Nutrition and Food Tables I and II - Former Curriculum

Professional and Professionally-Related Tables I and II - Former Curriculum

Last offered 2016-2017.

Students require a total of 11 courses to graduate. A minimum of five courses must be taken from Table I.

Students are required to take one interdisciplinary or international course, course project (charrette) or an exchange experience prior to graduation.

Professional Table I

Minimum of five from the following:

FND 301	Product Development
FNF 400	The Social Context of Human Sexuality
FNN 301†	Intro to Nutrition Management of Human Disease
FNN 400†	Advanced Nutrition and Health
FNN 401†	Advanced Nutrition Management of Human Disease
FNN 403	Advanced Nutritional Science
FNP 200†	Interpersonal Communications (Fall 2014 and after admits)
FNP 400	Professional Practice: Placement
FNP 500	Advanced Issues in Professional Practice
FNP 550†	Introduction to Dietetics Practice
FNR 310	Senior Quantitative Research Project (Fall 2013 and prior admits)
FNR 320	Senior Qualitative Research Project
FNR 400*	Independent Research Study I
FNS 400†	Food Service Systems Management
FNY 400	Selected Topics in Food Security
FNY 403	Food Security Concepts and Principles
FNY 404	Food Policy and Programs for Food Security
FNY 405	Applied Research Methods and Evaluation
FNY 406	Food Prices and Food Security
FNY 407	Community Development and Food Security
FNY 408	Urban Food Security
FNY 409	Gender and Food Security
FNY 510	Indigenous Food Systems in Canada
PLN 303	Exercise Science and Physiology

Professionally-Related Table II

ACC 100†	Introductory Financial Accounting
BSM 100	The New Business: From Idea to Reality
BSM 200	The Growing Business: Breaking Even
CHY 547	Theory of Food Analysis
CLD 332	Families in Canadian Context II
CLD 435	Theory and Practice of Family Support
CLD 447	Equity Issues in Ontario ECE
CLD 448	Childhood in a Global Context
ENH 825	Risk Assessment
ENT 500	New Venture Startup
GMS 522	International Marketing
HTF 100	Introduction to Foodservice
HTF 506	Food and Beverage Operations
INT 900	Program Planning and Evaluation Strategies
INT 901	Gerontology: Critical Issues and Future Trends
INT 902	Disability Issues
INT 904	Health Promotion and Community Development
INT 905	Conflict Resolution in Community Services
INT 906	Sexuality: Power and Pleasure
INT 907	Team Work for Community Services
INT 908	Homelessness in Canadian Society
INT 910	First Nations Issues
INT 911	International Community Development
INT 912	Community Development: International Field Experience
INT 913	Issues of Migration
INT 914	Settlement Experiences
INT 915	Responses to Migration
INT 916	Introduction to Fundraising
INT 917	Community Development
MHR 405†	Organizational Behaviour
MHR 505	Organizational Behaviour II
MHR 522	Union Management Relations
MHR 523	Human Resources Management
MKT 300	Marketing Metrics and Analysis
MKT 400	Understanding Consumers and the New Media
MKT 500	Marketing Research
MKT 504	Effective Persuasion
MKT 510	Innovations in Marketing
MKT 600	Integrated Case Analysis
MKT 700	Business Intelligence/Decision Modeling
MKT 723	Marketing in the Service Industry
MKT 730	Assessing/Managing Market Opportunities
MKT 731	Competitive Intelligence
MKT 828	Sport Marketing Concepts and Strategy
MKT 829	International Sport Marketing
MKT 850	Applied Research Project
POG 100	People, Power and Politics
POG 110	Power and Influence in Canadian Politics
POG 210	Power and Authority in Canada
POG 214	Controversial Policy Topics
POG 225	Global Governance
POG 310	Provincial Politics
POG 315	Equity and Human Rights in Canada
POG 320	Social Identity and Citizenship
POG 410	Canadian Urban Politics
POG 425	Regional Economic and Political Integration
POG 443	Global Cities
PSY 102++	Introduction to Psychology I
PSY 202	Introduction to Psychology II
PSY 302	Child Development
PSY 402	Adult Development
PSY 805	Adjustment, Stress and Coping

* Students may apply to the Program Director to pursue an independent project with a Professor in their major field. A minimum CGPA of 3.33 is required.

† Required for Dietitians of Canada application eligibility.

++ PSY 102 not available for credit to students who have taken PSY 105 as a lower level liberal studies.