Overall Rating Bronze - expired
Overall Score 37.63
Liaison Emma Shipalesky
Submission Date March 23, 2012
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Northern Alberta Institute of Technology
ER-7: Sustainability-Related Courses

Status Score Responsible Party
Complete 3.61 / 10.00 Paula Burns
Provost and VP Academic
Provost and Vice-President Academic
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The number of sustainability-related courses offered :
206

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The total number of courses offered :
1,903

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Number of years covered by the data:
One

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A list of sustainability-related courses offered:
The following is a compiled list of sustainability-related courses that are offered at the institution for 2011-2012 academic year. ACCT406 Advanced External Auditing ALT101 Business & Project Communications ALT102 Chemical Principles & Processes ALT105 Energy Storage ALT151 Solar PV & Thermal Technology ALT152 Geothermal Technology ALT153 Wind Technology ALT154 Bio Fuels ALT155 Fuel Cell Technology ALT156 Hydro Technology ALT201 Co-Gen ALT202 Carbon Footprint ALT203 Design ALT204 Economic Principles ALT205 Carbon Capture ALT251 Project Management ALT252 Codes, Regulations, Standards ALT253 Project Course ASE176 Technical Writing and Speaking ASE476 Technical Communications ASM141 Technical Mathematics for Power Engineering Technologists ASM342 Calculus for Power Engineering Technologists ASP246 Physics ASP446 Advanced Physics BSR345 Wildlife Management BSR346 Range Management BSR424 Winter Survival Skills BSR455 Parks Management & Environmental Education BTE300 Applied Research Methods BTE314 Principles of workplace education BTE320 Ethics and Society BTE341 Human Resources Management BTE343 Financial Accounting BTE414 Environmental Management Systems BTE420 Productivity Improvement BTE423 Operations Management BTE424 Lean Six Sigma BTE430 Environmental Impact Assessment BTE433 Risk Analysis and Management BTE460 International Business BTE463 "Change Management Innovation & Change Management" BTE465 Entrepreneurial Studies BTE466 Managerial Accounting BTE484 Technology, Expert & Society BTE495A Capstone Project Part 1 BTE495B Capstone Project Part 2 BUS110 Business Fundamentals BUS490 Small Business CMT110 Industry Overview CMT162 Safety Studies CMT340 Natural Gas Processing CMT365 Project Management and Economics CMT410 Process Design CMT442 Bitumen Recovery/Upgrading and Oil Refining Technologies CMT470 Technical Report CMT481 Work Experience CMT491 Equipment Optimization and Process Trouble Shooting CON218 Building Environments CON219 Building Envelope Systems CON351 Safety EDD164 Professional Practice for Technologists EDD231 Municipal Design I EDT270 Sustainable Building Techniques EPC209 Infection Control and Safety ETC463 Workplace Preparation (Coop students only) FOT 100A Field Camp Setup & Maintenance FOT 101A Intro. to Forest Measurement FOT 101B Mensuration I FOT 105 Forest Sciences FOT 116 Silviculture FOT 119 Forest Fire Mgmt. FOT 120 Forest Management I FOT 125 Forest Engineering I FOT 201A Mensuration II FOT 201B Forest Measurement Field Proje FOT 205C Forest Soils FOT 220B Alberta Regeneration Survey FOT 225B Annual Operating Plan FOT 225C GPS for GIS FOT 301 Forest Safety FOT 305A Forest Range Management FOT 305B Land Reclamation FOT 305C Watershed Management FOT 315 Stand Tending FOT 317 Silviculture III FOT 318 Professional Development FOT 319 Applied Forest Soils FOT 325 Forest Fire Management I FOT 340 ARC-VIEW Applications FOT 352 Wood Products FOT 375 Wildlife and Fisheries I FOT 417 Silviculture IV FOT 418 Winter Wilderness Survival FOT 421 Forest Pathology and Entomolog FOT 425 Forest Fire Management II FOT 431 AVI Level 1 FOT 451 Alta Log Scaling Certification FOT 452 Harvesting Methods FOT 456 Forest Management III FOT 475 Wildlife and Fisheries II FOT 480 Forest Policy FOT 497 Environmental Field Reports GTN164 Physical Hydrogeology GTN361 Environmental Law GTN450 Safety Studies GTN457 Oil and Gas Project Development GTN467 Resource Development Procedures GTN481 Work Experience (2 weeks) HOS103 Sanitation