BCIT Part-time Studies - Winter 2012 flyer

PART-TIME STUDIES

It’s your career.

Get it right.

WINTER 2012 January–March

Register online today at bcit.ca/pts.

Part-time Studies Information Session November 16, 4:00–6:00 pm, BCIT Downtown Campus > 555 Seymour Street, Vancouver

BUSINESS COMPUTING ENGINEERING APPLIED SCIENCES HEALTH SCIENCES TRADES ACADEMIC STUDIES

BCIT sustains.

BCIT heals.

BCIT designs.

BCIT manages.

BCIT works.

PART-TIME STUDIES wELCOME TO PART-TIME STUDIES AT BCIT

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BCIT Part-time Studies provides the flexibility you need to achieve your goals at a pace that works for you.

New and returning students can register using any of the following methods:

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Take classes by day, in the evening, or on the weekend. Study in a classroom, by distance, or online. Take just one course or work towards a certificate, diploma, or degree. Part-time Studies is a great way to advance your career, earn a credential, upgrade your skills, or explore new career possibilities without a full-time commitment.

Visit bcit.ca/pts.

Courses are offered at Burnaby Campus as well as our Downtown, Marine, Great Northern Way, and Aerospace campuses. Simply pick the courses you want to take, and register!

Download the registration form available at bcit.ca/pts and mail it to the address below.

how To uSe ThIS FLYeR Browse through the pages and read about areas of study, programs, and courses available this term (and beyond in some cases). Then go online for the complete story.

FIND CouRSe DeTaILS Visit bcit.ca/pts, and enter the eight-character course code (example below) for a full course description including dates, times, locations, and price.

FIND pRoGRaM DeTaILS

CepD 0101 Career Testing

Visit the website listed below the program name (example below) for a complete program overview as well as details about entering the program, costs and supplies, courses, and other helpful info.

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FaX Download the registration form available at bcit.ca/pts and fax it to 604.430.1331.

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Student Information and Enrolment Services British Columbia Institute of Technology 3700 Willingdon Avenue Burnaby, BC V5G 3H2

IN peRSoN Visit a BCIT campus during our regular office hours: bcit.ca/admission/contacts

BY phoNe 604.456.1122 or 1.866.656.1241.

For additional information about Part-time Studies, refer to page 4.

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FIND ouT MoRe aT aN INFoRMaTIoN SeSSIoN Information sessions are a great way to explore your options. Learn more about a program. Get your questions answered by faculty and staff.

Determine if the program you’re considering is the right one for you. To browse all of BCIT’s upcoming info sessions, visit bcit.ca/infosessions.

Don’t miss the annual Part-time Studies Info Session: November 16, 4:00–6:00 pm BCIT Downtown Campus 555 Seymour Street, Vancouver

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GENERAL INfORMATION ABOUT PART-TIME STUDIES how paRT-TIMe STuDIeS woRkS aT BCIT To take most courses, or start many of the programs offered through Part-time Studies, you are not required to apply and be accepted. In most cases, you simply pick the courses you want to take, register, and then pay your fees. However, some courses may require departmental approval before you can register.

Check the program’s website for complete details.

pReReQuISITeS All students are responsible for ensuring they have the necessary prerequisites before undertaking any course.

Many part-time programs require English at the BC Grade 12 level. Furthermore, to be successful in BCIT’s applied learning environment, applicants must demonstrate a suitable level of English in all four language skills: reading, writing, speaking, and listening. In order to be admitted to a program, you will be required to provide proof that you meet the specified English-language proficiency requirement.

Please check the program web page for specific requirements. BCIT has several upgrading courses for students who wish to improve their English-language skills.

FeeS, ReFuNDS, aND wIThDRawaLS Course fees must be paid in full at the time of registration. The preferred methods of payment are: credit card (Visa, MasterCard, or American Express); cash or debit card (in person only); cheque or money order; or letter of authorization from employer (to be invoiced by BCIT).

Refund information, including the deadline, will be provided when you register for a course. Special fees for some courses are non-refundable, and different refund requirements may apply.

Submit withdrawal requests to Student Information and Enrolment Services at either Burnaby Campus or Downtown Campus before the refund deadline.

Once the refund deadline has passed, you will need to complete a Request to Withdraw from a Part-time Studies Course form.

pRoGRaM appLICaTIoN aND appRoVaL whY appLY To a pRoGRaM? Many of BCIT’s Part-time Studies courses are part of larger programs that can earn you a credential including a certificate, diploma, and degree. You could start with just one course, and end up with a degree.

But the first step is to apply for program approval. This ensures that BCIT is aware of your intent to complete a program as it is currently outlined. BCIT continuously reviews programs and implements changes based on industry and market trends. Program approval guarantees that credit for courses that are a part of your program will be honoured despite program requirement changes.

how Do I ReQueST pRoGRaM appRoVaL? If you plan to complete one of the many programs offered through Part-time Studies, you should complete a Part-time Program Declaration form. It is a good idea to complete two or three courses before submitting your request for program approval. You’ll find the form and submission instructions in the Downloads section at bcit.ca/pts.

pRoGRaM aDVISING Program advisors can help you on your path to becoming a part-time student at BCIT by providing the information you need and by answering your questions. If they can’t answer a question, they’ll find someone who can. Look them up at bcit.ca/advising.

FINaNCIaL aSSISTaNCe Need assistance funding your studies? Find out if you qualify for a Part-time Studies grant at bcit.ca/finaid/parttime.

DeGReeS bcit.ca/study/credentials BCIT degrees provide graduates with both theoretical knowledge and advanced skills that can be applied in the workplace. Currently, BCIT offers 22 baccalaureate degrees. Degrees are offered in full-time and parttime format, or by distance and online learning to accommodate individual needs and schedules.

Degrees achievable through Part-time Studies are described in more detail throughout this guide.

SeRVICeS aT BCIT Part-time students have access to the same services and amenities as our full-time students. For full details of the various educational support, recreation, administration, and other useful resources available, visit bcit.ca/pts/services.

myBCIT As a Part-time Studies student, you’ll be provided with a myBCIT account. Use this online portal to access various student self-services including: registration information, course schedules, receipts, my.bcit.ca email, marks, final grades, and tax receipts.

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pLaN aheaD keY DaTeS FoR:

wINTeR 2012

SpRING/SuMMeR 2012

FaLL 2012

Web preview available

October 28

February 10

May 25

Registration opens: online

October 30

February 12

May 27

Registration opens: in person, by phone, mail, or fax

October 31

February 13

May 28

Materials available at the bookstore*

November 28

February 12

July 23

Term start-up

January 12

April 10

September 10

* Approximate date only.

4 Part-time Studies Information Session > Nov 16, 4:00–6:00 pm, BCIT Downtown Campus

The BCIT ID card is an identification card which allows you to access many of the services and resources at BCIT including library and recreation services. If you are a current registered student and have paid your fees for a course or a program, you are eligible for a card. Cards can be ordered online or in person.

Complete details are available at bcit.ca/card/getone.

MoRe INFoRMaTIoN Still have more questions? Check out bcit.ca/pts for comprehensive information, including our course finder, on Part-time Studies.

TABLE Of CONTENTS academic Studies, Transfer, and upgrading .............................................................. 6–7 Biology .............................................................................6 Career Exploration .............................................................6 Chemistry .........................................................................6 Communication.................................................................6 Liberal Studies ..................................................................7

Mathematics .....................................................................7 Physics .............................................................................7 Study Skills .......................................................................7 Technology Entry ..............................................................7 Trades Entry Upgrading .....................................................7

International .............................................................................................................. 8 Business Management Studies ..........................................8 Confucius Institute ............................................................8 English Competency Assessment .......................................8

International Student Entry Program (ISEP) ........................8 Professional English Language Development (PELD) ..........8

applied and Natural Sciences ................................................................................ 9–12 Customized Industry Training ............................................9 Assayer Certification Training ............................................9 Biotechnology ...................................................................9 Brownfield Redevelopment ................................................9 Chemical and Environmental Technology .........................10 Food Technology .............................................................10 Forensic Science and Technology ....................................10 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) .............................10

Geomatics Engineering Technology .................................11 Green Roof Technology ...................................................11 Mining and Mineral Exploration Technology......................11 Parks ..............................................................................11 Renewable Resource Technology.....................................12 Sustainable Energy Management .....................................12 Sustainable Urban Development (SUD) ............................12

Business and Media ............................................................................................ 13–24 Customized Corporate and Industry Training ....................13 Airport Operations ...........................................................13 Broadcast and Media Communications ...........................13 Business Administration ..................................................14 Digital Arts ......................................................................15 Finance, Accounting, and Insurance ...............................16 International Trade Training.............................................18

Marketing and Tourism Management ...............................18 Nonprofit and Fundraising Management ..........................19 Operations Management .................................................20 Technical Writing ............................................................21 Technology Management ................................................21 Venture Development ......................................................22

Computing and Information Technology ................................................................ 25–29 Cisco CCNA™ and CCNP™ ..............................................25 Computer Networking for Technicians .............................25 Applied Computer Applications........................................26 Database and Information Systems ..................................26

Information Technology Professional Skills .......................27 Networking and Security Design ......................................27 Software Development and Web Technologies..................28 CST Laddered Credential Programs .................................29

engineering and Technical Studies ....................................................................... 30–36 Customized Industry Training ..........................................30 Architectural and Building Engineering Technology ..........30 CAD Training Centre ........................................................32 Civil Engineering and Civil Technology ..............................32 Construction Management ..............................................32 Electronics ......................................................................32 Engineering Technologies ................................................33 Environmental Engineering Technology ............................33 Fire Protection ................................................................33

Fluid Power .....................................................................33 Interior Design ................................................................33 Maintenance Management ..............................................34 Manufacturing ................................................................34 Mechanical .....................................................................34 Mechanical Systems........................................................34 Nondestructive Testing....................................................35 Oil and Gas Processing ....................................................35 Power Engineering ..........................................................35

health Sciences ................................................................................................. 37–40 Basic Health Sciences ....................................................37 Cardiac Science Technologies .........................................37 Dental Office Receptionist ...............................................38 Health Care Management ................................................38 Medical Imaging..............................................................38

Medical Laboratory Science for Internationally Trained Professionals ........................38 Medical Office Assistant ..................................................38 Nuclear Medicine ............................................................38 Occupational Health and Safety .......................................39 Specialty Nursing ............................................................39

Trades, Vocational, and apprenticeship ................................................................ 41–46 Customized Industry Training ..........................................41 Access Programs ............................................................41 Automotive Collision Repair/Refinishing ...........................42 Automotive Service Technician ........................................42 Automotive Service Operations ........................................42 Carpentry........................................................................42 Commercial Transport Mechanic .....................................42 Drafting ..........................................................................42 Electrical Trades .............................................................42 Fluid Power .....................................................................42 Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration ..........................................................43

Heavy Duty Mechanic......................................................43 Joinery ............................................................................43 Machinist ........................................................................43 Marine ............................................................................43 Millwright ........................................................................43 Mobile Equipment Operator .............................................44 Motorcycle Mechanic ......................................................44 Piping .............................................................................44 Safety .............................................................................44 Welding ..........................................................................44

SERVICES fOR PART-TIME STUDENTS > aboriginal Services > Bookstore > Counselling > Disability Resource Centre > harassment and Discrimination > International Credential evaluation Service > International Student Centre > IT Services > Library > myBCIT > parking > prior Learning assessment and Recognition > program advising > Recreation Services > Safety and Security > Student employment Services > Student Financial aid and awards > Student health Services > Student Records

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ACADEMIC STUDIES, TRANSfER, AND UPGRADING

Do you want to explore different career options or pursue a degree? are you looking to upgrade your skills in a core academic subject such as physics or math? Do you need to enhance your communication or study skills?

In this section, you will find information on BCIT’s course offerings in areas including mathematics, sciences, communication, liberal studies, and career preparation. we also provide custom training workshops for industry.

ACADEMIC STUDIES, TRANSfER, AND UPGRADING AREAS Of STUDy > Biology > Career exploration > Chemistry > Communication > Liberal Studies > Mathematics > physics > Study Skills > Technology entry upgrading > Trades entry upgrading

BIOLOGy

bcit.ca/study/courses/bhsc0100

604.432.8831

COMMUNICATION

bcit.ca/cas/communication

604.412.7506

Interested in pursuing a career in health sciences? Need to refresh or expand your knowledge of human anatomy and physiology? BCIT Nursing and other School of Health Sciences programs accept BHSC 0100 Human Biology as satisfying their Biology 12 requirement.

Get the writing and speaking skills you need to succeed in today’s workplace. We offer a wide range of courses, covering everything from writing letters and formal reports to delivering technical briefings and sales presentations. If you have further questions, contact cecomm@bcit.ca.

Courses offered this term:

Courses offered this term:

BhSC 0100 human Biology

CoMM 1103 Introduction to Business and Technical Communication

CAREER EXPLORATION

CoMM 1106 Introduction to Business and Technical Communication*

bcit.ca/counselling/careerexploration 604.432.8608

CoMM 1120 Communication 1 for Interior Design

Undecided about your career? Looking for one that’s a better fit for you? Identify your interests, values, and personal styles in order to make better-informed career and lifestyle decisions with one of these weekend or evening courses.

Courses offered this term: CepD 0101

CoMM 2003 Business and Technical Reports* CoMM 2202 Business and Technical Correspondence CoMM 2320 Communication 2 for Interior Design

CepD 0102 Career Search workshop

bcit.ca/cas/chemistry

CoMM 2002 Business and Technical Correspondence*

CoMM 2203 Business and Technical Reports

Career Testing

CHEMISTRy

CoMM 1700 Communication for the Internationally Trained Medical Laboratory professional

* With language development component.

604.432.8292

If you have taken a Term 1 Chemistry day-school course but have not passed it, we offer the following course this term:

Course offered this term: CheM 1111 General Chemistry

6 Part-time Studies Information Session > Nov 16, 4:00–6:00 pm, BCIT Downtown Campus

INDuSTRY SeRVICeS bcit.ca/cas/industry/training

604.451.7065

The Communication department frequently adapts communication training to suit industry needs. We can provide one- to five-day workshops, or weekly classes at your location, on a variety of professional communication topics. Please visit our website for a full list of workshops we offer.

ACADEMIC STUDIES, TRANSfER, AND UPGRADING CoNSuLTING SeRVICeS aND INDuSTRY pRoJeCTS bcit.ca/cas/communication

604.451.7065

PHySICS

bcit.ca/cas/physics

604.432.8292

Looking for communication expertise? Our experts can take anything from manuals to business plans from concept to completion. In addition, our Technical Writing Certificate students and grads are available with up-todate training for industry projects.

At BCIT, most programs in the Engineering and Health technologies have an entry requirement of Physics 11. You will meet this requirement with our Pre-Entry Physics 0309 course.

ENGLISH COMPETENCy ASSESSMENT

phYS 0309 pre-entry physics 1

Courses offered this term:

See the International section.

phYS 1301 General physics 1

LIBERAL STUDIES

PROfESSIONAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT (PELD)

bcit.ca/cas/liberalstudies

604.456.1179

All BCIT bachelor’s degrees require you to complete a minimum of 12 credits (usually four courses) of 7000-level Liberal Studies courses. These courses provide essential breadth beyond a specific discipline, explore approaches to enduring human concerns, and enhance competence in critical reasoning and decision making.

Courses offered this term: eNGL 1177

academic writing

LIBS 7001

Critical Reading and writing

LIBS 7002

applied ethics

See the International section.

STUDy SKILLS bcit.ca/skil0403

604.451.7176

Get a fresh start for school and develop skills for student success.

Course offered this term: SkIL 0403

effective writing Skills

TECHNICAL wRITING

Visit our website for a list of current elective options.

See the Business and Media section.

MATHEMATICS

TECHNOLOGy ENTRy (TE) UPGRADING PROGRAM

bcit.ca/cas/math

604.432.8861

Do you need to upgrade your math skills? Our math courses are specifically designed to provide practical skills to apply to your technical studies or to your job.

Many programs in the Engineering Technologies have an entry requirement of Math 12. Math 0001 will meet the Math 12 requirement for BCIT programs and is offered January, April, May, June, and September every year.

Please note that Math 0001 is intended only for people entering a BCIT program.

Courses offered this term: MaTh 0001 Technical Mathematics: Introduction MaTh 0002 Technical Mathematics: Introduction MaTh 0007 Foundations of Mathematics MaTh 1041 Trigonometry MaTh 1042 Logarithms MaTh 1043 analytic Geometry MaTh 1044 Trigonometry for Renewable Resources

bcit.ca/cas/techentry

If you want solid academic preparation before entering a BCIT Technology program, this 15-week program is for you. Improve your skills in core areas such as communication, mathematics, chemistry, and physics in order to meet program prerequisites. TE can also provide BC educational equivalents to supplement credentials earned in other school systems. TE is a great opportunity for you to strengthen your skills and explore BCIT program options at the same time. Intakes are January and September of each year. TE offers Grade 11- and 12level chemistry and physics courses to meet Technology program entrance requirements. Grade 12-level science courses are only available during the January to April term.

TRADES ENTRy UPGRADING bcit.ca/transportation/access

604.451.7159

See “Access Programs” within the Trades, Vocational, and Apprenticeship section.

MaTh 2041 Calculus part 1 MaTh 2042 Calculus 1B MaTh 2043 Calculus 1C MaTh 2044 Calculus 1Ca

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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT STUDIES bcit.ca/7970acert

604.432.8816

This program helps international and ESL students build up to the high level of work and English competency that is needed to succeed in BCIT diploma programs. The Business Management Studies program has four preentry levels. Class sizes are kept small to ensure there is more attention to your individual needs. This program incorporates a number of basic business courses with the necessary English upgrading to meet BCIT’s language requirements and the entrance requirements for advanced placement into diploma programs. You will learn practical workplace and study skills such as how to work in teams, critical thinking, and presentation skills while completing credit courses towards future study.

CONfUCIUS INSTITUTE confucius.bcit.ca

Need to improve your english skills for business, personal, or academic reasons? are you new to studying in Canada? are you a Canadian who wishes to get the most out of business opportunities in China?

In this section, you will find information on BCIT’s training options for english as a Second Language (eSL), domestic, and foreign students. Some of the offerings are designed to help you meet english entrance requirements, allowing you to successfully enter into further BCIT programs. You will also find information for businesses and industries that seek practical skills and knowledge to compete successfully in the global market.

604.412.7732

The Confucius Institute offers courses and customized industry training programs for the Canadian community and students to learn Chinese culture and language skills to enhance your knowledge of China. CINT 1210 teaches students (who have no Chinese background and who have never studied Mandarin before) four basic language skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing in Mandarin Chinese, and provides basic knowledge in Chinese culture. CINT 2001 equips Chinese teachers with the skills required to teach Chinese as a Second Language in Canada.

Courses offered this term: CINT 1210

Basic Mandarin and Chinese Culture

CINT 2001

Teaching Methodology for Teaching Chinese as a Second Language

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENTRy PROGRAM (ISEP) bcit.ca/international/isep

ISEP is an intensive English-training program designed for students who are unable to meet their program’s Englishlanguage entrance requirements. For 25 hours per week, ISEP upgrades your English-language and learning skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. This program provides a direct pathway for you to successfully enter into further BCIT programs and fulfills Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s visa requirements.

