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List of
Fall 2009 Courses
To register for these courses,
you can contact Algonquin College by:
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Phone -- 613- 727-0002, or TOLL FREE 1- 800- 565- 4723 (VISA,
MasterCard or American Express
- In Person -- Room
C150, Woodroffe Campus (Please bring Photo I.D.)
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Fax -- 613-
727-7754 (using your VISA, MasterCard or American Express)
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TTY -- 613- 727-7766 (Teletype for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing)
ACCESSIBLE TAXICAB TRAINING
Course:MGT0026
Successful completion of Accessible Taxicab Training is mandatory for a taxi driver's licence and employment in the taxi industry. The Accessible Taxicab Training course encompasses skills necessary to operate an accessible taxicab. This course has been designed to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to meet the diverse needs of passengers with disabilities and provide professional service to all special needs clients. (Note: This course is a requirement for all new taxi drivers. It is also offered as a stand alone course for currently licensed Ottawa taxi drivers wishing to operate an accessible taxi or acquire an accessible taxi plate).
Notes: You must register in person for this course.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| M - Th | 514 | Dec 14 - Dec 22 | 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM | $328.04 | |
AIR BRAKE ENDORSEMENT TRAINING FOR DRIVERS
Course:MVM5603
The objective of this course is to ensure drivers attain the knowledge necessary to operate air brake systems safely and to be able to detect faults in these systems. Students learn how the system works, how to use it, what happens when it is not working properly, and how to identify when it may not be working properly. Upon completion of this course, students are issued Ministry of Transportation (MTO) documentation that they must present to a local MTO office within a six-month time period which enables them to have the Z endorsement added to their current class of licence. NOTE: No further MTO testing is required until the driver's five year renewal time is due.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa, Su | 566 | Nov 28 - Nov 29 | 8 AM - 6 PM | $321.03 | | | Sa, Su | 567 | Dec 12 - Dec 13 | 8 AM - 6 PM | $321.03 | |
ALL-DIGITAL PHOTO SAFARI-BEGINNER LEVEL
Course:PHO5600
Are you new to digital photography? Do you need help figuring out how to use the many widgets and gadgets of your new camera which does everything but make coffee? Join Ottawa Photo Safaris all-digital safari designed to give you fieldwork experience and training in such technical areas as white balance, lighting, exposure compensation, film speed settings, etc. Conducted by professional photographer and digital camera specialist Ray Pilon, this safari takes you on a walking tour down Ottawa's historical Confederation Boulevard.
Notes: This course is located downtown at 85 Albert Street, Suite 501.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| F | 554 | Dec 11 | 5 PM - 7 PM | $93.95 | |
ARGENTINIAN CUISINE
Course:HOS5119
Join us for a tour of Argentina's rich history, and its food. Did you know in most parts of Argentina, lunch is the biggest meal of the day? Most of the cities (excluding Buenos Aires) close at lunch time and Argentinians return home to enjoy a large traditional meal with their families. Popular foods have a historical connection to European explorers where their influences contributed meats, pastas and breads to this fascinating country. So Tango (the national dance) with us and enjoy the foods of Argentina.
| Day(s) |
Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 561 | Nov 28 | 9 AM - 12 PM | $70.00 | |
VISUAL LISP FOR AUTOCAD
Course:CAD8102
This course is part of the following Program(s): AutoCAD
Capture the power of AutoCad through Visual LISP. This course examines how Visual LISP can be used in the AutoCAD environment. LISP commands and programming structures are covered. Students are given small programming assignments to complete in class. Requirements as stated or related knowledge.
PreRequisites: CAD5515
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| F | 551 | Dec 4 - Dec 18 | 6 PM - 10 PM | $406.51 | | | Su | | | 12 PM - 6 PM | | | |
ROUTER THEORY AND CONFIGURATION
Course:CST6473
This course is part of the following Program(s): Cisco Networking Administration
Students acquire classroom and practical experience with router configuration and routing protocols. Topics include routed and routing protocols, advanced router configuration, and verifying IP addresses. Course material from Cisco Academy Program CCNA Routing Protocols and Concepts is included.
Notes: Last class is from 6:30pm - 10:30pm.
