2009-2010 Undergraduate Course Catalog - University of Regina

*** Prerequisite: MU 342 or 383, or permission of Department Head
***
MU 443 1.5:0-2
Advanced Conducting
Not offered every year. A continuation of MU 442.
*** Prerequisite: MU 442 ***
MU 456 3:3-0
Advanced Orchestration
Not offered every year. Study of major 20th and 21st century
compositional developments and techniques of orchestration.
*** Prerequisite: MU 356 ***
* Note: Restricted to students majoring in Composition. *
MU 461 1.5:0-2
Chamber Music Ensemble
Not offered every year. A continuation of MU 362.
*** Prerequisite: MU 362 ***
MU 462 1.5:0-2
Chamber Music Ensemble
Not offered every year. A continuation of MU 461.
*** Prerequisite: MU 461 ***
MU 481 1.5:2-2
Opera Workshop
Not offered every year. A continuation of MU 382.
*** Prerequisite: MU 382 ***
MU 482 1.5:2-2
Opera Workshop
Not offered every year. A continuation of MU 481.
*** Prerequisite: MU 481 ***
MU 490 - 491 3:0-3
Supervised Research in Performance Studies
MU 492 - 493 3:0-3
Directed Studies in Music Theory
MU 494 - 494 3:0-3
Directed Studies in Music History - an AA-ZZ series.
MUEN
Faculty of Fine Arts
Music Ensemble
Department of Music
MUEN 101 0-1:0-3
University Concert Band
MUEN 103 0-1:0-3
University Jazz Ensemble
** Permission of the instructor is required to register in the fall. **
MUEN 105 0-1.5:0-3
Vocal Jazz Ensemble
Not offered every year.
** Permission of the instructor is required to register in the fall. **
MUEN 107 0-1:0-3
University Wind Ensemble
The Wind Ensemble is a competitively auditioned ensemble and
admission is at the discretion of the ensemble director. Music majors
must be registered in Concert Band in order to participate in Wind
Ensemble. Non-music majors may register in Wind Ensemble only.
** Permission from the instructor required to register in the fall. **
MUEN 121 0-1.5:0-3
Composition Students' New Music Ensemble
** Permission of the instructor is required to register in the fall. **
MUEN 131 0-1:0-3
University Concert Choir
MUEN 135 0-1:0-3
University Chamber Singers
** Permission of the instructor is required to register in the fall. **
MUEN 155 0-1.5:0-3
Collegium Musicum
Not offered every year.
** Permission of the instructor is required to register in the fall. **
MUEN 157 0-1.5:0-3
Miscellaneous Ensemble - an AA-ZZ series.
** Permission from the instructor required to register in the fall. **
MUEN 159 0-1.5:0-3
Percussion Ensemble
** Permission of the instructor is required in the fall. **
MUEN 171 0-1:0-3
Unversity Orchestra
** Permission from the instructor is required to register in the fall. **
NAK
Faculty of Arts
Nakota
(Assiniboine)
Department of Indian
Languages, Literature
and Linguistics – First
Nations University of
Canada
NAK 100 3:3-0
Conversational Nakota I
Introduction to the Nakota language, with emphasis on oral
expression, basic grammar, and writing in Roman orthography.
NAK 101 3:3-0
Conversational Nakota II
A continuation of NAK 100. Further grammar and conversation
practice for Nakota.
*** Prerequisite: NAK 100 ***
NAK 104 3:3-0
Nakota Grammar and Orthography I
This course is designed for students who speak some Nakota.
Emphasis is on Roman orthography and basic grammar, with some
attention to dialect variation.
** Permission of the Department Head is required to register. **
NAK 105 3:3-0
Nakota Grammar and Orthography II
A continuation of NAK 104. Further study of the grammar and
orthography. An introduction to short composition.
*** Prerequisite: NAK 104 or permission of Department Head ***
NAK 206 3:3-0
Nakota Linguistics
Linguistic concepts for the scientific analysis of Nakota. Development
of linguistic terminology in Nakota for language teachers.
*** Prerequisite: NAK 105 or permission of Department Head ***
PAST
Centre for Continuing
Education
Pastoral Studies
PAST 310 3:3-0
Introduction to Pastoral Studies
The course will introduce the student to Pastoral Studies: history and
theology; correlation with social sciences; and application and
preparation.
** Permission of the Director is required to register. **
PAST 320 3:3-0
Pastoral Care
The course will explore several theories of pastoral care, related skills,
and their application to specific ages, social groupings, institutions and
problem areas.
*** Prerequisite: PAST 310, PSYC 101, PSYC 102, and PSYC 210 or
PSYC 230 ***
PAST 330 3:3-3
Foundations of Pastoral Care
The course examines the religious foundations of a Christian
understanding of ministry and pastoral care. Attention will be paid to
constitutive components of ministry, drawing on resources from the
fields of biblical studies, ecclesiology, ethics, theological anthropology
and ecumenism.
*** Prerequisite: PAST 310, one 100 level RLST course, and one 200
level RLST course ***
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