There are six levels in ISEP. Each level (100–600) is seven weeks long and consists of four courses: Speaking, Listening, Reading, and Writing. Students complete a placement test to determine their starting level.

PROfESSIONAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT (PELD) (ENGLISH UPGRADING COURSES) bcit.ca/cas/communication/peld

Courses offered this term: CoMM 0071 Foundations of Technical and Business english for eSL Speakers (Level 1)

ENGLISH COMPETENCy ASSESSMENT

CoMM 0003 writing, Speaking, Listening, and Reading Skills for Technical Communication for Second Language Students (Level 2)

BCIT’s English Competency Assessment is designed to help determine if your English-language skills are at a level necessary to meet the entrance requirements of BCIT programs and courses. For information about BCIT’s English Competency Assessment, including sample test questions and frequently asked questions, please visit our website.

CoMM 0004 Technical Communication Skills for Second Language Students (Level 3)

bcit.ca/cas/communication/assessment 604.434.1610

Assessment offered this term:

CoMM 0005 Technical english and Learning Skills for Second Language Students (Level 4) CoMM 0008 Technical english and Learning Skills (Level 4) CoMM 0029 Speaking and Listening Skills 1 for eSL Speakers CoMM 0030 Speaking and Listening Skills 2 for eSL Speakers

CoMM 0015 english Competency assessment

> Business Management Studies > Confucius Institute > english Competency assessment > professional english Language Development

604.456.8089

PELD courses are designed to help you upgrade your English or improve your English at work. PELD is ideal for landed immigrants who are unable to meet BCIT’s English entrance requirements or international students who have completed their high school education in an Englishspeaking country but require English-language upgrading with a focus on writing. Please write the COMM 0015 English Competency Assessment. It is an entry test that evaluates your ability to study in one of the PELD courses.

If you have further questions, contact peld@bcit.ca.

INTERNATIONAL AREAS Of STUDy

> International Student entry program

604.412.7707

web registration begins oct 30, 2011. Learn how To ReGISTeR on page 3.

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APPLIED AND NATURAL SCIENCES

CUSTOMIZED INDUSTRy TRAINING

Distance Education courses offered this term:

Are you looking for flexible, cost-effective training solutions customized to meet the needs of your organization? BCIT’s School of Construction and the Environment will customize a training program for your organization based on any of our current programs of study. Training programs range in duration from a half-day to six months and are offered in both full-time and part-time formats. Work with us to build your human resource capacity, prepare for growth or change, comply with policy developments, and eliminate travel expenses often associated with professional development. Contact us to discuss training opportunities in areas such as:

ChSC 5632 Mineral ID and Fire assaying

bcit.ca/construction/industry

604.456.1012

> Aboriginal Training > Geomatics and GIS > Green Roof Technology > Mining and Mineral Exploration > Renewable Resources: Chainsaw, ATV, Animal Awareness

ChSC 5633 wet assay/Qualitative analysis ChSC 5634 analytical Instrumentation

BIOTECHNOLOGy BIoTeChNoLoGY–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/biot5800

biotech@bcit.ca

Are you a recent graduate of a Bachelor of Science in a molecular-based life science and looking to gain hands-on experience working in a lab environment? This post-degree certificate provides up-to-date practical training needed to pursue a career in the field of biotechnology. This is a 21-credit course divided into units over a 13-week period consisting of both laboratory (75%) and lectures (25%).

BCIT is the first post-secondary institute in the province to offer a condensed timeframe credential in biotechnology.

Currently accepting applications for Summer 2013.

commons.bcit.ca/brownfield

ASSAyER CERTIfICATION TRAINING

604.432.8393

If you want to work in the mining industry as an assayer or chemical analyst, or if you are looking for upgrading, this is the training you need. With this advanced practical training in applied analytical chemistry, you will be eligible to write the exam for provincial certification given by the BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources.

You can opt to take only part of the training program for the purpose of job upgrading or as a refresher.

This broad area of study includes sustainability management, geomatics, green roof technology, mining, renewable resources, food technology, and forensics.

APPLIED AND NATURAL SCIENCES AREAS Of STUDy > assayer Certification Training > Biotechnology > Brownfield Redevelopment > Chemical and environmental Technology > Customized Industry Training

BROwNfIELD REDEVELOPMENT

> Sustainable Energy Management

www.assay.bcit.ca

ChSC 5631 assayer Training Introduction

BCIT’s programs in applied and natural sciences represent some of the fastest growing areas in the economy. we can help equip you not only to meet the challenges facing our generation, but also to lead and innovate solutions that will transform the world around us.

604.432.8857

BCIT’s School of Construction and the Environment is conducting a series of courses in brownfield redevelopment in support of the BC Brownfield Renewal Strategy. The purpose of the program is to provide current and prospective practitioners in the brownfield redevelopment industry with relevant knowledge and skills within an interdisciplinary framework. If you are a land developer, realtor, financial advisor, lawyer, planner, architect, or work in the environmental field, these courses are for you.

> Food Technology > Forensic Science and Technology > Geographic Information Systems > Geomatics engineering Technology > Green Roof Technology > Mining and Mineral exploration Technology > parks > Renewable Resource Technology > Sustainable energy Management > Sustainable urban Development

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APPLIED AND NATURAL SCIENCES FooD SaFeTY–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

CHEMICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGy bcit.ca/chemenviro

bcit.ca/6340acert

604.432.8237

Courses in laboratory quality, analytical methods, and materials science will provide opportunities for career advancement and professional development. The Laboratory Quality Assurance course covers the following topics: basic descriptive statistics, control charts, quality terminology, documentation, accreditation, and registration for ISO 17025. The Laboratory Quality System course includes the following topics: quality system requirements for ISO 17025 registration and laboratory accreditation, quality policy and objectives, organizational responsibilities, the quality manual, lab quality control, and quality audit.

Courses offered this term: ChSC 7826 Laboratory Quality assurance ChSC 7831 plasma Spectrochemistry

fOOD TECHNOLOGy 604.432.8723

For upgrading or training in quality assurance, we offer a wide range of industry courses and an associate certificate based on food product safety and quality. Courses can also be customized based on training needs.

Courses offered this year: wINTeR ’12–w

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

Do you work in the food industry but have no formal food science background? Are you a foreign-trained food technologist who wishes to obtain Canadian certification?

This program is for anyone who wants to gain a better understanding of food safety issues in food processing.

The Medicolegal aspects of alcohol

fORENSIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGy

FSCT 8240

Forensic Toxicology 1

FSCT 8303

Geographic profiling 1

Forensic Science and Technology offers programs that provide structured, applied education in areas including forensic science, criminal investigation, crime and intelligence analysis, computer crime, forensic nursing, and video analysis. These programs are designed for maximum flexibility to meet future career paths and current professional development needs.

With departmental approval, qualified candidates may take individual courses, obtain an Advanced Specialty Certificate or get a Bachelor of Technology in Forensic Investigation if all admission requirements are met.

FSCT 8320

The Science of Fingerprints-Theory

FSCT 8330

principles and Methods of Firearms and Toolmark examination

FSCT 8421

Investigation of Securities Crimes

FSCT 8430

Tactical analysis 1

FSCT 8431

applied Research Methods and Statistics in Crime analysis

FSCT 8432

approaches to analysis and Reasoning for Crime Studies

FSCT 8433

Crime analysis

FoReNSIC INVeSTIGaTIoN –aDVaNCeD SpeCIaLTY CeRTIFICaTe

FSCT 8436

Introduction to Crime and Intelligence analysis

FSCT 8460

Corp Fraud and Financial Crime

This program has five options of specialization:

FSCT 8481

Major Crimes analysis

> Computer Crime

FSCT 8486

Strategic analysis

> Crime and Intelligence Analysis

FSCT 8520

Internet for Investigation

FSCT 8560

Computer Security and Networks 2

FSCT 8570

Computer Forensics

bcit.ca/cas/forensics

FooD 1150 Dairy processing

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FooD 1188 Developing a haCCp plan

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FooD 1191 Nhp: Supplier Quality assurance

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FooD 1301 Food Safety for the plant worker

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FooD 2040 Introduction to Sensory evaluation Methods

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FooD 2151 Dairy processing workshop

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FooD 2160 haCCp: Supplier Quality assurance

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FooD 2161 haCCp: environmental Monitoring

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FooD 2162 haCCp: Standard operating procedures

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604.412.7436

> Forensic Health Sciences > General Criminalistics

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Sexual assault Nurse examiner Core education-Theoretical aspects

FSCT 8230

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FooD 1179 haCCp: prerequisite programs

FSCT 7840

Forensic pathology

FooD 1091 Introduction to Food Technology

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Crime Scene Investigations

Trace Chemical evidence

> Forensic Science

FooD 1164 Food product Recalls

Introduction to Computer Crime Studies

FSCT 7310

FSCT 8130

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FSCT 8220

FooD 1021 Introduction to Food Microbiology

FooD 1163 Internal auditing of haCCp Systems

604.432.8723

FoReNSIC INVeSTIGaTIoN –BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY This program has three options of specialization:

> Computer Crime Studies > Crime and Intelligence Analysis > Forensic Science Studies Many of the courses offered are requirements for both the Advanced Specialty Certificate and the Bachelor of Technology. Some of the courses can be taken as professional development. For more information, please contact us.

Courses offered this term:

GEOGRAPHIC INfORMATION SySTEMS (GIS) bcit.ca/gis

604.451.7001

You may take any of our part-time courses to help your career advancement or complete a part-time BCIT GIS Advanced Diploma or Bachelor of Technology for jobready skills. Check the GIS homepage to read more about our programs and to see the annual calendar of part-time courses.

Students should already be familiar with the basic concepts and terminology of computer systems, use of personal computers, and Windows-based graphical user interfaces.

GIS–aDVaNCeD DIpLoMa pRoGRaM bcit.ca/9100padvdip

FSCT 0077

advanced education Day for Nurse examiners and others

FSCT 5103

Information Technology Concepts for Forensic Investigation 1

FSCT 5104

Information Technology Concepts for Forensic Investigation 2

Students do not need to apply for entry to this program in order to take GIS part-time courses, however, students should apply for acceptance into the Part-time Studies program after taking two courses and deciding to complete the advanced diploma through Part-time Studies. Anyone may take these courses as long as individual course prerequisites are met.

FSCT 5105

Introduction to Crime Mapping using arcGIS

Courses offered this term:

FSCT 7002

Criminal Law 2: Legal evidence

GIST 7100

Fundamentals of GIS

FSCT 7210

Introduction to Commercial Crimes in Canada

GIST 7128

arcGIS 1: Introduction

10 Part-time Studies Information Session > Nov 16, 4:00–6:00 pm, BCIT Downtown Campus

APPLIED AND NATURAL SCIENCES GIS–BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY bcit.ca/8310btech GIS is a multidisciplinary field and has applications in a wide variety of professions and industries. The GIS department welcomes applicants from most academic areas. This program offers the equivalent of two years of upper-level coursework and is a degree-completion program.

GIS–DISTaNCe eDuCaTIoN bcit.ca/gis Before registering in Distance Education Internet (NET) courses, students must read the computer requirements and access the GIS NET course information available on our website.

Courses offered this term: GIST 7109

Mapping using MicroStation

GIST 7130

GIS Computing and the Internet

GIST 8010

GIS programming 2

GIST 8109

Geospatial Systems Management

GIST 8128

arcGIS 2: Data Management and analysis

GIST 8132

GIS Database Systems 2

GEOMATICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGy bcit.ca/geomatics

604.451.7001

These courses provide credits toward certification as Applied Science Technicians with ASTTBC. The Geomatics department also offers seminars on select topics.

Survey Instrument operations: Levels

SuRV 2205 Civil 3D: Introduction SuRV 4474 Surveying CaD MicroStation

BuSa 7250 Management Skills and applications eCoN 1150 economic Issues GeoM 7362 Geodetic positioning GeoM 8363 advanced Topics in precision Survey

GREEN ROOf TECHNOLOGy

SuRV 5208 Fundamentals of GpS

www.greenroof.bcit.ca

GeoMaTICS–BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY –DISTaNCe eDuCaTIoN bcit.ca/8550btech

BLaw 3100 Business Law

GeoM 7101 Land Information Systems

Courses offered this term: SuRV 1101

Courses offered this term:

604.451.7001

Courses may be taken individually for professional development purposes such as exemptions from the Canadian Board of Examiners for Professional Surveyors (CBEPS) or applied towards completion of the degree. Students taking online Geomatics degree courses individually must have a Geomatics Diploma of Technology for departmental approval to register for these courses. Email your BCIT Student ID (A00...) to Maryann_Newmeyer@bcit.ca for departmental approval of the GEOM sections, registration set-up, and course material information. Additional costs may be required for online courses.

604.412.7411

The Green Roof series of courses is aimed at planners, landscape and building design professionals, and those in the horticulture and building industries. The interdisciplinary courses integrate theoretical knowledge with practical material. GROW 1000 may be eligible as an elective in other Part-time Studies programs (e.g., Architectural and Building Engineering Technology).

Courses offered this term: GRow 0001 Green Roofs–Concepts, Systems, and Incentives GRow 1000 Green Roofs–Details, Installation, and Maintenance

MINING AND MINERAL EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGy bcit.ca/6610diplt

604.412.7564

Mining is a dynamic, high-tech, high-paying industry sector that provides diverse career opportunities at mine sites, in exploration camps, and in labs and offices locally and around the world.

Distance Education courses offered this term: MINe 1003

Introduction to prospecting 1

MINe 1100

Introduction to the Minerals Industry

PARKS

bcit.ca/construction/study/options/distance 604.451.7001 This area of study can be divided into two main subject areas with each developed specifically for the professionals in their prospective fields. All courses are offered through print-based distance education in which practical, field-based assignments integrate theory with current industry practices.

FaCILITY MaNaGeMeNT bcit.ca/construction/study/options/distance 1.866.434.1610 These courses provide professional development training for those individuals responsible for the ongoing maintenance of park operations.

Distance Education courses offered this term: pRkS 3410

Many of our part-time Studies courses are part of larger programs that can lead to a certificate, diploma, or degree. Find out how to apply to a program, page 4.

Managing for ecological Integrity in BC’s parks and protected areas

pRkS 3600 park Maintenance Management

BCIT Part-time Studies Winter: January–March 2012 > Register now at bcit.ca/pts

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APPLIED AND NATURAL SCIENCES Courses offered this term:

wHEN IT COMES TO fOOD, SAfETy MATTERS

CeSa 2101

Codes and Standards

CeSa 2112

Facility and operations Management

CeSa 3101

energy audit

CeSa 4101

Strategic Management

bcit.ca/6340acert

CeSa 4103

project Development

ever wonder what it takes to ensure the food we put on the table every day is safe to eat?

Do you work in the food processing industry but lack any formal food science training? The Food Safety program gives you insight into the regulatory framework, food safety, and quality controls seen in today’s food processing industry. Learn the specialized practices that have been implemented for the protection of the consumer and the longevity of the companies that process the foods we eat. The Food Safety associate Certificate offers practical, professional training that is recognized in the food industry and is an asset when applying for jobs. n

SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT (SUD)

SaFeTY aND SeCuRITY bcit.ca/construction/study/options/distance 1.866.434.1610

eCoLoGICaL ReSToRaTIoN –BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY bcit.ca/8040btech

604.432.8539

These courses provide professional development training for those individuals responsible for parks safety and security. Note: Satisfactory completion of Law and It’s Administration-Part 1 and Part 2 is required for all persons appointed by BC Parks as Park Rangers under the Park Act and Park and Recreation Area Regulation. Registration for these two courses is open throughout the year. Additional costs may be required for course material.

This program is aimed at the growing market for skilled practitioners in the field of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystem restoration. Applications include parks; urban greenbelts and brownfields; degraded agriculture and forest lands; reclaimed industrial and mine developments; degraded waters; and lands or waters damaged from natural catastrophes such as storms or fires.

Distance Education courses offered this term:

MaTh 7100 Biostatistics for Natural Resources Managers

pRkS 3110

Law and Its administration part 1

pRkS 3120 Law and Its administration part 2 pRkS 3130 Crime prevention through environmental Design pRkS 3140

effective evidence Reporting

RENEwABLE RESOURCE TECHNOLOGy FoReST eCoSYSTeMS aND FISh, wILDLIFe, aND ReCReaTIoN bcit.ca/construction/industry/training 604.451.7001 These courses are for personal and career enhancement and worker safety. Find the course(s) that are right for you or your employees. We offer many courses on demand for a variety of industry and government clients. Contact us for customized offerings.

Courses offered this term: ReNR 1144 aTV Rider Course ReNR 1145 Chainsaw Safety and use

web registration begins oct 30, 2011.

Learn how To ReGISTeR on page 3.

Courses offered this term: ReNR 7100 principles of ecological Restoration ReNR 8001 population and Community ecology ReNR 8201 Terrain and Stream Channel assessment ReNR 8301 Research Design and Implementation ReNR 8303 applied Research project The following courses are prerequisites (bridging courses) for the Ecological Restoration, Bachelor of Technology program.

Distance Education courses offered this term: ReNR 2410 Fish ecology and Management ReNR 2420 wildlife ecology and Management

SUSTAINABLE ENERGy MANAGEMENT bcit.ca/semac

604.432.8857

BCIT, in partnership with BC Hydro, is offering a series of Part-time Studies courses in sustainable energy management. These courses are designed to support employment opportunities in this emerging field, with a focus on the energy demands of commercial and institutional buildings. Courses will meet BC Hydro’s minimum education requirements to be an energy manager or energy specialist, a position partially funded

by BC Hydro or Terasen Gas. Qualified energy managers or energy specialists are in demand. Build on your current education and work experience.

12 Part-time Studies Information Session > Nov 16, 4:00–6:00 pm, BCIT Downtown Campus

604.453.4036

These courses are designed for the broad range of existing and emerging urban professionals, business leaders, and entrepreneurs who are interested in integrated approaches in the production and management of knowledge in sustainability innovation and urban development. SUD actively works with a wide range of local and international communities and organizations transitioning towards sustainability. Courses help students build their career or business focus in sustainability through urban and organizational transformation. Note: SUST 7100 is an approved elective credit for BCIT’s Technology Management, Architectural Science, and Construction Management degree programs.

Course offered this term: SuST 7100

Dimensions of Sustainability–an Introduction to Sustainable urban Development

BUSINESS AND MEDIA

BCIT offers a broad range of part-time Studies seminars, courses, and credential programs to help you reach your goals in every aspect of business, from financial management and operations management, to marketing and media.

