override untuk masuk ke mata kuliah. Override diberikan melalui dan sepenuhnya atas kebijakan Departemen/Pusat yang menawarkan mata kuliah. Menanyakan tentang override tidak menjamin pendaftaran ke mata kuliah. Jalur Jalur yang ditentukan dari satu program atau institusi ke program atau institusi lain yang menjelaskan persyaratan kelayakan dan/atau bagaimana kredit transfer akan diterima dan diterapkan di institusi penerima. Izin dari pengajar Beberapa mata kuliah memerlukan izin dari pengajar untuk mendaftar. Beberapa mata kuliah memberikan opsi untuk menghubungi pengajar agar diberi izin masuk ke mata kuliah yang seharusnya tidak memenuhi persyaratan (mis. sebuah override). Mahasiswa Paruh Waktu Mahasiswa paruh waktu di Brock didefinisikan sebagai orang yang mengambil kurang dari 60 persen dari beban kredit normal, sebagaimana didefinisikan dalam FHB III A 6.2.2. Untuk dianggap sebagai mahasiswa, harus terdaftar setidaknya 0.5 kredit. Prasyarat Mata kuliah yang harus diselesaikan dengan berhasil sebelum mendaftar pada mata kuliah yang memerlukan prasyarat tersebut. Pendaftaran Penambahan mata kuliah untuk menjadi terdaftar secara resmi di Universitas. Tersedia tanggal mengenai kapan sistem pendaftaran dibuka untuk kelompok mahasiswa yang berbeda, yang memungkinkan mata kuliah ditambah atau dihapus dalam jangka waktu yang ditentukan. Biaya kuliah dan/atau biaya lain akan dikenakan. Pembatasan Beberapa mata kuliah dibatasi dengan berbagai cara. Mahasiswa yang ingin mengambil mata kuliah dengan pembatasan mungkin memerlukan override mata kuliah atau izin pengajar untuk dapat mendaftar. Sesi Di Brock, sesi kami sebagai berikut: Image: - Musim Gugur/Musim Dingin (Fall/Winter) - periode dari awal September sampai akhir April dan terdiri dari term Musim Gugur dan Musim Dingin. Mata kuliah D1 berjalan pada sesi Musim Gugur/Musim Dingin. Image: - Musim Semi (Spring) – biasanya berlangsung pada bulan Mei dan/atau Juni Image: - Musim Panas (Summer) – biasanya berlangsung pada bulan Juli dan/atau Agustus Penilaian akademik untuk mata kuliah apa pun yang diselesaikan akan dilakukan pada akhir setiap sesi. Dalam Musim Semi/Musim Panas waktu mulai dan berakhir mata kuliah dalam setiap sesi dapat bervariasi. Periode (Term) Di Brock, periode Musim Gugur berlangsung dari September sampai Desember dan periode Musim Dingin berlangsung dari Januari sampai April. Transkrip Catatan resmi mahasiswa tentang mata kuliah yang diambil dan tingkat keberhasilan akademik selama di Universitas. Pengunduran Diri Setelah tanggal drop yang dipublikasikan, mahasiswa dapat mengundurkan diri dari mata kuliah secara online melalui portal mahasiswa di my.brocku.ca. Mata kuliah yang ditarik muncul pada transkrip mahasiswa, bersama dengan tanggal pengunduran diri. Tanggal akhir untuk mengundurkan diri dari mata kuliah tanpa hukuman akademik dipublikasikan dalam panduan pendaftaran yang sesuai. Sanksi finansial mungkin dikenakan. | Image Last updated: February 22, 2024 @ 12:14PM
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Course Title → Neuroscience I Cross-listing Information → (also offered as NEUR 3P81) Course Description → Integrative approach to basic neuroscience including molecular neuroscience, physiology of excitable cells, neuroembryology, neurocytology, neurohistology, neuroanatomy and cellular electrophysiology. Emphasis on the interdisciplinary nature of the subject including elements of molecular medicine, biology, biophysics and biochemistry. Course Format → Lectures, 2 hours per week; lab, 3 hours alternating weeks. Course Restriction → Restriction: open to PSYC Co-op and NEUR Co-op majors with a minimum of 8.0 overall credits or 3.0 PSYC credits above PSYC 1F90. Course Prerequisite → Prerequisite(s): PSYC 2P36 and 2P37 or permission of the instructor. Course Note → Note: students must contact the instructor to register for a lab. Course Exclusion → Completion of this course will replace previous assigned grade and credit obtained in PSYC (NEUR) 3F81. | Course Numbering | GEOG 3 P 40 departmental code credit value D → 1.50 credits F → 1.00 credit G → 1.00 credit L → 2.00 credits M → 1.00 credit (multiple topics) N → 0.00 credit P → 0.50 credit Q → 0.50 credit R → 0.50 credit V → 0.50 credit (variable topics) Y → 0.25 credit Z → 5.00 credit course year level* 1 → year 1 2 → year 2 3 → year 3 4 → year 4 5 → graduate studies 6 → PMPC 7 → Doctoral Studies; Concordia Seminary 8 → teacher education 9 → in-service * courses numbered 2(alpha)90-2(alpha)99 may be used as either a year 2 credit or year 3 credit and courses numbered 3(alpha)90-3(alpha)99 may be used as either a year 3 credit or a year 4 credit. Normally, Undergraduate (UG) Fall and Winter .50 credit courses are 12 weeks in length; Fall/Winter 1.00 credit courses are 24 weeks in length; Spring UG .50 credit courses are either 5 or 10 weeks in length; Spring UG 1.00 credit courses are 10 weeks in length; Summer UG .50 credit courses are 5.5 weeks in length. Image: - 1.50 credit = 9 sem. hrs. Image: - 1.00 credit = 6 sem. hrs. Image: - 0.50 credit = 3 sem. hrs Image: - 0.25 credit = 1.25 sem. hrs. | Category Definitions for Primary Course Component | Lecture | A large or small group educational talk delivered to students. | Seminar | A seminar is a small-group learning activity that allows for the discussion and application of course concepts. | Laboratory | Observe, test and apply course concepts in a controlled setting specialized for small-group