Summer 2022
This page lists course delivery information for many of the courses offered by the School. The objective of the page is to give students an idea of whether a course section is offered in-person or online and when online, how much time they are expected to be online during the course’s scheduled timeslot. It is intended to assist students in selecting a course that best matches their needs/preferences. More comprehensive details will be made available by instructors on the first day of classes.
Please Note: Some courses may be offered in-person on campus, online, or a combination of the two. For a definition of the different Course Delivery Types, please see the Registrar’s Office website or search a course and click on ‘Section Type’ in the ‘Section Information’ listing in the Public Class Schedule in Carleton Central.
Note: We expect to offer mainly in-person courses this summer. Some however will be available only as an online course (see below). The following information is subject to change as instructors are assigned to courses. Please check Carleton Central and this website for updates to the delivery status.
- CCDP
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Delivery of Summer sections of CCDP:
SUBJ CRSE SEQ Term CRN DELIVERY Type Details CCDP 2100 A Early Summer (May to June) 20800 IN-PERSON On campus Not suitable for online students. CCDP 2100 B Early Summer (May to June) 20801 Online Synchronous Students will be expected to attend classes at scheduled time (duration may vary weekly) with cameras turned on and functioning microphones. Class participation is expected. CCDP 2100 C Early Summer (May to June) 20802 Online Synchronous Students will be expected to attend classes at scheduled time (duration may vary weekly) with cameras turned on and functioning microphones. Class participation is expected. CCDP 2100 D Full Summer (May to August) 20117 Online Synchronous Students will be expected to attend classes at scheduled time (duration may vary weekly) with cameras turned on and functioning microphones. Class participation is expected. CCDP 2100 E Late Summer (July to August) 21236 IN-PERSON On campus Not suitable for online students. CCDP 2100 G Late Summer (July to August) 21238 Online Synchronous Students will be expected to attend classes at scheduled time (duration may vary weekly) with cameras turned on and functioning microphones. Class participation is expected.
- ESLA
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- ESLR students: Check your ADMINSTRATIVE HOLDS in Carleton Central for
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- ESLA Placement (required prior to registration)
- Maximum permitted course load (course loads may have further restrictions and may change at the end of the term if you are currently in an ESLA course)
- See the section on Studying with an ESLR for information about how to register
- ESLA courses have MANDATORY attendance (in-person or online presence required throughout the entire term).
- For sections offered online, live components are offered during the scheduled time. Webcam use is expected. No course conflicts are permitted.
- ESLA 1300: Register in both seminar & group
Delivery of ESLA sections will be:
- ONLINE (most sections) or IN-PERSON: Students will be expected to attend classes at scheduled time (duration may vary weekly) either on campus (in-person sections) or with cameras turned on and functioning microphones (online sections). Class participation is expected.
- All sections now being offered ONLINE. For ESLA courses please note that Webcam/computer camera is REQUIRED to be ON during the course’s online classes. The following is the policy approved by the Dean’s Office (see your course outline for more information):
Students are required to use their Webcam/computer camera during online synchronous language classes. Students may lose participation points if they refuse to turn their camera on while classes are not recorded (some exceptions apply). Exceptions:
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- Infrequent – technical or health issues (which may be communicated to the instructor in a private chat message at the beginning of the class)
- Permanent – personal reasons, when prior consent is obtained from the instructor at the beginning of the course
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SUBJ CRSE SEQ CRN DELIVERY Type Details ESLA 1300 A 20304 Online Blended Students will be expected to attend classes at scheduled time (duration may vary weekly) with cameras turned on and functioning microphones. Class participation is expected. ESLA 1300 A01 20305 Online Group/Lab: Synchronous Live components during scheduled time. Webcam use expected. ESLA 1500 A 20306 Online Blended Students will be expected to attend classes at scheduled time (duration may vary weekly) with cameras turned on and functioning microphones. Class participation is expected. ESLA 1900 B 20308 Online Blended NEW (previously in-person) Students will be expected to attend classes at scheduled time (duration may vary weekly) with cameras turned on and functioning microphones. Class participation is expected.
ESLA 1900 C 20309 Online Blended Students will be expected to attend classes at scheduled time (duration may vary weekly) with cameras turned on and functioning microphones. Class participation is expected.
- Modern Languages
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- MANDATORY attendance (online/in-person presence required throughout the entire term).
- Online sections will have live components offered during scheduled time. Webcam use expected.
- No course conflicts are permitted.
