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D9 Gap Analysis - Diploma to Degree
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comparison) if appropriate (program
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Online Learning Humber‟s policies
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II. Books (Electronic) In addition
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Appendix A: Core Curriculum for Bac
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F1.2 COMPUTER RESOURCES Across the
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F1.3 Existing Classroom Space This
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SECTION I: PROGRAM EVALUATION Not a
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proposals. Humber’s programs rel
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SECTION N: DUPLICATION Introduction
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