CUSTOMIZED CORPORATE AND INDUSTRy TRAINING bcit.ca/business/industry

Courses offered this term: 604.412.7650

BCIT’s School of Business can provide your business with customized training in the classroom or on-site at your workplace. We have the solutions to custom design curriculum according to your specific situation or modify existing corporate training programs to address changing needs. Bring out the best in your people, promote productivity and performance, increase retention and increase profitability. Contact Veronica Madore, manager, Corporate Training, School of Business, 604.412.7650 or Veronica_Madore@bcit.ca

> Broadcast and Media > Business Administration > Customer Service, including Call Centre > Digital Arts

Introduction to Safety Management Systems

aIRC 1186

Technical Report writing and Communications

aVao 2260 airport Security Systems aVIa 0107

air Traffic Services as a Career

BROADCAST AND MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS bcit.ca/business/broadcast

604.451.7198

Broadcast and Media Communications provides a wide variety of interesting, stimulating, and challenging Parttime Studies courses in radio broadcasting, television and video production, and broadcast journalism. We offer courses that can be taken on their own or as part of an associate certificate or management certificate that can prepare you for direct entry into second-year day school (dependent on availability of second-year seats).

bcit.ca/610amcert

> Human Resources

Does journalism excite you? Do you want to be a part of bringing the news to people? Discover the skills you will need for direct entry to second-year day school (dependent on availability of second-year seats), including a foundation of business skills, advanced writing for broadcast, interviewing skills, and editing.

> Leadership Development > Marketing and Sales Management > Operations Management > Venture Development

bcit.ca/transportation/aerospace

Introduction to airport and airside operations

aIRC 1008

BRoaDCaST JouRNaLISM–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe

> Financial Management

AIRPORT OPERATIONS

aIRC 1004

604.419.3753

The effective operation of airports in Canada requires people with specialized skills in ground handling, airport security and emergency response, airfield operations, and baggage or gate scheduling.

every offering is taught by industryexperienced instructors, many of whom are working in their fields, so you get realworld, relevant skills you can use right away. Flexible formats, including week-long, evening, or online and distance education, mean you can find courses that fit your schedule. Best of all, your BCIT training won’t go unnoticed. For more than 40 years, BCIT has established itself as the premier provider of the applied business education that industry respects.

BUSINESS AND MEDIA AREAS Of STUDy > airport operations > Broadcast and Media Communications > Business administration > Customized Corporate and Industry Training > Digital arts > Finance, accounting, and Insurance

RaDIo–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe

> International Trade Training

bcit.ca/610bmcert

> Marketing and Tourism Management

Explore the skills you will need to enter the exciting world of radio with this management certificate program.

Gain a strong foundation of business skills and industryspecific methods, including writing, interviewing, station operations, and announcing, that can help prepare you for direct entry to second-year day school (dependent on availability of second-year seats).

> Nonprofit and Fundraising Management > operations Management > Technical writing > Technology Management > Venture Development

BCIT Part-time Studies Winter: January–March 2012 > Register now at bcit.ca/pts

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BUSINESS AND MEDIA TeLeVISIoN–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe

BCST 2251

bcit.ca/610cmcert Designed for people who are interested in pursuing a behind-the-scenes career in TV and video production.

Learn about television and video planning, production, and editing, along with general business skills that can help prepare you for direct entry to second-year day school (dependent on availability of second-year seats).

Broadcast and Media Communications courses offered this year: wINTeR ’12–w

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

advanced Vocal Development

BCST 2255 Commercial and animation Voiceover

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BCST 2256 audio Sound Design 2 BCST 2262 advanced Single Video Camera Shooting Techniques

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BCST 2281 aVID Non-linear Level 2

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FaLL ’12–F

BCST 1073

Digital Brand Storytelling

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BCST 1101

Technical Introduction

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BCST 1105

working in entertainment

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BCST 1112

Contemporary Issues 1

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BCST 1138

advertising Techniques for Radio and Television

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BCST 1140

Broadcast Industry operations

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BCST 1144

writing for the Media

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BCST 1146

art of promotions and publicity

BCST 1147

Broadcast writing

w S f

BCST 1148

Interviewing for Radio and Television

w S f

BCST 1150

Radio Broadcasting Introduction

w S f

BCST 1151

Radio and TV announcing

w S f

BCST 1158

Improving performance Through Stand-up Comedy

BCST 1162

Basics of Single Camera Shooting

w S f

BCST 1170

Broadcast Journalism Introduction

w S f

BCST 1172

Investigative Reporting

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Sports Broadcasting

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BCST 1180

Introduction/aVID Non-linear Video editing

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BCST 1190

Video Journalism-Backpack Journalist

w S f

BCST 1191

Screenwriter’s workshop

w S f

BCST 1192

From Concept to Screen

w S f

BCST 1193

Social Media 411 for Broadcast

w S f

BCST 1194

Media Interview Training workshop

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BCST 1195

Newsroom audio editing

w S f

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BCST 1222 pitching It

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BCST 1256 audio Sound Design 1

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BCST 1332 Media Law

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BCST 2223 TV production planning

w S f

BCST 2248 online Journalism

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e-CoMMeRCe–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/5975mcert Available in a new compressed format, this e-commerce certificate offers expanded skill development in website design, applied Internet technology, and business strategy.

Designed for business generalists who wish to develop a working knowledge of e-commerce, this exciting state-ofthe-art program is taught by professionals and prepares you for the dynamic world of electronic business. Note: This program can now be completed online.

bcit.ca/business/admin/parttimeprograms 604.432.8860

BuSINeSS eSSeNTIaLS–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

BuSINeSS MaNaGeMeNT–DIpLoMa

This credential provides the essential skills and knowledge required for an entry management position in most industries. Successful completion of the associate certificate provides the graduate with the required credits for direct entry into Term 2A of most full-time business diploma programs subject to department approval. In addition, the courses within this certificate provide the basis for many management certificates. Courses are available online.

bcit.ca/6245diplt This diploma program is a broad-based business education program. It provides maximum career flexibility as well as the broadest scope of management skills, and is a natural stepping stone into the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program.

BuSINeSS MaNaGeMeNT–poST-DIpLoMa bcit.ca/521adiplt This part-time, post-diploma program is designed for students with college or university graduation (any major) or a Diploma of Technology in health or engineering.

Preferably following some experience in the workforce, graduates of other programs may wish to assume supervisory and managerial responsibilities and benefit from further training in business management to be effective administrators. The program includes basic business subjects such as management accounting, economics, marketing, law, human resource management, labour relations, and business systems computer software applications. This program may also be taken in the fulltime format over nine months.

BuSINeSS MaNaGeMeNT–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6245mcert This credential offers an integrated overview of the key skills for management success in the workplace. If you complete any of our associate certificates, you can use the credits towards this management certificate.

Core requirements are enhanced by a broad range of contemporary courses. Note: This program can now be completed online.

e-CoMMeRCe–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/5975acert Designed to provide you with the knowledge and insight to formulate strategy, plan, develop, and manage the use of e-commerce technologies. You will examine this rapidly expanding and ever-changing field by studying the global impact of technology and business applications. Courses are available online.

14 Part-time Studies Information Session > Nov 16, 4:00–6:00 pm, BCIT Downtown Campus

bcit.ca/5080acert

604.432.8860

huMaN ReSouRCe MaNaGeMeNT –MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/625amcert This management certificate is designed to help prepare those with career aspirations that include the CHRP (Certified Human Resources Professional) designation.

The CHRP designation is earned through a national examination-based process. Important: Individuals now require a university degree to apply for the CHRP designation. Students who hold any one of our associate certificates may use those credits towards this credential.

huMaN ReSouRCe MaNaGeMeNT –SeNIoR MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/625asmcert This senior certificate provides you with specialized knowledge, skills, and abilities to maximize the return on investment from the organizations’ human capital. The Management Certificate in HR is a prerequisite for this program.

huMaN ReSouRCe MaNaGeMeNT–DIpLoMa Please contact Kim Petkov for more information: 604.432.8860.

LeaDeRShIp–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6830acert In today’s business environment, success depends on leadership skills at all levels in the organization. Excellent leaders foster high-performing teams with the intent of realizing mutual goals while pursuing continuous improvement and development. Note: This program can now be completed online.

BUSINESS AND MEDIA SuSTaINaBLe BuSINeSS LeaDeRShIp –aDVaNCeD SpeCIaLTY CeRTIFICaTe

BuSINeSS aDMINISTRaTIoN DISTaNCe aND oNLINe LeaRNING

bcit.ca/sbl

bcit.ca/distance

mark_giltrow@bcit.ca

BaCheLoR oF BuSINeSS aDMINISTRaTIoN bcit.ca/business/bba 604.432.8860

The Advanced Specialty Certificate in Sustainable Business Leadership is offered as a joint credential from the School of Business and the School of Construction and the Environment. The aim of the program is to develop sustainable business leaders who can promote sustainable business approaches and initiatives within organizations (intrapreneurs) and in new business startups (entrepreneurs). The Sustainable Business Leadership program is a pathway into the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program. With the growth of this field comes a host of interesting new career opportunities including careers in sustainable entrepreneurship, cleantech venture capital, greening global supply chains, sustainable product marketing, microfinance, green real estate development, and renewable energy.

Learn at home or at the office. All courses carry the same credit as the classroom. Some courses require in-class or proctored final exams. Please contact your instructor during the first week of classes. Note: Distance and online learning courses are not work at your own pace.

Business Administration classroom courses offered this term: (T) = Transferable to day school diploma program BLaw 3100 Business Law (T) BLaw 3805 human Rights and the Law BLaw 3905 employment Law BuSa 1005 Introduction to Business (T) BuSa 1305 Supervisory Skills BuSa 2005 principles of Management (T) BuSa 2205 entrepreneurial Management BuSa 2905 Managing Conflict in the workplace BuSa 3005 Strategic Business planning BuSa 3015 Negotiation Skills BuSa 3105 Leadership 1 BuSa 3155 Leadership 2 BuSa 7250 Management Skills and applications eCoN 1150 economic Issues eCoN 2100 Microeconomics (T) eCoN 2200 Macroeconomics (T) hRMG 2805 workplace health and Safety hRMG 3101 International human Resources hRMG 3105 human Resource Management Fundamentals (T) hRMG 3205 Labour Relations 1 hRMG 3255 Labour Relations 2 hRMG 3305 Recruitment and Selection hRMG 3505 Training and Development hRMG 4145 human Resource Management Systems hRMG 4405 Total Compensation Strategy hRMG 4605 Strategic human Resource planning oRGB 1105 organizational Behaviour (T) oRGB 2505 Interpersonal Skills oRGB 2605 Managing an organizational Change

604.412.7486

The BCIT Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree provides students with the skills to meet the need for highly trained managers in business, industry, and government. The program is specifically designed to give BCIT business diploma graduates the opportunity to earn a degree in business administration.

Online courses allow you to complete most of your course activities online (some exceptions). If you are able to create and save MS Word documents and know how to email with attachments, you will not need any other computer skills (unless specified by a prerequisite).

Bachelor of Business Administration required and elective courses offered this year:

Distance and online courses offered this term: (T) = Transferable to day school diploma program

BuSa 3700 Spreadsheets for Managers

wINTeR ’12–w

BIoT 4001

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

Biotechnology for Business Studies

FaLL ’12–F

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BuSa 5200 Business, Government, and Society

w S f

BLaw 3205 Internet Law

BuSa 6800 Strategic Management

w S f

BLaw 3425 International Law

eCoN 5200 Intermediate Macroeconomic analysis

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BLaw 3905 employment Law BuSa 1005 Introduction to Business (T)

eCoN 5570 Financial Markets, Banking and the Macro-economy

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BuSa 1305 Supervisory Skills

eCoN 6500 Managerial economics

w S f

opMT 5700 pre-calculus for Management

w S f

opMT 5701 Calculus for Management

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BuSa 2905 Managing Conflict in the workplace

opMT 5740 Integrated MIS

w S f

BuSa 3105 Leadership 1–Interpersonal Skills

opMT 5751 Math Models for Business

w S f

BuSa 3155 Leadership 2–Teambuilding

oRGB 5600 Implementing Strategic Change

w S f

BLaw 3100 Business Law (T)

BuSa 2005 principles of Management (T) BuSa 2215 Coaching for effective performance Management BuSa 2705 Teamwork Skills

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BuSa 3165 Leadership 3–Leading organizations BuSa 3455 Introduction to e-commerce BuSa 3475 Case Studies in e-commerce BuSa 3695 knowledge Management BuSa 7250 Management Skills and applications eCoN 1150 economic Issues eCoN 2100 Microeconomics (T) eCoN 2200 Macroeconomics (T) hRMG 2805 workplace health and Safety hRMG 3105 human Resource Management Fundamentals (T) hRMG 3205 Labour Relations 1 hRMG 3305 Recruitment and Selection hRMG 3315 Measuring the Strategic Impact of human Resource Investments hRMG 3505 Training and Development hRMG 4155 performance Management hRMG 4405 Total Compensation Management and Strategy hRMG 4605 Strategic human Resource planning oRGB 1105 organizational Behaviour (T) oRGB 2605 Managing organizational Change

web registration begins oct 30, 2011. Learn how To ReGISTeR on page 3.

DIGITAL ARTS 604.453.4032

Are you interested in a career in the arts? The Digital Arts department offers specialized training in the changing technology landscape of graphic design, computer animation, and mobile and web development. These Parttime Studies courses allow you to take technology courses that help give you a dramatic head start in this exciting and dynamic industry to help you launch a successful career.

GRaphIC DeSIGN–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6475acert Graphic design is an ideal career choice for people who wish to communicate creatively using the newest available technology and software applications such as InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Acrobat. Our program provides students with a core set of skills that combines software applications with strategic design for business, visual composition and layout, digital darkroom, practical colour management, and business skills. Students will design, create and edit electronic files, and develop a final print and online portfolio.

This program is offered through Part-time Studies courseby-course registration, at both Burnaby and Downtown Campuses and is also offered in a full-time, 25-week format.

BCIT Part-time Studies Winter: January–March 2012 > Register now at bcit.ca/pts

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BUSINESS AND MEDIA MeDIa TeChNIQueS aND MaRkeTING CoMMuNICaTIoN–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe

MDIa 2098 portfolio Design and presentation

bcit.ca/630pmcert

MDIa 2260 adobe Illustrator Mac 2

bcit.ca/585cmcert

MDIa 2261 Illustrator pC 2

A management certificate is the first credential you will earn towards a diploma or degree on a part-time basis.

This certificate is designed to provide you with deep, relevant knowledge and skills with immediate application in the field of finance.

A hands-on program designed to combine the strategic approach of marketing communications with the techniques of multimedia technology. Valuable to anyone who wishes to pursue a career in the communications area of any business.

MeDIa TeChNIQueS FoR BuSINeSS –MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe

MDIa 2205 publishing on the Internet (Level 2)

MDIa 2270 adobe photoshop pC 2 MDIa 2652 Design and Create apps for the iphone and ipad MDIa 3201

Intermediate Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

MDIa 3203 photoshop for web publishing MDIa 3206 audio and Video Technologies for web publishing

FINaNCIaL MaNaGeMeNT–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe IN FINaNCe

FINaNCIaL MaNaGeMeNT–SeNIoR CeRTIFICaTe This certificate is the second step on the path to earning a Diploma of Technology on a part-time basis.

It provides the holder of a Management Certificate in Financial Management with a broad spectrum of business knowledge and skills, complementing the deep knowledge provided in the management certificate.

bcit.ca/6450mcert

MDIa 3207 using Scripting Language on the web

This program integrates Media Techniques for Business courses with those from other disciplines. You have a wide range of electives from which to choose, giving you the ability to develop a personalized program that meets your specific goals.

MDIa 3208 using New Media on the web: Flash

MDIa 4305 XML in web publishing

FINaNCIaL MaNaGeMeNT–DIpLoMa oF TeChNoLoGY

weB TeChNoLoGIeS–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

MDIa 4307 jQuery in web publishing

The Diploma of Technology is the next credential for students who have earned a Senior Certificate in Financial Management. At this stage, you will round out your knowledge with specialized business courses in such fields as business administration, marketing, and operations management.

bcit.ca/6420acert Complete this online program to position yourself to take jobs in one of the fastest growing industries in the technology sector. This program focuses on both design and technology, helping you to create an aesthetic experience for the web user.

weB TeChNoLoGIeS–CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6420cert This program provides advanced online courses in web technology and enhances the design skills of learners, particularly in the areas of usability, accessibility, and collaborative design. Take this program to establish your own web design company, gain the skills to maintain a website for a company you currently work for, or gain employment in a web design firm.

Digital Arts courses offered this term: MDIa 1025

acrobat pC

MDIa 1026

acrobat Mac

MDIa 1040 Graphics 1 MDIa 1045 Introduction to Social Networking MDIa 1049 adobe InDesign Mac 1 MDIa 1099 photography MDIa 1105

Visual Composition and Layout

MDIa 1140

Colour Theory for Design

MDIa 1144

practical Colour Management

MDIa 1160

adobe Illustrator Mac 1

MDIa 1170

adobe photoshop pC 1

MDIa 1180

adobe photoshop Mac 1

MDIa 1205 weaving the web: publishing on the Internet (Level 1)

MDIa 4207 web Design Business and Major project MDIa 4303 advanced Design MDIa 4304 advanced CSS

MDIa 4310

advanced Flash web Design

MDIa 4321 CSS, DhTML, and aJaX MDIa 4325 using php in web publishing MDIa 4345 Final project–portfolio

fINANCE, ACCOUNTING, AND INSURANCE bcit.ca/business/financialpts

604.432.8609

Is the business world calling to you? Do you want to develop skills that will give you a powerful toolbox for working in wide variety of business environments?

You could earn a Management Certificate in Accounting or Finance in as little as two to three years. This credential can be built on to earn a Senior Certificate, then a Diploma of Technology in Accounting, Finance, or Financial Planning. Diploma graduates can then go on to earn a Bachelor of Business Administration or Bachelor of Technology in Accounting.

Additionally, the majority of Financial Management courses are transferable to professional accounting bodies.

We also offer programs leading directly to professional credentials, such as the Associate Certificate in Financial Planning and the Canadian Securities Course (CSC)™ Exam Preparation course.

FINaNCIaL MaNaGeMeNT–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe IN pRoFeSSIoNaL aCCouNTING bcit.ca/585fmcert A management certificate is the first credential you will earn towards a diploma or degree on a part-time basis.

This certificate is designed to provide you with deep, relevant knowledge and skills with immediate application in the field of accounting. The certificate may also be obtained in our 13-month condensed program.

