The Academic Year 2021-22 Dates and Deadlines

REGISTRAR’S OFFICE

The Academic Year – 2021-22 Dates and Deadlines

This schedule contains the dates prescribed by the University Senate for academic activities.

Dates relating to fee payment, cancellation of course selections, late charges, and other fees or

charges will be published in the Important Dates and Deadlines section of the Registration

Website (carleton.ca/registration).

The academic year is divided into three terms:

Summer term: May - August

Fall term: September - December

Winter term: January – April

Courses are offered in the following patterns:

Early summer: May - June

Late summer: July - August

Full summer: May - August

Fall term: September - December

Winter term: January - April

Fall/winter: September - April

Courses are offered during the day and in the evening.

Date Activity

FALL TERM 2021

September 1, 2021 Last day for receipt of applications from potential fall

(November) graduates.

Deadline for course outlines to be made available to students

registered in fall and fall/winter term courses

September 6, 2021 Statutory holiday. University closed.

http://www.carleton.ca/registration

Date Activity

September 7, 2021 Academic orientation (undergraduate and graduate students).

Orientation for new Teaching Assistants.

All new students are expected to be on campus. Class and

laboratory preparations, departmental introductions for

students and other academic preparation activities will be

held.

September 8, 2021 Fall term begins. Fall and fall/winter classes begin.

September 17-19, 2021 Full and late summer term deferred final examinations to be

held.

September 22, 2021 Last day of registration for fall term and fall/winter courses.

Last day to change courses or sections (including auditing) for

fall term and fall/winter courses.

Graduate students who have not electronically submitted their

final thesis copy to the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral

Affairs will not be eligible to graduate in fall 2021 and must

register for the fall 2021 term.

September 30, 2021 Last day to withdraw from fall term and fall/winter courses

with a full fee adjustment. Withdrawals after this date will

result in a permanent notation of WDN on the official

transcript.

October 8, 2021 December examination schedule (fall term final and

fall/winter mid-terms) available online.

October 11, 2021 Statutory holiday. University closed.

October 15, 2021 Last day for receipt of applications for admission to an

undergraduate degree program for the winter term from

Date Activity

applicants whose documents originate from outside Canada or

the United States.

October 25-29, 2021 Fall break, no classes.

November 12, 2021 Last day to request Formal Examination Accommodation

Forms for December examinations to the Paul Menton Centre

for Students with Disabilities. Note that it may not be possible

to fulfil accommodation requests received after the specified

deadlines.

November 15, 2021 Last day for receipt of applications for admission to an

undergraduate degree program for the winter term.

November 26, 2021 Last day for summative tests or examinations, or formative

tests or examinations totaling more than 15% of the final

grade before the official examination period (see examination

regulations in the Academic Regulations of the University

section of the Undergraduate Calendar/General Regulations of

the Graduate Calendar).

December 1, 2021 Last day for receipt of applications from potential winter

(February) graduates.

Last day for graduate students to submit their supervisor-

approved thesis, in examinable form to the department.

December 10, 2021 Fall term ends.

Last day of fall term classes.

Classes follow a Monday schedule.

Last day for take home examinations to be assigned, with the

exception of those conforming to the examination regulations

in the Academic Regulations of the University section of the

Undergraduate Calendar/General Regulations of the Graduate

Calendar.

Date Activity

Last day for academic withdrawal from fall term courses.

Last day for handing in term work and the last day that can be

specified by a course instructor as a due date for term work for

fall term courses.

Last day for receipt of applications for undergraduate degree

program transfers for winter term.

December 11-23, 2021 Final examinations in fall term courses and mid-term

examinations in fall/winter courses may be held.

Examinations are normally held all seven days of the week.

December 23, 2021 All take home examinations are due on this day, with the

exception of those conforming to the examination regulations

in the Academic Regulations of the University section of the


Calendar.

December 25, 2021

through January 1, 2022

inclusive

University closed.

Date Activity

WINTER TERM

2022

January 3, 2022 Deadline for course outlines to be made available to students

registered in winter term courses

January 5, 2022 University reopens.

January 10, 2022 Winter term classes begin.

January 24, 2022 Last day for registration for winter term courses.

Last day to change courses or sections (including auditing) for

winter term courses.

Graduate students who have not electronically submitted their final

thesis copy to the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs will

not be eligible to graduate in winter 2022 and must register for the

winter 2022 term.

January 21-23,

28-30, 2022

Fall term deferred final examinations will be held.

