At the Enrollment Workshop (Aug 11) you are choosing your elective courses (placing them in your RAMSS Shopping Cart). You will not, however, be enrolled in the courses until you enroll in your course selections on your enrollment appointment date –August 12 (see Step 4 below). You will be automatically enrolled in your four required courses for fall and winter. You are responsible for enrolling in your six electives. Your six electives must be chosen as follows (see list of courses on back of this page):

two Humanities and two Social Science courses from Table I;

one course from Table III; and

one course from either Table I or Table III.

STEP 1: Select Your Elective Courses from Tables I and III (see over). Curriculum Checklist: First Year

Term Course Type Course Code Course Title

Fall (Sept. to Dec)

Required SSH 205 Academic Writing and Research

Required ENG 108 Intro to Fiction

Table I: Humanities

Table I: Social Sciences

Table I or Table III

Winter (Jan. to April)

Required SSH 105 Critical Thinking I

Required ENG 208 Intro to Non-Fiction

Table I: Humanities

Table I: Social Sciences

Table I or Table III

Double Check: Did you select at least one course from Table III? STEP 2: Go to the “Student Centre” section of RAMMS (http://my.ryerson.ca) to ensure that you are enrolled in your required courses

Double Check: Have you activated your Ryerson Matrix email address and password?

If you are not enrolled in your required courses, please contact the Program Administrator for assistance.

STEP 3: Search for and validate your Table I and III course selections in Shopping Cart section of the RAMMS Student Centre Tip: To make sure that you are only being shown classes with available seats, ensure that the “show open classes only”

section of the search form has been checked.

At home on August 12:

STEP 4: Enroll in your course selections in the Shopping Cart section of the Student Centre

2014-2015

INSTRUCTIONS For detailed instructions on how to use this worksheet to select your courses, please visit the Faculty of Arts New Students webpage:

www.arts.ryerson.ca/newstudents

Important Information Minors: Ryerson’s Minors Policy allows students to earn any Minor. Refer to Ryerson’s calendar for a complete list of Minors and their requirements. Many of the courses in Table I and Table III can be used towards a Minor. Program Course Restrictions: BA English students cannot use ENG courses to meet their Table A or B requirements. PHL 214 is not available for credit. Transfer Students: If you have received confirmation about receiving transfer credits for first year courses you can select courses from Year 2 (or higher) requirements or electives. If you have not received confirmation about transfer credits, please enroll in your courses as if you have not been granted transfer credits, but be prepared to drop these courses if confirmation is received. IN ALL CASES, it is recommended that you consult with the Program Administrator for clarification about transfer credits. Course Information:

Timetables/schedules will be available to students once they have enrolled in their courses.

Course outlines (including required texts) will be provided to students on the first day of classes by the instructor.

The Undergraduate Calendar is available online at: www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/calendars

Email: Always check your Ryerson email account regularly for important updates from your program office and the University. Important Fall Dates: August 12 Enrollment appointment for 1st year students August 26 Academic Orientation Day (August 25 – 29 Orientation Week) September 2 Undergraduate classes start September 5 Final day to pay tuition fees September 12 Final day to add/swap a Fall course November 14 Final day to drop a Fall course without academic penalty (no refund)

TABLE I: Required Group I No more than two courses can be taken from any one subject area.

Humanities: Minimum two courses from the following:

CODE COURSE TITLE OFFERED

ACS 100 Ideas That Shape the World I Fall

ACS 200 Ideas That Shape the World II Winter

FRE ***† A French course Fall Winter

HIS ***# A History course Fall Winter

PHL 101 Plato and the Roots of Western Philosophy Fall Winter

PHL 201 Problems in Philosophy Fall Winter

PHL 333 Philosophy of Human Nature Fall Winter

PHL 366 Existentialism and Art and Culture Fall Winter

SPN ***† A Spanish Course Fall Winter

Social Science: Minimum two courses from the following:

CODE COURSE TITLE OFFERED

CRM 100 Introduction to Canadian Criminal Justice Fall Winter

CRM 102 Introduction to Criminology Winter

ECN 104 Introductory Microeconomics Fall Winter

ECN 204 Introductory Macroeconomics Fall Winter

ECN 220 Evolution of the Global Economy Fall Winter

EUS 102 Environment and Sustainability Fall

EUS 202 Sustaining the City's Environments Winter

GEO 131 Energy, Earth and Ecosystems Fall

GEO 151 Location, Location, Location Winter

POG 100 People, Power and Politics Fall Winter

POG 110 Power and Influence in Canadian Politics Fall Winter

PPA 101 Cdn Public Administration I: Institutions Fall

PPA 102 Cdn Public Administration II: Processes Winter

PSY 102 Introduction to Psychology I Fall Winter

PSY 202 ~ Introduction to Psychology II (~ PSY 102) Fall Winter

SOC 105 Introduction to Sociology Fall Winter

SOC 107 Sociology of the Everyday Winter

SSH 100 Inquiry and Problem-Solving Fall Winter

SSH 102 Learning and Development Strategies Fall Winter

~ Prerequisite course required in order to enroll † An online placement test is required. See Department of Languages, Literatures

and Cultures' website for details. # A History (HIS) course numbered between HIS 100 and HIS 399.

