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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-03-13, Page 70Descriptions of Courses and Programs Work Measurement And Standard Data R This Work Measurement and Standard Data course is designed as a follow-up to Motion and Time Study. Included in the course are: maintaining sound standards, time study for stan- dard data,' predetermined motion - time systems for standard data, standard data development, graphs, formulae, tables and check sheets, controlling and standard data, computer use of standards, measuring 'non -repetitive and low volume work. Offered at: Waterloo Tues. & Thurs. 7-9:30 p.m. 10 wk's, Apr. 23 $30 Rm. G1 PERSONNEL COURSES Recruitment And Selection A The student will learn the prjtciples of forecasting manpower requirements, advertising, recruiting, selecting, and orienting new personnel. Basic screening, testing, interviewing, and counselling procedures are dis- cussed. and their related. legal aspects reviewed. Offered at: Doon Tues. 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. Apr. 16'$36 GENERAL EDUCATION Note: Students in Conestoga College Full-time Diploma Programs may take these courses a one -semester credit. Contemporary Political Issues This course will examine various con- temporary Canadian, national, and in- ternational issues as well as provincial issues of current interest. Topics can include constitutional issues, multicul- turalism in Canada, Quebec separation and provincial problems, individual rights, employment and research and development policies. Offered at: Doon Mon. & Wed. 7-10 p.m. 6 wks. Apr. 8 $36 Conversational French Please refer to page 11 for more infor- mation. Individual In Society R An examination of psychological princi- ples involved in the interaction of the individual and society. Topics include .onformity; aggression, and attitude, formation. Offered at! Doon Mon. & Wed. 7-10 p.m. 6 wks. Apr. 8 $36 Small Business Economics R This course examines the principles and skills required for the administration of 42 small private enterprises. Topics in- clude: legal forms of business organiza- tion, finance, credit, taxation, govern- ment involvement, layout and locational factors, risk management, and merchan- ° dising. Offered at: Doon Tues. & Thurs. 7-9:30 p.m. 9 wks. Apr. 2 $45 • STATIONARY ENGINEERING Stationary Engineering - 4th And 3rd Class Practical training together with suc- cessful completion of the modular ex- aminations and the required steam time will result in 4th and/or ' 3rd Class Stationary Engineering certificates. The intent is to offer practical and theoreti- cal courses each term depending upon demand. A minimum of Academic Up- grading Level111 or Grade 10 is re- quired. All entrants seeking certification will make their own arrangements to write the examinations specified by 'their local Skills Development Branch. Adults who are not currently working in the field but wish to enhance their employability in the, area may partici- pate.. Most of the required texts will be available the first evening for the registered students at the Continuing Education Book Store. Due to the similarity of topics in the 3rd and 4th blocks, both classes will be, taught at the same time. However, students must successfully complete the lower class examination blocks first. For Qualification as a 3rd or 4th Class Stationary Engineer, th.e following Blocks must be completed along with qualifying work experience: Power Plant Applied Science Power Plant Chemistry Power Plant Boilers and Auxiliaries Power Plant Heating, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Power Plant Electrics and Instruction Power Plant Applied Mechanics Power Plant Applied Science Blocks 641 and 631 S Due to the similarity of the, topics in this theoretical course both 4th and 3rd Class levels will be, taught. Students will receive one hour of each of the following every evening they attend: Mathematics I and 11 Physics 1 and If Thermodynamics 1 and 11 Block 641 must be successfully com- pleted before the Block 631 may be at- tempted. Offered at: Waterloo Thurs. 7-10 p:m. 12 wks. Apr. 18 $36 Rm. 82. Power Plant Boilers And Auxiliaries Blocks 643 and 633 This course will provide 42 S the basic knowledge of steam boilers and steam plant auxiliary equipment. Topics include: modern steam boilers, boiler erection and operation, boiler valves, pumps, fittings and piping sys- tems, feedwater heaters, economizers and air preheaters. Offered at: Guelph Wed: -7-10 p.m. 12 wks. Apr. 17 $36 Location: 70 Westmount Rd. Power Plant Chemistry Blocks 642 and 632 • S Topics include: water treatment, chem- istry, and fuel systems, and combus- tion. Offered at Waterloo Tues. 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. Apr. 16 $36 Power Plant Heating Refrigeration And Air Conditioning Block 644-634 S This course will provide the basic knowledge of air and gas compression, heating, refrigeration and air.. condition- ing. Topics include: air compressors, con- trols, auxiliary equipment, maintenance of compressors, steam and "hot water heating, ventilation, air conditioning, regulations and maintenance of equip- ment. Offered at: Waterloo Tues. 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. Apr. 16 $36 Rm. E2 SEMINARS Do-lt-Yourself Commercial Art A one -day seminar introducing basic tools, materials and skills of the com- mercial art business. No talent neces- sary! With the help of this seminar you will not only be able to draw the proverbial straight line, but you . will gain enough insight into designing and producing those costly pieces of adver- tising you have been paying for' that you will literally be able to do-it-your- self. Offered at: Stratford Wed. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. May 8 $40 `Fee includes supplies and lunch. Note: Refunds will be processed only if request is received three working days prior to start date. Financial Planning For Individuals S The lectures will focus on ways to save money on your Income Taxes and examine the fundamentals of tax plan- ning such as: - Making the most of your mortgage -in- terest tax deductible, paydowns, pen- alties „ - Different types of investments ex- plained - bonds, debentures, stocks, etc.