January 31, 2022 Last day for withdrawal from winter term and winter portion of

fall/winter courses with full fee adjustment. Withdrawals after this

date will result in a permanent notation of WDN on the official

transcript.

February 1, 2022 Last day for receipt of applications for admission to the Bachelor of

Social Work degree program for the fall/winter session.

February 18, 2022 April examination schedule available online.

February 21, 2022 Statutory holiday. University closed.

Date Activity

February 22-25,

2022

Winter Break, no classes.

March 1, 2022 Last day for graduate students to submit their supervisor-approved

thesis, in examinable form to the department.

Last day for receipt of applications to Bachelor of Architecture,

Bachelor of Industrial Design, Bachelor of Information Technology

(Interactive Multimedia and Design) and the Bachelor of Music

degree programs for the fall/winter session.

Last day for receipt of applications for admission to an

undergraduate program for the summer term.

Last day for receipt of applications for admission from candidates

who wish to be guaranteed consideration for financial assistance

(including Carleton fellowships, scholarships and teaching

assistantships) administered by Carleton University. Candidates

whose applications are received after the March 1 deadline may be

considered for the award of a fellowship, scholarship or teaching

assistantship (Graduate students only).

March 16, 2022 Last day to request Formal Examination Accommodation Forms for

April examinations to the Paul Menton Centre for Students with

Disabilities. Note that it may not be possible to fulfil accommodation

requests received after the specified deadlines.

March 29, 2022 Last day for summative tests or examinations, or formative tests or

examinations totaling more than 15% of the final grade, in winter

term or fall/winter courses before the official examination period

(see Examination regulations in the Academic Regulations of the

University section of the Undergraduate Calendar/General

Regulations of the Graduate Calendar).

April 1, 2022 Last day for receipt of applications for admission to an

undergraduate program for the fall/winter session, from candidates

whose documents originate outside Canada or the United States,

except for applications due February 1 or March 1.

Date Activity

Last day for receipt of applications from potential spring (June)

graduates.

April 12, 2022 Winter term ends.

Last day of fall/winter and winter term classes.


exception of those conforming to the Examination regulations in the

Academic Regulations of the University section of the


Calendar.

Last day for academic withdrawal from fall/winter and winter term

courses.

Last day for handing in term work and the last day that can be

specified by a course instructor as a due date for term work for

fall/winter and winter term courses.

April 13, 2022 No classes or examinations take place.

April 15, 2022 Statutory holiday. University closed.

April 14-28, 2022 Final examinations in winter term and fall/winter courses may be

held. Examinations are normally held all seven days of the week.

April 28, 2022 All take home examinations are due on this day, with the exception

of those conforming to the Examination regulations in the Academic

Regulations of the University section of the Undergraduate

Calendar/General Regulations of the Graduate Calendar.

May 1, 2022 Last day for receipt of applications for undergraduate internal degree

transfers to allow for registration for the summer session.

May 13, 2022 Graduate students who have not electronically submitted their final


Date Activity

not be eligible to graduate in spring 2022 and must register for the

summer 2022 term.

May 20- June 1,

2022

Fall/winter and winter term deferred final examinations will be held.

June 1, 2022 Last day for receipt of applications for admission to an

undergraduate program for the fall/winter session except for

applications due February 1 or March 1 or April 1.

June 15, 2022 Last day for receipt of applications for undergraduate degree

program transfers for the fall term.

Date Activity

SUMMER TERM

2022

March 1, 2022 Last day for receipt of applications for admission to an

undergraduate degree program for the summer term.

April 28, 2022 Deadline for course outlines to be made available to students

registered in early and full summer courses.

May 1, 2022 Last day for receipt of applications for undergraduate degree

program transfers for the summer term.

May 5, 2022 Early summer and full summer classes begin.

May 12, 2022 Last day for registration and course changes (including auditing) for

early summer courses.

May 13, 2022 Graduate students who have not electronically submitted their final


not be eligible to graduate in spring 2022 and must register for the

summer 2022 term.

May 19, 2022 Last day for registration and course changes (including auditing) for

full summer courses.

May 20, 2022 Last day to withdraw from early summer and full summer courses

with a full fee adjustment. Withdrawals after this date will result in a

permanent notation of WDN on the official transcript.

May 20-June 1,

2022

Fall/winter and winter term deferred final examinations will be held.

May 23, 2022 Statutory holiday. University closed.