FINaNCIaL pLaNNING–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/585iacert In response to the changes implemented in July 2010, by the Financial Planners Standards Council (FPSC), towards the CFP (Certified Financial Planner™) program, BCIT has introduced an updated Associate Certificate in Financial Planning program. This change meets the updated CFP program academic requirements. Students pursuing the CFP program will be expected to take FMGT 4911 (Capstone Course for CFP Certification), to meet the requirements of the CFP program changes. For more information on the changes to the CFP program or about becoming a CFP, please visit the FSPC CFP website: fpsc. ca/cfp-certification.

financial and Accounting courses offered this year: wINTeR ’12–w

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

FMGT 0910 Canadian Securities Course (CSC)™ exam preparation

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FMGT 1100 accounting 1

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FMGT 1152 accounting for the Manager

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FMGT 1540 Credit and Collections

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FMGT 1810 personal Financial planning 1

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FMGT 2100 accounting 2

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FMGT 2540 working Capital Management

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FMGT 2711 Computerized accounting

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MDIa 1445 Designing the Mobile user experience

FMGT 2820 Investment and Risk Management

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MDIa 1900 Typography principles

FMGT 3110 Financial accounting 1

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FMGT 3210 Cost and Managerial accounting

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MDIa 1260 adobe Illustrator pC 1

MDIa 2012

Digital Darkroom

MDIa 2049 adobe InDesign Mac 2 MDIa 2088 Strategic Design for Business

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FMGT 3224 Cost accounting for operations Management

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FMGT 3410 Taxation 1

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FMGT 3430 Taxation and Financial planning

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FMGT 3510 Finance 1

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FMGT 3720 advanced Computer applications

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FMGT 4110 Financial accounting 2

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FMGT 4210 Cost and Managerial accounting 2

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FMGT 4310 auditing 2

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FMGT 4410 Taxation 2

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FMGT 4510 Finance 2

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FMGT 4570 Money and Banking

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FMGT 4810 personal Financial planning 2

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FMGT 4911 Capstone Course for CFp Certification

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FINaNCIaL aNaLYST –aDVaNCeD SpeCIaLTY CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/study/programs/5710ascert

604.432.8898

This Financial Analyst program is designed to prepare students for part of the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA® Track) Exam Preparation program. Concentrating on the CFA® Candidate Body of Knowledge, students may challenge the Level 1 and 2 CFA® exams. Students are advised to gain relevant work experience before attempting the Level 3 exam.

BRAND DNA–wHAT MAKES OTHER ORGANIZATIONS wANT TO REPLICATE yOU? bcit.ca/study/outlines/mktg4434

In a blind taste test, can you tell the difference between pepsi and Coke? products, in their generic form, become like other products. If your organization can’t grasp brand DNa (Distinctiveness, Novelty and attributes), the chances of your brand becoming the next apple, Nike, or Facebook are slim to none. Brand–From the Inside out, examines brand DNa and how it is ultimately responsible for your organization’s business model, decision making, and strategies. n

DISTaNCe aND oNLINe LeaRNING

aCCouNTING–BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY

604.412.7417

bcit.ca/accounting

The following correspondence (paper-based) courses are available for registration at any time. Students are provided with instructor contact, are permitted 30 weeks to complete the course, and upon completion of the established number of assignments are expected to write a comprehensive exam. Prerequisites for correspondence courses are required and are transferable for credit to the full-time and part-time programs.

If you have completed a BCIT Financial Management Diploma, or have an equivalent from another academic institution, then you can earn your Bachelor of Technology in Accounting at BCIT. This degree will provide you with an academic credential leading to professional designations such as CA, CGA, and CMA or to an MBA program. In an effort to make it as accessible as possible, BCIT offers this degree program in various formats: full-time day, full-time evening, and flexible part-time for working individuals.

This program consists of a preparation course in Financial Statement Analysis before concentrating on specific CFA® topics. Business degree or diploma holders may be exempt from these courses. The remaining courses consist of seven intermediate and advanced courses specifically designed around CFA® requirements, including Ethics, Advanced Financial Statement Analysis, Fixed Income and Equity Analysis, Derivatives, and Portfolio Management.

Correspondence courses offered this year:

financial Analyst courses offered this year:

FMGT 4110 Financial accounting 2

wINTeR ’12–w

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

FMGT 7030 Financial Statement analysis

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FMGT 7100 Fixed Income analysis

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FMGT 7105 equity analysis

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FMGT 7115 ethics for CFa®

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FMGT 8030 advanced Financial Statement analysis FMGT 8060 principles of portfolio Management FMGT 8100 Derivatives* FMGT 8160 applied portfolio Management* * The term of this course offering is to be determined.

604.432.8611

FMGT 1100 accounting 1 FMGT 1152 accounting for the Manager FMGT 2100 accounting 2 FMGT 3110 Financial accounting 1 FMGT 3210 Cost and Managerial accounting FMGT 3510 Finance 1 FMGT 4210 Cost and Managerial accounting FMGT 4510 Finance 2

604.456.8070

This flexible part-time program allows you to continue your career and study at the same time. You will acquire the key technical, interpersonal, communication, problemsolving, and computer skills demanded by employers today. In addition to technical proficiency, you will develop the confidence and skills required for public speaking and formal presentations, skills which are increasingly in high demand in the workplace.

Bachelor of Technology in Accounting courses offered this year:

FMGT 7221 Manufacturing Cost accounting

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FMGT 7121 advanced accounting

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FMGT 7210 advanced Management accounting

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FMGT 7310 advanced auditing

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The following online courses are available for registration on a term-by-term basis only and are 12 or 13 weeks in length. Prerequisites for online courses are required and are transferable for credit to the full-time and part-time programs.

FMGT 7410 Taxation of Close Corporations

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FMGT 7510 advanced Finance

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FMGT 7520 Business Valuation

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FMGT 1810 personal Financial planning 1

FMGT 7710 Management Information Systems

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FMGT 2100 accounting 2

FMGT 7910 The Business environment

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FMGT 2820 Investment and Risk Management

FMGT 8120 accounting Theory

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FMGT 8911 Integrative Business Management practice

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FMGT 1100 accounting 1 FMGT 1152 accounting for the Manager

FMGT 4620 Security Fundamentals

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

BUSINESS AND MEDIA GeNeRaL INSuRaNCe aND RISk MaNaGeMeNT bcit.ca/insurance

604.432.8898

Developed with BC’s leading general insurance companies, this program provides core business skills with insurance-specific knowledge that will put you in demand.

Course offered this term: RMGT 2110 principles and practice of Insurance

INTERIOR DESIGN

eVeNT MaRkeTING–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

MaRkeTING MaNaGeMeNT–DIpLoMa oF TeChNoLoGY

bcit.ca/630yacert

bcit.ca/6300diplt

This program will be of interest to individuals responsible for event marketing activities within their organizations, and anyone seeking employment in the many facets of event planning and event management: corporate and shopping centre marketing departments, advertising agencies, charitable organizations, community relations departments, sport, community events, entertainment, attractions, and the arts, to name a few.

This program is a logical next step for students who have completed the Marketing Management–Senior Management Certificate. This is a general marketing program with no pre-determined specialization. Prior to graduation, you will complete a major Directed Studies project and an Industry Practicum work experience course.

See the Engineering and Technical Studies section.

MaRkeTING CoMMuNICaTIoNS –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRAINING –fITTSKILLS

bcit.ca/630dacert

bcit.ca/6065nobcit

604.412.7651

In partnership with the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT), BCIT offers this part-time program for working professionals who want to increase their skills and knowledge in key topics of international trade. Completion of all eight courses leads to a Diploma of International Trade from FITT and meets the educational requirement for the Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) designation. Full-time classes available. Please contact the Peter Thomson Centre at 604.412.7651 for more details.

Courses offered this term: FITT 0115

Global Supply Chain Management

FITT 0120

International Market entry Strategies

MARKETING MANAGEMENT bcit.ca/business/marketingpts

604.432.8611

CuSToMeR ReLaTIoNShIp MaRkeTING –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/630wacert This special package of courses is suitable for those who wish to focus their career in the area of customer relationship marketing. These courses are also appropriate for those who have academic credentials, such as degrees or diplomas in non-marketing areas, and wish to gain additional certification as well as job-related skills in this field.

eNTRepReNeuRShIp–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/630hacert Thinking and acting like an entrepreneur is essential to career progress in the future. Employers seek selfstarters who can identify, plan, and execute new business opportunities. In addition, the success of your own business is improved dramatically by mastering the fundamentals of entrepreneurship. This program benefits those who want to start their own business and those who want to stand out in their own career as self-starting, entrepreneurial employees.

Six core courses plus two electives that you select help you prepare for employment in the exciting field of marketing communications. This program establishes skills and knowledge in interactive marketing, public relations, media relations, and promotional strategies.

pRoFeSSIoNaL SaLeS–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/630vmcert Enhance your ability to sell products or services to consumers, the commercial market, and professional buyers. Analyse buyer needs, plan detailed and effective presentations, and utilize professional oral and written skills. The program also covers other relevant information such as managing the sales force, utilizing other methods of sales (such as trade shows), and segmenting business markets.

MaRkeTING CoMMuNICaTIoNS –MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe

puBLIC ReLaTIoNS–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

bcit.ca/630dmcert

This program helps you meet challenging opportunities to solve communications problems in dynamic situations.

Public relations professionals employed in government agencies, corporations, and nonprofit organizations work in areas includeing public affairs, media relations, investor relations, corporate counseling, opinion research, and crisis communications projects.

This program provides specialized training in the components of promotional strategy. The curriculum equips you to be functional in developing promotional strategies and campaigns, incorporating specific tactics such as event marketing, trade shows, and corporate communications, as well as traditional advertising, sales promotion, and interactive marketing.

MaRkeTING MaNaGeMeNT –MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6300mcert For those who work in the business environment, including retail, wholesale, manufacturing and service industries, this program offers an assortment of courses designed to provide you with an understanding of all the elements of marketing management. Studies will include marketing planning, promotion, research, customer service, and sales. Elective choices enable you to focus on areas that are relevant to your work or personal interest.

MaRkeTING MaNaGeMeNT –SeNIoR MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6300smcert For those who have completed one of the Marketing Management Part-time Studies management certificates, this program enables the learner to gain additional marketing and general business competencies and develop a more well-rounded foundation. In this program, you will broaden your understanding of core business concepts and develop additional marketing skills, while experiencing BCIT’s unique blend of academic learning and applied knowledge.

Many of our part-time Studies courses are part of larger programs that can lead to a certificate, diploma, or degree. Find out how to apply to a program, page 4.

18 Part-time Studies Information Session > Nov 16, 4:00–6:00 pm, BCIT Downtown Campus

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ReTaIL MaRkeTING MaNaGeMeNT –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/630zacert Whether you are planning to start a career in retail or are looking to make the transition from sales associate to a senior position at the operational or head office level, this program can help you get there. Obtain skills and knowledge that enable you to seek employment in the fastest-growing industry in BC, and earn a credential that is recognized by industry and can lead to progressive career opportunities in retail.

SaLeS SkILLS–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/630macert If you believe the saying, “Nothing happens until somebody sells something,” then this program will enable you to make lots of things happen for customers, your boss, and yourself. Novices and pros alike will benefit from the focus on both the basics and advanced personal selling skills, which are essential for success in today’s highly competitive environment.

Students who successfully complete the Associate Certificate in Sales Skills may be eligible to receive accreditation from the Canadian Professional Sales Association (CPSA), subject to completion of CPSA work experience and exam requirements. For more information on this accreditation, visit cpsa.com/CSP or contact CPSA at 1.888.267.2772.

BUSINESS AND MEDIA SoCIaL MeDIa MaRkeTING –STaTeMeNT oF CoMpLeTIoN

MkTG 1352 electronic Marketing

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MEDICAL OffICE ASSISTANT

604-432-8611

MkTG 1550 Social Media for Business

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See the Health Sciences section.

Does your company really need a blog, Flickr, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter account in order to meet its business objectives? How much is the time spent online actually worth to your bottom line? This program provides you with the fundamental skills needed to remain competitive in your industry. By using hands-on experience throughout the set of courses, you will learn how to plan, execute, monitor, and control, and close an innovative online marketing campaign.

MkTG 1551 web analytics for Marketing

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MkTG 1552 Social Media Marketing

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NONPROfIT AND fUNDRAISING MANAGEMENT

MkTG 2203 Marketing Communications essentials

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FuNDRaISING MaNaGeMeNT–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

MkTG 2205 Marketing of Service

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bcit.ca/6390acert

MkTG 2212 Strategies in Customer Service

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MkTG 2220 Managing the Sales Force

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MkTG 2225 project Management in Marketing

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This program, endorsed by the Association of Fundraising Professionals, teaches the necessary skills to succeed in an increasingly competitive fundraising environment.

It is a growing field with many career opportunities and fascinating learning opportunities for volunteers. This is one of the few post-secondary certificate programs available in Canada.

TouRISM MaNaGeMeNT–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

MkTG 2317 Sales promotion Techniques

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MkTG 2319 professional Sales 2

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MkTG 2341 Introduction to Market Research

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MkTG 2420 Merchandising and Display Strategy

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wINTeR ’12–w

MkTG 2438 Direct Marketing Dynamics

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FuND 1215 essentials of Fundraising

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MkTG 2550 New Media public Relations and Strategic Communications

FuND 2315 Major Gifts and Capital Campaigns

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FuND 2316 Grant and proposal writing

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MkTG 2551 Social Media analytics

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TouRISM MaNaGeMeNT–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe

MkTG 2554 Social Media for Brand Managers

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FuND 3216 Management and Finance for Fundraising

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bcit.ca/630jmcert

MkTG 3218 Media planning and Buying

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FuND 3217 planned Giving

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Building on the associate certificate, this program should help you improve your present position or seek new tourism employment opportunities. Employers who are looking for courses to upgrade employees’ marketing skills will also find value in these programs.

MkTG 3315 Sponsorship Marketing

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FuND 4415 Fundraising practicum

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MkTG 3321 public Relations

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NoNpRoFIT MaNaGeMeNT–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

MkTG 3322 promotional Strategies

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bcit.ca/6310acert Designed for existing executives and aspiring leaders in charities and other nonprofit organizations, this program enables nonprofit professionals to effectively and efficiently improve organizational performance. This program provides context-specific knowledge and skills for those already working in a not-for-profit organization, and those wishing to pursue a career in the voluntary sector.

Whether you are already working in the field of tourism and seeking formal recognized qualifications, or you plan to enter the field but are seeking part-time tourism education, this certificate may be for you. Courses in the certificate focus on the business of tourism, and will prepare you for employment in BC’s second largest industry. You will also develop a solid understanding of core business concepts including marketing, finance, and leadership.

Marketing and Tourism Management online and classroom courses offered this year:

MkTG 3332 key account Selling

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MkTG 3342 Negotiating Skills

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wINTeR ’12–w

MkTG 3406 Brand Innovation and Development

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SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

fundraising Management courses offered this year: SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

MkTG 1019 Media Relations

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MkTG 3418 advertising Design production

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MkTG 1051 Search Marketing and Seo

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MkTG 3421 Strategic Communications

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MkTG 1102 essentials of Marketing

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MkTG 4340 Marketing planning Fundamental

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MkTG 1112 Customer Relations

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MkTG 4434 Brand from the Inside out

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wINTeR ’12–w

MkTG 1119 Sports Marketing

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MkTG 4435 pTS Directed Studies

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NpMa 1500 Nonprofit Leadership

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MkTG 1120 event planning

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MkTG 1121 off-premise Catering planning

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MkTG 4501 Strategic Marketing Management Simulation

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NpMa 1610 Managing people in Nonprofit organizations 1

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MkTG 1122 wedding planning

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MkTG 4515 Industry practicum

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NpMa 1700 Financial Management for Nonprofit organizations

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MkTG 1123 Sustainable event Management

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NpMa 1800 Government Relations

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MkTG 1140 essentials of Retailing

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NpMa 1850 Law and Governance

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MkTG 1218 Inside Sales

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NpMa 1900 Marketing for Nonprofit organizations

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MkTG 1219 professional Sales 1

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MkTG 1312 writing Creative Copy

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NpMa 2610 Managing people in Nonprofit organizations 2

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MkTG 1323 effective public Speaking

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MkTG 1324 Small Business Development

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MkTG 1342 Trade/Consumer Show Marketing

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TouR 1250 Retail Travel Sales and Marketing

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TouR 1260 Foundations of Tourism

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TouR 2302 Travel and Tour Management

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TouR 2307 Resort and hotel Marketing

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TouR 3320 Meetings, Conventions, and Incentive Travel

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Nonprofit Management courses offered this year: SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

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BUSINESS AND MEDIA DISTaNCe aND oNLINe LeaRNING bcit.ca/distance

604.432.8611

Learn at home or at the office. All courses carry the same credit as the classroom. Note: Distance and online learning courses require regular participation and have a prescribed schedule for learning, assignments and exams–they are not self-paced.

Online courses allow you to complete most of your course activities online (some exceptions such as reading texts).

If you are able to create and save MS Word documents and know how to email with attachments, you should have sufficient computer skills. A guided tour of BCIT’s online environment is available so that you can become familiar with the Desire2Learn platform prior to the start of the term.

Distance and online courses offered this year: wINTeR ’12–w

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT bcit.ca/business/operations

604.432.8611

Operations Management explores how business enterprises supply, produce, and distribute goods and services. Students can also use some courses towards internationally-recognized industry-based designations including the Association for Operations Management (apics.org), the Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (ciffa.com) and the CITT (citt.ca).

FaCILITIeS MaNaGeMeNT–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/690fmcert This program will provide you with a foundation in business, engineering and health sciences, and is specifically developed to appeal to those wishing to enter the field of facilities management or those currently in the field who want to upgrade or formalize their knowledge.

This program has been developed in conjunction with the International Facilities Management Association (IFMA) BC Chapter.

FuND 1215 essentials of Marketing

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FuND 2316 Grant and proposal writing

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MkTG 1019 Media Relations

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MkTG 1051 Search Marketing and Seo

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MkTG 1102 essentials of Marketing

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MkTG 1120 event planning

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MkTG 1219 professional Sales 1

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MkTG 1551 web analytics for Marketing

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MkTG 1552 Social Media Marketing

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MkTG 2203 Marketing Communications essentials

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INTeRNaTIoNaL TRaDe aND TRaNSpoRTaTIoN LoGISTICS–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe

MkTG 2551 Social Media analytics

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bcit.ca/7460mcert

MkTG 3321 public Relations

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NpMa 1500 Nonprofit Leadership

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NpMa 1610 Managing people in Nonprofit organizations 1

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NpMa 1700 Financial Management for Nonprofit organizations

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NpMa 1800 Government Relations

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NpMa 1850 Law and Governance

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NpMa 1900 Marketing for Nonprofit organizations

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NpMa 2610 Managing people in Nonprofit organizations 2

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INDuSTRIaL eNGINeeRING –MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/690amcert Successful completion of this program provides the necessary tools for a successful career as a production foreperson, analyst, or supervisor in inventory control, product cost estimating, standard setting, production planning and control, project administration, and technical sales.

International business depends on successful market analysis and effective entry strategies, knowledge of transportation alternatives, and sound logistics planning.

If you want to engage or are currently engaging in the buying, selling, and transportation of goods, this program is designed for you. Technical skills gained from the program allow graduates to progress to additional industry certifications.

MaNaGeMeNT eNGINeeRING –MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/690bmcert This program is designed for people who are working, or wish to work, in private and public sector service industries including health care, education, and justice services among others. Candidates gain the managerial competencies needed to successfully operate servicebased enterprises.

Need assistance funding your studies?

Find out if you qualify for a part-time Studies grant at bcit.ca/finaid/parttime.

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MaTeRIaLS MaNaGeMeNT –MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/690dmcert Whether you are an experienced production and inventory control professional or are looking to develop a successful career in the field, you’ll benefit from this program.

Potential career areas include purchasing, accounting, production supervision, traffic, or warehousing. This certificate includes some of the APICS Production and Inventory Control Certificate courses.