learning (typically affiliated with specific technology and/or facilities). | Field Course | Exploring academic content in a purposeful way outside the classroom through field trips and/or field-work within Canada. An in-class component may be scheduled on campus in advance of, and/or following, the field experience. | International Field Experience | Exploring academic content in a purposeful way outside the classroom through short-term field trips and/or field -work outside of Canada. An in-class component may be scheduled on campus in advance of, and/or following, the field experience. | Internship | Participation in discipline-specific, supervised, full-time work during the study period. A set number of hours/days/weeks may be required to be completed by the student. An internship supervisor (within the student's unit of study) as well as a workplace supervisor will typically be involved to lead the student through this learning experience. | Practicum (Clinic) | Supervised, practice-based experience in employment related to the field of study. | Project | Develop and complete a project as an independent study working individually or in small groups with a faculty member(s). | Asynchronous Online (no time slot required) | Schedule: Fully Asynchronous | Location: Fully Online | Exam: Fully Online| ASY A fully online asynchronous course is delivered to learners via the Internet and does not require real-time communications. Asynchronous online courses have no required on-campus components, including assessments. The course will have a set start and finish date and set due dates for assessments (possibly including a scheduled final exam delivered online). | Asynchronous Online with On-Campus Exams (no time slot required) | Schedule: Fully Asynchronous | Location: Fully Online | Exam: On-Campus| ASO An asynchronous online course with on-campus exams is delivered to learners via the Internet and does not require real-time communications. Asynchronous online courses with on-campus exams have no required on-campus components, with the exception of examinations. The course will have a set start and finish date and set due dates for assessments (possibly including scheduled midterm and final exams delivered on-campus). | Synchronous Online (time slot required) | Schedule: Fully Synchronous | Location: Fully Online | Exam: Fully Online| SYN A fully synchronous online course is delivered through web or video conferencing to facilitate real-time communications between the instructor at one site and students at a site of their choosing. These classes have regularly scheduled meeting times throughout the semester where students are expected to attend. | Synchronous Online with On-Campus Exams (time slot required) | Schedule: Fully Synchronous | Location: Fully Online | Exam: On-Campus| SYO A fully synchronous online course with on-campus exams is delivered through web or video conferencing to facilitate real-time communications between the instructor at one site and students at a site of their choosing, with the exception of scheduled midterm and final examinations delivered oncampus. These classes have regularly scheduled meeting times throughout the semester where students are expected to attend. | Blended - Online Mixed (time slot required) | Schedule: Both Synchronous and Asynchronous | Exam: Fully Online A blended online course includes both asynchronous and synchronous elements delivered fully in an online environment. This course has no required on-campus components. The synchronous of the course requires real-time interactions with the course instructor, teaching assistants or lab demonstrators (e.g., attending an online seminar group discussion) for some components and some material is covered asynchronously (e.g., viewing pre-recorded lecture videos). | Blended - Mixed Location (online and on campus) | Schedule: Both Synchronous and Asynchronous | Location: Online and On-Campus |Exam: Online or On-Campus Blended location delivery courses are those courses that include both online and on- campus course components. Typically 50%-80% of the total course delivery occurs on-campus while the online components may be synchronous or asynchronous. (e.g., students watch asynchronous online pre-recorded lectures and attend an on campus synchronous seminar) | Hyflex | Schedule: Fully Synchronous | Location: Online or On-Campus | Exam: Online or On-Campus Hyflex courses are offered simultaneously in on-campus and online environment. On-campus registration may be limited. On-campus and online students should be intentionally integrated through online interactions and engagement with synchronous learning opportunities. Online students will not be required to attend campus for any component of the course, including assessments. | Course Title Abbreviations | ABED Aboriginal Adult Education ABTE Aboriginal Teacher Education ACTG Accounting ADED Adult Education ADMI Co-op Work Terms, Goodman School of Business ADST Applied Disability Studies AESL Academic English as a Subsequent Language APCO Applied Computing ARAB Arabic ASTR Astronomy BCHM Biochemistry BIOL Biological Science BMED Biomedical Sciences BPHY Biophysics BTEC Biotechnology BTGD Game - Niagara College Courses CANA Canadian Studies CCES Canadian Culture and Education Studies CHEM Chemistry CHYS Child and Youth Studies CLAS Classics COMM Communication Studies COSC Computer Science CPCF Communication Popular Culture and Film CRIM Critical