FALL 2013 - Fleming College

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Canadian Firearm Safety (PAL)
For those who do not require the Hunter Safety Certification, this
course includes the training and exam required to apply for the Firearm
Possession and Acquisition License. It includes basic firearm parts,
care, transportation, use, and storage of non-restricted firearms, and
rules and regulations surrounding firearms. 100% attendance is
mandatory. Equipment is supplied.
MECH 140 $136.99
Lindsay (Frost) Sat & Sun, Dec 7 – 8 8:00am – 6:00pm
Canadian Firearm Safety and Hunter Safety (One-Stop
Program)
Successful completion of this course, including one practical and two
written examinations will enable you to apply for both the Hunting
Safety Certification and the Firearm Possession and Acquisition License.
Upon application approval, you may purchase/possess a non-restricted
firearm and ammunition. Gain an understanding of basic firearm parts,
care, transportation and storage of non-restricted firearms, hunting trip
preparation, hunting guidelines and ethics, and rules and regulations
surrounding firearms and hunting. The practical exam is scheduled
Saturday evening following regular class hours. Both written exams
are completed at the end of the day on Sunday. 100% attendance is
mandatory for this course. Equipment is supplied.
MECH 83 $263.51
Lindsay (Frost) Fri, Oct 4 & 6:00pm – end times vary
Sat, Oct 5 – Sun, Oct 6 8:00am – end times vary
Ptbo (Sutherland) Fri, Oct 18 &
6:00pm – end times vary
Sat, Oct 19 – Sun, Oct 20 8:00am – end times vary
Lindsay (Frost) Fri, Nov 1 & 6:00pm – end times vary
Sat, Nov 2 – Sun, Nov 3 8:00am – end times vary
Lindsay (Frost) Fri, Nov 29 & 6:00pm – end times vary
Sat, Nov 30 – Sun, Dec 1 8:00am – end times vary
Canadian Wildland Firefighters Exchange Fitness Standard
See page 62.
Chainsaw Operator
Acquire the knowledge and basic skills to handle a chainsaw safely,
fell trees properly and adopt safe practices. Based on the competency
standards set by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities
and developed by the Workplace Safety North, this course will teach
you proper chainsaw use, maintenance and sharpening, and safety
techniques for chainsaw handling before we spend two days in the
bush (off-site) practising these techniques with an emphasis on safety
methods. You must provide your own working chainsaw, supplies, and
safety equipment and be physically fit to take this course. Additionally,
you must be 19 years of age or older and/or a high school graduate. For
a complete list of required equipment, please view the course description
at flemingcollege.ca/con_ed.
MECH 82 $177.18
Lindsay (Frost) Mon, Oct 21 – Wed, Oct 23 8:00am – 5:00pm
Haliburton Sat, Nov 2, 9 & Sun Nov 10 8:00am – 5:00pm
Ecologically Sustainable Trails
The balance between protection of the environment and trail use is a
delicate one to maintain. The basic understanding of ecology combined
with key principles for sustainable trails using case studies and
examples will provide the basis for effective trail planning and design.
As well, practical ideas as to how to decommission trails and rehabilitate
trails will be examined.
ECOS 34 $95.06
Lindsay (Frost) Sat, Sep 28 – Sun, Sep 29 9:00am – 4:30pm
Environment Management, An Introduction
Develop analytical and evaluation skills required in the management of
environmental issues. Gain a better understanding of the complexity of
environmental policies, and legislation procedures. The application and
development of site inspections and program auditing are explored to
assist in the recognition and analysis of potential environmental risks.
ENVR 50 $375.55 Online, starts Sep 6
Geological Disasters
Study the events, the causes and the effects of some of the world’s
greatest natural or geological disasters. Examine disasters associated
with earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, weather, hurricanes, floods,
fires, extinctions and impacts from space. A fundamental knowledge of
geology is recommended.
GEOL 59 $375.55 Online, starts Sep 6
GIS Geographic Information Systems – Introduction
Acquire an overview of the fundamental concepts, terminology, and the
role of GIS, in business, government, surveying, and natural resources.
We will examine the collection, management, analysis and presentation
of spatial data, concepts of database systems, data modeling, and
digital mapping. Software requirements: Open Source Software (Map
Windows).
GEOM 61 $355.18 Online, starts Sep 6
Global Warming Concepts
Develop an awareness of the current scientific certainties and uncertainties
in global warming as well as historical and current political issues
at a global and national level. We will examine the Kyoto agreement,
ethical responsibilities of individuals, corporations, and governments,
and the conflictions between economic development and the environment.
You will develop a greater understanding of social awareness
and the relationship between science, technology and an individual’s
responsibility to society and the environment.
GNED 90 $273.70 Online, starts monthly
GPS & Wilderness Navigation
Suitable for those working or adventuring outdoors, this basic orientation
course covers a variety of land-based navigational aids, such as GPS,
different types of maps, compass use, and signs in nature. Learn how to
use a GPS unit and map together off-trail, and how to avoid getting lost
in the bush. Required equipment: a mirrored compass with a declination
setting, a wristwatch, writing materials, a water bottle, lunch, and
suitable attire for a day out of doors. A GPS unit will be made available
to you for this session or you can bring your own. You will be certified to
national standards by the Canadian Ecology Centre.
NATR 20 $126.90
Ken Reid Conservation, Lindsay
Sat, Nov 2
8:30am – 4:30pm
GPS Map and Compass Skills
Learn how to navigate in the wilderness with confidence... topics include
proper selection and use of hand-held GPS units (with downloaded
mapping systems), Silva magnetic compass, topographical/crown/
nautical maps, mapping software, and methods of primitive navigation
(sun-dial/watch).
CART 10 $106.02
Haliburton Sat, Nov 9 10:00am – 5:00pm
Meteorology
This introductory course will logically and methodically develop your
understanding of weather and weather-related phenomena.
SCIE 144 $375.55 Online, starts Sep 6
Monitoring Amphibians & Reptiles
Amphibians and reptiles represent a significant proportion of Ontario’s
protected species. Their sensitivity to disturbance, specialized ecological
needs, and diverse ecological roles make them excellent candidates for
monitoring ecosystem health. This course will provide both theoretical
and practical knowledge through classroom discussion and practical
exercises for those who are or will be involved in monitoring amphibians
and reptiles. Pre-requisite: Reptile Biology & Identification – ENVR 53
and/or Amphibian Biology & Identification ENVR 48.
ENVR 56 $81.48
Lindsay (Frost) Sat, Oct 5 – Sun, Oct 6 9:00am – 3:30pm