O Courses

This course is to provide an overview of occupation, the practice of occupational therapy, disability awareness, and community supports for individuals with disabilities. The students will become aware of the diversity of occupational therapy practice, practice environments, and occupational therapy practitioners.

This course provides an overview of human disease and injury processes occurring throughout the lifespan. The etiology, course, prognosis, treatment and management of each condition will be explored. The course is designed to introduce the student to a variety of injuries and disease processes encountered in the field of occupational therapy. Emphasis will be placed on providing necessary, precautionary and practical information of each disease within a framework of group process and problem solving related skills. Further, the impact of disease and injury on occupational performance and quality of life will be explored. Considerations for the practice of occupational therapy will be discussed with a focus on clinical judgment, team collaboration and global treatment interventions.

Pre-requisites: DSCI 245 (or equivalent) and one of the following: MATH 142, MATH 161, HONS 161 or MATH 200.
Sustainable revenues are generated by businesses through the timely creation and distribution of products and services desired in the marketplace. This course describes the operational activities associated with these tasks in environments of change and uncertainty. In addition, the theories, principles and practices driving decision-making in each of these operational areas are analyzed.