May 27, 2022 Last day to request Formal Examination Accommodation Forms for

June examinations to the Paul Menton Centre for Students with



June 10, 2022 Last day for summative tests or examinations, or formative tests or

examinations totaling more than 15% of the final grade, for early

summer courses before the official examination period (see

Examination Regulations in the Academic Regulations of the

University section of the Undergraduate Calendar/General

Regulations of the Graduate Calendar).

June 17, 2022 Last day of early summer classes. (NOTE: full summer classes

resume July 4.)


exception of those conforming to the Examination regulations in the



Calendar.

Classes will follow a Monday schedule.

Last day for academic withdrawal from early summer courses.

Last day for handing in term assignments, subject to any earlier

course deadline.

June 18-19, 2022 No classes or examinations take place.

June 20-26, 2022 Final examinations in early summer courses and mid-term

examinations in full summer courses may be held. Examinations are

normally held all seven days of the week.

June 26, 2022 All take home examinations are due on this day, with the exception


Regulations University section of the Undergraduate


June 27, 2022 Deadline for course outlines to be made available to students

registered in late-summer courses.

July 1, 2022 Statutory holiday. University closed.

July 4, 2022 Late summer classes begin. Full summer classes resume.

July 11, 2022 Last day for registration and course changes (including auditing) for

late summer courses.

July 22, 2022 Last day to withdraw from late summer courses with a full fee

adjustment.

July 22-24, 2022 Early summer term deferred final examinations to be held.

July 25, 2022 Last day for graduate students to submit their supervisor-approved

thesis, in examinable form to the department.

July 29, 2022 Last day to request Formal Examination Accommodation Forms for

August examinations to the Paul Menton Centre for Students with



August 1, 2022 Statutory holiday. University closed.

August 9, 2022 Last day for summative tests or examinations, or formative tests or

examinations totaling more than 15% of the final grade, before the

official examination period (see Examination Regulations in the



Calendar).

August 16, 2022 Last day of late summer and full summer classes.


exception of those conforming to the Examination Regulations in the



Calendar.

Last day for academic withdrawal from late summer and full

summer courses and any other courses that end this term.

Last day for handing in term assignments, subject to any earlier

course deadline.

August 17-18,

2022

No classes or examinations take place.

August 19-25,

2022

Final examinations in late summer and full summer courses may be

held. Examinations are normally held all seven days of the week.

August 25, 2022 All take home examinations are due on this day, with the exception


Regulations of the University section of the Undergraduate


September 23-25,

2022

Full and late summer term deferred final examinations to be held.

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Academic Unit Regula�ons: Admissions

Degree

Title R-ADM-General-Sec�on 4. English as a Second Language Requirements (ESLR)

Program Requirements

4. English as a Second Language Requirements (ESLR)

The language of instruc�on at Carleton University is English. In their own interest, students whose first language is not Englishmust demonstrate that they can cope with the language demands of an English language university, and they can do so byfollowing one of two op�ons:

Op�on 1In order to be eligible for admission to an undergraduate degree program or as a Special student at Carleton Universitywithout any English as a Second Language Requirement, all interna�onal applicants as well as Canadian ci�zens and residentswhose first language is not English or French are required:

1. to present official transcripts to indicate that they have studied for the last three years (full-�me non-ESL) in a highschool, college or university in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom or any other country in which theprimary language is English and where the language of instruc�on in the relevant educa�onal ins�tu�on was exclusivelyEnglish, or

2. to present an official minimum 70 band score (with no band below 60) on the Canadian Academic English Language(CAEL) Assessment, or

3. to present an official minimum score of 86 overall on the Internet-based (iBT) Test of English as a Foreign Language(TOEFL) with a minimum score in each component of: wri�ng - 22, speaking - 22, reading - 20, listening - 20; or 237 onthe computer-based Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL); or 580 on the paper-based Test of English as aForeign Language (TOEFL), or

4. to present an official minimum score of 6.5 overall on the Interna�onal English Language Tes�ng System (IELTS)Academic Version, with a minimum score of 6.0 on each band, or

5. to present an official minimum score of 85 with a minimum of 80 in each band on the Michigan English LanguageAssessment Ba�ery (MELAB), orto present an official minimum overall score of 60 (with a minimum of 60 on eachband), on the Pearson Test of English (Academic), or

6. to have completed ESLA 1900 or ESLA 1905 with a final grade of B- or higher.

