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Course Descriptions. PDF. General Information. Course Labelling and Levels. Each course is identified by a two-part code. The first part of the code refers to the subject area, the second to the level of the course.
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Zoology Bachelor of Science. Major, Minor. The University of...
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- Psychology | XII. Course Descriptions - University of Guelph
This course provides a detailed description of principles...
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This intermediate special study course is designed to...
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Course Descriptions. PDF. Computing and Information Science. School of Computer Science. Note: Credit may be obtained for 1 of CIS*1000 or CIS*1200. Students who major or minor in Computing and Information Science may not receive credit for the following courses unless taken to satisfy the requirements of another program: MATH*1050.
Zoology Bachelor of Science. Major, Minor. The University of Guelph, and everyone who studies here, explores here, teaches here and works here is committed to one simple purpose: To Improve Life.
Finding Courses. The University of Guelph offers courses in a wide variety of program areas including Arts, Sciences, Commerce, Agriculture, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, and Landscape Architecture, which are divided into several broad Colleges.
This course provides a detailed description of principles and concepts of learning and motivation, as well as an introduction to their underlying neurobiological mechanisms.
This intermediate special study course is designed to provide an opportunity for students to gain or enhance their knowledge and understanding of a particular topic in economics and explore an area of interest beyond what is provided through regularly scheduled courses.
You will find general course information and prerequisites in the current academic calendar. Go to Course Descriptions (Part XII) and search under the appropriate subject area. Course outlines can be found on individual department websites and IDEV course outlines are found on the GIDS website.