Criminology DART Dramatic Arts DASA Data Science and Analytics ECEC Early Childhood Education ECON Economics EDBE Education- Teacher Education EDUC Education ENCW English & Creative Writing ENGL English ENGS Engineering Science ENSU Environmental Sustainability ENTR Entrepreneurship ERSC Earth Sciences ESCI Science ETHC Ethics FILM Film FLIC Film Production FNCE Finance FREN French GEOG Geography GERM German GREE Greek HIST History HLSC Health Sciences HUMA Interdisciplinary Humanities INDG Indigenous Studies IASC Interactive Arts and Science INTC Intercultural Studies ITAL Italian ITIS Information Technology Information Systems JAPA Japanese KINE Kinesiology LABR Labour Studies LATI Latin LCBE Leadership in Community-Based Education LING Linguistics MAND Mandarin MARS Medieval and Renaissance Studies MATH Mathematics and Statistics MGMT Management MKTG Marketing MLLC Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures MUSI Music NEUR Neuroscience NUSC Nursing OBHR Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources OEVI Oenology and Viticulture OPER Operations Management PCUL Popular Culture PHIL Philosophy PHYS Physics PMPB Professional Masters Preparation Business POLI Political Science PORT Portuguese PSYC Psychology RECL Recreation and Leisure Studies RUSS Russian SCIE Science SOCI Sociology SPAN Hispanic and Latin American Studies - Spanish SPMA Sport Management STAC Studies in Arts and Culture STAT Statistics SWAH Swahili TOUR Tourism Studies VISA Visual Arts WGST Women's and Gender Studies WRDS Writing, Rhetoric and Discourse Studies | Glossary of Terms | NOTE: This is glossary of terms is for information purposes only. If there is an inconsistency between the Calendar and policies and programs approved by the University Senate, the terms of the policy or program approved by Senate will prevail. Every effort has been made to ensure the completeness and accuracy of this Calendar. However, the University reserves the right to update or correct any part of the Calendar without prior notice. If you have questions about the terms below, please connect with an Academic Advisor. Academic Regulations and University Policies These are the rules that Brock students, staff, and faculty are subject to which have been passed by the University’s Board of Trustees or Senate, or under their authority. Academic regulations are set out in the Faculty Handbook and include policies like the Academic Integrity Policy, the Academic Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Policy, and all the policy provisions with the Faculty Handbook itself. University Policies includes administrative policies which can be found in the online policy library and includes policies like the IT Acceptable Use Policy, the Student Records Policy, and the Smoking and Vaping Policy. For more information visit: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies : https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Faculty Handbook: https://brocku.ca/university-secretariat/faculty-handbook/ University Policies: https://brocku.ca/policies/ Audit Permission to audit a course entitles a student to attend class but not to hand in papers, take part in discussion, or receive evaluations. An auditor does not receive University credit for the course audited. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec22 Academic Calendar This Undergraduate Calendar sets out the regulations, programs and courses for each academic year including the Spring and Summer Semester sessions, the Fall session, and the Winter session for each given year. The course listings and academic programs outlined in the Calendar represent Senate-approved requirements and electives for completion of degree requirements. Not all courses listed may be offered every year. Students should follow the calendar for the academic year they start their studies. Challenge for Credit Challenge for Credit enables a student to gain undergraduate academic credit for their own learning and experience outside university. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec26 Concentration A concentration in an honours degree normally requires a minimum of six credits from a list of courses approved by the relevant academic unit(s). A concentration enables students to pursue studies with some approved focus within their major or combined major program. Not all honours degrees have concentration options. Certificate A certificate is a standalone credential which may be taken alongside a degree/diploma program, or independently, and requires a minimum of 4.0 credits. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec42 Context Credit All students must include one credit (or two half-credits) from each of the list of Humanities, Social Sciences and Sciences courses to fulfill degree requirements. In some cases, a context credit may be part of the major program's requirements. Students in four-year Honours professional programs must fulfill context requirements by the end of the third year of the program. All other students must have completed all three of the required context courses within the first 10 credits. For a list of current approved context credits visit: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies (brocku.ca) Corequisite A course required to be taken simultaneously with another. Both corequisite courses must be successfully completed in order to count toward the degree. Course An academic unit that may count