The following section is a complete alphabetical listing of courses
(by course code) for all NorQuest College programs.
NorQuest College maintains transfer agreements with the institutions
listed in the Transfer Legend (below). Course transfer agreements
in effect as of March 1, 2008 are indicated within the listing
by the word "Transfer" and the appropriate abbreviated
institution name. For the most up-to-date listings, please
refer to the Alberta Transfer Guide,
www.acat.gov.ab.ca.
Index
H
HCJP 1610
Human Relations in the
Criminal Justice System
3 credits (45:0:0 hours)
Explore human dynamics in various settings in the criminal justice system. Study the characteristics unique to various cultures that have direct implications for persons involved in the criminal justice system.
HEAS 1000
Health Assessment
4 credits (60:0:0 hours)
Learn and practise the procedures for obtaining a health history and conducting a physical examination. Assessment findings for normal structures and functions of the human body are identified. This course includes a laboratory component.
HEED 1000
Health Education: Individual
Health and Wellness
3 credits (45:0:0 hours)
In this theory course you will gain an overview of the physical, social, psychological, environmental, and spiritual aspects of personal health and wellness within the context of the community, the Canadian health-care system, and the global environment. Explore lifestyle choices as a determinant of health, and physical and social determinants affecting personal health and the health of others. You will develop responsibility for your own health and learn how to advocate for the health of others.
Transfer: AU, UC
HEED 1101
Health Education: Personal
Fitness I
3 credits (45:0:0 hours)
Prepare for the physical demands of policing and security-related occupations; learn about physical activity and health and wellness concepts.
HEED 1102
Health Education: Personal
Fitness II
3 credits (45:0:0 hours)
Prepare for the physical demands of policing and security-related occupations; learn about physical activity and health and wellness concepts.
HLTH 1001
Computer and Employability Skills for Health Care Aide
5 credits (125:0:0 hours)
Gain basic computer skills, including Word, Excel and Internet Explorer, that will enable you to use computers in your training program or in the workplace. Develop the skills necessary to communicate effectively in hospital or clinical settings. Create a career skills portfolio, and explore ways to develop and extend your support network.
HLTH 1002
Essentials for Health Care Aide
5 credits (125:0:0 hours)
Spend time learning the specialized reading and vocabulary needed for the Health Care Aide program. Develop an understanding of health-care terminology and processes, and explore concepts about health and the responsibilities of health-care workers.
HPCW 1000
The Helping Process in
Community Support Work
3 credits (45:0:0 hours)
Learn about the process of helping in human services. Helping is addressed through examining the qualities and values of the helper. You will apply communication theory and interviewing skills to case studies and role plays.
HPLA 1001
Health Care Aide PLAR
Assessment
36 credits (469:0:144 hours)
The HCA PLAR process is for individuals currently employed as nursing attendants or personal support workers who believe they have sufficient skills and knowledge to meet the standards for a Health Care Aide certificate. Students have six months to complete the process.
HPRT 1003
Health Care Aide Clinical Practice
5 credits (0:0:144 hours)
Apply your knowledge and skills in a four-week instructor-led clinical experience.
HUMN 1911
Humanities Prep 1
5 credits (125:0:0 hours)
Improve your reading and writing skill sets through discussions of a variety of social studies topics in preparation for English 10-1 or Social Studies 10-1. Read a variety of texts. Learn the steps in the writing process.
HUMN 1912
Humanities Prep 2
5 credits (125:0:0 hours)
Improve your reading and writing skill sets through discussion of a variety of social studies topics in preparation for English 10-2 or Social Studies 10-2. Read a variety of texts. Learn the steps in the writing process.
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