Applicants whose first language is French must present transcripts to indicate that they have taken four years of anglais(English) in a Canadian secondary school in order to be admi�ed without an English as a Second Language Requirement.

Op�on 2Applicants whose first language is not English who do not meet the requirements stated in Op�on 1 may be offered admissionto an undergraduate degree program or as a Special student, with an English as a Second Language Requirement (ESLR). Theseapplicants are required to:

1. present an official overall score between 40 and 69 (with a minimum score in each band of 30 and a minimum averageof 40 over wri�ng, reading, and listening) on the Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL) Assessment, or

2. present an official overall score between 61 and 85 (with a minimum score in each component of 15) on the Internet-based (iBT) Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL); or between 173 and 236 on the computer-based TOEFL; orbetween 500 and 579 on the paper-based TOEFL, or

3. present an official overall score between 5.0 and 6.4 (with a minimum score in each band of 4.5 and a minimumaverage of 5.0 over wri�ng, reading, and listening) on the Interna�onal English Language Tes�ng System (IELTS).

Applicants with language scores within the above ranges may be permi�ed to begin their studies by registering in credit ESLAcourses(s) and a limited number of credit courses un�l their ESLR is completed.



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Students must be registered in and a�ending the required credit ESLA course(s) to be permi�ed to register in any othercourses. Students who have not registered appropriately will be deregistered from all credit courses. This includes thosestudents registered in credit courses without the required ESLA course registra�on and those registered in more non-ESLcredits than their results indicate.

Students are expected to complete the ESLR within one calendar year of their ini�al enrolment in credit courses. In excep�onalcircumstances, permission to con�nue in a second fall/winter term registra�on in ESLA courses may be granted by theUniversity's School of Linguis�cs and Language Studies (SLALS).

Registra�on will be denied to students who have not sa�sfied the ESLR if they do not show con�nuous registra�on, a�endanceor progress in their required ESLA courses (as determined by SLALS).

Students who do not achieve the minimum final grade required to advance to the next level of an ESLA course a�er threea�empts will not be permi�ed to register in any credit courses for one calendar year. Such students must take a SLALS-approved English language proficiency test before returning to their studies and must register according to their newplacement.

Students considering a break in study of three terms or longer should contact SLALS to discuss their ESLR standing. A�er abreak in studies, students may be required to re-take a SLALS-approved English language proficiency test before returning totheir studies and register according to their new placement.

To sa�sfy the ESLR, students must earn a grade of B- or higher in either Advanced English as a Second Language for AcademicPurposes (ESLA 1900) or in Advanced English as a Second Language for Engineering Students (ESLA 1905). Students are able tosa�sfy this requirement at any �me during the year by achieving the minimum result required on one of Carleton University'sapproved English as a Second Language assessments. Refer to Op�on 1 for details on acceptable English language tests.

For further informa�on regarding the English as a Second Language Requirement and admission, contact Admissions Services.For informa�on on English as a Second Language credit courses and placement, contact the School of Linguis�cs and LanguageStudies (SLALS).

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2021-22 Curricular Change Proposals

COURSESMinor Modifications

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Code Title StatusAcademic

UnitAcademic

LevelFaculty Summary

ARCC 3301 ARCC 3301: Conservation Studio 1: Historical Analysis and Adaptive Re-use

Deleted ARCH UG ENG Delete course

ARCC 3302 ARCC 3302: Conservation Studio 2 Deleted ARCH UG ENG Delete CourseARCC 4301 ARCC 4301: Conservation Studio 3 Deleted ARCH UG ENG Delete CourseARCC 4302 ARCC 4302: Conservation Studio 4 Deleted ARCH UG ENG Delete courseARCH 4801 ARCH 4801: Special Topics Edited ARCH UG ENG Change of TitleARCN 3901 ARCN 3901: Architectural Techniques Deleted ARCH UG ENG Delete course ARCN 3901.Resubmitting

this deletion proposal on behalf of the unit with updated minor workflow. SC.