for credit. Courses are taught over a series of weeks in a set format (i.e. lecture, seminar, lab, etc.) around a main theme and have a unique course code, title and description. Credit The academic value of a course (for example 0.0, 0.5, 1.0, etc.). For information on how to determine this in the course code (see above Course Anatomy) Cross-listed courses A single course offered by a different department or program under different subject codes. Often these courses are multi-disciplinary (i.e. course covers a topic that intersects with more than one discipline). It is not possible to receive credit in both listings of a cross-listed course (e.g. SOCI 1P90 is cross-listed with CRIM 1P90 , therefore a student cannot hold credit in both SOCI 1P90 and CRIM 1P90 ). For more information visit: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Cumulative Average Cumulative average is used to determine academic standing and includes both successful and unsuccessful attempts. The formula used is: sum of (grades X credit weight) / Total number of credits attempted. The same method is used to determine major and minor averages. For information visit: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Degree A series of 15- or 20-credits following a prescribed pathway to completion that results in a Pass, General or Honours diploma. Types of degrees: Image: - Pass Image: - 4-Year (e.g. non-honours BBA or BKIN) Image: - With Major Image: - Honours For more information on the details of each degree type, visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec37 Drop Students are free to add or drop courses through the online registration system while the system is open (see the appropriate registration guide for details). Dropped courses do not appear on the student transcript. Financial penalties may apply. Double-degree Programs that allow students to earn a BBA degree from Brock alongside a second degree from a partner business school. All tuition is paid to Brock University and co-op is a mandatory component. Double-degree or double major is not available in other disciplines. Instead, these are combined or major/minor. Duration The span of time across which a course is offered. Elective Credits of a student's choice, given that they fulfil the prerequisites, co-requisites and/or restrictions of the course(s). Full-Time Student A full-time student at Brock is defined as one taking at least 60 percent of a normal credit load, as defined in FHB III A 6.2.2. Letter of Permission A student may request a Letter of Permission from the Office of the Registrar and Enrolment Services in order to take a course or courses at another university as a visiting student for transfer credit to Brock. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec23 Major A major allows a student to pursue studies in depth in a discipline (or two combined disciplines in the case of a combined major) providing all prerequisites and requirements are met. Major Average Students enrolled in a single major, combined major or Integrated Studies program are required to maintain an overall major average of 60 in order to continue in that major. Only courses taken at Brock will be used in determining a student’s major average. The major average will be calculated by taking the sum of the grades of the major courses divided by the total number of major credits. For combined majors, the major average will be calculated separately for each major; for Integrated Studies and BSc Science students, the core courses in the areas of study will be used in the calculation of the major average. For BA General Humanities and BA Social Sciences students an overall average of all courses is calculated; there is no major average. Minor A minor is distinct from the student’s major, or combined major, and requires from four to six credits as designated by the relevant academic unit or units. Micro-Certificate Achievement of specific learning outcomes and skills may be recognized through a micro certificate, characterized as being shorter (minimum 2 courses,1.0 credit in length) than a certificate and providing distinctive relevance in a specific area of study/focus. Credits earned toward a micro-certificate may be counted toward the requirements of a certificate or degree program if applicable to that program. In recognition of specialized focus, admission requirements for micro-certificates may differ from certificate programs. Override If a student lacks the requirements for a course, or the course is full, they may inquire about an override into the course. Overrides are granted through and at the complete discretion of the Department/Centre offering the course. Inquiring about an override does not guarantee enrolment in the course. Pathway A defined route from one program or institution to another program or institution that specifies eligibility requirements and/or how transfer credits will be accepted and applied at the receiving institution. Permission from instructor Some courses require permission from the instructor to enrol. Some courses provide the option to contact the instructor to be granted permission into a course they would otherwise not meet the requirements for (i.e. an override). Part-Time Student A part-time student at Brock is defined as one taking less than 60 percent of a normal credit load, as defined in FHB III A 6.2.2. To be considered a student, one must be registered in at least 0.5 credits. Pre-requisite A