PreRequisites: CST6472
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| M | 511 | Dec 7 - Mar 3 | 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM | $1,352.57 | | | W | | | 6:30 PM - 10:30 PM | | | |
CANADIAN FIREARMS SAFETY COURSE
Course:GEN5821
The Canadian Firearms Safety Course (CFSC) is designed as an introductory firearm safety course for the broadest possible spectrum of firearms users. Firearm safety courses have a proven track record in the reduction of firearm-related incidents. This course includes the mandatory exam for Firearms Licence application.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa, Su | 561 | Nov 28 - Nov 29 | 8:30 AM - 1:30 PM | $220.42 | |
COMMUNICATION IN THE WORKPLACE FOR INTERNATIONALLY EDUCATED NURSES-PART 2
Course:ESL0052
This is Part 2 of a course for internationally educated nurses currently employed in the workplace. It is designed to increase participants' listening comprehension and develop their spoken fluency and accuracy in the practice of authentic communication between nurses and colleagues. In-class instruction is based on communicative task methodology with classroom tasks related to routine nursing activities. There is an online learning component of two hours each week to provide participants with additional opportunities to improve their workplace communication skills.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| W | 531 | Dec 2 - Feb 10 | 12 PM - 4 PM | $352.54 | |
COMMUNICATIONS
Course:OMD5802
This course is part of the following Program(s): Ontario Management Development Program (OMDP) - Business Management Skills, Ontario Management Development Program (OMDP) - Leadership Skills
Communicating effectively is vital to the success of every employee and organization. In this interactive course, you discover how to overcome barriers to good communication, getting the message across clearly and precisely without misunderstandings, and reduce costly errors and lost time. Expand your skills in active listening, speaking, questioning, giving feedback, interviewing, writing, and conducting meetings.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| F, Sa, Su | 552 | Dec 4 - Dec 6 | 8 AM - 6 PM | $221.60 | |
DEFENSIVE TACTICS I
Course:PFP0003
This course is part of the following Program(s): Public and Private Investigations
Through active participation, students learn the academic skills, knowledge and abilities, judgment and decision-making training, and physical skills required in the use of force and proper control procedures for functioning in law and security, government enforcement, and police environments. This course meets the requirements of the Private Security and Investigative Services Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services for those wishing to become licensed as a private investigator or security guard. Note: Students must complete either INV3018 (for private investigators) or INV3019 (for security guards) before registering into this course.
PreRequisites: INV3018 or INV3019
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa, Su | 562 | Dec 12 - Dec 13 | 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM | $415.80 | |
DO-IT-YOURSELF: DRYWALL
Course:GEN5057
Are you tired of calling in a repair man just to patch a couple of holes in your wall or to hang a couple of sheets of drywall? Let a professional show you the tools you need along with the precise finishing techniques to complete simple repairs or install new walls or even a drywall ceiling. This six-hour course turns even the most timid handyperson into a true do-it-yourselfer.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 563 | Nov 28 | 9 AM - 4 PM | $91.84 | |
DO-IT-YOURSELF: PLUMBING
Course:GEN5060
Do you have drippy faucets or do not understand why there is a banging sound in the wall every time you turn the taps off? Well, worry no more. Our licensed plumber reviews code requirements and shows you step-by-step instructions on proper draining, venting, stopping water hammer, installing new P-traps, faucets, sinks and much, much more. This six-hour course gives you the hands-on experience to turn you onto do-it-yourself.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 563 | Dec 5 | 9 AM - 4 PM | $91.84 | |
FINANCE AND BUDGETING BASICS
Course:OMD5847
This course is part of the following Program(s): Ontario Management Development Program (OMDP) - Business Management Skills
This course is ideal for the recently appointed non-financial manager or business owner who wants to gain a better understanding of the role of finance in order to apply it to their own area of responsibility. Your increased understanding also aids communication with financial colleagues and/or professional advisors. This is an interactive presentation utilizing case study material in small group settings.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| F, Sa, Su | 551 | Nov 27 - Nov 29 | 8 AM - 6 PM | $221.60 | |
FIRST AID AND LEVEL C CPR - ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
Course:HLT6655
Obtain a St. John Ambulance Standard First Aid Certificate and Level C Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario CPR Training. Benefit from a 1:8 teacher/student ratio for CPR. Learn how to intervene in a heart attack, stroke or choking emergency for adults, children and infants. This course is an entry requirement for the Dental Assisting Level 1 and 2 Program, Dental Hygiene Program, Personal Support Worker Program, Practical Nursing Program, Registered Nurse Refresher Program, Respiratory Therapy Program, Correctional Worker Program, Paramedic Program and Pre-Service Firefighters Education and Training Program.
