Architectural Preservation and Conservation
This program is designed to provide architects, and those in related design fields, with the opportunity to gain the applied state-of-the-art knowledge and skills necessary to keep pace with developments in the construction industry.

CKAR 600 — Architecture Preservation and Conservation Workshop
CKAR 601 — Building Science for Architectural Preservation and Conservation
CKAR 604 — Management and Regulatory Framework
CKAR 605 — Comprehensive Seminar/Project

Architecture

CKAR 103 — Architectural Studio - Fundamental
CKAR 201 — Mechanical and Electrical Systems for Buildings
CKAR 202 — Architectural Studio - Intermediate
CKAR 203 — Specifications and Contractual Documents
CKAR 204 — Cost Estimating and Control
CKAR 205 — Building Codes and Regulations
CKAR 206 — Computer-Aided Architectural Drawing
CKAR 207 — Architectural History: Prehistoric to Medieval
CKAR 208 — Architectural History: Renaissance to Post-Modern
CKAR 209 — Digital Graphics for Architecture and Design
CKAR 210 — Toronto: An Architectural History
CKAR 300 — Architectural Drawing
CKAR 310 — Materials and Methods
CKAR 500 — Sustainable Buildings
CKAR 610 — Architectural Preservation and Conservation Techniques
CKAR 744 — History of Architecture from Classical to Contemporary
CKAR 760 — Toronto Architecture: A Complete History
CKAR 770 — Exploding Glass and Offshore Suppliers

Digital Architecture

CKDA 602 — Digital Architectural Modelling
CKDA 603 — Digital Architectural Rendering I

Biology

CBLG 10A/B — Anatomy and Physiology
CBLG 143 — Biology I
CBLG 144 — Biology II
CBLG 151 — Microbiology I
CKBG 108 — Biological Principles I
CKBG 109 — Biological Principles II
CKBG 90A/B — Introduction to Biological Principles

Chemistry

CCHY 381 — Physical Chemistry I
CKCH 106 — General Chemistry I
CKCH 107 — General Chemistry Laboratory
CKCH 108 — Introductory Chemistry I
CKCH 109 — Introductory Chemistry II
CKCH 110 — Chemistry Quick Start
CKCH 113 — General Chemistry II
CKCH 142 — Organic Chemistry I
CKCH 143 — Organic Chemistry Laboratory
CKCH 216 — Analytical Chemistry I
CKCH 217 — Analytical Chemistry Laboratory I
CKCH 223 — Analytical Chemistry II
CKCH 224 — Analytical Chemistry Laboratory II
CKCH 225 — Biochemistry I
CKCH 227 — Biochemistry Laboratory I
CKCH 242 — Organic Chemistry II
CKCH 90A/B — Introduction to Chemistry
CKIH 200 — Science Mentorship

Computer Science

CCPS 109 — Computer Science I
CCPS 209 — Computer Science II
CCPS 305 — Data Structures
CCPS 311 — Object Oriented Programming and Design
CCPS 393 — Introduction to C and UNIX
CCPS 406 — Introduction to Software Engineering
CCPS 510 — Database Systems I
CCPS 530 — Component-Based Programming for the Web
CCPS 590 — Introduction to Operating Systems
CCPS 610 — Database Systems II
CCPS 613 — Human-Computer Interaction
CCPS 706 — Computer Networks I
CCPS 731 — Software Engineering I
CCPS 831 — Software Engineering II
CKCS 102 — MS Word and Excel Quick Start
CKCS 140 — Structured Programming in C
CKCS 150 — Introduction to Programming in Python
CKCS 200 — Introduction to Computer Applications
CKCS 210 — Mathematical Modeling: Introduction to MATLAB
CKCS 220 — Mathematical Modeling: Statistical Analysis Utilizing SPSS
CKCS 310 — Mathematical Modeling: Advanced MATLAB
CKCS 612 — Object Oriented Applications Programming
CKCS 613 — Object Oriented Project Development
CKCS 900 — Introduction to C++
CKCS 901 — Introduction to Cloud Computing
CKCS 902 — Digital Speech Processing
CKCS 903 — Fundamentals of Speech Recognition
CKCS 904 — Introduction to Eye Tracking

Computer Security and Digital Forensics
For more information, visit www.ryerson.ca/ce/compsec.

CKDF 110 — Introduction to Computer Forensic Methodology
CKDF 120 — Computer Cryptography and Digital Steganography
CKDF 130 — Intrusion Detection/Forensic Systems
CKDF 140 — Security Architecture and Design
CKDF 150 — Digital Forensics Investigation

Mainframe Computing
Mainframes are large, complex computer systems used by large corporations and government institutions for mission critical applications, intensive data processing such as management information systems, financial transaction processing, manufacturing control systems, and censuses and statistics. The following courses provide a thorough overview of the mainframe environment, including hardware systems, workflows, end-user interfaces, programming, and data management.

