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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-03-13, Page 50Descripti ns of Courses and Programs Includes' definitions, policy conditions, robbery insurance, burglary policies, money and securities policies, fidelity, forgery, comprehensive dishonesty, disappearance and destruction. Offered at; Doon Wed. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Apr. 17 $46 Rm. D6 Fee includes $1 6 for text. Insurance Against Liability (Obligatory) S Topics covered are: Legal liability; volens; joint tort feasor; contract negli- gence; types of contracts; empl.oy_er.s. liability; workmen's compensation. Offered at: Waterloo Tues. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Apr. 16 $46 Fee includes $16 for text. Insurance On The Person • (General) S Prerequisite: Principles and Practice of Insurance. in this course the student's attention is concentrated bn: Basic principles of life insurance and the fundamental dif- v ferences between life insurance and ,•general insurance; types of life insur- ance.; actuarial and underwriting; annui- ties; government control; underwriting and selection of risks;, group insurance; accident and sickness insurance, pen- sion funds and group annuities; mar- keting of life insurance. Offered at: Guelph Tues, 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Apr. 16 $46 Fee includes $1 6 for text. _Insurance On Property - Part I - (Obligatory) S An introduction to property insurance, this course covers: basic fire policy; extended coverage endorsement; statu- tory conditions; co-insurance; mortgage clause; inland marine; multi -peril covers; homeowners; tenants; condo- minium policies. Offered at: Guelph Mon. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Apr. 15 $46 Fee includes $16 for text. Insurance On Property - Part 11 (General) S The key items for this course are: Business fire coverage: extended cov- erage endorsements E.C.K. L.J.; rating; fundamental principles and purposes of underwriting; practice of underwriting; 'mercantile coverages and diSmmercial coverages designed for specific pur- poses; bailee's policies; condominiums; real property insurance. Offered at: Doon Mon, 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Apr. 15 $46 Fee includes $1 6 for text. 22 Insurance Organization Accounts And Finance - (Obligatory) S The important material covered in this course includes government control. of insurance companies, agency organiza- tion, general principles of bookkeeping and insurance accounts, financial statements. Offered at: Waterloo Wed. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Apr. 17 $46 Fee includes $16 for text. Claims - Part I (Obligatory) S The subject matter includes: the pro- fession of adjusting, insurance con- tract, subrogation, first and third party claims, investigative techniques, prod- ucts liability, professional liability, bond claims, preserving evidence. Offered at: Waterloo Wed. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Apr. 17 $46 Fee includes $1 6 for text. Personal Lines Production (General) S An overview of the insurance business; individual selling skills; legal back- ground; jurisdiction/federal and proving cial; tort; agency; contract law; home, auto and life insurance. Offered at: Doon Tues. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks:' Apr. 16 $46 Fee includes $16 for text. Principles And. Practice Of Insurance - (Obligatory) S This course provides an introduction to the basic elements of the insurance industry: insurance and law; basics of contract law; insurance contracts; func- tion of adjusters; basics of re -insur- ance. Offered at: Guelph Wed. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Apr. 17 $46, Waterloo Mon. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Apr. 15 $46 Fee includes $16 for text. 4' .4,, =c1. ENERGY ALTERNATIVES Design Of Energy Efficient Homes S Homes are being built across Canada that heat, for under $200 a year. This seminar will give the homeowner an understanding of how to design a low energy/patswe solar home. Ypu will feview methods of building heat loss, discuss techniques for min- imizing building heat loss (e.g. double stud wall, air -tight vapour' barrier), discuss air-to-air exchangers, discuss building layout and floor plan in reduc- ing energy use, examination of proper window selection and placement in- cluding insulating shutters, discuss use of thermal mass to reduce energy consumption and moderate tempera- tures, and examination into attached greenhouses and sunspaces: The seminar will conclude with, a slide prese.ntation of low energy passive solar homes from across Canada.Sem- inar Leader: Stephen Carpenter, Pro- fessional Engineer. Offered at: Guelph Sat. 9 a.nt.-rm• 1,day. Apr. 13 $2.7 ; Note: Registration must be received by April 6. TECHNICAL Blueprint Reading A No experience reading blueprints is required. People who do read,bkieprints could attend this as a refresher course. Topics include: the history of drafting, types of projections, linework, dimen- sions, and sketching. Actual shop drawings will be used as well as text- books. Offered at: Guelph Wed. 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. Apr. 17 $36 Waterloo Mon. 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. Apr. 15 $36 Rm. 816 Blueprint Reading (Architectural And Structural) A The student will learn hpw to read blueprints and will be given a brief introduction to construction estimating. Emphasis is placed on accurate analy- sis of working drawings for commercial and industrial structures. The course provides a comprehensive interpreta- tion of architectural drawings. Instruc- tion starts with the professional devel- opment of plans and proceeds through the interrelationship of professional ar- chitectural requirements to the engi- neering disciplines. Offered at: Doon - Tues. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Apr. 23 $30 Calculus BI A This course covers the basic concepts of differentiation, integration and in- cludes practical applications. Both the indefinite and definite integral will be investigated, with applications dealing with motion, curve sketching, maxima and minima, area under a curve, nu- merical integration. Included are prob- lems occurring in the fields of Mechani- cal, Electrical and Industrial Technology. Offered at: Doon Wed. 7-10 p.m. 12' vks. Apr. 17 $30 Note: This is a credit course in a Post Secondary Program.