| Day(s) |
Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa, Su | 566 | Nov 28 - Nov 29 | 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM | $169.52 | | | Sa, Su | 565 | Dec 5 - Dec 6 | 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM | $134.52 | |
GRAPHIC DESIGN - PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
Course:MTM1777
This course is part of the following Program(s): Graphic Design - Print
This course concentrates on 2D design for print incorporating design knowledge learned to date and using the following software programs in a Mac environment: InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop. Students choose a client from a selection of three, are supplied with a client profile and create artwork for print. Each design stage is monitored through concepts and sketch approval, files preparation, and concludes with a final presentation. Upon completion of this course, students design with consistency, project presentation, and software integration. Emphasis is on meeting deadlines and learning how to problem solve on the computer. Prerequisites: MTM1784, MTM1773, MTM1774, MTM1775, MTM1776 (MTM5042 and MTM5040 helpful but not required).
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa, Su | 561 | Nov 28 - Nov 29 | 9 AM - 5 PM | $269.96 | |
INTRODUCTION TO COMPETITION B
Course:RCR5613
The modules covered in this course include: Developing a Basic Sport Program, Teaching and Learning, and Mental Preparation.
| Day(s) |
Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 562 | Dec 5 - Dec 6 | 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM | $121.62 | | | Su | | | 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM | | | |
INTRODUCTION TO STERILE SUPPLY PROCESSING IN THE HEALTHCARE FACILITY
Course:HLT0151
This course is part of the following Program(s): Sterile Supply Processing
Knowledge of the functions performed in a sterile supply processing department and the roles of the technician are foundational to working in this environment. In this course, students learn role expectations and organizational issues for the sterile supply processing technician working in a sterile supply processing department. Students learn communication and customer service skills, basic medical terminology, human anatomy, operative procedures, and surgical instrumentation.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| W, Th | 531 | Dec 2 - Jan 28 | 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM | $462.00 | |
INVESTIGATIVE TECHNIQUES AND SURVEILLANCE
Course:INV3013
This course is part of the following Program(s): Public and Private Investigations
Students are introduced to the skills required of an investigator and the basic steps used during an investigation. Students gain skills to communicate effectively through report writing and the use of basic surveillance techniques, as they pertain to investigations. The basics of surveillance equipment such as CCTV cameras and time-lapse video are also illustrated.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| T | 521 | Nov 24 - Feb 9 | 7 PM - 10 PM | $221.60 | |
LEGAL ISSUES AND STATUTES
Course:INV3014
This course is part of the following Program(s): Public and Private Investigations
This course is designed to give students an in-depth understanding of the criminal laws, civil laws, and procedures they are likely to encounter in their careers as public or private investigators. Students examine laws such as the Private Investigator Act, the Criminal Code of Canada, various provincial laws, and privacy legislation. Ethics for public and private investigators are discussed.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| W | 531 | Nov 25 - Feb 10 | 7 PM - 10 PM | $221.60 | |
MS EXCEL 2007 - LEVEL III
Course:DAT5493
Students will customize their workbooks, work with multiple data sources, collaborate with other users, and enhance their spreadsheets using charts and graphic objects.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| T, Th | 522 | Nov 24 - Nov 26 | 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM | $178.31 | |
MS EXCEL 2007 - LEVEL III
Course:DAT5493
Students will customize their workbooks, work with multiple data sources, collaborate with other users, and enhance their spreadsheets using charts and graphic objects.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| T, Th | 522 | Nov 24 - Nov 26 | 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM | $178.31 | |
ORACLE DATABASE 10G: ADMINISTRATION WORKSHOP II
Course:CST5375
This course is part of the following Program(s): Oracle Database Administration
Oracle DBAs manage the industries most advanced information systems and command some of the highest salaries. This course advances your success as an Oracle professional in the area of database administration. In this class, you learn how to configure an Oracle database for multilingual applications. You practise various methods of recovering the database, using RMAN, SQL and Flashback technology. Tools to monitor database performance and what steps to take to improve database performance are also covered in this course. You also learn how to use various database technologies such as Resource Manager, the Scheduler and Automatic Storage Management (ASM). The lesson topics are reinforced with structured hands-on practices and a workshop. This course is designed to prepare you for the corresponding Oracle Certified Professional exam.