HTN312 Environmental Geophysics HTN321 Applied Hydrogeology HTN333 Environmental Site Assessment HTN391 Hydrogeology Field School HTN405 Contaminant Hydrogeology HTN410 Environmental Monitoring and Remediation HTN435 Regional Groundwater HTN480 Computing and Groundwater Modeling HTN481 Work Experience (2 weeks) HTN492 Hydrogeological Practices IDT362 Sustainable Building Practice JRSB270 Select Industry Seminars LAT471 Environmental Awareness MEC122 Manufacturing I MEC222 Manufacturing II MEC231 Stress Analysis MEC321 Computer Numerical Control (CNC) MEC332 Design of Machine Elements MEC342 Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD) MEC362 Operations Management MEC463 Estimating MEC464 Materials Handling Systems MFG322 Manufacturing III MFG434 Tool and Fixture Design MGMT255 Small Business Management MGMT354 Entrepreneurship & New Venture Creation MLA102 Quality Management MLT111 Quality Management MTR191 Master Student OHSD100 Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety OHSD101 Introductory Computing OHSD103 Organizational Behavior OHSD112 Legislation for OHS Professionals OHSD140 Introduction to Occupational Health and Safety OHSD150 Professional Ethics OHSD152 Fundamentals of Occupational Hygiene OHSD154 Introduction to OHS Management Systems and Strategies OHSD155 Hazard Recognition, Evaluation and Control Theory OHSD156 Application of Hazard Recognition, Evaluation & Control OHSD212 Fundamentals of Risk Management OHSD213 Design and Implementation of OHS Management Systems OHSD214 Policy and Procedure Development OHSD215 Occupational Hygiene Monitoring Techniques OHSD216 Incident Causation and Investigation OHSD217 Training Fundamentals and Mentoring OHSD219 Ergonomics OHSD250 Toxicology OHSD251 Emerging Trends in OHS OHSD252 Occupational Health OHSD253 Evaluation & Monitoring of OHS Management Systems OHSD255 Contractor Management OHSD256 Fire Protection & Prevention OHSD257 Introduction to Emergency Preparedness and Response OHSD258 Environmental Practices & Stewardship OHSD259 Psychology for OHS OHSD260 Making a Case for Change PHT455 Self Promotion PHT461 Photo Employment Preparation PMG150 First Aid and CPR PMG260 H2S Alive PNT430 Production Optimization PNT455 Heavy Oil and Thermal Operations PNT470 Technical Report PNT475 Project Development and Evaluation PNT481 Work Experience POE402 Thermodynamics POE403 Controls/Instrumentation/Computers POE404 Safety POE405 Electricity POE411 Environmental/Codes POE441 Prime Movers POE444 Power Lab I POE446 Power Lab II POE449 Plant Utilities/Types of Plants POE450 Gas Plant Operation PWT113 Water Treatment/Combustion/Chemistry PWT144 Power Lab PWT222 Safety/Environment PWT244 Power Lab PWT313 Advanced Water Treatment/Combustion/Chemistry PWT344 Power Lab PWT433 2nd Class prep PWT444 Power Lab/Simulator RET106 Infection Control and Safety SFA100 Emergency First Aid WWW101 Water Distribution I WWW102 Water Treatment I WWW103 Wastewater Collection Systems WWW104 Wastewater Treatment I WWW115 Water Treatment Laboratory Analysis I WWW120 Wastewater Treatment Laboratory Analysis I WWW201 Water Distribution II WWW202 Water Treatment II WWW204 Wastewater Treatment II WWW213 Wastewater Collection Systems WWW215 Water Treatment Laboratory Analysis II WWW220 Wastewater Treatment Laboratory Analysis II

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The website URL where the sustainability course inventory that includes a list of sustainability-related courses is posted:
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Data source(s) and notes about the submission:
For this credit, NAIT had to define what is academic and non-academic since being a Polytechnic Institution. Academic would translate to Credit courses and non-academic to non-Credit courses at NAIT. Credit: All courses and programs approved by the Government of Alberta's Ministry of Advanced Education and Technology are considered credit. These courses would lead to an approved program that would lead to a parchment. Non-credit: A program and course that is not accredited by Advanced Education and Technology. Non credit programs include general interest programs and career preparation programs.

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