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Clinton News-Record, 1984-12-05, Page 119Descriptions of Courses and Programs Motion And Time Study R This course is a study of methods, time study and wage payment with practical application. Areas of study will include the history and development of motion and time study, operation analysis, people and machine relationships, mo- tion study, performance rating, job evaluation, time study requirements, value analysis, standard time and data, synthetic basic motion times, formula construction and work sampling, incen- tive systems, process planning and cost structures. Offered at: Cambridge Tues. 7:15-9:45 p.m. 24 wks. Jan. 15 $70 Note: Registration fee is for two con- secutive semesters and includes $10 for a Study Guide. Plant Layout R This course covers the practical ap- proach to systematic layout planning, material, machine and people move- ment, waiting, servicing, building, and change factors. The student will study the planning, making, installing and managing of the layout. Offered at: Guelph Tues. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Jan. 15 $30 Statistical Quality Control R Statistical aspects of quality control will be studied in this course. Topics will include statistical methods, benefits, frequency distribution, normal curve, average, limits, standard deviation, charts, calculation for limits, effect of probability on sampling. Offered at: Guelph Thurs. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Jan. 17 $40 Fee includes $10 for a Study Guide. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM - LEVEL II C The Program builds on the course work Of Industrial Engineering - Level 1. The courses provide the student with 'many of the tools and techniques which are used in the analysis; improvement and control of work. The , stud�y nt also receives •a basic training in si pervision and fundamentals of labour relations. Courses in the Program are as follows: - Basic Drafting - Introduction to Planning and Scheduling - Applications of Tooling - Effective Supervision - Communications - Effective Labour Relations - Work Measurement and Standard Data - Manufacturing Processes and Process Planning - Cost Analysis and Cost Estimating Upon completion of these eight courses, the student will receive a Conestoga College Certificate. Admission Requirements: - successful completion of the Industrial Engineering - Level I Program or equiv- alent. - completion of the Industrial Engineer- ing - Level II Program Questionnaire. Introduction To Planning And Scheduling R This course is a study of the organiza- tion and functions of a production control department and gives the stu- dent an insight into the relationships of the department with other functions in the organization. Through this course, the student will understand the impor- t tance of a production plan and fare - casting. Also included is the prepara- tion of a production plan, department schedules, application of standards in production planning, and the use of planning techniques such as GANTT Charts and C.P.M. Offered at: Waterloo Tues. 7-10 p.m. 10 wks. Jan. 15 $30 Rm. G1 PERSONNEL COURSES Training And Development A In this course emphasis is placed on the assessment of training need as well as the' development, administration, and evaluation of training plans. Meth- ods of training the trainer and using available training aids are covered. Offered at: Doon Tues. 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. Jan. 15 $36 Organizational Behaviour A The student will learn the principles of human behaviour within a variety of organizational structures. Individual and group behaviours will be discussed, along with the related organization and management theories presently in wise use. Typical organization and concepts will be reviewed, principles and techniques introducing change. Offered at: Guelph Wed. 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. Jan. 16 $36 management, including the employed for GENERAL EDUCATION Note: Students in Conestoga College Full-time Diploma Programs may take these courses a one -semester credit. Contemporary Political Issues R 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. 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. Jan. 14 $36 Conversational French Please refer to page..4,,:,1 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 conformity, aggression, and attitude formation. Offered at: Doon Wed. 7-10 p.m. 12 wks. Jan. 16 $36 Small Business Economics R This course examines the principles and skills required for the administra- tion of small private enterprises. Topics include: legal forms of business organi- zation, finance, credit, taxation, govern- ment involvement, layout and locational factors, risk management, and mer- chandising. Offered at: Doon Tues. 7-10 p.m. 15 wks. Jan, 15 $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 Level 111 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, the following Blocks must by 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 47