Notes: Prerequisites: CST5372, CST5373, CST5374
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| T, Th | 521 | Jan 5 - Feb 4 | 6 PM - 10 PM | $1,587.00 | |
OZONE DEPLETION PREVENTION
Course:HRA5524
This Ontario government recognized course, provides the student with the Ozone Depletion Prevention Card (ODP). This card is mandatory for all personnel working with ozone depleting substances. The certification course follows the approved Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institutes (HRAI) program. The student receives a student guide and the ODP Card is sent to the student after successful completion of this course.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa | 563 | Nov 28 | 9 AM - 4 PM | $172.90 | |
ROUTER THEORY AND CONFIGURATION
Course:CST6473
This course is part of the following Program(s): Cisco Networking Administration
Students acquire classroom and practical experience with router configuration and routing protocols. Topics include routed and routing protocols, advanced router configuration, and verifying IP addresses. Course material from Cisco Academy Program CCNA Routing Protocols and Concepts is included.
Notes: Last class is from 6:30pm - 10:30pm.
PreRequisites: CST6472
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| M | 511 | Dec 7 - Mar 3 | 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM | $1,352.57 | | | W | | | 6:30 PM - 10:30 PM | | | |
TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE - LEVEL III
Course:HLT0177
Students learn more Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practices and TCM approaches to some common diseases such as the common cold, insomnia, headache, dyspepsia, anorexia, and high blood pressure. They get a chance to practise on some TCM skills, such as acupuncture, cupping, and moxibustion with the help of a qualified instructor. Students also learn responsible use of TCM and about related legislation and regulations in Canada.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| M | 511 | Nov 30 - Dec 21 | 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM | $113.34 | |
TRAINING AND DEVELOPING PEOPLE
Course:PMC1003
This course prepares managers to design and deliver employee training programs including orientation and special skills training. Managers develop skills to determine which materials to include in their training programs, the best delivery methods, how to assess the effectiveness of training and how to best ensure the training is transferred to the workplace. Furthermore, managers are coached on employee development in relation to organizational growth and succession planning.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| Sa, Su | 561 | Dec 5 - Dec 13 | 8:30 AM - 4 PM | $230.86 | |
VENIPUNCTURE FOR BLOOD COLLECTION
Course:NSG0021
This workshop will cover anatomy, physiology, location of veins, techniques for drawing from difficult veins and different specimen containers used in blood collection. Lab time will be spent with simulated arms.
Notes: This course is for Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses and Internationally Trained Medical Doctors.
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| W | 532 | Dec 2 | 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM | $68.45 | |
VINIFICATION
Course:HOS5148
This course is part of the following Program(s): Sommelier, Wine Appreciation
The focus of this course is How is wine made. Students are provided a detailed examination of the wine making process from vineyard management to the glass. Included are in-depth descriptions and discussions of different techniques and their resulting impact on the finished wine. Students taste wines created using the practices discussed in class. An absolute must have course for anyone interested in becoming a polished taster or furthering their understanding of oenology.
Notes: Prerequisites HOS5026 or HOS5027 and HOS5162.
PreRequisites: HOS5027 or HOS5162
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Section |
Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| M | 517 | Dec 7 - Jan 11 | 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM | $358.60 | |
VISUAL LISP FOR AUTOCAD
Course:CAD8102
This course is part of the following Program(s): AutoCAD
Capture the power of AutoCad through Visual LISP. This course examines how Visual LISP can be used in the AutoCAD environment. LISP commands and programming structures are covered. Students are given small programming assignments to complete in class. Requirements as stated or related knowledge.
PreRequisites: CAD5515
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Date(s) |
Time |
Price |
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| F | 551 | Dec 4 - Dec 18 | 6 PM - 10 PM | $406.51 | | | Su | | | 12 PM - 6 PM | | | |
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