TERM CATEGORY COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE Semester 1 Fall 2020

R Auto enrolled SSH 105 Critical Thinking I Enrollment begins online on RAMSS at:

my.ryerson.ca August 11, 2020

6:00 a.m.

PSY 102 Introduction to Psychology I

E Table I Humanities

Table I Social Sciences

Table I or Table III*

Semester 2 Winter 2021

R Auto enrolled SSH 205 Academic Writing and Research

PSY 202 PSY 202 Introduction to Psychology II

E Table I Humanities

Table I Social Sciences

Table I or Table III*

R – Required (Auto enrolled) I E – Elective I *NOTE: You must choose at least one Table III course for your first year. Verify that you are auto enrolled in your required courses each term and alert your Program Administrator if you are not

Program Course Restrictions · Students cannot use PSY courses to meet their Table I requirements. · Students cannot use PSY courses to meet their Table A or B requirements [lower or upper level liberal studies courses]. PHL 214 is not

available for credit on Table A. First year PSY students should not be selecting courses from Table A; Table A is taken in second year.

Important Information · After you enroll in courses, check RAMSS for your timetable. · Classes are scheduled weekly as a three hour lecture OR two hour lecture and one hour tutorial. · Please refer to How to Enroll in my Classes Offered for instructions on how to add courses. · For a complete curriculum overview for years 2, 3 and 4, please click here · Students are encouraged to run an Academic Advisement Report through RAMSS to help them determine what courses they need to enroll in

and to ensure that the courses apply to their program graduation requirements. · The typical course load is 5 courses per semester. Students should speak to their Program Administrator if they wish to reduce course load. · Instructors will provide course outlines (including required texts) to students on the first day of classes. · Login to my.ryerson.ca to access RAMSS, D2L Brightspace, and your Ryerson GMAIL. · Always check your Ryerson email account regularly for important information & updates from your program and the university. · Students are encouraged to use Visual Schedule Builder (VSB) to help create their optimal class schedule.

Transfer Students If you have received confirmation about receiving transfer credits for first year courses, you can select courses from Year 2 (or higher) requirements or electives. If you have not yet received confirmation about transfer credits, please enroll in course as if you have not been granted them, but be prepared to drop the courses if confirmation is received. IN ALL CASES, it is recommended that you consult with the Program Administrator, for further clarification.

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Important Dates Contact August 11 Enrollment begins for 1st year students

Aug 24 - Sept 18 Winter course intention period

September 8 First day of classes

September 18 Last day to pay Fall tuition fees

September 18 Last day to add/swap a Fall course (100% fee refund)

Sept 19 - Oct 16 Drop period to receive a 50% fee refund

December 7 Final date to drop a course without academic penalty. No refund will be issued

December 7 Last day of classes for the Fall 2020 semester

December 8 - 19 Fall 2020 exam period

Psychology Undergraduate Program

PsychUndergrad@ryerson.ca

Table I

Table II-III

PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED ACC 100 Introductory Financial Accounting F20 W21 ITM 305 ~ Systems Analysis and Design F20 -

ACC 406 ~ Introductory Management Accounting F20 - LAW 122 Business Law F20 -

ACC 414 ~ Intermediate Accounting I F20 - LAW 525 The Law of the Marketplace F20 W21

BLG 143 Biology I F20 - LAW 529 Employment and Labour Law F20 W21

BLG 144 ~ Biology II - W21 MHR 405 Organizational Behaviour F20 W21

BLG 151 ~ Microbiology I F20 - MHR 522 Union Management Relations F20 -

BSM 100 The New Business: From Idea to Reality F20 W21 MHR 523 Human Resources Management F20 W21

BSM 200 ~ The Growing Business: Breaking Even F20 W21 MHR 640 ~ Leadership F20 W21

CHY 103 General Chemistry I F20 - MHR 733 ~ Training and Development - W21

CHY 113 ~ General Chemistry II - W21 MKT 100 Principles of Marketing F20 W21

CHY 213 ~ Analytical Chemistry I F20 - MKT 300 ~ Marketing Metrics and Analysis F20 W21

CMN 279 Introduction to Professional Communication F20 W21 MKT 400 ~ Understanding Consumers & New Media F20 W21

CMN 313 ~ Organizational Problem Solving & Report Writing - W21 MKT 600 ~ Integrated Case Analysis F20 W21

CMN 314 ~ Professional Presentations F20 W21 MPC 103 Art and the Classical Tradition F20 -

CMN 317 ~ Information, Technology, and Control F20 - MPC 203 ~ Art in the Modern World - W21

CPS 109 Computer Science I F20 - MPC 210 Visual Culture: Digital Art F20 -

CPS 209 ~ Computer Science II - W21 MPF 290 Introduction to Film Studies F20 -

CYC 101 Intro to Child and Youth Care F20 W21 MPS 301 ~ History of Photography I F20 -