QuaLITY MaNaGeMeNT–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/690jmcert As a graduate of this program, you’ll be prepared to implement a cost-effective quality management system with its technical, legal and human aspects, in any organization. The quality-related courses also assist students intending to write the certification examinations of the American Society for Quality (ASQ).

Operations Management courses offered this year: wINTeR ’12–w

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12-F

apIC 1171

Basics/Supply Chain Management

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apIC 1172

Master planning of Resources

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apIC 1173

Detailed Scheduling and planning

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apIC 1174

execution and Control of operations

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apIC 1175

Strategic Management of Resources

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apIC 1191

CSCp exam preparation Course

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BSYS 1001

Business Information Systems 1 –office 2007

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BSYS 2051

Business Information Systems 2 –Spreadsheets

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BSYS 2061

Business Information Systems 3 –MS access 2007

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BSYS 2301

essentials of Business Information Technology

BSYS 4051

Business operations Modelling with excel

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BSYS 4061 advanced Business operations Modelling with access and eRp

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opMT 0102 project Management Tools and Techniques

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opMT 0199 Math for Business

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opMT 0202 advanced project Management

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opMT 0405 pMp Certification exam preparation

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opMT 1106 Quality assurance Fundamentals

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BUSINESS AND MEDIA INTeRNaTIoNaL FReIGhT FoRwaRDING–CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/7460mcert The BCIT/Canadian International Freight Forwarding Association (CIFFA) professional training program is for staff members of international freight forwarders who wish to acquire a general knowledge of the theory and mechanics of handling international freight movement.

Joint certificates from BCIT/CIFFA in International Freight Forwarding are awarded upon the successful completion of all courses.

pRoJeCT MaNaGeMeNT

opMT 1187 project planning/Scheduling

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opMT 1191 purchasing

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opMT 1192 Inventory Control and planning

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opMT 0102 project Management Tools and Techniques –Level 1 opMT 0202 project Management Tools and Techniques –Level 2 opMT 0213 project Communications and Stakeholder Management opMT 0405 project Management pMp Certification exam preparation

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opMT 2275 warehouse Management 2

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opMT 2298 Business process Improvement

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bcit.ca/cas/techwriting

604.412.7506

If you enjoy writing, have a logical mind, and a knack for problem solving, technical writing may be the career for you. Technical writing is a growing field with high income potential. To find out more, register for one of our information sessions at bcit.ca/infosessions or call 604.451.6735. If you have further questions, contact Tech_Writing@bcit.ca.

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opMT 5700 pre-Calculus for Management

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opMT 5701 Calculus for Management

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opMT 5740 Integrated MIS

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CoMM 1009 Technical writing: Definitions, Instructions, and process Descriptions

opMT 5751 Math Models for Business

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CoMM 1013 Documentation project Management

TDMT 0207 Freight Forwarding 4

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TDMT 1204 Freight Forwarding 1 TDMT 1205 Freight Forwarding 2

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TDMT 1409 Canada Customs and NaFTa

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TDMT 2203 Transportation economics

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TDMT 2204 International Trade 2 TDMT 2251 Logistics processes (CITT) TDMT 4410 Logistics Management

CoMM 1007 Technical writing Style CoMM 1008 Technical editing

CoMM 1040 Technical Documentation Graphics CoMM 1110 writing for the web CoMM 1260 Designing and writing online help

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CoMM 2206 writing for the Computer Industry

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TMGT 7111 high Technology Marketing Strategies TMGT 7112 Marketing Research TMGT 7113 Marketing programs and plans TMGT 7114 product planning and Marketing Implementation

opMT 3345 Quality auditing

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TMGT 7102 project Management and Resource utilization

opMT 0214 project Risk Management

opMT 2242 Intermediate Quality Control Methods

TDMT 0206 Freight Forwarding 3

program from BCIT, or a diploma from an equivalent institution

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Courses offered this term:

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opMT 3342 Statistical Design of experiments for Industry

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TeChNoLoGY MaNaGeMeNT –BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY

bcit.ca/opmt0102, opmt0202, opmt0213, opmt0214, opmt0405

opMT 2125 Introduction to Computer Integrated Facilities Management

opMT 3306 ISo 9000:2000 Quality Standard

TECHNOLOGy MANAGEMENT

TMGT 7124 Technology and International Finance TMGT 7134 Technology and International Trade and Competition TMGT 7142 Technology Management Communication TMGT 7144 human Resource planning and Control TMGT 7145 Leadership in a world of Change TMGT 7151 Implementation Issues in Telecommunications TMGT 7153 Tactical and Strategic Business use of the Internet TMGT 8102 applied Research Methods TMGT 8103 Technology assessment Distance Education courses offered this term: TMGT 7101 engineering, Technology, and Management TMGT 7102 project Management and Resource utilization TMGT 7103 Research and Development Management TMGT 7121 principles of Finance TMGT 7122 accounting for Technologists TMGT 7135 Strategy, Innovation, and entrepreneurship TMGT 7142 Technology Management Communication TMGT 7143 problem Solving and Decision Making TMGT 7144 human Resource planning and Control TMGT 7152 Implementation Data Management TMGT 7154 Trends in New and emerging Information Technology For information relating to distance education courses, contact tmgtde@bcit.ca or 604.454.2218 or toll-free 1.866.768.7070.

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BUSINESS AND MEDIA PETER THOMSON CENTRE fOR VENTURE DEVELOPMENT bcit.ca/business/venture

aCCeLeRaTeD VeNTuRe pRoGRaM bcit.ca/7820acert 604.412.7651

The Peter Thomson Centre for Venture Development (PTCVD) is a dynamic centre of business-related learning. It includes the Venture program and business management workshops and courses, both credit and non-credit.

A comprehensive training program targeted toward individuals in the launch phase of a business start-up regardless of their business backgrounds. During this eight-week program, you will learn how to research a business concept, produce a realistic business plan, and develop practical, entrepreneurial planning skills to start and operate a business.

Courses offered this term: VeNT 0100

Starting Your own Business

VeNT 0111

accelerated Venture

VeNT 0200 enterpriser online Business planner FITT Skills (full-time and part-time classes available)

Many of our part-time Studies courses are part of larger programs that can lead to a certificate, diploma, or degree. Find out how to apply to a program, page 4.

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BUSINESS AND MEDIA

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BUSINESS AND MEDIA

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COMPUTING AND INfORMATION TECHNOLOGy COMPUTER NETwORKING fOR TECHNICIANS bcit.ca/energy/study

CISCo CeRTIFIeD NeTwoRk aSSoCIaTe (CCNa™) bcit.ca/cisco eeinfo@bcit.ca

The computer networking courses listed on this page are offered by the School of Energy.

NeTwoRk aDMINISTRaToR TeChNICIaN –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/energy/study

604.432.8237

If you are familiar with computer systems in the work environment and want to gain the fundamental knowledge to design, configure, and implement local- and wide-area networks, this program is for you. Get hands-on knowledge of major network operating systems, the underlying communication protocols, and the supporting hardware.

Courses offered this term: CITX 1110

CITX 2061 Cisco CCNa Level 3

CITX 2200 Microsoft Server Level 1

CITX 2062 Cisco CCNa Level 4

CITX 2210 Linux essentials

CISCo SpeCIaLTY CouRSeS

MICRoSoFT CouRSeS 604.432.8237

Courses offered this term: CITX 2162 Microsoft windows Network Infrastructure CITX 2163 Microsoft windows Directory Services CITX 2165 Implementing windows workstation CITX 2166 Microsoft windows Server administrator

uNIX/LINuX CouRSeS 604.432.8237

Courses offered this term: CITX 2180 unix/Linux Installation and Configuration CITX 2181 unix/Linux administration CITX 2182 unix/Linux Networking CITX 2183 unix/Linux Security, ethics and privacy

CompTIa CeRTIFICaTIoN pRepaRaTIoN FoR a+ haRDwaRe, NeTwoRk+ aND SeCuRITY+ bcit.ca/citx1110, citx1145, citx2164

Courses offered this term: CITX 1110

a+ hardware Technician

CITX 1145 Network+ Technician CITX 2164 Security+ Technician CompTIa

CoMpuTeR haRDwaRe aND NeTwoRkING FuNDaMeNTaLS bcit.ca/citx0120, citx1150, citx1151, citx1152

Courses offered this term: CITX 1150 Structured Cabling for Computer Networks CITX 1151

Courses offered this term: CITX 2060 Cisco CCNa Level 2

CITX 1160 Cisco CCNa Level 1

bcit.ca/188bacerts

This is a complete, four-semester program enabling you to design, build, and maintain small- to medium-sized networks. It features considerable hands-on activities in well-equipped labs consisting of Cisco routers and switches. The courses are to be taken sequentially. Content includes computer networking theory, IP addressing and subnetting, IP routing (using RIP, OSPF, EIGRP), Ethernet concepts (including bridging, spanning-tree, virtual LANs), basic network security, and wide-area networking fundamentals.

Upon successful completion of the program, students are prepared to write the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA™) certification exam.

CITX 1160 Cisco CCNa Level 1

a+ hardware Technician

bcit.ca/188aacerts

604.432.8237

bcit.ca/cisco

604.432.8237

CCNA Security provides a next step for individuals who want to enhance their CCNA skill set. This course discusses the fundamentals of network security and implements security on switches and routers using the Cisco IOS. It aligns with the globally recognized Cisco CCNA Security certification.

Course offered this term:

Learn new skills without giving up your job.

CITX 1185 Cisco CCNa Security

CISCo CeRTIFIeD NeTwoRk pRoFeSSIoNaL (CCNp™) bcit.ca/cisco

604.432.8237

The Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP™) program is comprised of three advanced levels of Cisco certification where students will learn how to install, configure, and maintain medium to large computer networks. Participants will learn about complex network configurations and how to diagnose and troubleshoot network problems. Students who successfully complete the advanced curriculum are encouraged to obtain Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP™) certification. The expertise you develop when preparing for the CCNP™ will add to your skill set and help you expand your professional options. For course information, please send your inquiry to eeinfo@bcit.ca.

Course offered this term: CITX 2063 Cisco Networking Level 5

Start with just one course.

COMPUTING AND INfORMATION TECHNOLOGy AREAS Of STUDy SCHOOL Of ENERGy > Cisco CCNa™ and CCNp™ > Computer Networking for Technicians SCHOOL Of COMPUTING > applied Computer applications

See the Engineering and Technical Studies section.

> Database and Information Systems > Information Technology professional Skills

CITX 1152 Router essentials * Spring/Summer 2012 term only.

earn a BCIT credential at night or on the weekends. work toward an associate certificate or a certificate, and ladder to a diploma and degree entirely on a part-time basis.

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN–CAD

understanding TCp/Ip

CSST 2150 advanced Structured Cabling*

BCIT is the educational leader in applied computing and information technology education in western Canada. we have one of the best selections of part-time IT courses and programs available anywhere.

Get course descriptions, dates, times, and prices at bcit.ca/pts.

> Networking and Security Design > Software Development and web Technologies > CST Laddered Credential programs

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COMPUTING AND INfORMATION TECHNOLOGy CoMpuTeR appLICaTIoN CouRSeS aND woRkShopS If you already have an understanding of PCs and Windows file management, you can increase your confidence and build your skills with the following Microsoft Office 2010 workshops.

One-day non-credit courses offered this term: CoMp 0261 excel workshop Level 1 CoMp 0264 excel workshop Level 2 CoMp 0266 word workshop Level 1 CoMp 0267 word workshop Level 2 CoMp 0268 word workshop Level 3, advanced CoMp 0269 excel workshop Level 3, advanced CoMp 0271 access workshop Level 1 CoMp 0272 access workshop Level 2 CoMp 0279 access workshop Level 3, advanced CoMp 0383 MS project 2010 workshop Level 1 CoMp 0384 MS project 2010 workshop Level 2 Upgrading workshops (experience with previous versions required): CoMp 1003 MS windows 7 upgrade workshop CoMp 1004 MS office 2010 upgrade workshop Entry-level fundamental courses offered this term: CoMp 1361 word Fundamentals

SCHOOL Of COMPUTING bcit.ca/computing/pts

604.432.8465

The School of Computing delivers over 400 applied parttime computing (COMP) courses every year. Courses may be taken individually and many build on each other, leading to BCIT credentials. We offer 11 part-time programs including a Computer Systems diploma and a bachelor’s degree.

Our COMP courses are taught by industry experts and the majority are delivered on evenings and weekends at our Burnaby and Downtown Campuses. Check our website to see all current COMP course details.

Each course has prerequisites and requires that students have the ability to communicate in English at a BC Grade 12 level. Those students who need to upgrade their English skills should visit bcit.ca/cas/communication/peld for more information.

APPLIED COMPUTER APPLICATIONS bcit.ca/computing/pts

604.432.8775

Learn how a personal computer works and how to get the most functionality out of your PC. Most computing (COMP) courses require the use of a MS Windows 7 PC. Start with COMP 1002 and then move on to higher-level courses within the School of Computing.

CoMp 1002 Computer Concepts with windows 7 CoMp 1003 MS windows 7 upgrade workshop

appLIeD CoMpuTeR appLICaTIoNS –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/5525acert Become an expert in the use of an MS Windows PC and MS Office applications. This program is designed for new and existing computer users. Obtain expert skill levels in desktop computing and understand how to build websites.

COMP 1002 should be completed prior to taking other courses.

Required courses offered this term: CoMp 1002 Computer Concepts with windows 7 CoMp 1850 Introduction to web Development and Design CoMp 2364 MS excel 2010 CoMp 2369 MS word 2010 CoMp 2374 MS access 2010 CoMp 2384 MS powerpoint 2010 Elective courses offered this term: CoMM 1103 Introduction to Business and Technical Communication CoMM 1106 Introduction to Business and Technical Communication (with Language Development Component) CoMp 1250 Crystal Reports Level 1 CoMp 1251 Crystal Reports Level 2 CoMp 1253 Crystal Reports advanced workshop CoMp 1255 Simply accounting CoMp 1285 using Microsoft project CoMp 2375 advanced MS access Development

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CoMp 1362 excel Spreadsheet Fundamentals CoMp 2010 Microsoft office 2010 Expert-level courses offered this term: CoMp 2361 Microsoft word advanced* CoMp 2362 Microsoft excel advanced* Complete courses (fundamentals and advanced material): CoMp 2364 Microsoft excel 2010 CoMp 2369 Microsoft word 2010 CoMp 2374 Microsoft access 2010 CoMp 2384 Microsoft powerpoint 2010† * Entry-level courses must be completed before COMP 2361 or COMP 2362. † COMP 2010, COMP 2364, or COMP 2369 must be completed first.

DATABASE AND INfORMATION SySTEMS bcit.ca/computing/pts

604.432.8775

Databases and information systems are part of most organizations at all levels. Computing (COMP) courses in relational database cover in-depth, current industry standards and start with COMP 1630.

COMPUTING AND INfORMATION TECHNOLOGy appLIeD DaTaBaSe aDMINISTRaTIoN aND DeSIGN –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6994acert Most organizations have PC databases on networks. This hands-on program teaches how to design and manage medium- to large-scale databases to industry standard.

Students will learn aspects of relational database design, systems analysis and design, plus higher-level administration, reporting, and business intelligence Many of these courses provide preparation for industry certifications.

Required courses offered this term: CoMp 1630 Relational Database Design and SQL* CoMp 2831 Systems analysis and Systems Design Elective courses offered this term: CoMp 1250 Crystal Reports Level 1

UPGRADE yOUR COMPUTER SKILLS bcit.ca/comp1002, comp 2010 CoMp 1002 or equivalent knowledge is the foundation required for all higher level courses.

Students focus on computer concepts and the use of windows 7 to properly configure, manage, and secure a pC. CoMp 2010 covers MS word, MS excel, MS powerpoint, MS access, and MS outlook v2010 all in one course. Successful participants are able to create and work with documents, spreadsheets, presentations, databases, and email.

School of Computing also offers individual MS office 2010 courses from beginner to expert level in: MS word, MS excel, MS powerpoint, and MS access.

CoMp 1251 Crystal Reports Level 2 CoMp 1253 Crystal Reports advanced

Those with prior back versions may be interested in a series of non-credit, skill-building workshops during the day. n

CoMp 1288 IT project Management CoMp 3771 windows Shell Scripting CoMp 4670 oracle 11g administration workshop 1 CoMp 4671 oracle 11g administration workshop 2 CoMp 4677 MS SQL Server 2008 administration CoMp 4678 MS SQL Server 2008 Development CoMp 4679 Business Intelligence with SSRS* CoMp 4680 Business Intelligence with SSIS* CoMp 4681 Business Intelligence with SSaS* * COMP 1630 must be completed prior to taking any higher-level database courses.

IT PROfESSIONAL SKILLS bcit.ca/computing/pts

604.432.8465

NETwORKING AND SECURITy DESIGN

Elective courses offered this term:

The School of Computing teaches students how to think beyond a one-vendor, version-specific solution. Computing (COMP) courses in networking cover in-depth, current industry standards.

CoMp 1288 IT project Management

bcit.ca/computing/pts

604.432.8644

appLIeD NeTwoRk aDMINISTRaTIoN aND DeSIGN –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/5515acert

Courses offered this term:

This hands-on program teaches the design, set-up, and administration of local- and wide-area networks. Students who already have some business and IT experience will learn data communication and network theory plus the design, installation, and administration of multi-platform networks. Many of these courses provide preparation for industry certifications.

CoMM 1110 writing for the web

Required courses offered this term:

The IT profession uses industry-standard methods and tools. Learning to analyze business processes, gather information, and document and communicate specifications is the key to success in building scalable information systems.

CoMp 1003 MS windows 7 upgrade workshop CoMp 1004 MS office 2010 upgrade workshop CoMp 1113 applied Mathematics CoMp 1288 IT project Management CoMp 1630 Relational Database Design and SQL CoMp 2831 Systems analysis and Systems Design CoMp 2832 agile Software Development with Scrum

CoMp 1045 a+ Certification preparation CoMp 2770 Intro to Linux/unix System administration CoMp 3661 wireless Network Design and administration CoMp 3771 windows Shell Scripting CoMp 4707 applied Intrusion Detection Systems * COMP 2654 should be completed first, followed by COMP 3821.

Additional courses in Linux and security are offered in other terms.

CoMpTIa a+ haRDwaRe TeChNICIaN bcit.ca/computing/pts

CoMp 3700 MS windows Server 2008 administration

A+ is a computer industry certification that is recognized around the world. The CompTIA certification process is separate from BCIT and available at additional cost. If you already have a CompTIA A+ certification that is less than three years old, you may be granted transfer credit into our Applied Network Administration and Design program.

Please search ‘CompTIA’ online for details about A+ as well as the exam process.

CoMp 3705 applied Network Security

Course offered this term:

CoMp 3821 enterprise Network Design with TCp*

CoMp 1045 a+ Certification preparation

CoMp 2654 Data Communication and LaN Design* CoMp 2765 Linux/unix operating Systems

CoMp 4912 applied Virtual Networks

CoMp 3761 algorithm analysis and Design CoMp 3831 object oriented analysis and Design

Many of our part-time Studies courses are part of larger programs that can lead to a certificate, diploma, or degree.