COURSE REGISTRATION LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS 1010/1110 (Introductory level) Permitted prior to placement - Complete the MANDATORY Language Background Questionnaire
- ATTEND and PARTICIPATE
Note: You must attend by class 3 at the latest in order for your proficiency level to be observed. If you register after class 3, you will need to attend the next available class after your registration. Deregistration may result if you fail to meet these requirements.
1020 and courses starting with 2…, 3…, 4… - Students taking their FIRST Carleton language course must receive a placement PRIOR to registration
- Students registered in/completed a course are permitted to register in the next course level
Students taking the language for the FIRST time at Carleton: - Complete the MANDATORY Language Background Questionnaire and placement test
- REGISTER in the course level you have been placed into
- ATTEND and PARTICIPATE
Note: You must attend by class 3 at the latest in order for your proficiency level to be observed. If you register after class 3, you will need to attend the next available class after your registration. Deregistration may result if you fail to meet these requirements.
- For information on the sequence of courses, see the Undergraduate Calendar for a complete listing of courses.
- If registered in a 1010 course (0.5 credit/one term), it is the first of two, first year level courses. The next course level is 1020 followed by either the 2010 or 2110 course.
- If registered in 1110 course (1.0 credit/one term), it is equivalent to taking both the 1010 and 1020 courses in one term. The next course level is 2010 or 2110.
Delivery of the SUMMER sections of Modern Language courses vary:
- The majority of courses will be delivered IN-PERSON (students attend classes on campus) with only some courses being offered ONLINE (Blended or Synchronous)
- For ONLINE courses please note that Webcam/computer camera is REQUIRED to be ON during the course’s online classes. The following is the policy approved by the Dean’s Office (see your course outline for more information):
Students are required to use their Webcam/computer camera during online synchronous language classes. Students may lose participation points if they refuse to turn their camera on while classes are not recorded (some exceptions apply). Exceptions:
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- Infrequent – technical or health issues (which may be communicated to the instructor in a private chat message at the beginning of the class)
- Permanent – personal reasons, when prior consent is obtained from the instructor at the beginning of the course
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- See delivery details below (languages are listed in alphabetical order):
LANGUAGE DELIVERY TYPE Comments American Sign Language (ASLA) Online Synchronous NEW Previously being delivered in-person – now being offered ONLINE.
A real-time, online course where the instructor and students meet via web conferencing tools, at scheduled days and times. Instructors and students share information, ideas and learning experiences in a virtual course environment. Participation in synchronous courses requires students to have reliable, high-speed internet access, a computer, and a webcam.Anishinaabemowin (LANG) In-Person ON CAMPUS NOT SUITABLE FOR ONLINE STUDENTS. Students who are studying online should not register. Chinese – Mandarin (CHIN) In-Person ON CAMPUS NOT SUITABLE FOR ONLINE STUDENTS. Students who are studying online should not register. Italian (ITAL) Online Blended Students are expected to attend classes at scheduled time (duration may vary weekly) with cameras turned on and functioning microphones for lectures, tests/quizzes, and activities. Class participation is expected. Japanese (JAPA) In-Person ON CAMPUS NOT SUITABLE FOR ONLINE STUDENTS. Students who are studying online should not register. JAPA 1110A (CRN 21028) Course CANCELLED (Hyflex) Korean (KORE) In-Person ON CAMPUS NOT SUITABLE FOR ONLINE STUDENTS. Students who are studying online should not register. Spanish (SPAN)
Various SPAN 1010A (CRN 21172)
Early Summer (May to June)Online – Synchronous: Students are expected to be online during the scheduled days and times for lectures and in-class activities, presentations, discussions and practice. Synchronous activities may be recorded. Must complete asynchronous learning activities, assignments and tests within a given time frame. SPAN 1020A (CRN 21512)
Late Summer (July to August)In-Person: NOT SUITABLE FOR ONLINE STUDENTS. Students who are studying online should not register.
- Applied Linguistics & Discourse Studies (ALDS)
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SUBJ CRSE SEC CRN DELIVERY TYPE DETAILS ALDS 5605 S 20750 Online Synchronous Students are expected to be online during the scheduled class time for lectures and activities. Classes will NOT be recorded. ALDS 5905 S 21201 Online Synchronous Students are expected to be online during the scheduled class time for lectures and activities. Classes will NOT be recorded.
- Linguistics (LING)
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SUBJ CRSE SEC CRN DELIVERY TYPE DETAILS