CYC 201 Child Abuse and Neglect F20 W21 MTH 110 Discrete Mathematics I F20 -

DST 501 Rethinking Disability F20 W21 MTH 330 ~ Calculus and Geometry F20 -

DST 502 Disability and the State F20 - NNS 101 Introduction to News Studies F20 W21

DST 503 Current Topics in Disability I - W21 NNS 102 ~ Understanding Multimedia Journalism F20 -

EID 100 Digital Skills: Int'l Innovation F20 W21 NNS 103 ~ Basics of Photojournalism F20 W21

ENT 500 New Venture Startup F20 W21 NNS 400 ~ Critical Issues in Journalism - W21

ENT 526 Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Strategy F20 W21 OHS 208 Occupational Health and Safety Law F20 -

ENT 601 Identifying Opportunities F20 W21 OHS 508 Occupational Health F20 -

GCM 110 Introduction to Graphic Communications F20 W21 PCS 120 Physics I F20 -

GCM 111 ~ Graphic Communication Technologies F20 - PCS 130 ~ Physics II - W21

GCM 130 Design and Layout F20 W21 RMG 200 Intro to Retail and Services Management F20 W21

INT 900 Program Planning and Evaluation Strategies F20 W21 RTA 918 Ethics in Media - W21

INT 905 Conflict Resolution in Community Services F20 W21 RTA 920 Visual Storytelling: Video Production F20 -

INT 908 Homelessness in Canadian Society F20 W21 RTA 928 Introduction to Game Design F20 -

INT 913 Issues of Migration - W21 RTA 938 Digital Popular Cultures F20 -

INT 914 Settlement Experiences F20 - RTA 939 Indigenous Media F20 -

INT 930 Aging: From Cells to Society F20 W21 RTA 988 International Media Storytelling - W21

INT 935 Ethical/Legal Frameworks in Aging - W21

INT 940 Mobilizing Research for Change - W21

INT 945 Technology and Aging Populations F20 W21

INT 950 Practicum/Project in Gerontology F20 W21

ITM 100 Foundations of Information Systems F20 -

ITM 207 Computer-Enabled Problem Solving F20 W21

~ Prerequisite Required

INTERESTED IN COMPLETING A MINOR? Ryerson’s Minor Policy allows students to earn any Minor. Refer to Ryerson’s calendar for a complete list of minors and the minor course requirements. Many of the courses in Table I and Table III can be used towards a minor.

HUMANITIES SOCIAL SCIENCES Choose minimum two (2) courses from the following: OFFERED Choose minimum two (2) courses from the following: OFFERED

ACS 100 Ideas That Shape the World I F20 - CRM 100 Introduction to Canadian Criminal Justice F20 W21

ACS 210 Ideas That Shape the World: Antiquity - W21 CRM 102 Introduction to Criminology - W21

ARB † An Arabic course F20 W21 ECN 101 Principles of Microeconomics F20 -

ASL An American Sign Language course F20 W21 ECN 201 Principles of Macroeconomics - W21

CHN † A Chinese course F20 W21 EUS 102 Environment and Sustainability F20 -

ENG 110 Literatures Across Borders F20 W21 EUS 202 Sustaining the City's Environments - W21

ENG 208~ Introduction to Non-Fiction F20 W21 GEO 131 Energy, Earth and Ecosystems F20 -

FRE † A French course F20 W21 GEO 151 Location, Location, Location - W21

HIS # A History course F20 W21 POG 100 People, Power and Politics F20 W21

LIR 100 Global Models in Intercultural Relations F20 W21 POG 110 Power and Influence in Canadian Politics F20 W21

PHL 101 Plato and the Roots of Western Philosophy F20 W21 PPA 101 Cdn Public Administration I: Institutions F20 W21

PHL 201 Problems in Philosophy F20 W21 PPA 102 Cdn Public Administration II: Processes - W21

PHL 333 Philosophy of Human Nature F20 W21 PSY 102 Introduction to Psychology I F20 W21

PHL 366 Existentialism and Art and Culture F20 W21 PSY 202 ~ Introduction to Psychology II F20 W21

SPN † A Spanish Course F20 W21 SOC 105 Introduction to Sociology F20 W21

No more than two courses may be taken from any one subject area. † An online placement test is required. See Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures' website for details: www.ryerson.ca/llc. # A History (HIS) course numbered between HIS 100 and HIS 399 or HIS 461, HIS 462 and HIS 490. ~ Prerequisite Required.

SOC 107 Sociology of the Everyday F20 W21

SSH 100 Inquiry and Problem-Solving F20 -

SSH 102 Learning and Development Strategies F20 W21