Find out how to apply to a program, page 4.

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COMPUTING AND INfORMATION TECHNOLOGy SOfTwARE DEVELOPMENT AND wEB TECHNOLOGIES bcit.ca/computing/pts

604.432.8465

If you have the mindset to develop software by writing code in a programming language, you may find a very rewarding career in IT. All programming courses in this stream begin with COMP 1409 followed by COMP 1451. These are the foundations in object oriented programming (OOP) and are the prerequisites for all other intermediate-level programming languages. If you are serious about becoming an application programmer, you should understand multiple programming languages and environments.

appLIeD SoFTwaRe DeVeLopMeNT –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6958acert Learn the skills to design, build, and deploy software applications. This program is aimed at three audiences: students who want to learn programming, existing programmers who want object oriented experience, and candidates for advanced programming credentials.

Applied Software Development is the first step towards the CST diploma and degree, as well as the prerequisite for the three higher-level credentials: Web Application Software Development, .NET Application Software Development, and Advanced Java Development.

aDVaNCeD JaVa DeVeLopMeNT –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

weB appLICaTIoN SoFTwaRe DeVeLopMeNT– aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

bcit.ca/6445acert

bcit.ca/6455acert

Advanced Java Development is a second-level credential that is built on top of our Applied Software Development.

Students who already know how to write code in OOP languages, learn to use scripting technologies along with web programming in Java and C#.NET to create software applications.

You must already have full understanding of OOP. Systems analysis and design are also required in order to properly understand these higher-level Java courses. Graduates of this program will be able to build and deploy Java webbased and large-scale enterprise applications.

Required courses offered this term*: CoMp 2613 Java application Development CoMp 3613 advanced Java application Development CoMp 3831 object oriented analysis and Design CoMp 4613 Java web Development CoMp 4655 Jee application Development Elective courses offered this term: CoMp 1911 Java Script workshop CoMp 3610 advanced Java application Development CoMp 3612 Rapid application Development with Java CoMp 4624 Google web Toolkit for Java Developers CoMp 4625 Java for XML Developers

.NeT appLICaTIoN SoFTwaRe DeVeLopMeNT

Required core courses offered every term*:

bcit.ca/computing/pts

CoMp 1409 Introduction to Software Development, part 1

This advanced curriculum will require prior completion of the Applied Software Development Associate Certificate or equivalent knowledge. Students must have the ability to understand multiple OOP languages. Systems analysis and systems design are also required before starting these courses.

CoMp 1451 Introduction to Software Development, part 2 CoMp 2831 Systems analysis and System Design CoMp 2832 agile Software Development with Scrum Elective courses offered this term: After COMP 1451, move on to any intermediate-level COMP 2600-series programming course:

CoMp 2613 Java application Development CoMp 2614 .NeT windows application Development in C# CoMp 2617 C++ for oo Development, part 1 CoMp 2618 C++ for oo Development, part 2 CoMp 2717 C programming After you have completed any COMP 2600-level programming course:

CoMp 3912 ioS application Development for iphone and ipad * Complete COMP 1409 prior to COMP 1451, not concurrently.

After you have completed your first COMP 2600-series course, then complete COMP 2831.

Microsoft .NET is a variety of tools and technologies to build software applications with less work, making use of a consistent programming model and a common set of APIs.

This advanced program requires completion of the Applied Software Development Associate Certificate prior to starting. A solid understanding of multiple OOP languages, and systems analysis and design are required in order to properly understand web application development.

Required courses offered this term: CoMp 1850 Introduction to web Development and Design CoMp 1911 JavaScript workshop CoMp 2011 aJaX workshop CoMp 2870 aSp.NeT with C# CoMp 2899 XML for web Developers CoMp 2920 Server-side web Scripting with php Level 2 CoMp 4613 advanced Java web Development elective courses offered this term: CoMp 1950 Intermediate web Development and Design CoMp 3870 advanced aSp.NeT with C# CoMp 3912 ioS application Development for iphone and ipad

appLIeD weB DeVeLopMeNT–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6957acert Applied Web Development teaches how to hand-code and model data, analyse and document business processes, define requirements, communicate specifications, and work in teams. Graduates learn to plan, design, and build websites using industry standards. A variety of technical electives are also available covering current open-source scripting tools.

Required courses offered this term:

The .NET Framework supports the interoperability of multiple programming languages using .NET Library components and coded solutions using Common Runtime Languages to execute programs specifically for .NET.

CoMp 1911 JavaScript workshop

Courses offered this term:

CoMp 1950 Intermediate web Development and Design

CoMp 2614 .NeT windows Development in C#

CoMp 1630 Relational Database Design and SQL CoMp 1850 Introduction to web Development and Design*

CoMp 1956 web Graphics with photoshop

CoMp 2870 aSp.NeT with C#

CoMp 2831 Systems analysis and Systems Design

CoMp 2970 Sharepoint Fundamentals

Elective courses offered this term:

CoMp 3608 .NeT application Development with wpF and Blend

CoMp 1288 IT project Management

CoMp 3618 advanced .NeT application Development in C# CoMp 3870 advanced aSp.NeT with C# CoMp 3971 windows phone apps with Silverlight

CoMp 1854 Content Management with Drupal CoMp 1920 Server-side web Scripting with php Level 1 CoMp 1957 applied Social Networking workshop CoMp 2899 XML for web Developers CoMp 2920 Server-side web Scripting with php Level 2 * Complete COMP 1850 first or have equivalent HTML knowledge prior to enrolling in other courses.

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COMPUTING AND INfORMATION TECHNOLOGy

COMPUTER SySTEMS TECHNOLOGy (CST) –DIPLOMA AND DEGREE

bcit.ca/cas/computingparttime/credentials/ladder The School of Computing offers part-time students the opportunity to complete either standalone credential programs or a series of smaller credentials leading to a diploma or bachelor’s degree. Students who complete the CST diploma may then apply for and earn the bachelor’s degree on either a full- or part-time basis.

CoMpuTeR SYSTeMS–CST DIpLoMa oF TeChNoLoGY The CST/PTS Diploma begins with the Applied Software Development and Applied Computer Information Systems Associate Certificates. These two credentials must be completed prior to starting the Computer Systems Certificate of Technology. Full-time students should check the Computer Systems Technology Commons web page (commons.bcit.ca) for equivalencies and register in no more than one Part-time Studies course while attending full-time.

CoMpuTeR SYSTeMS–CST BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY Applied Software Development Associate Certificate Applied Computer Information Systems Associate Certificate Certificate of Technology

Courses offered this term: CoMp 2653 CST Foundations 1 CoMp 3653 CST Foundations 2 CoMp 7021 Graphics in user Interface Design CoMp 7036 applied Research Methods in Software Development CoMp 7071 Database Design CoMp 7081 Technical Issues in Software Development CoMp 7401 advanced Topics programming Methodology CoMp 7901 Visual Design for Comp Games

bcit.ca/study/programs/cstbtechpts 604.432.8644

CoMp 8005 Network and Security applications Development

The Bachelor of Technology in Computer Systems is built on top of the CST Diploma and can be completed full- or part-time. It offers students several popular specialization areas including: computer graphics, database, distributed systems, human computer interface, network security administration, and network security development. The Games Development specialization is full-time with only a few part-time courses offered. Registration for the Games Development courses will be open in August. Visit our website for more information.

CoMp 8006 Network Security administration 2 CoMp 8031 wireless and Mobile app Development 2 CoMp 8045 Major project 1 CoMp 8046 Major project 2 CoMp 8061 Distributed Systems applications CoMp 8071 advanced Database application CoMp 8081 Management Issues in Software engineering

Computer Systems Technology Diploma Bachelor of Technology

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ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL STUDIES

engineering and Technical Studies involves mathematics and science in designing, building, maintaining, and managing the many things we encounter in our daily lives, from the buildings around us to the latest electronic devices.

Studying part-time allows you to explore your education options one course at a time, get a head start on a full-time program, or upgrade your skills and advance in your current career. after qualifying as a technician or technologist through a certificate or diploma program, you can enrol in advanced studies or a degreecompletion program.

ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL STUDIES AREAS Of STUDy > architectural and Building engineering Technology > CaD Training Centre > Civil engineering and Civil Technology > Construction Management > Customized Industry Training > electronics > engineering Technologies > environmental engineering Technology > Fire protection > Fluid power > Interior Design > Maintenance Management > Manufacturing > Mechanical > Mechanical Systems > Nondestructive Testing > oil and Gas processing > power engineering

CUSTOMIZED INDUSTRy TRAINING

Courses offered this term:

Are you looking for flexible, cost-effective training solutions customized to meet the needs of your organization? BCIT’s School of Construction and the Environment will customize a training program for your organization based on any of our current programs of study. Training programs range in duration from a half-day to six months and are offered in both full-time and part-time formats. Work with us to build your human resource capacity, prepare for growth or change, comply with policy developments, and eliminate travel expenses often associated with professional development. Contact us to discuss training opportunities in areas such as:

BLDC 1200 Construction 1a

bcit.ca/construction/industry

604.456.1012

BLDC 1050 Materials and Methods 1 BLDC 1205 Construction 1B BLDC 1300 estimating 1 BLDC 1500 BC Building Code: part 9 (SFD) BLDC 2000 architectural planning 1 BLDC 2005 architectural planning 2 BLDC 2050 Materials and Methods 2 BLDC 2300 estimating 2 BLDC 2400 architectural CaD 1 BLDC 2405 architectural CaD 2

> Aboriginal Training

BLDC 3050 Building envelope performance

> Construction Operations and Management

BLDT 2011

> Public Works and Infrastructure Management

Construction Documents and Contracts

DRFT 1000 architectural Drafting Approved electives offered this term:

ARCHITECTURAL AND BUILDING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGy

BLDG 1137 Building envelope Solutions

604.412.7477

BLDG 1830 BC Building Code: part 3 Introduction

Attendance at an information session is highly recommended. Visit bcit.ca/infosessions to register.

BLDG 1835 BC Building Code: part 3 advanced

aRChITeCTuRaL aND BuILDING eNGINeeRING TeChNoLoGY–CeRTIFICaTe oF TeChNoLoGY

BLDG 1825 BC Building Code: Multi-unit and Small Buildings

BLDG 2800 autodesk Revit BLDG 2805 autodesk Revit 2 BLDG 3840 Computer Construction estimating

bcit.ca/5910certt

BLDG 4425 advanced Computer Graphics for architecture

Take this program if you want to advance in your career or are currently working in designing/building offices for homes and small commercial projects, material suppliers and installers, estimating, real estate marketing, property management, and municipal offices.

GRow 1000 Green Roofs–Details, Installation, and Maintenance

30 Part-time Studies Information Session > Nov 16, 4:00–6:00 pm, BCIT Downtown Campus

ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL STUDIES BuILDING CoNSTRuCTIoN TeChNoLoGY –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

BuILDING SCIeNCe–MaSTeR oF eNGINeeRING

Courses offered this term:

bcit.ca/m100meng

604.432.8645

bcit.ca/515gacert

BLDT 2011

Construction Documents and Contracts

The program is designed to provide students from various engineering disciplines with a set of advanced knowledge and skills to achieve a holistic understanding of building performance through a core component, which is composed of a fundamental technical cluster and an applied technical cluster. Students will gain in-depth knowledge of a specialty area through specialized elective technical courses and a research project.

BLDT 2021

Basic project Management Skills

BLDT 2031

Technical writing and Interpersonal Skills

BLDT 2041

Basic Construction Design principles

BLDT 2051

Construction Materials and assemblies

BLDT 2061

Computer applications in Construction

BLDT 2071

Safety Legislation

BLDT 2081

environmental Legislation

CoNSTRuCTIoN opeRaTIoNS–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

BLDT 2091

Construction estimating

Gain a competency skill level to work in the field of housing and small building design and construction. Take this program if you want to advance your career or are currently working in designing/building offices, working with construction documents, material suppliers and installers, estimating, and municipal offices. All credits earned may be applied to the Architectural and Building Engineering Technology Certificate.

Courses offered this term:

bcit.ca/7720acert

BLDC 1050 Materials and Methods 1 BLDC 1200 Construction 1a BLDC 1205 Construction 1B BLDC 1300 estimating 1 BLDC 1500 BC Building Code: part 9 (SFD) BLDC 2050 Materials and Methods 2

BuILDING DeSIGN aND aRChITeCTuRaL CaD –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/515hacert

BCIT and the Vancouver Regional Construction Association jointly offer a multi-level, part-time training program for people who wish to enter the construction industry, or for those in the industry wishing to enhance their career potential. This program is open to anyone, subject to minimum entrance requirements (Grade 10 math and English), and is specifically designed to accommodate individuals with a trade background. The program consists of 18 credits of required courses and a minimum six credits of electives.

This program will provide you with a competency skill level to work in the field of housing design and presentation graphics. Take this program if you want to advance your career or are currently working in home design offices, material suppliers, retail and real estate marketing, and municipal offices. All credits earned may be applied to the Architectural and Building Engineering Technology Associate Certificate.

Courses offered this term:

Courses offered this term:

Elective courses offered this term:

BLDT 1011

applied Construction Mathematics

BLDT 1021

Construction Drawings

BLDT 1031

Site processes in Construction

BLDT 1041

Basic estimating with Computer applications

BLDT 1051

Technical writing and Communications

BLDT 1061

Basic Management and ethics

hoMe IMpRoVeMeNT SeRIeS 604.412.7411 This series of courses is aimed at homeowners, property managers, contractors, and others interested in smallscale residential design and improvement. The courses require no prerequisites and may be taken in any order.

These are short, introductory courses that are offered in this series on a credit and non-credit basis.

Courses offered this term: BLDG 0001 Building Your own house BLDG 0004 Residential Blueprint Reading GRow 0001 Green Roofs–Concepts, Systems, and Incentives GRow 1000 Green Roofs–Details, Installation, and Maintenance

houSe INSpeCTIoN CouRSeS bcit.ca/5610nobcit

604.412.7411

BLDC 2405 architectural CaD 2

GRow 1000 Green Roofs–Details, Installation, and Maintenance

BCIT, in cooperation with the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC (ASTTBC), offers a series of courses in the inspection field. BCIT offers the following courses that meet the academic requirements of ASTTBC for (CHI) Certification. A final grade of 70% in each course is required by ASTTBC. For specifics on requirements for certification, please contact ASTTBC, 604.585.2788 or email techinfo@asttbc.org.

DRFT 1000 architectural Drafting

SuRV 1104 Basic Surveying with Total Stations

Courses offered this term:

BuILDING eNGINeeRING/BuILDING SCIeNCe –MaSTeR oF appLIeD SCIeNCe

SuRV 5108 Fundamentals of Surveying

BLDC 1500 BC Building Code: part 9 (SFD)

CoNSTRuCTIoN SupeRVISIoN –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

BLDG 2915 house Inspection 1

BLDC 1200 Construction 1a

BLDG 1830 BC Building Code: part 3 Introduction

BLDC 2000 architectural planning 1

BLDT 1071 Introduction to Computers in Construction

BLDC 2005 architectural planning 2

BLDT 1091 organizational Behaviour in Construction Industry

BLDC 2400 architectural CaD 1

bcit.ca/m200masc

604.432.8645

This program offers a unique interdisciplinary approach that combines the theory and practical skills necessary to deliver durable, healthy, comfortable, and energy-efficient buildings. The curriculum is designed to provide students with the capabilities to conduct rigorous innovative research independently, and publish, present, and defend research outcomes to expert peers.

BLDG 2925 house Inspection 2

bcit.ca/7730acert

BLDG 2935 house Inspection 3: Report writing

If you have completed the Construction Operations program, this is the next step to advance your career.

This program provides you with the skills and knowledge to successfully supervise many aspects of construction operations. Job opportunities are varied and an increasing number of employers are looking for employees who have successfully completed the program.

BLDG 2945 house Inspection 4: Field Inspection

Many of our part-time Studies courses are part of larger programs that can lead to a certificate, diploma, or degree.

Find out how to apply to a program, page 4.

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ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL STUDIES CIVIL ENGINEERING AND CIVIL TECHNOLOGy bcit.ca/civil

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT 604.431.4969

CIVIL eNGINeeRING TeChNoLoGY bcit.ca/5410icert Throughout the year, we offer courses in soil mechanics, hydraulics, hydrology, concrete, steel, timber, asphalt, water supply, road design, contract administration, and land subdivision and development.

Courses offered this term: CIVL 1120

Statics

CIVL 2050

Subdivision Design

CIVL 2122

Stress analysis 2

CIVL 2124

asphalt Technology

CIVL 3172

Steel Design

CIVL 3173

Reinforced Concrete Design

puBLIC woRkS opeRaTIoNS bcit.ca/study/programs/publicworks 604.431.4969 These courses are aimed at municipal workers who want to increase their knowledge of the operational and maintenance aspects of municipal infrastructure.

Courses offered this term:

CoMpuTeR aIDeD DeSIGN TeChNoLoGY –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/cad

604.432.8828

bcit.ca/cm

604.412.7469

Graduates will be able to select and manage suitable construction projects, human resources, and equipment within the complex environment of labour relations and business decision making.

Courses offered this term: CMGT 7100 Construction project Controls 1 CMGT 7110 Construction project Controls 2 CMGT 7160 Statistics for Construction Management CMGT 7330 Finance for Construction Managers CMGT 7420 Construction Law and ethics CMGT 7530 Leadership/Interpersonal Skills CMGT 7840 Technical presentations CMGT 8205 Construction Management Seminars CMGT 8435 Construction Company Management CMGT 8450 International Construction CMGT 8700 project proposals CMGT 8800 Industry Based project

puBw 1001 Introduction to public works operations

INTeRNaTIoNaL CoNSTRuCTIoN MaNaGeMeNT –MaSTeR oF SCIeNCe

puBw 1105 waste water operator 1

bcit.ca/0055nobcit

puBw 1114 water operator 1

Offered in partnership with the University of Bath (UK), this program contains modules on management, economics, law, human resources, and strategy in construction. This program is offered in distance learning format with two residential sessions.

puBw 1121 Roadworks Maintenance

CAD TRAINING CENTRE

CoNSTRuCTIoN MaNaGeMeNT –BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY

puBw 1141 Municipal plan Reading puBw 2105 waste water operator 2 puBw 2209 water pump Station operation and Maintenance

604.412.7469

BCIT’s CAD Training Centre is an Autodesk Authorized Training Centre that offers introductory to advanced AutoCAD training. Specialized courses for mechanical design are also offered for Autodesk® Inventor® and SolidWorks®. Start by taking individual courses then enrol in the associate certificate program. For more information, contact cad@bcit.ca.

One week seminar during Spring Break:

ELECTRONICS

puBw 4550 public works Inspection

eLeCTRoNICS–BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY

Courses offered this term:

We offer flexible, self-paced distance education courses in civil technology. You may enrol in various courses at any time and have up to one year from the registration date to complete any course. Courses are available this term in the following program areas: graphical communications, transportation planning, construction contracts, aggregates, concrete technology, soils technology, and subdivision planning or design.

aICo 1000

autoCaD 1

aICo 2000

autoCaD 2

aICo 3001

autoCaD 3D

aICo 3010

autoCaD: advanced

aICo 3025

Revit Mep

aICo 4044

autodesk Inventor

aICo 4048

Solidworks 1

aICo 4248

CaD/Cae with Solidworks

aICo 4090

CaD practicum

CIVIL eNGINeeRING TeChNoLoGY –DISTaNCe eDuCaTIoN bcit.ca/construction/study/options/distance 1.800.663.3606

web registration begins oct 30, 2011. Learn how To ReGISTeR on page 3.