CKCS 191 — Introduction to Mainframe Computing z/OS Environment
CKCS 192 — Mainframe Application Programming ASSEMBLER
CKCS 193 — Mainframe Application Programming COBOL
CKCS 194 — Mainframe Batch Programming JCL
CKCS 195 — Mainframe Online Programming: CICS
CKCS 196 — Mainframe Database Management Systems DB2
CKCS 197 — Websphere Application Server on z/OS

Biology

CSCI 181 — Biology of a Living City

Chemistry

CSCI 182 — Chemistry Applications to Living Systems
CSCI 183 — Introduction to Forensic Sciences

Disaster Emergency Management

CKDM 100 — Principles and Practices of Emergency Management
CKDM 105 — Project Management in Disaster Recovery
CKDM 110 — Law of Disaster and Emergency Management
CKDM 120 — Emergency Operations and Incident Management
CKDM 130 — Critical Analysis of Operations
CKDM 140 — Emergency Management Planning
CKDM 150 — Risk Management
CKDM 160 — Emerging Issues

Energy Management
Transforming to a green economy has emerged as one of the many management challenges facing society today. Managing the conversion to renewable energy, the reduction of dependence on fossil fuels, and the development of smart grids is seen as the cornerstone of success in achieving economic, environmental, and industrial sustainability. Managing the risks and the opportunities for energy innovation is high on the public agenda in Canada and countries around the world.

CKEI 100 — Energy Innovation and Entrepreneurship
CKEI 110 — Energy Efficiency and Demand Response
CKEI 120 — Energy and the Public Policy Debate in Canada
CKEI 130 — An Introduction to Smart Grid
CKEI 140 — Current Topics in Energy Management and Innovation

Mechanical Engineering

CKME 103 — Machine Shop Practice

Environmental Engineering Science
This multidisciplinary program provides graduates with the broad knowledge base and wide range of skills they require as professionals. Students receive a grounding in air, water, and soil processes and contamination, biotechnology, instrumentation, and experiment design. Admission into the Environmental Engineering Science Certificate Program is necessary prior to the first registration in one of the following courses. After admission to the program, no further interviews are necessary.

CKES 102 — Hydrogeology Soil and Ground Water Science
CKES 110 — Environmental Biotechnology Waste Treatment and Remediation
CKES 120 — Environmental and Atmospheric Processes
CKES 121 — Toxicology and Risk Assessment
CKES 130 — Applied Ecology
CKES 160 — Waste Management
CKES 170 — Water Treatment
CKES 180 — Site Assessment
CKES 190 — Renewable Energy and Green Technology
CKES 210 — Applied Environmental Analysis
CKES 220 — Environmental Law and Practice

Facility Management

CDFM 102 — Facility Management Theory
CDFM 103 — Professional Practice I
CDFM 104 — Professional Practice II
CDFM 105 — Office Facilities Space Management
CDFM 202 — Computer Applications in Facility Management
CDFM 203 — Real Estate Planning and Development

Demographic Analysis

CODA 100 — Principles of Demographic Analysis
CODA 110 — GIS Applications in Demography
CODA 120 — Advanced Demographic Applications

Digital Geography

CODG 101 — Spatial Databases and Digital Cartography
CODG 102 — Digital Geography and Spatial Analysis
CODG 123 — Digital Geography Applications in Utilities Planning
CODG 124 — Digital Geography Applications in Business Decision-Making
CODG 125 — Digital Geography Applications for the Municipal Professional
CODG 126 — Digital Geography Applications in Environmental Management
CODG 127 — Digital Geography Applications in Community and Social Services
CODG 130 — Legal and Ethical Issues in GIS and Digital Data
CODG 131 — Issues and Innovations
CODG 132 — Customizing GIS Software: Applications Programming
CODG 133 — Map Algebra: Topology and Overlay
CODG 135 — Digital Image Processing and Applications
CODG 136 — Web Mapping
CODG 150 — Digital Geography Applications
CODG 210 — Spatial Database Management Systems
CODG 211 — Advanced GIS Programming
CODG 212 — Spatial Statistical Methods
CODG 213 — Internet GIS
CODG 220 — GIS Implementation
CODG 221 — GIS Project

Environment and Urban Sustainability

CEUS 102 — Environment and Sustainability
CEUS 202 — Sustaining the City's Environments

