Courses offered (except CMSK 0011 and CMSK 0015) are equivalent to Alberta Learning courses and are accepted for admission purposes by all post-secondary institutions within Alberta and Canada.
A prerequisite is a preliminary requirement, normally the completion of another course, usually with a minimum grade of D, which must be met before a course can be taken. For example, the prerequisite for CHEM 30 is CHEM 20.
It is very important that prerequisites are met since institutions have the right to withhold credit for any course taken for which the prerequisites were not first satisfied. Prerequisites are listed at the end of the individual course descriptions.
The course list identifies approved courses that MacEwan University may offer. Not all courses will be offered every term.
BIOL 020 - Biology 20
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Biology 20 is equivalent to Alberta Education's Biology 20. The course deals with major concepts of systems, equilibrium, energy and matter. The major topics include cell dynamics, cellular pathways, the biosphere, evolution and natural selection, cellular matter and energy flow, matter and energy exchange in ecosystems, and matter and energy exchange by the human organism. |
| Prerequisites: SCIE 010 or equivalent. |
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BIOL 030 - Biology 30
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Biology 30 is equivalent to Alberta Education's Biology 30. The course concentrates on many aspects of the human body - its function and maintenance. The major topics include the nervous system, hormones and controls, reproduction and human development, cell division and classical genetics, heredity and molecular genetics, population dynamics and populations and communities. |
| Prerequisites: BIOL 020 or equivalent. |
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CHEM 020 - Chemistry 20
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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The material covered in Chemistry 20 is equivalent to Alberta Education's Chemistry 20. Topics include: matter as solutions (acids, bases, and gases), quantitative relationships in chemical changes, chemical bonding in matter, and the diversity of matter. |
| Prerequisites: SCIE 010 or equivalent.
Co-requisites: MATH 010C or equivalent. |
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CHEM 030 - Chemistry 30
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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The material covered in this course is equivalent to Alberta Learning's Chemistry 30. Topics include basic concepts of chemistry, atoms, molecules and ions, stoichiometry, oxidation/ reduction reactions, electrochemistry, acids and bases, chemical energetics, nuclear chemistry and chemical kinetics. |
| Prerequisites: CHEM 020 or equivalent.
Co-requisites: MATH 020-1 or MATH 020-2 or equivalent. |
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CMSK 011 - Computers Level I
| Hours:0:75:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Computers Level I is a facilitated self-paced introduction to MS Office applications (MS Word, MS Excel, and MS PowerPoint). The course includes skills that can be used in further studies such preparing reports, essays, and presentations. Students are also provided with an opportunity to improve their keyboarding skills. |
| Prerequisites: N/A |
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CMSK 015 - Computers Level II
| Hours:0:75:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Computers Level II is a facilitated self-paced exploration of MS Office applications (MS Word, MS Excel, and MS PowerPoint). The course includes skills that can be used in further studies such preparing reports, essays, and presentations. Students are also provided with an opportunity to improve their keyboarding skills. |
| Prerequisites: CMSK 011. |
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ENGL 020-1 - English 20-1
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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English 20-1 is equivalent to Alberta Education’s English 20-1 course and builds upon the skills and concepts developed in English 10-1. Emphasis is placed on analytical skills through the detailed study of literature, including the short story, the essay, the novel, modern drama, Shakespearean drama and poetry. Students will read, speak, write, listen and view throughout the course. |
| Prerequisites: ENGL 010-1 or equivalent. |
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ENGL 020-2 - English 20-2
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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English 20-2 is equivalent to Alberta Education’s English 20-2 course. English 20-2 is an intermediate non-academic study of literature emphasizing the development of language skills including reading, speaking, writing, listening, and viewing. Emphasis is placed on the detailed study of literature including the short story, encouragement of the essay, the novel, modern drama or Shakespearean drama and poetry. |
| Prerequisites: ENGL 010-2 or equivalent. |
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ENGL 030-1 - English 30-1
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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English 30-1 is equivalent to Alberta Education’s English 30-1 course. English 30-1 provides an advanced study in academic literature. This study will include the following genres: the short story, the essay, the novel, Shakespearean drama, poetry, and either a modern drama or a film study. Language arts skills, including reading, writing, speaking, viewing, listening, and representing, are covered with the literature. Intensive analytical and interpretive skills are emphasized along with the refinement of formal writing skills. |
| Prerequisites: ENGL 020-1 or equivalent |