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bcit.ca/8900btech

604.451.6892

This degree program develops strong analytical foundations in mathematics, physics, and engineering science as well as engineering-level design knowledge in electrical, automation, and communication systems.

Courses offered this term: eLeX 0362

Matlab/Simulink Tutorial

eLeX 7010

engineering Statistics

eLeX 7040

engineering Materials

eLeX 7120

Linear algebra and Vector Calculus

eLeX 7121

Scientific Computing 2

eLeX 7140

Semiconductor Theory and applications

eLeX 7210

Signal Theory and processing

eLeX 7220

Feedback Control

eLeX 8130

Computer Networks

eLeX 8180

Discrete-Time Control Systems

eLeX 8270

power System analysis

eLeX 8280

engineering Law

eLeX 8300

Industry project

ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL STUDIES ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES

fIRE PROTECTION

GEOMATICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGy

eLeCTRICaL aND CoMpuTeR eNGINeeRING TeChNoLoGY

FIRe pRoTeCTIoN INSpeCTIoN aND TeSTING –aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

See the Applied and Natural Sciences section.

eeinfo@bcit.ca

604.432.8237

bcit.ca/675facert

604.432.8521

INTERIOR DESIGN

Study theoretical and practical courses in electrical, electronics and computer engineering. All of the following courses can carry credits towards the full-time diploma program, and selected ones can be used as credits in the Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering program.

Learn the latest industry standards and systems. Many of these courses meet part of the basic academic competencies required for certification by the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC (ASTTBC) as a Fire Protection Technician in appropriate disciplines.

Courses offered this term:

Courses offered this term: FIRe 1050

electricity and electronics for Fire protection Inspection

FIRe 1075

BC Fire Code 1

FIRe 2075

BC Fire Code 2

FIRe 2077

emergency Lighting Systems

INTD 1310

Freehand Drawing

w S f

FIRe 2084

Fire alarm Systems: Inspection and Testing

INTD 1330

Colour and Lighting

w S f

INTD 1340

Interior Design Drafting 1a

w S f

604.432.8521

INTD 1345

Interior Design Drafting 1B

w S f

Interested in hydraulics and pneumatics? We offer courses in fluid power to help prepare you for the certification exams offered by the Fluid Power Society. The courses are modular in nature and, when combined, can be used for transfer credit in trades and technology programs at BCIT. For more information, contact mechtech@bcit.ca.

INTD 1350

Introduction to Interior Design: Theory and principles

w S f

INTD 1370

Design history 1

w S f

INTD 2300

Space planning/Studio a

w S f

INTD 2305

Space planning/Studio B

w S f

INTD 2320

Graphic presentation 1

w S f

INTD 2330

Business practices for Interior Design

w S f

INTD 2350

Detailing and Construction Materials

w S f

INTD 2380

Directed Studies 1

w S f

INTD 2390

Materials 1

w S f

aICo 1160

autoCaD for Interior Design 1

w S f

eLeX 1110

electronic Manufacturing processes

eLeX 1115

Digital Techniques 1

eLeX 2115

Digital Techniques 2

eLeX 2120

electronic Circuits 1

INTRoDuCTIoN To eLeCTRoNICS eeinfo@bcit.ca

604.432.8237

These two courses are intended for those who require a basic working knowledge of electronics for their jobs or those who want to learn more about electronics. Students earn a Statement of Completion in Electronics (Basics) upon successful completion of both courses. These two courses can be used as electives for the part-time Industrial Marketing Associate Certificate program.

Courses offered this term: TeLX 1175

electronics: passive Devices

TeLX 1176

electronics: Solid-State Devices

fLUID POwER

bcit.ca/pts/trades

Courses offered this term: FpwR 2000 Control of hydraulic Circuits FpwR 2050 Control of pneumatic Circuits

eNVIRoNMeNTaL eNGINeeRING –BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY

See the Applied and Natural Sciences section.

604.432.8539

bcit.ca/6160mcert

GEOGRAPHIC INfORMATION SySTEMS

604.456.8150

Seeking employment in the retail interior design field? The program will provide you with an efficient means of entry into interior design and related fields. Students can start the program in January, April, and September.

Interior Design Management Certificate courses offered this year: wINTeR ’12–w

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGy bcit.ca/8060btech

INTeRIoR DeSIGN–MaNaGeMeNT CeRTIFICaTe

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

Learn the skills you need to be part of an engineering team working on the investigation and clean-up of existing environmental problems or the planning, design, and construction of new projects in order to minimize environmental damage.

Second-generation* courses offered in this term: eeNG 7221 environmental Toxicology eeNG 7241

Contaminant hydrology

eeNG 8250 Municipal wastewater eeNG 8253 Industrial wastewater eeNG 8270 Contaminated Site Investigation eeNG 8282 Sustainability Management System eeNG 8286 environmental Impact assessment eeNG 8293 Climate Change and Green house Gas Management eeNG 8300 applied Research Skills * Refer to our website for important information on applying to first- or second-generation courses.

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ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL STUDIES Upon completion of the Interior Design Management Certificate, you can proceed to the Interior Design Diploma of Technology by completing the following four bridging courses. Students must complete the certificate and the four bridging courses to complete the first year of the diploma.

CAD: DESIGN AND DOCUMENT yOUR IDEAS

Bridging courses offered this year:

bcit.ca/cad

wINTeR ’12–w

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

CoMM 1120 Technical Communication 1 for Interior Design

w S f

INTD 1360

Computer Technology for Interior Design w S f

INTD 2335

autoCaD for Interior Design 2

w S f

INTD 2340

Interior Design Drafting 2

w S f

INTeRIoR DeSIGN–DIpLoMa oF TeChNoLoGY bcit.ca/6160pdiplt The diploma program meets industry standards and emphasizes the technical information and skills required to obtain work in the field. The certificate and bridging course is required as a prerequisite. If you are looking to become a registered interior designer, please contact the program assistant or come to an information session for up-to-date information.

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

autoCaD® is a premier design and drafting tool that is used in all technical disciplines. It is easy to use and its DwG™ file format is an industry standard ensuring ease of communication. autodesk Inventor® and Solidworks® are leading-edge 3D modelling suites that incorporate computer aided engineering tools that allow designers to analyze and simulate assemblies and mechanisms.

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MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT

Interior Design Diploma courses offered this year: wINTeR ’12–w

Computer aided Design software from autodesk® and Solidworks® allows you to realize your concepts in 2D and 3D. powerful and intuitive tools minimize repetitive drawing tasks. previous design elements can be captured and edited. Not only does CaD save time but it also facilitates the sharing of data that leads to collaborative design. This means better designs faster.

FaLL ’12–F

bcit.ca/5020nobcit

604.432.8521

The Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) certification program is a series of modules developed by the Plant Engineering and Maintenance Association of Canada (PEMAC). If you are aspiring to a management position, or work in maintenance management and want formal training, this is the program for you.

CoMM 2320 Communications 2 for Interior Design

w S

INTD 3110

Graphic presentation 2

w

INTD 3300

Space planning /Studio C

w S

INTD 3310

Materials 2 and environmental Factors

INTD 3330

Lighting 1

INTD 3340

3D Computer Rendering for Interior Design

INTD 3345

Vector works for Interior Design

w

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INTD 3350

Design Theory and Research

w

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INTD 3370

Design history 2

INTD 4300

Design projects

INTD 4310

Interior Construction and Renovation

INTD 4320

autoCaD for Interior Design 3

w S

INTD 4330

Lighting 2

w S

This program provides an avenue for graduate technologists and engineers to enhance their technical and management skills in production design and manufacturing processes.

INTD 4340

project Management

w

Courses offered this term:

INTD 4350

Millwork Drawing and Furniture Design

w

INTD 4360

Building Codes and Barrier-Free

w S

INTD 4370

Marketing and practicum

S

INTD 4380

Directed Studies 2

S

JoIN 4350

Joinery for Interior Design

f S f

w

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w

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Courses offered this term: peMa 1000 Maintenance Management: Introduction peMa 2020 accounting and Finance for the Maintenance Manager peMa 3000 planned Maintenance Management

MANUfACTURING 604.432.8521

MTeC 7048 advanced CaD/Cae MTeC 7054 Manufacturing Control Systems MTeC 7090 Research Methods MTeC 8045 Design for Manufacture and assembly

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bcit.ca/mechanicalengineering

604.432.8521

Choose from a variety of fundamental to advanced courses in mechanical engineering to advance your career or prepare for entrance to a full-time program.

Courses offered this term: MeCh 1000 Drafting Fundamentals for Mechanical MeCh 1120 energy Systems MeCh 1141 engineering Mechanics 1 MeCh 3010 Fundamentals of Metrology and Quality Control MeCh 3340 Machine Design 1

MECHANICAL SySTEMS MeChaNICaL SYSTeMS–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe

MaNuFaCTuRING–BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY bcit.ca/8600btech

MECHANICAL

MTeC 8091 Manufacturing Degree project

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bcit.ca/mechanicalengineering

604.432.8521

Take one course or work towards the Mechanical Systems Associate Certificate.

Courses offered this term: MSYS 2040 Mechanical Systems for Buildings MSYS 3025 heating Systems 1 MSYS 3060 Renewable energy Systems 1 MSYS 4090 practicum

ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL STUDIES NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING bcit.ca/5025nobcit

604.456.8027

These courses meet the recommended training course guidelines of the Canadian Government Specifications Board (CGSB) and assume candidates possess basic mathematical skills and prior knowledge of materials and processes.

Courses offered this term: NDTe 1151

Materials and processes

NDTe 2177

Liquid penetrant Inspection-Levels 1 and 2

OIL AND GAS PROCESSING 604.431.4929

These courses provide an opportunity for individuals who wish to gain fundamental practical knowledge about the processes, equipment, technologies, regulations, and safety requirements used in Western Canada’s oil and gas industry. Some courses will allow a focus on either the oil or natural gas sides of the industry. The emphasis is on practical plant and equipment operations. Some courses are computer-delivered and require computer and Internet access.

POwER ENGINEERING bcit.ca/energy/powereng

poweR eNGINeeRING–DISTaNCe eDuCaTIoN 604.456.8027

Course offered this term:

Power engineers operate, maintain, and manage industrial power and process plants. These plants are associated with various industries such as pulp and paper, chemical manufacturing, food processing, electrical generation, petroleum refining, institutional mechanical systems, and others. Provincial regulations require that plant personnel be certified prior to assuming positions of responsibility in the operating of fired pressure equipment. Power Engineering courses prepare you for certification by the BC Safety Authority.

oaGp 1001 oil and Gas Industry overview

Courses offered this term: powR 0107 Boiler Safety awareness

bcit.ca/files/energy/powereng/pdf/ powerenginfo_2011_final.pdf

604.432.8390

Move your power engineering career forward by upgrading to a higher level of certification. These courses blend traditional correspondence materials with web-based assignments and assessments. Programs prepare you to write the Power Engineering Certification examinations in BC and other provinces. You must satisfy all of the BC Safety Authority requirements for practical qualifying experience relative to the level of certificate for which you are planning to write. Download the PDF for details on programs including Refrigeration Plant Operator and Fifth to First Class.

powR 0108 Refrigeration Safety awareness

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ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL STUDIES

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HEALTH SCIENCES

whether you are exploring careers in health sciences or are an experienced healthcare professional, our diverse and flexible programs help you to reach your goals in a way that fits your life. Take individual courses that are of interest to you, or work towards earning a credential. It’s your choice.

BASIC HEALTH SCIENCES bcit.ca/health/study

604.432.8831

These courses can help you upgrade your knowledge and skills, or meet prerequisites for entrance to health sciences programs.

Courses offered this term: BhSC 0012 Biology 12 Challenge exam BhSC 0100 human Biology BhSC 1119 essentials of anatomy and physiology BhSC 1146 human Behaviour BhSC 2219 anatomy and physiology for Cardiology BhSC 3302 Cardiac pathophysiology BhSC 7601 Sectional anatomy of the abdomen and pelvis BhSC 7602 Sectional anatomy of the Neck and Thorax BhSC 7603 Sectional anatomy of the head BhSC 7604 Sectional anatomy of the Musculoskeletal System pSYC 1101

Introductory psychology 1

pSYC 1102

Introductory psychology 2

CARDIAC SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES bcit.ca/health/study

604.434.1610

We offer a diploma in non-invasive cardiology, a postdiploma in cardiovascular technology, and a post-diploma certificate in pacemaker technology. For complete details and additional courses, please visit our websites or call 604.434.1610 or toll-free 1.866.434.1610 to leave your name and number for a program advisor to return your call.

CaRDIoLoGY TeChNoLoGY–DIpLoMa oF TeChNoLoGY bcit.ca/530adiplt

CaRDIoVaSCuLaR peRFuSIoN –aDVaNCeD SpeCIaLTY CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6820ascert

CaRDIoVaSCuLaR TeChNoLoGY –DIpLoMa oF TeChNoLoGY bcit.ca/530bdiplt

paCeMakeR TeChNoLoGY –aDVaNCeD SpeCIaLTY CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/7860ascert

health sciences is a broad field that encompasses health protection, diagnosis, treatment, and therapy, as well as management. within the field of health sciences there are professionals dedicated to preventing disease and accidents, practitioners contributing to successful medical treatments, and managers keeping everything on track. we offer the widest choice in health sciences programs in BC, and many of our programs are the only ones of their kind. we look forward to helping you advance your career in health care.

HEALTH SCIENCES AREAS Of STUDy > Basic health Sciences > Cardiac Science Technologies > Dental office Receptionist > health Care Management > Medical Imaging > Medical Laboratory Science for Internationally Trained professionals > Medical office assistant > Nuclear Medicine Technology

Get course descriptions, dates, times, and prices at bcit.ca/pts.

> occupational health and Safety > Specialty Nursing

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HEALTH SCIENCES Distance Education courses offered this term by guided/online/D2L learning:

Courses offered this term:

BhSC 1119 essentials of anatomy and physiology

hMGT 4150 human Resource Management

BhSC 1146 human Behaviour BhSC 2219 anatomy and physiology for Cardiology BhSC 3302 Cardiac pathophysiology BMeT 1107 Basic Cardiac Instrumentation and electricity CaRD 1101 Introduction to Cardiology

hMGT 4110 health Care organizational Behaviour 1 hMGT 5120 health Care principles of Management hMGT 5740 performance Management and Measurement hMGT 5800 Integrative project in health Care hMGT 7260 health Labour Relations hMGT 7180 Canadian health System

CaRD 1103 Medical Terminology CaRD 1186 patient Care for allied health

hMGT 7500 project Management in health Care (formerly hMGT 5500)

CaRD 1285 Communication for allied health professionals

hMGT 7700 Total Quality Management and CQI Tools

CaRD 2201 eCG Interpretation CaRD 2202 Cardiology Diagnostic Testing Methodology

MEDICAL IMAGING

CaRD 3205 Introduction to health Informatics

CoMpuTeD ToMoGRaphY –aDVaNCeD SpeCIaLTY CeRTIFICaTe

CaRD 3280 Introduction to Cardiac Rehabilitation CaRD 3330 electrocardiography and pacemakers

bcit.ca/5840ascert

CaRD 3360 Cardiac pharmacology

MaGNeTIC ReSoNaNCe IMaGING –aDVaNCeD SpeCIaLTY CeRTIFICaTe

CaRD 4201 Concepts in ambulatory eCG CaRD 4203 Concepts in pacemakers

MeDICaL IMaGING–BaCheLoR oF TeChNoLoGY

CaRD 5301 Concepts in electrophysiology

bcit.ca/8300btech

CaRD 5302 pacemaker/ICD Implant

Significant technical and clinical developments in medical imaging technology have dramatically increased the skills and responsibilities required of imaging technologists.

In many parts of the world, baccalaureate education is now the standard for medical imaging technologists. This program provides formal recognition of the high level of education required by the profession.

DENTAL OffICE RECEPTIONIST

bcit.ca/comp0285, comp0885, comp0985

MIMG 7300 Computed Tomography 1 MIMG 7301 Computed Tomography 2: Clinical applications

MEDICAL LABORATORy SCIENCE fOR INTERNATIONALLy TRAINED PROfESSIONALS bcit.ca/study/programs/6565certt

604.432.8727

Do you have the ability to multitask, with a strong to detail and well-developed communication skills? Then you may prepare for a new career as a dental receptionist in just a few months part-time. Gain hands-on experience in dental computer office reception procedures, insurance, and billing. Students who successfully challenge these three courses will receive a BCIT Statement of Completion.

Distance Education courses offered this term by guided learning:

MLSC 1705 Medical Terminology for Medical Laboratory Science

MEDICAL OffICE ASSISTANT MeDICaL oFFICe aSSISTaNT–aSSoCIaTe CeRTIFICaTe bcit.ca/6570acert

604.453.4032

Our program is designed to furnish students with the skills and resources necessary to acquire employment in the medical office field or to upgrade their existing skills with a few pertinent courses.

Courses offered this term:

BhSC 7601 Sectional anatomy of the abdomen and pelvis

oFFC 1001

anatomy and Terminology 1

BhSC 7602 Sectional anatomy of the Neck and Thorax

oFFC 1002

anatomy and Terminology 2

BhSC 7603 Sectional anatomy of the head

oFFC 1003

office practice

BhSC 7604 Sectional anatomy of the Musculoskeletal System

oFFC 1020

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Courses offered this term:

MIMG 7000 Technological advances in X-ray Imaging

oFFC 1040

Clinical procedures

CoMp 0285 Dental office Computer Systems

MIMG 7003 Digital Imaging and Information Technology in Radiology

oFFC 1060

Medical Documentation

CoMp 0885 Dental office Receptionist

604.451.6983

These part- time studies courses are being offered in advance of re-opening the Professional Qualifying Program for internationally educated medical laboratory technologists. These courses provide students with critical foundational elements that will promote success in further course work and professional goals.

CoMM 1700 Communications for the Internationally Trained Medical Laboratory professional

CaRD 4202 Concepts in exercise Tolerance Testing

CaRD 5304 pacemaker/ICD Case Studies

MIMG 7204 Magnetic Resonance Imaging: MR procedures and Clinical applications

Courses offered this term:

bcit.ca/7950ascert

CaRD 5303 pacemaker/ICD Follow-up

MIMG 7202 Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Imaging Techniques QC and artifacts

oFFC 2000 practicum

CoMp 0985 Dental office Insurance Billing Systems

MIMG 7004 advanced Topics in patient Care

HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT

MIMG 7007 Image Quality in Diagnostic Radiology

bcit.ca/6700diplt

MIMG 7008 Research project

BCIT has trained students for nuclear medicine technologist positions in BC and the rest of Canada for almost 30 years. We offer these advanced programs and courses to further your development.

bcit.ca/health/hcm

hcm@bcit.ca

MIMG 7006 understanding Research in health Sciences

The department provides programs and courses to enable you to diversify and further your healthcare career and to foster improvement in today’s complex health organizations. Take individual courses according to your needs, or earn a credential.