ARCN 3902 ARCN 3902: Architectural Techniques Deleted ARCH UG ENG Delete course ARCN 3902.ARCS 1105 ARCS 1105: Studio 1 Edited ARCH UG ENG Revised course description.ARCS 2105 ARCS 2105: Studio 2 Edited ARCH UG ENG Revised course descriptionARCS 2106 ARCS 2106: Studio 3 Edited ARCH UG ENG Revised course descriptionARCS 2302 ARCS 2302: Conservation Studio 1 Added ARCH UG ENG New courseARCS 2303 ARCS 2303: Urbanism Studio 1:

Fundamentals of UrbanismAdded ARCH UG ENG New Course

ARCS 3105 ARCS 3105: Studio 4 Edited ARCH UG ENG Revised course descriptionARCS 3107 ARCS 3107: Studio 5 Edited ARCH UG ENG Revised course descriptionARCS 3301 ARCS 3301: Conservation Studio 2 Added ARCH UG ENG New CourseARCS 3302 ARCS 3302: Conservation Studio 3 Added ARCH UG ENG New courseARCS 3303 ARCS 3303: Urbanism Studio 2: Urbanism in

the CoreAdded ARCH UG ENG New Course

ARCS 3304 ARCS 3304: Urbanism Studio 3: Urbanism on the Periphery

Added ARCH UG ENG New Course

ARCS 4105 ARCS 4105: Comprehensive Studio Edited ARCH UG ENG 1-change of course title2-revised course description3-change of prerequisite

ARCS 4107 ARCS 4107: Option Studio Edited ARCH UG ENG 1-Revised title2-Revised course description

ARCS 4301 ARCS 4301: Conservation Studio 4 Added ARCH UG ENG New CourseARCS 4302 ARCS 4302: Conservation Studio 5 Added ARCH UG ENG New CourseARCS 4303 ARCS 4303: Urbanism Studio 4: Housing Added ARCH UG ENG New Course

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ARCS 4304 ARCS 4304: Urbanism Studio 5: Global Perspectives

Added ARCH UG ENG New course

ARCU 2100 ARCU 2100: Special Topics in Urbanism Edited ARCH UG ENG Change of TitleARCU 2303 ARCU 2303: Fundamentals of Urbanism Deleted ARCH UG ENG Delete courseARCU 3100 ARCU 3100: The Morphology of the City Edited ARCH UG ENG Change in prerequisiteARCU 3303 ARCU 3303: Urbanism Studio 1: Urbanism in

the CoreDeleted ARCH UG ENG Delete Course

ARCU 3304 ARCU 3304: Urbanism Studio 2: Urbanism on the Periphery

Deleted ARCH UG ENG Delete Course

ARCU 4103 ARCU 4103: Cities Edited ARCH UG ENG 1- course description change2- prerequisite change3- class format change

ARCU 4303 ARCU 4303: Urbanism Studio 3: Housing Deleted ARCH UG ENG Delete CourseARCU 4304 ARCU 4304: Urbanism Studio 4: Global

PerspectivesDeleted ARCH UG ENG Delete Course

BIOL 2005 BIOL 2005: Human Biology Edited BIOL UG SCI 1) change title 2) change description 3) remove preclusion statement

BIOL 4304 BIOL 4304: Forensic Biology Added BIOL UG SCI Add Forensic Biology fourth-year course to the calendar.

BIOM 5200 BIOM 5200: Medical Imaging Modalities Edited SYST GR ENG 1. Course title changed from Medical Image Processing to Medical Imaging Modalities2. Electrical impedance tomography removed from description3. Removed of precludes additional credit for SYSC 5304 (ELG 5127)4. Added Also listed as SYSC 5304 (ELG 5127)5. Removed prerequisite Permission of the instructor

BUSI 5080 BUSI 5080: Seminar in Accounting I Edited BUSI GR BUS Added piggy backed course BUSI 6000

BUSI 5081 BUSI 5081: Seminar in Accounting II Edited BUSI GR BUS Adding piggy backed course BUSI 6001

BUSI 5980 BUSI 5980: Foundations of Management Theory and Research

Edited BUSI GR BUS Edited course description and added piggy-backed new course BUSI 6910.







































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BUSI 6910 BUSI 6910: Foundations of Management Theory and Research

Added BUSI GR BUS Adding new course in the PhD in Management program.

CGSC 5002 CGSC 5002: Experimental Research in Cognition

Edited COGS GR AS New description

CGSC 5106 CGSC 5106: Cognitive Modelling for Cognitive Science

Deleted COGS GR AS Delete CGSC 5106

CGSC 5601 CGSC 5601: Cognitive Modelling for Cognitive Science

Added COGS GR AS Add CGSC 5601.