course that must be successfully completed before registering in the course that requires that prerequisite. Registration The adding of courses to become officially enrolled at the University. Dates are available as to when the registration system opens for different groups of students, which allows courses to be added or removed in the allotted timeframe. Tuition and/or fees will apply. Restriction Some courses are restricted in various ways. Students wishing to take a course with a restriction may require a course override or permission of the instructor to be able to register. Session At Brock, our sessions are as follows: Image: - Fall/Winter - the period from the start of September through to the end of April and consists of both the Fall and Winter terms. D1 courses run in the Fall/Winter session. Image: - Spring – typically runs across May and/or June Image: - Summer typically runs across July and/or August Academic adjudication for any courses completed will happen at the end of each session. In Spring/Summer the start and end times of courses within each session may vary. Term At Brock, Fall term runs from September to December and Winter term runs from January to April. Transcript A student’s official record of courses taken and level of academic success while at the University. Withdrawal After the posted drop date, students may withdraw from courses online via the student portal at my.brocku.ca. Withdrawn courses appear on the student transcript, along with the date of withdrawal. The final date to withdraw from courses without academic penalty is posted in the appropriate registration guide. Financial penalties may apply. | Image Last updated: February 22, 2024 @ 12:14PM
- Prerequisite(s): PSYC 2P36 and 2P37 or permission of the instructor. Course Note →
- Restriction: open to PSYC Co-op and NEUR Co-op majors with a minimum of 8.0 overall credits or 3.0 PSYC credits above PSYC 1F90. Course Prerequisite →
- Note: students must contact the instructor to register for a lab. Course Exclusion → Completion of this course will replace previous assigned grade and credit obtained in PSYC (NEUR) 3F81. | Course Numbering | GEOG 3 P 40 departmental code credit value D → 1.50 credits F → 1.00 credit G → 1.00 credit L → 2.00 credits M → 1.00 credit (multiple topics) N → 0.00 credit P → 0.50 credit Q → 0.50 credit R → 0.50 credit V → 0.50 credit (variable topics) Y → 0.25 credit Z → 5.00 credit course year level* 1 → year 1 2 → year 2 3 → year 3 4 → year 4 5 → graduate studies 6 → PMPC 7 → Doctoral Studies; Concordia Seminary 8 → teacher education 9 → in-service * courses numbered 2(alpha)90-2(alpha)99 may be used as either a year 2 credit or year 3 credit and courses numbered 3(alpha)90-3(alpha)99 may be used as either a year 3 credit or a year 4 credit. Normally, Undergraduate (UG) Fall and Winter .50 credit courses are 12 weeks in length; Fall/Winter 1.00 credit courses are 24 weeks in length; Spring UG .50 credit courses are either 5 or 10 weeks in length; Spring UG 1.00 credit courses are 10 weeks in length; Summer UG .50 credit courses are 5.5 weeks in length. Image: - 1.50 credit = 9 sem. hrs. Image: - 1.00 credit = 6 sem. hrs. Image: - 0.50 credit = 3 sem. hrs Image: - 0.25 credit = 1.25 sem. hrs. | Category Definitions for Primary Course Component | Lecture | A large or small group educational talk delivered to students. | Seminar | A seminar is a small-group learning activity that allows for the discussion and application of course concepts. | Laboratory | Observe, test and apply course concepts in a controlled setting specialized for small-group learning (typically affiliated with specific technology and/or facilities). | Field Course | Exploring academic content in a purposeful way outside the classroom through field trips and/or field-work within Canada. An in-class component may be scheduled on campus in advance of, and/or following, the field experience. | International Field Experience | Exploring academic content in a purposeful way outside the classroom through short-term field trips and/or field -work outside of Canada. An in-class component may be scheduled on campus in advance of, and/or following, the field experience. | Internship | Participation in discipline-specific, supervised, full-time work during the study period. A set number of hours/days/weeks may be required to be completed by the student. An internship supervisor (within the student's unit of study) as well as a workplace supervisor will typically be involved to lead the student through this learning experience. | Practicum (Clinic) | Supervised, practice-based experience in employment related to the field of study. | Project | Develop and complete a project as an independent study working individually or in small groups with a faculty member(s). | Asynchronous Online (no time slot required) | Schedule: Fully Asynchronous | Location: Fully Online | Exam: Fully Online| ASY A fully online asynchronous course is delivered to learners via the Internet and does not require real-time communications. Asynchronous online courses have no required on-campus components, including assessments. The course will have a set start and finish date and set due dates for assessments (possibly including a scheduled final exam delivered online). | Asynchronous Online with On-Campus Exams (no time slot required) | Schedule: Fully Asynchronous | Location: Fully Online | Exam: On-Campus| ASO An asynchronous online course with