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ENGL 030-2 - English 30-2
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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English 30-2 is equivalent to Alberta Education’s English 30-2 course. The goals of English 30-2 are to provide an advanced study in non-academic literature. This study will include the following genres: the short story, the essay, drama, film, poetry, and the novel. Language arts skills, including reading, writing, speaking, viewing, listening, and representing, are emphasized. A variety of literature will be studied. The primary focus in this course is placed on comprehension and clear communication. |
| Prerequisitse: ENGL 020-2 or equivalent |
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MATH 010R - Mathematics 10 Prep
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Mathematics 10 Prep is designed to meet the needs of Grade 10 students who wish to enroll in Mathematics 10 Common but do not possess the prerequisite skills. Topics include: fractions and integers, rates, ratios, proportions, percents, exponents, linear equations, polynomials, measurement and geometry. Mental math skills are emphasized throughout the course (calculators are not permitted for assessments in Mathematics 10 Prep). |
| Prerequisites: N/A |
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MATH 010C - Mathematics 10 Common
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Mathematics 10 Common is equivalent to Alberta Education’s Mathematics 10C. This course is intended to prepare students for further studies in high school mathematics. Topics studied include measurement, right triangle trigonometry, powers, irrational numbers, polynomials, factoring, functions and relations, coordinate geometry, and linear systems of equation. |
| Prerequisites: MATH 010R or Mathematics 9 or equivalent. |
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MATH 020-1 - Mathematics 20-1
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Mathematics 20-1 is equivalent to Alberta Education’s Mathematics 20-1 course. Topics include: quadratic functions and equations, radical expressions and equations, rational expressions and equations, the absolute value and reciprocal of functions, linear and quadratic inequalities, sequences and series, law of sines and cosines, and angles in standard position. |
| Prerequisites: MATH 010C or equivalent. |
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MATH 030-1 - Mathematics 30-1
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Mathematics 30-1 is equivalent to Alberta Education’s Mathematics 30-1 course. Topics include: trigonometry; exponents and logarithms; transformations and inverses of functions; polynomial, rational and radical functions; combinatorics. |
| Prerequisites: MATH 020-1 or equivalent. |
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MATH 030-2 - Mathematics 30-2
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Mathematics 30-2 is equivalent to Alberta Education’s Mathematics 30-2 course. Topics studied include: set theory; permutations and combinations; probability; rational expressions and equations; exponential and logarithmic functions and equations; polynomial and sinusoidal functions. |
| Prerequisites: Minimum Grade of D in MATH 020-1 or 020-2. |
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MATH 031 - Mathematics 31
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Mathematics 31 is equivalent to Alberta Education’s Mathematics 31. The course will focus on the study of calculus, both as an end in of itself and as a tool in developing problem-solving skills and analytical thought processes. |
| Prerequisites:MATH 030-1 or equivalent.
Co-requisites: MATH 030-1 may also be taken as a co-requisite. |
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PHYS 020 - Physics 20
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Physics 20 is equivalent to Alberta Education’s Physics 20. Topics studied include displacement, velocity, acceleration, gravitational and frictional forces, circular motion, oscillatory motion, waves, work, and the Law of Conservation of Energy. |
| Prerequisites:SCIE 010 or equivalent and MATH 010C or equivalent
Co-requisites: MATH 020-1 or MATH 020-2 or equivalent. |
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PHYS 030 - Physics 30
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Physics 30 is equivalent to Alberta Education’s Physics 30. Topics studied include the Law of Conservation of Momentum, electrical and magnetic forces and fields, simple AC and DC circuits, wave and particle behavior of light, and atomic structure. |
| Prerequisites: PHYS 020 or equivalent
Co-requisites: MATH 030-1 or MATH 030-2 or equivalent. |
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SCIE 010 - Science 10
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Science 10 is based upon the content of Alberta Education's Science 10. Science 10 is intended to prepare students for Chemistry 20, Biology 20 and Physics 20. |
| Co-requisites: MATH 010R. |
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SOST 030-1 - Social Studies 30-1
| Hours:90:0:0 |
Credits:5 |
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Students are introduced to the complexities of ideologies. This includes the study of the origins of ideologies and their influences on regional, international, and global relations. Students will explore the origins and complexities of ideologies and examine multiple perspectives on the principles of classical and modern liberalism. Analyzing various political and economic systems will allow students to assess the viability of the principles of liberalism. Developing understandings of the roles and responsibilities associated with citizenship will encourage students to respond to emergent global issues. |
| Prerequisites: SOST 020-1 or ENGL 020-1 or equivalent. |
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