CURA 5003 CURA 5003: Special Topics in Curatorial Studies

Added CLST GR AS This Special Topic course addition to our course listings to accommodate relevant course opportunities to broaden critical and research competencies in curatorial practices and theory and to serve as a cognate course requirement for the diploma

CURA 5013 CURA 5013: Directed Exhibition Proposal Edited CLST GR AS Edit to an existing course. See rationale for additional detail.

ECON 5609 ECON 5609: Explorations in Monetary Economics

Edited ECON GR PA Replace entire current course description with "Explorations in the theory, policy and empirics of monetary economics."

ENGL 5207 ENGL 5207: Studies in Old English Edited ENGL GR AS Replace course title "Studies in Anglo-Saxon Literature" with "Studies in Old English".

ENVE 5007 ENVE 5007: Filtration and Membranes in Water Treatment

Added CIVE GR ENG Converting a special topics course to a regular course.

ENVE 5401 ENVE 5401: Environmental Impacts of Major Projects

Deleted CIVE GR ENG deactivate courses

FREN 5501 FREN 5501: Experiential Learning in French and Francophone studies

Edited FREN GR AS Title & course description changed

HIST 1300 HIST 1300: The Making of Canada Deleted HIST UG AS Delete 1.0 credit course in Canadian History.

HIST 1301 HIST 1301: Conflict and Change in Early Canadian History

Added HIST UG AS Add 0.5 credit course in Canadian History.








































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HIST 1302 HIST 1302: Rethinking Modern Canadian History

Added HIST UG AS Add 0.5 credit course in Canadian History.

HIST 2005 HIST 2005: England During the Middle Ages Deleted HIST UG AS Delete course.

HIST 2600 HIST 2600: History of Russia Edited HIST UG AS Course description revised.HIST 2911 HIST 2911: History of Science Deleted HIST UG AS Deleted 1.0 credit course.HIST 2913 HIST 2913: History of Oil Added HIST UG AS Add new course.HIST 3011 HIST 3011: Medieval Cosmology Deleted HIST UG AS Delete course.HIST 3206 HIST 3206: Place and Politics in Canadian

HistoryEdited HIST UG AS Revise course title and description.

HIST 3500 HIST 3500: Migration and Diaspora in Canada

Edited HIST UG AS Revise course title and description.

HIST 3507 HIST 3507: An Immigrant’s Guide to Canada Edited HIST UG AS Revise course title and description and class format.

HIST 3712 HIST 3712: Mexico: Aztecs to Narcos Edited HIST UG AS Revise title and course description.HIST 3810 HIST 3810: Historical Theory Edited HIST UG AS Revise prerequisite.HIST 3820 HIST 3820: Explorations in Historical Theory Added HIST UG AS A new course fulfilling the History

Department's undergraduate theory requirement.

HIST 4006 HIST 4006: Seminar in Medieval History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4007 HIST 4007: Medieval History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4100 HIST 4100: Seminar in Early Modern

European HistoryEdited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.

HIST 4101 HIST 4101: Early Modern European History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.

HIST 4200 HIST 4200: Seminar in European History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4201 HIST 4201: Modern European History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4302 HIST 4302: Canada: Ideas & Culture Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4303 HIST 4303: Society and Culture in Canada Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.

HIST 4304 HIST 4304: Canada: Politics & Society Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4305 HIST 4305: Political History in Canada Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4400 HIST 4400: Seminar in U.S. History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.






















































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HIST 4401 HIST 4401: United States History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4500 HIST 4500: Seminar in British History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4501 HIST 4501: British History Added HIST UG AS Add new course.HIST 4505 HIST 4505: Seminar in Women's and Gender

HistoryEdited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.

HIST 4506 HIST 4506: Gender, Sexuality and Women’s History

Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.

HIST 4600 HIST 4600: Seminar in Russian History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4700 HIST 4700: Seminar in World History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4701 HIST 4701: African History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4702 HIST 4702: South Asian History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4703 HIST 4703: The Global South Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4704 HIST 4704: Caribbean and Latin American

HistoryEdited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.

HIST 4705 HIST 4705: Asian History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.HIST 4802 HIST 4802: Seminar in International History Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.

HIST 4805 HIST 4805: Seminar on a Transnational or Thematic Topic

Edited HIST UG AS Add new course to prerequisite list.

HIST 4806 HIST 4806: Global, Transnational, or Thematic History

Edited HIST UG AS Revise course title and description and add new prerequisite.

