Complementary Studies Elective Courses Effective July 1, 2016 The Complementary Studies component of the Bachelor of Engineering Degree programs at Lakehead University consists of three parts. Students are required to complete 5 term courses (total of 2½ credits) from; a. Sociology 2755: Technology, Society and the Indigenous People in Canada (½ credit b. Engineering 4539: Professional Practice and Law (½ credit) c. Complementary Studies Electives from Course List A and/or Course List B (total of 1 ½ credits): o Course List A: 1 to 3 equivalent term courses (1/2 to 1 ½ credits) o Course List B: 0 to 2 equivalent term courses (0 to 1 credits) On occasion, students may find it convenient to interchange the position of their complementary studies and engineering elective from one term to another in their program in order to accommodate course selection. The responsibility for prerequisites rests with the students. Students may obtain counselling on Complementary Studies electives from the Chair of their Department. Lakehead University's distance education and web-based courses are acceptable in the Complementary Studies program as of July 1, 2013. Courses from other Universities may be acceptable but require a formal Letter of Permission approved by your Engineering Department Chair. Information about the Letter of Permission is available from the Office of Enrolment Services and on myinfo. (a) Impact of Technology on Society Sociology 2755: Technology, Society and the Indigenous People in Canada Normally this course is taken in the term and year specified in the University Calendar. (b) Professional Ethics, Equity, and Law Engineering 4539: Professional Practice and Law Normally this course can only be taken by fourth year students in the last term of the program.
(c) Complementary Studies Electives Students must select a total of 3 term courses (1 ½ credits) from the following lists as approved by the Faculty of Engineering and available on the web and at the time of registration. Not all courses are offered each year. Consult the Lakehead University course timetable for details. Note full (two term) courses are indicated by YA, YB, etc; FA is used for fall term courses and WA for winter term courses. Additional information about course numbering is available in the Lakehead University Calendar. It is the student's responsibility to consult the Lakehead University Calendar for official information about credit weight, prerequisites and restrictions for all courses listed. List A - Humanities and Social Sciences At least one term course MUST be selected from this list. Alternatively, two or three courses could be taken from this list. Anthropology: Anthropology 1034 - World Cultures Anthropology 2151 - Ancient Peoples and Places Anthropology 2332 - Peoples and Cultures of Africa Criminology: Criminology 1010 - Introduction to Criminology Criminology 4070 - Trafficking English: English 1115 - Foundations of Literary Study English 1116 - Native and Newcomer Literatures in Canada English 1117 - Introduction to Popular Culture English 1118 - Introduction to Film Studies English 2115 - Shakespeare English 2510 - Global Literatures in English English 2717 - Indigenous Literature in Canada English 2810 - Gender, Sexuality and the Body in Literature and Culture English 2817 - Writing Across Genres: Nonfiction Prose English 2818 - Writing Across Genres: Creative Writing English 2916 - Popular Fiction English 2917 - Children's Literature English 2950 - Science Fiction Second-year History courses listed are open to students who are in second year or above, no first-year ENGL courses required.