on-campus exams is delivered to learners via the Internet and does not require real-time communications. Asynchronous online courses with on-campus exams have no required on-campus components, with the exception of examinations. The course will have a set start and finish date and set due dates for assessments (possibly including scheduled midterm and final exams delivered on-campus). | Synchronous Online (time slot required) | Schedule: Fully Synchronous | Location: Fully Online | Exam: Fully Online| SYN A fully synchronous online course is delivered through web or video conferencing to facilitate real-time communications between the instructor at one site and students at a site of their choosing. These classes have regularly scheduled meeting times throughout the semester where students are expected to attend. | Synchronous Online with On-Campus Exams (time slot required) | Schedule: Fully Synchronous | Location: Fully Online | Exam: On-Campus| SYO A fully synchronous online course with on-campus exams is delivered through web or video conferencing to facilitate real-time communications between the instructor at one site and students at a site of their choosing, with the exception of scheduled midterm and final examinations delivered oncampus. These classes have regularly scheduled meeting times throughout the semester where students are expected to attend. | Blended - Online Mixed (time slot required) | Schedule: Both Synchronous and Asynchronous | Exam: Fully Online A blended online course includes both asynchronous and synchronous elements delivered fully in an online environment. This course has no required on-campus components. The synchronous of the course requires real-time interactions with the course instructor, teaching assistants or lab demonstrators (e.g., attending an online seminar group discussion) for some components and some material is covered asynchronously (e.g., viewing pre-recorded lecture videos). | Blended - Mixed Location (online and on campus) | Schedule: Both Synchronous and Asynchronous | Location: Online and On-Campus |Exam: Online or On-Campus Blended location delivery courses are those courses that include both online and on- campus course components. Typically 50%-80% of the total course delivery occurs on-campus while the online components may be synchronous or asynchronous. (e.g., students watch asynchronous online pre-recorded lectures and attend an on campus synchronous seminar) | Hyflex | Schedule: Fully Synchronous | Location: Online or On-Campus | Exam: Online or On-Campus Hyflex courses are offered simultaneously in on-campus and online environment. On-campus registration may be limited. On-campus and online students should be intentionally integrated through online interactions and engagement with synchronous learning opportunities. Online students will not be required to attend campus for any component of the course, including assessments. | Course Title Abbreviations | ABED Aboriginal Adult Education ABTE Aboriginal Teacher Education ACTG Accounting ADED Adult Education ADMI Co-op Work Terms, Goodman School of Business ADST Applied Disability Studies AESL Academic English as a Subsequent Language APCO Applied Computing ARAB Arabic ASTR Astronomy BCHM Biochemistry BIOL Biological Science BMED Biomedical Sciences BPHY Biophysics BTEC Biotechnology BTGD Game - Niagara College Courses CANA Canadian Studies CCES Canadian Culture and Education Studies CHEM Chemistry CHYS Child and Youth Studies CLAS Classics COMM Communication Studies COSC Computer Science CPCF Communication Popular Culture and Film CRIM Critical Criminology DART Dramatic Arts DASA Data Science and Analytics ECEC Early Childhood Education ECON Economics EDBE Education- Teacher Education EDUC Education ENCW English & Creative Writing ENGL English ENGS Engineering Science ENSU Environmental Sustainability ENTR Entrepreneurship ERSC Earth Sciences ESCI Science ETHC Ethics FILM Film FLIC Film Production FNCE Finance FREN French GEOG Geography GERM German GREE Greek HIST History HLSC Health Sciences HUMA Interdisciplinary Humanities INDG Indigenous Studies IASC Interactive Arts and Science INTC Intercultural Studies ITAL Italian ITIS Information Technology Information Systems JAPA Japanese KINE Kinesiology LABR Labour Studies LATI Latin LCBE Leadership in Community-Based Education LING Linguistics MAND Mandarin MARS Medieval and Renaissance Studies MATH Mathematics and Statistics MGMT Management MKTG Marketing MLLC Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures MUSI Music NEUR Neuroscience NUSC Nursing OBHR Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources OEVI Oenology and Viticulture OPER Operations Management PCUL Popular Culture PHIL Philosophy PHYS Physics PMPB Professional Masters Preparation Business POLI Political Science PORT Portuguese PSYC Psychology RECL Recreation and Leisure Studies RUSS Russian SCIE Science SOCI Sociology SPAN Hispanic and Latin American Studies - Spanish SPMA Sport Management STAC Studies in Arts and Culture STAT Statistics SWAH Swahili TOUR Tourism Studies VISA Visual Arts WGST Women's and Gender Studies WRDS Writing, Rhetoric and Discourse Studies | Glossary of Terms | NOTE: This is glossary of terms is for information purposes only. If there is an inconsistency between the Calendar and policies and programs approved by the University Senate, the terms of the policy or program approved by Senate will prevail. Every effort has