HIST 4915 HIST 4915: Topics in History Edited HIST UG AS Revise prerequisites.HIST 4916 HIST 4916: Topic in Public History Edited HIST UG AS Revise prerequisites.HIST 4920 HIST 4920: Seminar in Public History Edited HIST UG AS Revise prerequisites.HIST 5700 HIST 5700: Introduction to Public History Edited HIST GR AS Revise course description.

HLTH 1001 HLTH 1001: Principles of Health I Edited HLTH UG SCI No change to course. Only changing name to match new course.

HLTH 2002 HLTH 2002: Molecular and Cellular Pathology

Edited HLTH UG SCI Addition of prerequisite.

HLTH 2020 HLTH 2020: Principles of Health II Added HLTH UG SCI Extension of HLTH 1001 exploring history of medicine, organ systemsand diseases.






















































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HLTH 3101 HLTH 3101: Global Health Edited HLTH UG SCI Changing terminology in description to be consistence with the field.

HLTH 4304 HLTH 4304: Host-Pathogen Interactions Added HLTH UG SCI New Course to provide advanced understanding of host-pathogen interactions.

HLTH 5403 HLTH 5403: Host-Pathogen Interactions Added HLTH GR SCI New Course to provide advanced understanding of host-pathogen interactions.

IDES 4400 IDES 4400: Internship Field Report Edited IND UG ENG replace text (to be approved by the Director) with "normally 12 weeks".

INAF 5017 INAF 5017: International Policymaking in Canada: Structure and Process

Edited INAF GR PA Added '(no longer offered)' to preclusion statement.Updated course name and description.

INAF 5018 INAF 5018: Law and International Affairs Edited INAF GR PA Added '(no longer offered)' to preclusion statement.Updated course description to reflect current emphasis of course.

INAF 5300 INAF 5300: Foreign Direct Investment: Theory and Policy

Edited INAF GR PA 1. Updated course description.2. Added prerequisite requirement.

INAF 5400 INAF 5400: Trade Policy Analysis Edited INAF GR PA 1. Proposed new course description, no name change of course.2. Includes experiential learning activity.

INAF 5506 INAF 5506: International Law: Use of Force Edited INAF GR PA Adding prerequisite requirement.

INAF 5509 INAF 5509: Law, Politics, and Economics in International Affairs

Edited INAF GR PA Update the change in the name of the MA/JD program.

INAF 5510 INAF 5510: Law and Diplomacy Edited INAF GR PA 1. Updated course description to reflect current and expected content.2. Update prerequisite by adding former course info.

IPIS 5101 IPIS 5101: Critical Infrastructure Protection: Issues and Strategies

Edited IPIS GR PA Insert prerequisite statement.

IPIS 5103 IPIS 5103: Infrastructure Engineering Principles

Edited IPIS GR ENG We have changed the Prerequisite statement.

IPIS 5105 IPIS 5105: Critical Infrastructure Risk Assessment

Edited IPIS GR PA Insert prerequisite statement.






































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IPIS 5106 IPIS 5106: Management of Critical Infrastructure

Edited IPIS GR ENG Addition of Prerequisite statement.

ISAP 3001 ISAP 3001: Principles and Applications in Data Analysis

Edited IEIS UG SCI Adding permission of Institute to prerequisite statement.

ISAP 3002 ISAP 3002: Applications in Interdisciplinary Research

Edited IEIS UG SCI Adding permission of Institute to prerequisite statement.

ISAP 3003 ISAP 3003: Science Communication Edited IEIS UG SCI adding "permission of Institute" to prerequisite statement.

ISAP 3004 ISAP 3004: Science Policy Edited IEIS UG SCI Adding permission of Institute to prerequisite statement.

ISAP 3700 ISAP 3700: Topics in Interdisciplinary Science Added IEIS UG SCI 3rd year topics course for ISAP.

ISAP 4700 ISAP 4700: Topics in Interdisciplinary Science Added IEIS UG SCI 4th year topics course

JOUR 5300 JOUR 5300: Specialized Journalism: Special Topic

Edited JOUR GR PA mirroring title of piggyback course

JOUR 5301 JOUR 5301: Specialized Journalism: Business and the Markets

Edited JOUR GR PA mirroring piggyback course

JOUR 5302 JOUR 5302: Specialized Journalism: Business and Canadian Society

Edited JOUR GR PA mirroring piggy back title

JOUR 5303 JOUR 5303: Specialized Journalism: Health and Science

Edited JOUR GR PA mirroring piggy back course title

JOUR 5304 JOUR 5304: Specialized Journalism: Environment and Science


JOUR 5306 JOUR 5306: Specialized Journalism: Canada and the World

Edited JOUR GR PA mirroring title of piggy back course

JOUR 5308 JOUR 5308: Specialized Journalism: Sports and Sport Culture

Edited JOUR GR PA mirroring title of piggy back course

JOUR 5309 JOUR 5309: Specialized Journalism: Arts and Culture


JOUR 5310 JOUR 5310: Specialized Journalism: Justice and the Law


JOUR 5311 JOUR 5311: Specialized Journalism: Justice and The Supreme Court

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JOUR 5315 JOUR 5315: Specialized Journalism: Canada and the U.S.