Geography: Geography 1150 - The Environment Geography 2511 - Economic Geography (Prerequisite: Geography 1150) Geography 2811 - Cultural Geography (Prerequisite: Geography 1150) Geography 3411 - Resource Management (Prerequisite: Geography 1150) Geography 3631 - Geography of Canada (Prerequisite: Geography 1150) Geography 3633 - Geography of the Lake Superior Basin (Prerequisite: Geography 1150) Geography 3693 - Geography of Northern Europe (Prerequisite: Geography 1150) Geography 3731 - Urban Residential Structure (Prerequisite: Geography 1150) Geography 3751 - Retail Locations (Prerequisite: Geography 1150) History: History 1100 - The Making of the Modern World (credit weight 1.0) History 2010 - Environmental History: A Global View (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2115 - Germany, 19th Century (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2116 - Germany, 20th Century (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2130 - Modern Europe II, 1914-1990 (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2139 - Republican France, 1870-1983 (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2171 - Finland and the Nordic Region in the 19th Century (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2172 - Finland and the Nordic Region in the 20th Century (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2201 - Greek (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2203 - Roman (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2350 - Modern Canada (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2138 Revolutionary France, 1789-1870 (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2510 - The Americas to 1870 (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2515 - Modern Latin America and the Caribbean (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2511 The United States after the Civil War (Prerequisite: History 1100) History 2619 - Modern South Asia (Prerequisite: History 1100). Indigenous Learning: Indigenous Learning 1312 - Native Imagery Indigenous Learning 1314 - Native People and the Issues Indigenous Learning 2312 - Native Peoples and the North Indigenous Learning 2313 - Native Peoples and the Urban Community Indigenous Learning 2433 - Native People and the Government Indigenous Learning 2805 - Native Canadian World Views (credit weight 1.0)
Indigenous Learning 2811 - Corporations and the Status Indian Indigenous Learning 3501- Native Narratives, Myths, Legends, and Ceremonies (credit weight 1.0) Indigenous Learning 3435 - Native People and the Land Indigenous Learning 3811 - The Rights of Aboriginal People in s.35 Indigenous Learning 3812 - Taxation and the Status Indian (Prerequisite: Permission of the Department) Languages: Finnish 2401 - Finnish Civilization (credit weight 1.0) French 2416 - France: Culture and Civilization (Prerequisites: French 1200 or 1204, French 1510 and 1511) French 2417 - La Francophonie: Culture and Civilization (Prerequisites: French 1200 or 1204, French 1510 and 1511) French 2611 - Introduction to French-Canadian Civilization (Prerequisites: French 1200 or 1204) French 2615 - Introduction to French-Canadian Civilization (Prerequisites: French 1200 or 1204) Italian 2510 - Language and Culture Italian 2530 - Italian Civilization Linguistics 0300 - Introduction to Language (credit weight 1.0) Linguistics 0510 - An Introduction to Etymology Music: Music 1300 - Introduction to Music (credit weight 1.0) Music 1312 - Music History I (Before 1600) Music 1313 - Music History II (1600-1800) (Prerequisite: Music 1312) Music 1340 - Theory of Music I (credit weight 1.0) (Prerequisite: Music 1310) Music 2314 - Music History III (1800-1900) (Prerequisite: Music 1313) Music 2315 - Music History IV (After 1900) (Prerequisite: Music 2314) Music 2341 - Theory of Music II (credit weight 1.0) (Prerequisite: Music 1340) Music 3313 - Topics in Music I (Prerequisite: Permission of Department) Music 3317 - Music in Canada (Prerequisite: Permission of Department) Music 3356 - Guitar Literature (Prerequisite: Permission of Department) Music 4315 - Topics in Music II (Prerequisite: Permission of Department) Philosophy: Philosophy 1110 - Introduction to Philosophy: Origins Philosophy 1111 - Introduction to Philosophy: Modern Development Philosophy 1571 - Contemporary Moral Issues Philosophy 2013 - Environmental Philosophy
