Postulates, principles, the accounting cycle, capital and income measurement, financial statement preparation and analysis; emphasis on reporting to shareholders, creditors and other external decision makers are topics covered in this course.

Security stands out as a critical requirement in the design and deployment of information systems in general, and computer networks in particular. This course provides a comprehensive coverage of the theory, concept, design principles and technologies for information security. This course deals with the design of secure information systems with emphasis on secure networking and secure transfer of information.

This course introduces students to a selection of skilled trades occupations, focusing on foundational knowledge and trades-specific skills. This course encompasses theory components and the practical application of skills in a lab environment. Students will have the opportunity to explore various trades offered by NWP, discover their interests and assess their aptitude for skilled trades.

The field experience preparation course is intended to provide students with a chance to review, integrate, and consolidate their social work learning before joining a professional practice environment. Students will have a chance to discuss professional conduct and social work practice in example scenarios. Methods of reflection and identifying and implementing learning within the field experience will also be examined.

Field experiences afford students an opportunity to apply their learning to direct social work practice. Students will develop practical skills and intervention strategies while working under the supervision of practicing social workers. A seminar component will require students to reflect upon and evaluate their practicum and how they have applied the values, knowledge and skills taught in their core courses.

This course prepares students for social work practice with children. Students will explore developmental stages from a cross-cultural and social work perspective. Students will also examine the roles of parents and society and an overview of child welfare legislation, policies, and services.

This course emphasizes the development of interpersonal communication, interviewing, and counselling skills. Students will learn and practice effective interviewing and consider how cultural issues can affect the process. Students will also practice gathering and evaluating information in a framework for client assessment and planning and delivering effective interventions.