| Semester
Three |
COMM
2001 Communications 3
This course emphasizes improvement in basic Communication skills.
Writing styles, editing, and different approaches to essay-writing
are taught. In addition, emphasis is placed on reading speed
and comprehension. |
SOCI
2000 Sociology of Deviance
This course is an examination of the sociological theories of
deviance. The student will be responsible for researching one
area of Sociological Deviance and preparing a paper on that
topic.
Prerequisite: SOCI 1003 |
CUST
2000 Customs and Immigration Statutes and Regulations
A course designed to familiarize the student with related Federal
Statutes as they pertain to the Import and Export Field, and
Canadian Immigration Law. |
PRAC
2006 Customs Placement Preparation
A course designed to prepare the student for their Field Placement
Practicum in the Customs, Immigration, Brokerage, Freight Forwarder,
and Private Industry (Importing/Exporting) Fields. Also a Computer/
Math component is built into this area of study. |
PRAC
2007 Customs and Immigration Practicum 1
A Field placement course designed to provide the student with
the opportunity of observing career functions and perform a
variety of assigned tasks within the Program Option Goals and
the students Field placement objectives. |
CUST
2002 Customs Administration 1
An introductory course in the application of legislation and
regulations governing Customs and Excise in the Importation
and the Exportation of goods is studied. |
CUST
2003 Brokerage and Logistics 1
A course which introduces the student to the Import and Export
Business, the first part concentrating on the Customs Brokerage
industry in Canada. Part 2, looks at the movement of goods,
geographical problems that may occur in transportation and general
transportation systems (logistics) in other words, looking into
the world of Freight Forwarders. |
| Semester
Four |
| Note:
Entrance into semester 4 and the taking of these courses is
dependent upon successful completion of ALL semester three courses
or their equivalent. Any change to the above requires the permission
of the Option Coordinator and the Dean/Director of Justice Studies. |
COMM
2002 Communications 4
This course will utilize the skills developed in previous Communications
courses allowing the student to write professional reports,
business letters, and memos.
Prerequisite COMM 2001 |
CUST
2004 Customs Administration 2
A course that gives the student an in-depth look into the workings
and practices of Customs Administration. A working knowledge
of Customs requirements in reference to Regulations. Administration
of the Importation and Exportation of Goods is stressed.
Prerequisite: CUST 2002 |
COMP
2002 Customs Computer Applications
A course that is computer based with practical applications,
leading the student through the Canadian Import and Export
Process with actual data, form and computer usage.
Prerequisite: Successful completion of semester three courses.
|
CUST
2005 Customs and Immigration Practicum 2
A Field placement course designed to provide the student with
the opportunity of observing career functions and perform a
variety of assigned tasks within the Program Option Goals and
their Field placement objectives.
Prerequisite: Successful completion of All semester three courses,
including Practicum 1 and semester four courses. |
PSYC
2000 Conflict Management
This is an applied course in conflict resolution. This course
will provide a working knowledge of the dynamics of role behaviour
with emphasis on strategies of intervention.
Prerequisites: PSYC 1003 & SOCI 1004
|
COUN
2003 Customs Career Preparation
A course that is designed to increase the depth of understanding
of self and the process of successful employment search in the
Import/Export Field. Research, Testing, and Mock Interviewing
is included.
Prerequisite: Successful completion of semester three courses. |
CUST
2006 Brokerage and Logistics 2
A course which furthers the students’ knowledge in the
Import and Export business, concentrating on the Customs Brokerage
and transportation industry in Canada. Also the course looks
at the movement of goods, geographical problems that may occur
in transportation and general transportation systems in depth.
Prerequisites: CUST 2003 & PRAC 2006 |
