241 Cost-Benefit Analysis and Project Evaluation 263* Economic History of Canada
341* Public Finance
343* Urban Economics
347* Industrial Organization
351* Labour Economics
353* Population Economics
Canadian Studies (CDNST)
29 courses in the 1974–75 Undergraduate Calendar, read from the scanned original. The text comes from OCR, so check the scanned page before relying on a detail.
Notes
Canadian Studies 202*
Canadian Studies 300
Canadian Studies 400
Canadian Studies
Canadian Studies
The Departments of Economics, English, French, Geography, History, Political Science and Sociology co-operate in the offering of a special programme in Canadian Studies designed to provide the student with an interdisciplinary approach to the study of all aspects of Canada.
Students who propose to concentrate in Canadian Studies (see the outline of the programme on:p. 120 of the Calendar) complete a standard first year programme (in which French 190 is required, or French 101*/102* if the equivalent of Grade 13 French has not been passed) and then follow the Honours programme of one of the above departments, or a double Honours programme with two of the above departments.
In each of Years 2, 3, and 4 the student takes the equivalent of three full courses (four if double Honours) in his major department(s), one of which (or one each if double Honours) is the department’s principal Canadian course at that level. In each year electives are chosen from among the various Canadian content courses offered by each participating department (as listed below).
The core course for each year of the programme is an interdisciplinary study of Canadian problems, offered either in a lecture/tutorial format or a seminar format (depending on the number of students registered), and staffed by interested faculty members of the participating departments and of the University and by eminent scholars from other parts of Canada who will visit the University for brief or extended periods during the year.
The student is granted, upon successful completion of the 22-course programme, an Honours B.A. in. his major subject with the subtitle of Canadian Studies.
Core Courses
An interdisciplinary course offered both through lectures and discussion groups devoted to the Canadian social and physical environments.
Also an interdisciplinary approach to the study of the cultural environment in Canada.
A seminar course, staffed by at least two factulty members from different departments, in which particular themes and problems relating to Canada will be investigated. The content of the programme each year will vary according to the interest and inclination of faculty and students.
Prerequisite: Canadian Studies 201*/202*
An extensive senior research essay, supervised by a committee composed of faculty members from two or more of the participating departments, which deals with a specific aspect of Canada utilizing material and methods from several different disciplines.
Prerequisite: Canadian Studies 300
Economics
English
French
Geography
Canadian Studies 313
Principal Canadian Content Courses Offered by the Participating Departments
101* Introduction to Microeconomics
102* Introduction to Macroeconomics
355 Economics of Energy and National Resources 363* Contemporary Canadian Problems
364* Contemporary Canadian Problems
140* The Use of English
205R* The Canadian Short Story
208F* Themes in Canadian Literature
313* Canadian Literature to 1920
314* Canadian Poetry Since 1920
315* Canadian Prose Since 1920
316* Canadian Drama .
495 Senior Honours Essay in Canadian Literature
190 French Language, and French-Canadian Civilization (or
French 101*/102* or French 151*/152* if students have not: passed the equivalent of Grade 13 French
250 Intensive Language Training ‘
271* Poetry and Song in Quebec
272 Introduction to French-Canadian Novel
CDNST 300 Advanced Instruction in Written French
375 Contemporary French-Canadian Novel
376* The “essai” in French Canada
455 Training for Proficiency in Oral and Written Expression
456 Stylistics, Advanced Grammar and Composition
471* French-Canadian Poetry
472* Contemporary Quebec Theatre
195 Environmental Studies: Introduction to Environmental Problems
322* Geographical Study of Canada
341* Histrocial Geography of Canada 1
342* Historical Geography of Canada 2
411* Resource Studies
422* Canada
History
Political Science
Sociology
Canadian Studies
222* Modern French Canada
224* Canadian History Since 1867
265 Canadian History
266 The History of Selected Racial and Regional Minorities
267 Canadian Non-Indigenous Minorities 1
268 Canadian Non-Indigenous Minorities 2
379 Pre-Confederation Canada 1760-1867
380 Canada 1867-1967
382 Canadian Intellectual History
383 History of French Canada in 1867
384 Canada in Crisis
386* Ontario History to Confederation
387 Ontario History Since Confederation
389 Canada in World Affairs: The Twentieth Century
390 History of North American Indians
420 Senior Seminar in Nineteenth-Century Canadian History 421 Senior Seminar in Ontario History
423 Senior Seminar in Modern Quebec
425 Senior Seminar in Canadian Cultural History
-450 Marxism and Canadian History
116* Introduction to. Politics 2
260 Canadian Government and Politics 330 Public Administration
341* Provincial Politics
343* Urban Politics 1
373* Political Parties
374* Interest Group Politics
377* Political Socialization
431* Canadian Public Policy 1
432* Canadian Public Policy 2
442* Politics in Ontario
443* Politics in Western Canada
444* The Politics in Quebec
445 Politics in the Atlantic Provinces
451 Comparative Parliamentary Systems 461* Problems in Canadian Politics 1 462* Problems in Canadian Politics 2
473* Voting Behaviour
478 Research Seminar in Political Socialization
101* Introduction to Sociology
120R Fundamentals of Sociology
205* Social Problems
215* Sociology of Sex Roles
250* Crime and Society
251* Ethnic and Racial Relations
262* Canadian Population
300* Canadian Social Institutions
301* Urban Sociology
315* Social Stratification
320R Canadian Ethnic and Cultural Minorities 321* Research Methods 1
323* Project in Sociological Research
399 Research Seminar in Canadian Society 499 Honours Essay
Canadian Studies 315
Principal Canadian Content Courses Offered. by Other Arts Departments
Anthropology 233* Eskimo Cultures 234* North American Indians
235 Contemporary Canadian Indian Scene
310 Peoples of the North American Subarctic
Fine Arts 316* Canadian Art 317* Canadian Art
Inter-Disciplinary Social 210R Community Issues Science
Philosophy 225* Problems in Social and Political Philosophy in Canada
312 Philosophy of Education 2
Psychology 242* Educational Psychology: Learning Disabilities
454 Senior Seminar in Educational Psychology
Religious Studies 339J Theologians of Renewal
Social Work 120R* Introduction to Social Work
125R Social Problems
Professor and Chairman of Department Professor and Associate - Chairman (Graduate Studies)
Associate Professor and Associate Chairman (Undergraduate Studies)
Professors