been made to ensure the completeness and accuracy of this Calendar. However, the University reserves the right to update or correct any part of the Calendar without prior notice. If you have questions about the terms below, please connect with an Academic Advisor. Academic Regulations and University Policies These are the rules that Brock students, staff, and faculty are subject to which have been passed by the University’s Board of Trustees or Senate, or under their authority. Academic regulations are set out in the Faculty Handbook and include policies like the Academic Integrity Policy, the Academic Accommodations for Students with Disabilities Policy, and all the policy provisions with the Faculty Handbook itself. University Policies includes administrative policies which can be found in the online policy library and includes policies like the IT Acceptable Use Policy, the Student Records Policy, and the Smoking and Vaping Policy. For more information visit: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies : https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Faculty Handbook: https://brocku.ca/university-secretariat/faculty-handbook/ University Policies: https://brocku.ca/policies/ Audit Permission to audit a course entitles a student to attend class but not to hand in papers, take part in discussion, or receive evaluations. An auditor does not receive University credit for the course audited. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec22 Academic Calendar This Undergraduate Calendar sets out the regulations, programs and courses for each academic year including the Spring and Summer Semester sessions, the Fall session, and the Winter session for each given year. The course listings and academic programs outlined in the Calendar represent Senate-approved requirements and electives for completion of degree requirements. Not all courses listed may be offered every year. Students should follow the calendar for the academic year they start their studies. Challenge for Credit Challenge for Credit enables a student to gain undergraduate academic credit for their own learning and experience outside university. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec26 Concentration A concentration in an honours degree normally requires a minimum of six credits from a list of courses approved by the relevant academic unit(s). A concentration enables students to pursue studies with some approved focus within their major or combined major program. Not all honours degrees have concentration options. Certificate A certificate is a standalone credential which may be taken alongside a degree/diploma program, or independently, and requires a minimum of 4.0 credits. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec42 Context Credit All students must include one credit (or two half-credits) from each of the list of Humanities, Social Sciences and Sciences courses to fulfill degree requirements. In some cases, a context credit may be part of the major program's requirements. Students in four-year Honours professional programs must fulfill context requirements by the end of the third year of the program. All other students must have completed all three of the required context courses within the first 10 credits. For a list of current approved context credits visit: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies (brocku.ca) Corequisite A course required to be taken simultaneously with another. Both corequisite courses must be successfully completed in order to count toward the degree. Course An academic unit that may count for credit. Courses are taught over a series of weeks in a set format (i.e. lecture, seminar, lab, etc.) around a main theme and have a unique course code, title and description. Credit The academic value of a course (for example 0.0, 0.5, 1.0, etc.). For information on how to determine this in the course code (see above Course Anatomy) Cross-listed courses A single course offered by a different department or program under different subject codes. Often these courses are multi-disciplinary (i.e. course covers a topic that intersects with more than one discipline). It is not possible to receive credit in both listings of a cross-listed course (e.g. SOCI 1P90 is cross-listed with CRIM 1P90 , therefore a student cannot hold credit in both SOCI 1P90 and CRIM 1P90 ). For more information visit: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Cumulative Average Cumulative average is used to determine academic standing and includes both successful and unsuccessful attempts. The formula used is: sum of (grades X credit weight) / Total number of credits attempted. The same method is used to determine major and minor averages. For information visit: Undergraduate Calendar - Academic Regulations and University Policies https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html Degree A series of 15- or 20-credits following a prescribed pathway to completion that results in a Pass, General or Honours diploma. Types of degrees: Image: - Pass Image: - 4-Year (e.g. non-honours BBA or BKIN) Image: - With Major Image: - Honours For more information on the details of each degree type, visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec37 Drop Students are free to add or drop courses through the online registration system while the system is open (see the appropriate registration guide for details). Dropped courses do not appear on the student