If your program is CPD,
CPA, CPAC, CNS, CTY, you will need to have EAC150, APC100,
EAC397, and 3 electives to graduate. Your future
employers highly value what they call the “employability
skills” (written and oral communication, interpersonal,
critical thinking skills) and general knowledge that
these subjects help you to develop. But you will also
appreciate the breadth of perspective that this mix
of prescribed and elective courses will add to your
Seneca education.
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6 credit subjects are as follows: |
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| EAC150 |
College English |
| APC100 |
Applied Professional Communications |
| Elective* |
Choose a literature elective
(EAC or SES) |
| Elective |
Choose a liberal studies elective |
| Elective |
Choose a literature* or liberal studies elective |
| EAC397* |
Business Communications for Computer
Students |
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* EAC150 is a prerequisite.
See prerequisites below.
To enhance success take EAC397 as your last credit when your writing skills are strongest. Choose
your electives from a variety of disciplines. |
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Once you have been accepted as a Seneca student, you
will take an English Skills
Assessment. This will determine if you are:
- required to take EAC150 College English, or
- required to take EAC149 English and Communication before
you can take EAC150, or
- required to take EAP300 or EAP330
before you can take EAC149 and EAC150, or
- granted exemption with credit from EAC150
Note: If there is no English subject on your first-semester
timetable, see your English & Liberal Studies Coordinator
urgently! |
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Here are sample paths for 6- semester programs
based on English
placement in either EAC150 or EAC149. |
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For either 4- or 6- semester programs, we recommend taking
EAC397 as your last credit when your writing skills are strongest. |
| English
placement in EAC150 |
| Semester
1 |
Semester
2 |
Semester
3 |
Semester
4 |
Semester
5/6 |
| EAC150 |
ELECTIVE |
ELECTIVE |
(LITERATURE) ELECTIVE |
EAC397 |
| APC100 |
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| English
placement in EAC149 |
| Semester
1 |
Semester
2 |
Semester
3 |
Semester
4 |
Semester
5/6 |
| EAC149 |
EAC150 |
ELECTIVE |
(LITERATURE) ELECTIVE |
EAC397 |
| APC100 |
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ELECTIVE |
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Seneca provides the widest
choice of electives in the college system.
You require three electives for graduation: one literature,
one liberal studies, and a third of your choice.
Click here to
see which electives are being offered this semester.
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| To Take: |
| EAC 150 |
you must have completed
EAC149, EAP500 or been assessed at EAC150 |
EAC or SES
elective |
you must have completed EAC150 |
| EAC397 |
you must have completed EAC150
and an English elective; CPA/CPD students also
require SYS366 |
| APC100 |
you must be at or above the level
of EAC149 or EAP500 |
Note:
EAC150 is also a co-requisite of SYS366 (CPA/CPD)
EAC397 is a co-requisite of NDD430 (CNS/CTY)
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If you have
specific questions, please contact your English and
Liberal Studies Coordinator:
Prof. Diane Hallquist
(for School of Information & Communications Technology)
Seneca@York
Office: Room S2093
Phone Number: 416-491-5050 ext.3065
Email: diane.hallquist@senecac.on.ca |
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Click here
for Information on how to apply for Advanced Standing. |
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REQUIREMENTS
FOR THE SCHOOL OF INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