Geography

CGEO 106 — Geographies of Everyday Life
CGEO 108 — Geography of the Global Village
CGEO 110 — The Physical Environment
CGEO 131 — Energy, Earth, and Ecosystems
CGEO 151 — Location, Location, Location
CGEO 206 — Regions, Nations and the Global Community
CGEO 208 — Geography of the Global Economy
CGEO 301 — Marketing Geography
CGEO 419 — Retailing, GIS and Geodemographics
CGEO 505 — Regional Analysis of Canada
CGEO 581 — GIS, Geographic Data and Mapping
CGEO 609 — cyberspace@geography.ca
CGEO 691 — Canadian Immigration: Patterns and Place
CGEO 702 — Technology and the Contemporary Environment
CGEO 703 — Perspectives on Environmental Management
CGEO 719 — GIS in Business: Strategic Mgmt Decisions
CGEO 720 — The Inner Landscape of Culture
CGEO 802 — The Geography of Recreation and Leisure
CGEO 803 — Recreation and Tourism Analysis
CGEO 811 — Global Environmental Issues
CGEO 820 — The Outer Landscape of Culture
CGEO 911 — GIS and Fire Services Management
CODS 101 — Diaspora and Transnationalism
CODS 200 — Research in Diaspora and Globalized Cities

Global Challenges
This series of courses aims to foster real-world perspectives on the crucial challenges of our time, linking technical content to essential human values. Courses include explorations of social movements, environmental issues, responses to disasters and refugees, and leadership in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. Courses offer opportunities for professionals and world citizens to discuss social issues, emerging trends, and opportunities for change. For information about the Contemporary Global Challenges and Opportunities for Change course series, visit www.ryerson.ca/ce/global.

CKGC 100 — Health on a Global Scale
CKGC 101 — Global Factors in Health
CKGC 102 — Health Services around the World
CKGC 103 — Health Inequality
CKGC 104 — Health in Sexuality and the Family
CKGC 105 — Illness as an Industry
CKGC 106 — Alternative Approaches to Health
CKGC 107 — New Health Threats
CKGC 108 — Holistic Approaches to Health
CKGC 120 — Education in Low-income Countries
CKGC 121 — Education in Middle-income Countries
CKGC 122 — Education in High-income Countries
CKGC 123 — Inequality in Education
CKGC 124 — Pedagogical Stagnation
CKGC 125 — Relevance of Institutional Education
CKGC 126 — Alternative Models of Education
CKGC 127 — Learning Outside Classrooms
CKGC 128 — International Aid and Education
CKGC 140 — Overview of Public Sector Leadership
CKGC 141 — Overview of Private Sector Leadership
CKGC 142 — Overview of Nonprofit Sector Leadership
CKGC 143 — Public Sector Dilemmas
CKGC 144 — Private Sector Dilemmas
CKGC 145 — Nonprofit Sector Dilemmas
CKGC 146 — Renewal in Leadership
CKGC 147 — Cross-sectoral Leadership
CKGC 148 — Global Leadership
CKGC 160 — Equality and Inequality
CKGC 161 — Democratization of Communications
CKGC 162 — Human Identity
CKGC 163 — Challenges to Inequality
CKGC 164 — Problems with Information and Communication Technologies
CKGC 165 — Crises in Contemporary Life
CKGC 166 — New Advances in Equality
CKGC 168 — Renewal in Human Identity
CKGC 180 — Disasters in Overview
CKGC 181 — Disaster Preparedness and Response
CKGC 182 — Responses to Refugees
CKGC 183 — Human-made Disasters
CKGC 184 — Relief versus Development
CKGC 185 — War and Refugees
CKGC 186 — Disaster Recovery
CKGC 187 — Integrating Relief and Development
CKGC 188 — Creating Peace
CKGC 200 — Humanity's Environmental Impact
CKGC 201 — Ecological Crises
CKGC 202 — The Environmental Movement
CKGC 203 — Private Control
CKGC 204 — Crisis of Accountability
CKGC 205 — Greenwashing
CKGC 206 — Technology and Sustainability
CKGC 207 — Addressing Ecological Damage
CKGC 208 — Public Mobilization

Infrastructure Asset Management
Infrastructure asset management is geared toward the strategic knowledge and hands-on skills required for analyzing problems and providing long-range solutions associated with evaluation, preservation, rehabilitation and renewal of existing structures, together with repair materials, strategies, and risk, fiscal and asset management oversight. Infrastructures needing management during their repair, renewal, and maintenance cycles include roads, airports, railroads, transit systems, tunnels, water systems, levees, canals, dames, solid waste, broadband, and public spaces.