JOUR 5700 JOUR 5700: Advanced Writing Edited JOUR GR PA Change the name of JOUR 5700 to Advanced Writing

LING 5009 LING 5009: Special Topic in Linguistics Edited LALS GR AS Remove the statement "repeatable for credit when the topic changes" from the prerequisite list, and include in the body of the course description.

MECH 5103 MECH 5103: 3D Machine Vision: From Robots to the Space Station

Added MAAE GR ENG Added new course.

MECH 5206 MECH 5206: Wind Engineering Added MAAE GR ENG Adding Wind Engineering as a course.

MECH 5508 MECH 5508: System Modelling, Dynamics and Control

Added MAAE GR ENG Add new course.

MECH 5509 MECH 5509: Nonlinear Systems Analysis & Controls

Added MAAE GR ENG Adding Nonlinear Systems as a permanent course.

MGDS 5001 MGDS 5001: MA Core Seminar: Migration and Diaspora Studies

Edited KROE GR PA Change to title and to prerequisites

NEUR 3207 NEUR 3207: Systems Neuroscience Edited NEUR UG SCI Prerequisite ChangeNEUR 5203 NEUR 5203: Systematic Reviews and Meta-

AnalysisAdded NEUR GR SCI Adding a new course to the program.

SYSC 5304 SYSC 5304: Medical Imaging Modalities Edited SYST GR ENG 1.Course title changed from Medical Image Processing to Medical Imaging Modalities2.Removed electrical impedance tomography from course description































PROGRAMSMinor Modifications

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Code Title StatusAcademic

UnitFaculty

Academic Level

Summary

35E Concentration in Disability and Chronic Illness

Edited HLTH SCI UG Adding additional choice for students interested in microbiology.

35C Concentration in Environment and Health


35D Concentration in Health Throughout the Lifespan


BAS-CS Conservation and Sustainability B.A.S. Honours

Edited ARCH ENG UG 1.Addition of new course Studio 1 ARCS23022.Change in nomenclature of all studio courses to ARCS code.3.Addition of course ARCC 3502

BAS-DG Design B.A.S. Edited ARCH ENG UG Breaking 1.5 core electives in history/theory or complementary electives

ELECTIVES--Architecture Course Categories (UG)

ELECTIVES-Architecture Course Categories (Undergrad)

Edited ARCH ENG UG New electives were added or removed to the Urbanism, Conservation and Design majors

MA-19DH M.A. History with Specialization in Digital Humanities

Edited HIST AS GR Remove 'Thesis pathway (4.5 credits)' after Requirements.

PHD-19 Ph.D. History Edited HIST AS GR Add option that another approved course could fulfill this credit requirement.

BAS-UB Urbanism B.A.S. Honours Edited ARCH ENG UG 1-Addition of Cities (ARCU 4103)2-replacing Urban Planning (CIVE 4303) with Urban and Regional Planning (GEOG 4323)3-Deletion of GEOG 10204-change of studio ARCU codes to ARCS

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Effective Year Item - Program Summary Rationale2020-2021 BAS-DG : Design B.A.S. Removed Honours from program title. Editorial - Design BAS was never an Honours program.

2021-2022 BGISG-37U : BGINS Stream in French and Francophone Studies

Section 4 - changed the title of course FREN 2100 from Advanced French to French 4.

Editorial - as per course name change approved for 2019-2020 calendar.

2021-2022 BGISH-36U : BGINS Specialization in French and Francophone Studies

Section 6 - changed the title of course FREN 2100 from Advanced French to French 4.

Editorial - as per course name change approved for 2019-2020 calendar.

Effective Year Item - Course Summary Rationale2021-2022 ENVE 5101 Corrected Uottawa course code Editorial 2021-2022 ENVE 4003 Corrected Uottawa course code Editorial

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