TABLE III: Professionally-Related Electives

CODE COURSE TITLE OFFERED

ACC 100 Introductory Financial Accounting Fall Winter

ACC 333 ~ Core Concepts of Accounting (~ ACC100 & ACC406) Not offered

ACC 406 ~

Introductory Management Accounting (~ ACC100 or ACC110)

Fall Winter

ACC 414 ~ Intermediate Accounting I (~ ACC410 or ACC333) Fall Winter

BLG 143 Biology I Fall

BLG 144 ~ Biology II (~ BLG143) Winter

BLG 151 ~ Microbiology I (~ BLG143 & BLG144) Fall

BSM 100 The New Business: From Idea to Reality Fall Winter

BSM 200 The Growing Business: Breaking Even Fall Winter

CHY 103 General Chemistry I Fall

CHY 113 ~ General Chemistry II (~ CHY103) Winter

CHY 213 ~ Analytical Chemistry I (~ CHY113) Fall

CMN 279 Introduction to Professional Communication Fall Winter

CMN 313 Organizational Problem Solving and Report Writing Winter

CMN 314 ~ Professional Presentations (~CMN279) Fall Winter

CMN 317 ~ Governance in the Information Society (~CMN279) Fall

CPS 513 Introduction to Multimedia Computation Fall

CYC 101 Intro to Child and Youth Care Fall Winter

CYC 201 Child Abuse and Neglect Fall Winter

CYC 401 ~ Theories of Change for Children and Youth (~CYC101)

Winter

DST 501 Rethinking Disability Fall

DST 502 ~ Disability and the State (~ DST501 or INT902) Fall

DST 503 Current Topics in Disability I Not offered

EID 100 Digital Skills and Innovation for the Global Economy

Fall Winter

ENT 500 New Venture Startup Fall Winter

ENT 526 Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Strategy Fall Winter

ENT 601 Identifying Opportunities Fall Winter

FIN 562 Personal Finance Not offered

INP 901 Developing Effective Organizations Not offered

INP 902 Program Evaluation Not offered

INP 910 Strategic Planning Not offered

INT 900 Program Planning and Evaluation Strategies Fall Winter

INT 905 Conflict Resolution in Community Services Fall Winter

INT 908 Homelessness in Canadian Society Fall Winter

INT 912

Community Development: International Field Experience

Not offered

INT 913 Issues of Migration Fall

INT 914 Settlement Experiences Fall Winter

INT 917 Community Development Not offered

ITM 100 Foundations of Information Systems Fall

ITM 207 Computer-Enabled Problem Solving Fall Winter

ITM 305 ~ Systems Analysis and Design (~ ITM100 & ITM207 ) Fall Winter

ITM 350 ~ Concepts of e-Business (~ ITM100) Winter

JRN 400 ~ Critical Issues in Journalism (~ JRN120 or NNS101) Fall

JRN 401 ~ History of Journalism (~ JRN120 or NNS101) Winter

JRN 402 ~

Theory in Journalism and Mass Communications (~ JRN120 or NNS101)

Winter

JRN 403 ~ Journalism and Ideas (~ JRN120 or NNS101) Not offered

JRN 404 ~ Journalism's Best (~ JRN120 or NNS101) Fall

LAW 122 Business Law Fall Winter

LAW 525 ~ The Law of the Marketplace (~ LAW122) Fall Winter

LAW 529 ~ Employment and Labour Law (~ LAW122) Fall Winter

MHR 405 Organizational Behaviour and Interpersonal Skills Fall Winter

MHR 505 ~ Organizational Behaviour II (~ MHR405 or HTH601) Fall Winter

MHR 522 Industrial Relations Fall Winter

MHR 523 Human Resources Management Fall Winter

MHR 640 ~ Leadership (~ MHR405 or HTH601) Fall Winter

MHR 733 ~ Training and Development (~ MHR523 or HTH503) Fall Winter

MKT 100 Principles of Marketing Fall Winter

MKT 300 ~

Marketing Metrics and Analysis (~ MKT100 or HTM302)

Fall Winter

MKT 600 ~ Integrated Case Analysis (~ MKT400 or RMG302) Fall Winter

MPC 103 Art and the Classical Tradition Fall

MPC 203 Art in the Modern World Winter

MPC 210 Introduction to Visual Culture Fall

MPF 290 Introduction to Film Studies Fall

MPS 301 ~ History of Photography I (~ MPC203) Fall

MTH 110 Discrete Mathematics I Fall

MTH 330 ~

Calculus and Geometry (~ MTH231 or MTH310 or MTH240 or ECN230)

Fall

NNS 101 Introduction to News Studies Fall Winter

NNS 102 ~

Understanding Multimedia Journalism (~ NNS101 or JRN120)

Fall

NNS 103 Basics of Photojournalism Winter

NPF 504 Technology, Culture and Communication I Fall

NPF 548 Modern Movements/Issues in Photography Fall

NPF 565 Canadian Contemporary Cinema Not offered

NPF 571 Introduction to Museum and Gallery Studies Not offered

OHS 208 Occupational Health and Safety Law Winter

OHS 477 Integrated Disability Management Winter

OHS 508 Occupational Health Fall

PCS 102 Physics Answers to Everyday Questions Not offered

PCS 120 Physics I Fall

PCS 130 ~ Physics II (~ PCS120) Winter

RMG 200 Intro to Retail and Services Management Winter

SCI 102 Chaos and Fractals Not offered

~ Prerequisite course required in order to enroll

CONTACTS Wendy Francis Undergraduate Program Administrator [office:] JOR-1042 [e] wfrancis@ryerson.ca [t] 416-979-5000, ext. 6137 Dr. Anne-Marie Lee-Loy Undergraduate Program Director [office:] JOR-1022 [e] aleeloy@ryerson.ca [t] 416-979-5000, ext. 6043

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