CKAM 100 — Infrastructure Asset Management Fundamentals
CKAM 110 — Infrastructure Asset Financial Management and Practices
CKAM 120 — Engineering Risk Management
CKAM 130 — Infrastructure Asset Maintenance, Planning and Scheduling
CKAM 140 — Infrastructure Asset Evaluation and Rehabilitation
CKAM 150 — Infrastructure Project Evaluation

Laboratory Practice

CKLP 100 — Professional Laboratory Practice
CKLP 110 — Standards and Good Practices
CKLP 120 — Intro to Lab Project Management
CKLP 130 — Intro to Laboratory Regulations
CKLP 140 — Laboratory and Research Ethics
CKLP 150 — Sample Management
CKLP 160 — Laboratory Info Management
CKLP 170 — Data Handling
CKLP 180 — Applied Technical Writing
CKLP 190 — Skills for Professional Practice
CKLP 200 — Intro to Intellectual Property
CKLP 210 — Laboratory Quality Processes
CKLP 220 — Independent Study I
CKLP 230 — Independent Study II
CKLP 240 — Fundamentals of Clinical Research
CKLP 250 — Current Topics in Lab Science

Landscape Design

CKLA 300 — Landscape Design Communications and Theory
CKLA 310 — Landscape Construction, Materials and Methods
CKLA 320 — Plant Materials
CKLA 330 — Landscape Design Studio
CKLA 400 — Ecology and Sustainable Landscapes
CKLA 410 — Horticultural Science
CKLA 420 — Art and Management of Planting Design
CKLA 430 — Making and Meaning of Landscapes
CKLA 440 — Digital Landscape Design
CKLA 450 — Landscape Restoration

Mathematics

CKMT 101 — Transcendental Functions
CKMT 102 — Advanced Calculus and Vectors
CKMT 103 — Advanced Data Management
CKMT 800 — Computational Methods in Mathematics and Statistics
CKMT 801 — Financial Mathematics I
CKMT 802 — Financial Mathematics II
CMTH 108 — Linear Algebra
CMTH 110 — Discrete Mathematics I
CMTH 125 — Mathematics for Professional Programs
CMTH 189 — Introduction to Mathematics for Economics
CMTH 207 — Calculus and Computational Methods I
CMTH 304 — Probability and Statistics I
CMTH 310 — Calculus and Computational Methods II
CMTH 404 — Probability and Statistics II
CMTH 500 — Introduction to Stochastic Processes
CMTH 501 — Numerical Analysis I

Mining Management

CZMM 403 — CSR, Sustainability, and Mining
CZMM 411 — Exploration and Development Operations
CZMM 420 — Resource Valuation, Financing, and Investor Relations
CZMM 421 — Risk Management and the Mining Sector
CZMM 422 — Mining Management Accounting
CZMM 430 — Mining in the Global Environment
CZMM 500 — Corporate Strategy in the Mining Sector

Physics

CKPS 105 — Physics Quick Start
CKPS 115 — Physics I
CKPS 215 — Physics II
CPCS 106 — Physics for the Health Sciences
CPCS 110 — Physics
CPCS 120 — Physics I
CPCS 130 — Physics II
CPCS 181 — Introduction to Astronomy

Program and Portfolio Management

CKPP 110 — Overview of Program Management
CKPP 120 — Overview of Portfolio Management
CKPP 130 — Program and Portfolio Governance
CKPP 140 — Organizational Strategy Through Projects
CKPP 210 — Financial Measurements for Success
CKPP 220 — Managing Programs and Projects Virtually
CKPP 230 — Enterprise Risk Management
CKPP 240 — Advanced Leadership Skills
CKPP 250 — Leading Organizational Change
CKPP 260 — Creating Balanced Portfolios
CKPP 270 — Crisis Management and Program Recovery
CKPP 280 — Global Program Management
CKPP 310 — Program and Portfolio Management Research
CKPP 320 — Program and Portfolio Management Practicum

Project Management

CKPM 202 — Fundamentals of Project Management
CKPM 203 — Planning and Scheduling
CKPM 207 — Project Management Systems
CKPM 209 — Project Risk and Quality Management
CKPM 211 — Leadership in Project Management
CKPM 212 — Project Cost and Procurement Management
CKPM 213 — Management of Projects in the AEC
CKPM 214 — Project Development and Control
CKPM 215 — Topics in Project Management
CKPM 216 — Project Management Internship
CKPM 980 — PMP Exam Prep Workshop
CKPM 990 — PMP Exam Prep
CKPM 999 — Project Management Bootcamp

Robotics and Embedded Systems

CKRE 100 — Embedded Systems Programming
CKRE 110 — Digital Logic and Hardware Architecture
CKRE 120 — Programming Robotics Systems
CKRE 130 — Embedded Systems Hardware Architecture and Implementation
CKRE 140 — Real-Time Embedded Systems Programming
CKRE 150 — Emerging Issues in Robotics and Embedded Systems

Sustainability

CKSS 100 — Fundamentals in Sustainability I
CKSS 101 — Fundamentals in Sustainability II
CKSS 102 — Capstone Experiential Learning Course
CKSS 201 — Sustainability Topics and Trends