MIMG 7010 Quality assurance in Diagnostic Radiology

We offer an Advanced Specialty Certificate in Health Care Quality Management, individual courses in Health Informatics Technology Management, and certificate programs in Health Care Management level 1 and level 2.

MIMG 7200 Magnetic Resonance Imaging 1: physical principles and Instrumentation

MIMG 7013 paCS for Technologists MIMG 7014 Digital post processing and 3D Imaging MIMG 7101 advances in Special procedures

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NUCLEAR MEDICINE

604.432.8727

Courses offered this term: NMeD 0516 Transportation of Dangerous Goods –Radioactive Materials NMeD 1117 Basic Venipuncture for allied health professionals NMeD 5161 RSo administration NMeD 5511 peT Clinical applications

HEALTH SCIENCES OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAfETy bcit.ca/6850cert

604.432.8429

Trained safety professionals are in demand. Our program has been training students for industry for 30 years. Our 45-credit certificate program, delivered via distance education, allows students to work full-time while studying.

We also offer a few specialized classroom-based courses at Burnaby Campus.

Distance Education courses offered this term by guided learning: oChS 1000 ohS Fundamentals oChS 1020 CRSp exam preparation oChS 1100 BC ohS Legislation oChS 1200 accident Causation and analysis oChS 1600 Business Law oChS 2100 ohS Legislation oChS 2200 Safety program Design oChS 2320 workplace hazards and Controls 1 oChS 2340 workplace hazards and Controls 2 oChS 2420 hazardous Materials Management oChS 2440 emergency preparedness and Response oChS 3200 Safety System analysis oChS 3420 Risk Management oChS 3520 ergonomics

CANADA’S HEALTH SySTEM bcit.ca/hmgt7180 The environment for health services is becoming more complex than it has ever been. For health professionals to perform effectively in their roles, they require an understanding of the health system, including its components, current issues, key stakeholders, trends, and the professional’s own role in relation to the system. hMGT 7180 Canadian health System is a 12-week, online course that examines current issues in the delivery of health care in Canada’s health system through use of evidence and comparison to other health care systems in the world.

If you are a health professional, this is an excellent course to help you polish critical thinking skills and access additional perspectives on the health system through discussion with other disciplines in a supportive learning environment. For emerging health professionals and emerging leaders, it is an excellent opportunity to get oriented to the health system as you establish yourself and set your career plans. other professionals who have transferable skills and seek to transition from another sector of our economy into the health sector, can also find this course useful. n

oChS 3620 Disability Case Management oChS 4320 occupational hygiene oChS 4360 occupational Diseases oChS 4420 Fire Safety 1 oChS 4440 Fire Safety 2 oChS 4520 environmental Management Classroom-based courses offered this term: oChS 0330 Industrial audiometric Technician Refresher oChS 1410 Fire extinguisher Service Technician oChS 3330 Industrial audiometric Technician

SpeCIaLTY NuRSING–peRINaTaL

SPECIALTy NURSING BCIT offers specialty nursing programs leading to Advanced Specialty Certificates and Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees in areas including: Critical Care, Emergency, High Acuity, Neonatal, Nephrology, Occupational Health, Pediatric, Perinatal, and Perioperative.

SpeCIaLTY NuRSING–CRITICaL CaRe 604.451.7103

SpeCIaLTY NuRSING–eMeRGeNCY bcit.ca/680eascert

604.451.7094

SpeCIaLTY NuRSING–hIGh aCuITY bcit.ca/680wascert

604.454.2230

SpeCIaLTY NuRSING–NeoNaTaL bcit.ca/680fascert

604.451.7102

SpeCIaLTY NuRSING–peRIopeRaTIVe bcit.ca/680pascert

604.451.7102

BaCheLoR oF SCIeNCe IN NuRSING (BSN), SpeCIaLTY NuRSING bcit.ca/specialtynursing

aDVaNCeD SpeCIaLTY CeRTIFICaTeS bcit.ca/680dascert

bcit.ca/680cascert

604.454.2230

This is the only degree program in BC that prepares registered nurses for employment in nursing specialty practice. The focus of the program is to integrate theoretical constructs and processes, such as professionalism, communication, collaboration, growth, reflective critical thinking, and systematic enquiry into specialty nursing practice. Enrol on a course-by-course basis and take up to seven years to complete an advanced specialty certificate, which also forms the basis for a Bachelor of Science Nursing, in Specialty Nursing.

604.454.2230

SpeCIaLTY NuRSING–NephRoLoGY bcit.ca/680mascert

604.454.2230

SpeCIaLTY NuRSING–oCCupaTIoNaL heaLTh bcit.ca/680hascert

604.454.2230

SpeCIaLTY NuRSING–peDIaTRIC bcit.ca/680bascert

604.454.2230

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HEALTH SCIENCES

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TRADES, VOCATIONAL, AND APPRENTICESHIP Individuals with certified training in the skilled trades are in demand. Now more than ever, companies are looking for individuals who are trained and possess the key skills required for the job.

CUSTOMIZED INDUSTRy TRAINING SChooL oF CoNSTRuCTIoN aND The eNVIRoNMeNT bcit.ca/construction/industry

604.456.1012

We will customize a training program for your organization based on any of our current programs of study. Training programs range in duration from a half-day to sixmonths and are offered in both full-time and part-time formats. Work with us to build your human resource capacity, prepare for growth or change, comply with policy developments, and eliminate travel expenses often associated with professional development. Contact us to discuss training opportunities in areas such as:

> Aboriginal Training > Carpentry

SChooL oF TRaNSpoRTaTIoN bcit.ca/transportation/industry For over 40 years, we’ve trained thousands through our corporate and industry services programs. We are experts in customized curriculum design and instructional delivery in the aerospace, automotive, marine, heavy duty, and rail sectors. Contact to us to further explore your corporate training needs. We may have just the solution you are looking for.

> Aerospace

604.419.3700

> Marine

604.453.4122

> Motive Power

604.432.8205

ACCESS PROGRAMS

whether you are looking to upgrade your skills in an existing trade or explore other options, chances are BCIT offers what you need. Trades encompass industries from automotive, heavy equipment, rail, and marine, to construction, mechanical and more. we work closely with industry advisors to develop our courses and programs–it’s just one of the reasons our trades graduates are at the forefront of their fields.

TRADES, VOCATIONAL, AND APPRENTICESHIP AREAS Of STUDy > access programs > automotive Collision Repair/Refinishing > automotive Service Technician > automotive Service operations > Carpentry

bcit.ca/transportation/access

> Ironwork

> Customized Industry Training

> Joinery

The Trades Learning Centre can help you prepare for the pre-test, trades, and apprenticeship programs at BCIT and elsewhere.

> Piping

Courses offered this term:

> electrical Trades

> Sheet Metal

aCeS 0011

Basic Trades Math

aCeS 0012

Intermediate Trades Math

> heating, Ventilation, air Conditioning and Refrigeration

aCeS 0013

Craft Trades Math

> heavy Duty Mechanic

aCeS 0014

Technical Trades Math

> Joinery

> Steel Fabrication SChooL oF eNeRGY bcit.ca/energy/industry

604.432.8769

BCIT’s School of Energy invites you to contact our Industry Services department to discuss employee testing, training, or upgrading needs. We offer a range of programs, full- or part-time, at your site, or ours. We offer face-to-face, online or distance education formats to meet your training needs in the energy, electrical, mechanical, and process sectors.

604.451.7159

> Commercial Transport Mechanic

> Electrical

aCeS 0020 Technical Literacy: Tools of the Trades

AIRPORT OPERATIONS See the Business and Media section.

> Drafting

> Machinist > Marine > Millwright > Mobile equipment operator > Motorcycle Mechanic > piping

web registration begins oct 30, 2011. Learn how To ReGISTeR on page 3.

> Safety > welding

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GET MOVING wITH OUR fORKLIfT OPERATOR PROGRAMS bcit.ca/transportation/motive/forklift BCIT offers the most comprehensive hands-on forklift operator training available. Class size is small allowing for personalized attention from qualified, friendly instructors. During the practical component of the program, machines are available for each student to operate in our fully functional warehouse complete with loading dock, ramp, racking, and trailers.

The equipment operator training we provide meets current workSafeBC guidelines and CSa standards for lift truck operators. Graduates are equipped with the hands-on experience and job-ready skills that employers are looking for. For further course information, call 604.432.8205 or email Shirley_Butler@bcit.ca. n

AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR/REfINISHING

bcit.ca/transportation/motive

CARPENTRy

bcit.ca/pts/trades 604.432.8205

Looking to develop your skill set in the auto collision repair field? We offer part-time courses in collision damage estimating, vehicle restoration, and customized refinishing.

Courses offered this term: aBoD 0102 automotive Collision estimator 2 aBoD 0130 Vehicle Restoration: Sheet Metal Fabrication aBoD 0131 Vehicle Restoration: welding

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN bcit.ca/transportation/motive

604.432.8205

Try your hand at automotive mechanics, add to your skills, or refresh your knowledge.

Courses offered this term: auTo 0091 automotive Service Technician 1 CQ Refresher auTo 0100 automotive Service Technician Ip Refresher auTo 0134 Natural Gas Fuel Systems for Vehicles auTo 0145 CFC emissions in automotive auTo 2200 Introduction to electrical Testing CTMX 0110 Commercial Vehicle Inspector

bcit.ca/transportation/motive

Whether you are a carpenter looking to build on your skill set or simply to receive a refresher, or if you are new to carpentry, these courses cover both fundamental theory and the hands-on practice you will need to excel in your field.

604.432.8205

If you are working as an advisor, sales rep, or manager in the automotive service industry, or wish to pursue employment in this field, these courses are for you.

Courses offered this term:

ELECTRICAL TRADES bcit.ca/pts/trades

604.456.1156

If you are an electrician looking to upgrade or prepare for certification exams, or if you are preparing for an electrical apprenticeship program, these courses are for you.

Courses offered this term: TeLC 0105

electrical Ip/TQ Refresher

TeLC 0107

electrical Code

TeLC 0113

entertainment Industry Code (Le/Fe)

TeLC 0121

Math for electricians 1

COMMERCIAL TRANSPORT MECHANIC

TeLC 0122

Math for electricians 2

TeLC 0123

Math for electricians 3

These courses advance your skills in the service and maintenance of commercial trucks, buses, and other mobile heavy-duty equipment.

TeLC 0130

Basic Motor Control

TeLC 0141

Security Systems

TeLC 0144

Low energy electrical worker

Courses offered this term:

TeLC 0156

Variable Frequency Drives

CTMX 0100 Commercial Transport Mechanic CQ Refresher

TeLC 0161

high Voltage 1

CTMX 0105 air Brakes for Mechanics

TeLC 0166

advanced Motor Control

CTMX 0110 Commercial Vehicle Inspector

TeLC 0178

electrical apprentice Year 4 Theory Review

TeLC 0186

programmable Logic Controllers 1

Courses offered this term: CaRp 0100 Carpentry C of Q Refresher CaRp 1020 Interior Finishing Carpentry for Renovators

bcit.ca/transportation/motive

DRAfTING

bcit.ca/pts/trades

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE OPERATIONS

604.412.7564

604.432.8205

604.412.7411

Want to learn, advance, or brush up on your drafting skills?

You can choose courses from introductory through to advanced drafting, and Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) training.

fLUID POwER See the Engineering and Technical Studies section.

Course offered this term: DRFT 1000 architectural Drafting

auTo 0143 automotive Service advisor auTo 0160 automotive Service Management 1

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Need assistance funding your studies?

Find out if you qualify for a part-time Studies grant at bcit.ca/finaid/parttime.

TRADES, VOCATIONAL, AND APPRENTICESHIP HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING, AND REfRIGERATION bcit.ca/2995stcomp

604.456.8027

The Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC and R) industry designs, builds, maintains, and repairs essential indoor air quality systems including heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. As a result of the expanding markets for refrigeration and air conditioning and changing technology, the industry is in heavy demand for qualified personnel both domestically and around the globe.

Courses offered this term: hVaC 0100 Refrigeration C of Q Refresher hVaC 0102 Basic Refrigeration Systems 1 hVaC 0104 Basic Refrigeration Systems 2 hVaC 0110

advanced Refrigeration Systems 1

hVaC 0112 advanced Refrigeration Systems 2 hVaC 0145 CFC emissions in Refrigeration

HEAVy DUTy MECHANIC

bcit.ca/transportation/motive

604.432.8205

Advance your existing skills to obtain inter-provincial certification in this trade.

Course offered this term: hDMX 0100 heavy Duty Mechanic CQ Refresher

bcit.ca/pts/trades

604.456.8027

Expand your skills as a machinist with the following courses. Learn engine lathe operations, milling machine operations, and more. Machine training is hands-on with theoretical work kept to a minimum.

bcit.ca/construction/joinery

604.456.8150

Work with professional cabinetmakers and examine the relationship between cabinetmaking (millwork) and design. Students will have the opportunity to interact with professional cabinetmakers and also work in BCIT’s millwork shop to gain hands-on experience.

Course offered this term: Joinery Fundamentals for Interior Design

MaCh 0104 Measuring Tools and Introduction to Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM) MaCh 0105 Lathe operator

bcit.ca/transportation/marine

MILLwRIGHT

MaCh 0110 Milling Machine operator

bcit.ca/pts/trades

MaCh 0115 advanced Lathe operator

604.453.4111

604.456.8027

Millwrights are often described as masters of all trades as they are expected to install, maintain, and repair all types of machinery in almost any industrial setting. The Millwright CQ Refresher course is intended to assist trades-persons in refreshing their theoretical knowledge of the millwright trade prior to writing the Millwright InterProvincial (red seal) endorsement.

MaCh 0116 Blueprint Reading for Machinists MaCh 0125 Introduction to CNC MaCh 3102 Mastercam for 2D CNC Machining MaCh 3110 Gibbs for Lathe and Mill

CoMpuTeR NuMeRICaL CoNTRoL (CNC) opeRaToR bcit.ca/1540stcomp

MARINE

Marine training offers a variety of full-time, part-time, and customized programs in navigation, marine engineering, seamanship, maritime, and maritime security. For information on part-time and customized nautical programs at the BCIT Marine Campus in North Vancouver, contact Mujeeb Siddiqui, chief instructor, at 604.453.4128 or Mujeeb_Siddiqui@bcit.ca.

Courses offered this term:

JOINERy

JoIN 4350

MACHINIST

604.456.8027

Learn to operate CNC machines. Training is designed for experienced machinists and other tradespeople who wish to upgrade their skills in the operation, G codes programming, and conversational programming of CNC equipment. Upon successful completion of the following three courses, a Statement of Completion will be issued.

Courses offered this term: MILL 0101

Millwright CQ Refresher

MILL 1505

hydraulics 1

MILL 1506

hydraulics 2

Upcoming CNC courses: wINTeR ’12–w

SpRING/SuMMeR ’12–S

FaLL ’12–F

MaCh 1130 CNC operator Level 1

f

MaCh 1131 CNC operator Level 2

f

MaCh 1132 CNC operator Level 3

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TRADES, VOCATIONAL, AND APPRENTICESHIP Distance Education courses offered this term: ppGS 0200 Industrial Gas Fitter a License ppGS 0250 Domestic/Commercial Gas Fitter B License ppGS 0220 plumbing Ip Training Course

OVERHAULIN’ AT BCIT wITH VEHICLE RESTORATION CLASSES

ppGS 0225 plumbing apprenticeship Ip Refresher

bcit.ca/transportation/motive/vehiclerestoration Do you love to work on cars? would you like to know more about restoration? would you like to be able to restore your own vehicle?

Developed in response to the growing popularity of collector car restoration, this exciting new program consists of a suite of five 30-hour part-time courses covering: > Sheet metal fabrication and repair > oxyacetylene and gas metal arc welding > plastic filler application

> Surface preparation > Refinishing techniques.

POwER ENGINEERING See the Engineering and Technical Studies section.

SAfETy

bcit.ca/construction/safety

604.412.7564

Learn various aspects of safety, safety equipment, and WCB regulations. Complete the CNST 1100 course to receive a Statement of Completion and potentially expand your employment scope and role as a construction safety officer.

In addition to learning from experienced instructors, students will be encouraged to share their own experiences with classmates in an interactive setting. Students will also have the opportunity to apply the skills and techniques learned in class, to hands-on projects within BCIT’s collision repair facility located at Burnaby Campus.

CNST 1100 and CNST 1104 are credit courses that can be applied to the Occupational Health and Safety Certificate program.

CNST 0101

Construction Safety officer Recertification

Skills covered within this unique program will be of special interest to professional and amateur classic car restorers, customizers, kit builders, and specialty car builders. For more information on this program, contact 604.432.8205 or email Shirley_Butler@bcit.ca. n

CNST 1100

Construction Safety officer Training

CNST 1104

Fast Track to Safety

Courses offered this term:

wELDING

bcit.ca/construction/welding

MOBILE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

Learn basic welding and various forms of specialty welding. CSA-approved leather steel-toed boots and cotton coveralls required.

NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING

bcit.ca/transportation/motive/forklift 604.432.8205

See the Engineering and Technical Studies section.

These courses are designed to prepare you, or advance your skills for employment in the warehousing industry.

Learn to safely operate forklifts and other warehouse mobile equipment and obtain certification.

OIL AND GAS PROCESSING

Courses offered this term:

bcit.ca/pts/trades

Meop 1001 Forklift operator 1–Inexperienced

604.412.7564

Some of these courses will prepare you to gain certification or licenses.

Meop 1003 Forklift operator Recertification

Courses offered this term:

bcit.ca/transportation/motive

ppGS 0120 Gas appliance Certification 604.432.8205

Do you own a bike or have you always wanted to work with motorcycles? We offer general maintenance courses throughout the year.

Courses offered this term: MCMX 0115 Motorcycle Maintenance 1 MCMX 0116 harley-Davidson Motorcycle Maintenance

weLD 0103 oxyacetylene/Braze/weld/Cut weLD 0104 Shielded Metal arc Basic (Stick) weLD 0106 Gas Metal arc Basic (MIG)

Meop 1002 Forklift operator 1–experienced

MOTORCyCLE MECHANIC

Courses offered this term: weLD 0102 Introduction to welding

See the Engineering and Technical Studies section.

PIPING

604.412.7564

ppGS 0124 National plumbing Code Refresher ppGS 0125 plumbing Residential ppGS 0150 Cross Connection Control Recertification Challenge ppGS 0155 Cross Connection Control Recertification ppGS 1140 hydronic System Design ppGS 1150 Gas Fitter B program ppGS 1155 Cross Connection Control

Get course descriptions, dates, times, and prices at bcit.ca/pts.

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weLD 0110 Gas Tungsten arc Basic (TIG) weLD 0115 aluminum welding (G.M.a.w.) weLD 0120 welding for the artisan

TRADES, VOCATIONAL, AND APPRENTICESHIP

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