transcript. Financial penalties may apply. Double-degree Programs that allow students to earn a BBA degree from Brock alongside a second degree from a partner business school. All tuition is paid to Brock University and co-op is a mandatory component. Double-degree or double major is not available in other disciplines. Instead, these are combined or major/minor. Duration The span of time across which a course is offered. Elective Credits of a student's choice, given that they fulfil the prerequisites, co-requisites and/or restrictions of the course(s). Full-Time Student A full-time student at Brock is defined as one taking at least 60 percent of a normal credit load, as defined in FHB III A 6.2.2. Letter of Permission A student may request a Letter of Permission from the Office of the Registrar and Enrolment Services in order to take a course or courses at another university as a visiting student for transfer credit to Brock. For more information visit: https://brocku.ca/webcal/current/undergrad/areg.html#sec23 Major A major allows a student to pursue studies in depth in a discipline (or two combined disciplines in the case of a combined major) providing all prerequisites and requirements are met. Major Average Students enrolled in a single major, combined major or Integrated Studies program are required to maintain an overall major average of 60 in order to continue in that major. Only courses taken at Brock will be used in determining a student’s major average. The major average will be calculated by taking the sum of the grades of the major courses divided by the total number of major credits. For combined majors, the major average will be calculated separately for each major; for Integrated Studies and BSc Science students, the core courses in the areas of study will be used in the calculation of the major average. For BA General Humanities and BA Social Sciences students an overall average of all courses is calculated; there is no major average. Minor A minor is distinct from the student’s major, or combined major, and requires from four to six credits as designated by the relevant academic unit or units. Micro-Certificate Achievement of specific learning outcomes and skills may be recognized through a micro certificate, characterized as being shorter (minimum 2 courses,1.0 credit in length) than a certificate and providing distinctive relevance in a specific area of study/focus. Credits earned toward a micro-certificate may be counted toward the requirements of a certificate or degree program if applicable to that program. In recognition of specialized focus, admission requirements for micro-certificates may differ from certificate programs. Override If a student lacks the requirements for a course, or the course is full, they may inquire about an override into the course. Overrides are granted through and at the complete discretion of the Department/Centre offering the course. Inquiring about an override does not guarantee enrolment in the course. Pathway A defined route from one program or institution to another program or institution that specifies eligibility requirements and/or how transfer credits will be accepted and applied at the receiving institution. Permission from instructor Some courses require permission from the instructor to enrol. Some courses provide the option to contact the instructor to be granted permission into a course they would otherwise not meet the requirements for (i.e. an override). Part-Time Student A part-time student at Brock is defined as one taking less than 60 percent of a normal credit load, as defined in FHB III A 6.2.2. To be considered a student, one must be registered in at least 0.5 credits. Pre-requisite A course that must be successfully completed before registering in the course that requires that prerequisite. Registration The adding of courses to become officially enrolled at the University. Dates are available as to when the registration system opens for different groups of students, which allows courses to be added or removed in the allotted timeframe. Tuition and/or fees will apply. Restriction Some courses are restricted in various ways. Students wishing to take a course with a restriction may require a course override or permission of the instructor to be able to register. Session At Brock, our sessions are as follows: Image: - Fall/Winter - the period from the start of September through to the end of April and consists of both the Fall and Winter terms. D1 courses run in the Fall/Winter session. Image: - Spring – typically runs across May and/or June Image: - Summer typically runs across July and/or August Academic adjudication for any courses completed will happen at the end of each session. In Spring/Summer the start and end times of courses within each session may vary. Term At Brock, Fall term runs from September to December and Winter term runs from January to April. Transcript A student’s official record of courses taken and level of academic success while at the University. Withdrawal After the posted drop date, students may withdraw from courses online via the student portal at my.brocku.ca. Withdrawn courses appear on the student transcript, along with the date of withdrawal. The final date to withdraw from courses without academic penalty is posted in the appropriate registration guide. Financial penalties may apply. | Image Last updated: February 22, 2024 @ 12:14PM
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