Philosophy 2614 - Early Modern Philosophy I Philosophy 2913 - Philosophy & Science Fiction Political Science: Political Science 1100 - Introduction to Political Studies (credit weight 1.0) Political Science 2311 - Criminal Law Political Science 2313 - Human Rights and Civil Liberties Political Science 2315 - Law and Politics of the Family Political Science 2410 - Mass Media and Politics (Prerequisite: A previous course in Political Science) Political Science 2510 - Ancient & Medieval Political Thought Political Science 2611 - World Politics Political Science 3314 - Global Terrorism Psychology: Psychology 1100 - Introductory Psychology (credit weight 1.0) Psychology 2011 - Child Development (Prerequisite: Psychology 1100) Psychology 2211 - Introduction to Health Psychology (Prerequisite: Psychology 1100 Psychology 2301 - Personality Psychology (credit weight 1.0) (Prerequisite: Psychology 1100) Psychology 2801 - Social Psychology (credit weight 1.0) (Prerequisite: Psychology 1100) Psychology 3210 - Cultural Psychology (Prerequisite: Psychology 1100) Sociology: Sociology 1100 - Introduction to Sociology (credit weight 1.0) Sociology 2111 - Perspectives in Social Thought Sociology 2112 - Friendship@facebook.Com Sociology 2221 - Crime and Society (credit weight 1.0) Sociology 2501 - Family Sociology (credit weight 1.0) Sociology 2817 - Sociology of the North Sociology 2911 - Social Research Traditions Sociology 3107 - Sociology of Women (credit weight 1.0) (Prerequisite: Sociology 1100) Sociology 3113 - Special Topics in Sociology (Prerequisite: Sociology 1100) Sociology 3213 - Urban Life and Culture (Prerequisite: Sociology 1100) Sociology 3513 - Sociology of Aging (Prerequisite: Sociology 1100) Sociology 3515 - Life Course Studies (Prerequisite: Sociology 1100) Sociology 3613 - Canadian Population (Prerequisite: Sociology 1100) Sociology 4551 - Food and Culture (Prerequisite: Sociology 1100)
Visual Arts: Visual Arts 0510 - Fundamentals of Art I Visual Arts 1090 - Prehistory to the Middle Ages Visual Arts 1091 - Renaissance to the Contemporary Period Visual Arts 2211 - Critical Studies in Early Twentieth Century Art Visual Arts 2212 - Critical Studies in Late Twentieth Century Art Women's Studies: Women's Studies 1100 - Madonna to Madonna: Women's & Gender Studies (credit weight 1.0) Women's Studies 2113 - Women, Popular Culture and Counter Culture (Prerequisite: Women's Studies 1100) Women's Studies 2114 - Ecofeminism (Prerequisite: Women's Studies 1100) Women's Studies 2116 - Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective Women's Studies 2711 - Women's Action for Social Change (Prerequisite: Women's Studies 1100) List B: Other Complementary Studies Courses Up to two term courses MAY be selected from this list. Note: A minimum of 1 term course MUST be selected from List A. Business: Business 1511 - Basics of Management OR Business 1011 - Introduction to Management (restricted) Business 2514 - Entrepreneurial Marketing (Prerequisites: Business 1011 or 1511) Business 2538 - Entrepreneurial Human Resources (Prerequisites: Business 1011 or 1511) Economics: Economics 1100 - Principles of Economics (credit weight 1.0) Economics 2017 - Microeconomics I (Prerequisite: Economics 1100) Economics 2212 - Environmental Economics (Prerequisite: Permission from the Department) Economics 2231 - Health Economics (Prerequisite: Permission from the Department) Economics 2511 - Locational Economics (Prerequisite: Economics 1100) Economics 3111 - Labour Economics (Prerequisite: Economics 1100) Economics 3114 - International Finance (Prerequisite: Economics 1100) Economics 3133 - Regional Economics (Prerequisite: Economics 1100)
Economics 3211 - Economic Development (Prerequisite: Economics 1100) Economics 3214 - History of Economic Thought (Prerequisite: Economics 1100) Economics 3215 - Money and Banking (Prerequisite: Economics 1100) Economics 3313 - Public Finance (Prerequisite: Economics 1100) Economics 3412 - Industrial Organization (Prerequisite: Economics 1100) Languages: Finnish 1000 - Elementary Finnish (credit weight 1.0) Finnish 2001 - Intermediate Finnish (credit weight 1.0) (Prerequisite: Finnish 1000) French 0500 - French for Beginners (credit weight 1.0) French 1000 - Elementary French (credit weight 1.0) (Prerequisite: Grade 11U French or equivalent) French 1200 - Intermediate French (credit weight 1.0) (Prerequisite: Grade 12U French) French 1204 - Francais Intermediaire (credit weight 1.0 ) German 1000 - Elementary German (credit weight 1.0) Italian 1000 - Introductory Italian (credit weight 1.0) Italian 1510 - Language and Culture Language 0500 - Mandarin for Beginners Ojibwe 1013 - Introduction to Severn Ojibwe I Ojibwe 1014 - Introduction to Western Ojibwe I Ojibwe 1015 - Introduction to Severn Ojibwe II (Prerequisite: Ojibwe 1013) Ojibwe 1016 - Introduction to Western Ojibwe II (Prerequisite: Ojibwe 1014) Spanish 1000 - Introductory Spanish (credit weight 1.0) Spanish 2001 - Intermediate Spanish (credit weight 1.0) (Prerequisite: Spanish 1000)