BCIT Course Archive
FALL 2020
MKTG 3309 – Marketing Research
What a “walkable community” means from the perspective of ‘millennials’.
Instructors: Tom Joppling
City Leads: Andrew Pask
City Strategy: Vancouver Plan, Climate Emergency Plan
SPRING 2020
RENR 8303 – Ecological Restoration Applied Research Project II
Brownfield remediation and activation prior to re-development.
Instructors: Eric Anderson
City Leads: Heidi Horlacher, Dana McDonald
City Strategy: Climate Plan
EENG 8460 – Environmental Engineering Capstone Project
Brownfield remediation and activation prior to re-development.
Instructor: Olga Petrov
City Lead: Heidi Horlacher, Dana McDonald
City Strategy: Climate Plan
ENVH 8410 – Applied Research Project
Air quality monitoring.
Instructor: Dale Chen, Helen Heacock
City Lead: Tamsin Mills
Vancouver Coastal Health: Ghazal Ebrahimi
City Strategy: Climate Plan
FALL 2019
ENVH 8400 – Research Methods
Developing a monitoring program for air quality in ‘cleaner air spaces’
Instructors: Dale Chen & Helen Heacock
City lead: Tamsin Mills
City goal: Clean air (GCAP)
MKTG 3309 – Marketing Research
City Plan: How can we most effectively engage youth in civic dialogue?
Instructor: Tom Jopling
City lead: Cory Dobson
COMP 4976 – Web Application with ASP.NET
Engaged City: Open Source Voting Tool (Phase 3)
Instructor: Medhat Elmasry
City lead: Tadhg Healy & Kelvin Lau
Spring 2019
COMP 4870 – Intranet Planning and Development
Developing an open-source voting tool.
Instructor: Medhat Elmasry
City leads: Tadhg Healy, Kelvin Lau
City goal area: Building Capacity (Engaged City)
NURS 5030 – Practice of Nursing 5
Educational programming recommendations to address used needles in public spaces.
Instructor: Karla Green
City leads: Tobin Postma
Community leads: Chris VanVeen and Kim Murphy, Vancouver Coastal Health
City goal area: Being and Feeling Safe and Included (Healthy City)
MKTG 4418 – Business Consulting Projects (Project 1)
Marketing campaign to address used needles in public spaces.
Instructor: Tom Jopling
City leads: Tobin Postma
Community leads: Chris VanVeen and Kim Murphy, Vancouver Coastal Health
City goal area: Being and Feeling Safe and Included (Healthy City)
MKTG 4418 – Business Consulting Projects (Project 2)
Understanding construction industry demand of salvage materials.
Instructor: Tom Jopling
City leads: Lisa Brideau
City goal area: Zero Waste (GCAP)
Fall 2018
MKTG 3325 – Consumer Behaviour
Transportation preferences of 18-35 year old Vancouver residents and recommendations for consistently gathering trip data from this demographic over a longer period of time.
Instructor: Pat Browne
City Lead: Banafsheh Rahmani
City Strategy: Green Transportation (GCAP)
Capstone – Operations Management Program
Textile Waste: What is the role of “clothing provider” organizations in the garment system?
Instructor: Jason Young
City Lead: Andrea McKenzie
City Strategy: Zero Waste (GCAP)
Spring 2018
MKTG 3325 – Consumer Behaviour
Voting barriers and recommendations
Instructor: Pat Browne
City Leads: Paul Hendren and Jhennifer Pabillano
City Strategy: Cultivating Connections (Healthy City)
COMP 3900 – Computer Projects Practicum 1
Development of a mobile app and social enterprise called Potlucky, to connect citizens through social potlucks.
Instructor: Donna Turner
Community Leads: Mohamed Ehab
City Strategy: Cultivating Connections (Healthy City)
INTD 8500 – Capstone Proposal
Zero waste materials sourcing.
Instructor: Robin McIntosh, Kathryn Lange
City Lead: Andrea McKenzie
City Strategy: Zero Waste (GCAP)
Fall 2017
INTD3310 – Materials and Environmental Factors
Students will participate in a project focused on Passive House design.
Instructor: Wayne DeAngelis /Dixie Hudson
City Leads: Chris Higgins
City Strategy: Green Buildings (GCAP)
Spring 2017
Architectural Science Graduating Studio
Design projects at the False Creek Flats
Instructors: Ron Kato + Jody Patterson
City Leads: Patrick Enright
City Strategy: Green Buildings, Environments to Thrive In (GCAP)
Fall 2016
INTD 3310 – Materials and Environmental Factors
Upcycled furniture design using deconstructed wood waste.
Instructors: Dixie Hudson + Wayne DeAngelis
City Leads: Darcy Keester + Pietra Basilij
City Strategy: Zero Waste (GCAP)
Interior Design
Upcycled wood in interior design.
Instructors: Kathryn Lange
City Leads: Lisa Brideau
City Strategy: Zero Waste (GCAP)
Spring 2016
ARSC 8800 – Architectural Science Graduating Studio
Design projects at the False Creek Flats
Instructors: Ron Kato + Peter Levar
ARSC – Architectural Science
Outdoor Learning Project
Instructor: Michel Labrie
Fall 2015
Architectural Science
Architectural re-design in the False Creek Flats
Instructor: Ron Kato + Peter Levar
Spring 2015
ARSC 8800 – Graduating Studio
False Creek flats and design studio
Instructors: Ron Kato + Michel Labrie + Peter Levar
City Leads: Pietra Basilij + Cory Dobson
Fall 2014
Architectural Science – Graduating Studio
False Creek flats
Instructors: Ron Kato + Michel Labrie + Peter Levar
City Leads: Pietra Basilij + Cory Dobson
Spring 2014
Architectural Science – Systems Integration Studio
Instructors: Ron Kato + Michel Labrie
City Leads: Scot Hein
Fall 2013
ARSC 8000 – Systems Integration Studio
Applied architectural and engineering concepts dealing with systems integration in the DTES.
Instructors: Ron Kato + Michel Labrie
City Leads: Scot Hein + Tom Walkins
Spring 2013
ARSC 8000 – Systems Integration Studio
Applied architectural and engineering concepts dealing with systems integration in the Grandview Woodlands area (Hastings Corridor between Clark and Commercial).
Instructors: Ron Kato + Michel Labrie
City Leads: Andrew Pask
Fall 2012
ARSC 8000 – Systems Integration Studio
Applied architectural and engineering concepts dealing with systems integration in the Grandview Woodlands area.
Instructors: Ron Kato + Michel Labrie
City Leads: Andrew Pask
Spring 2012
Architectural Science – Systems Integration Studio
Continuation of projects initiated in the earlier studio redesign of Main and 14th intersection.
Instructors: Ron Kato + Michel Labrie
Fall 2011
Leadership & Change Management
Sustainability proposals and implementation plans to help Vancouver-based organizations align with the Greenest City Goals.
Instructors: Mark Giltrow
EENG 7200 – Principles of Sustainability
School of Construction and Environment
Instructor: Kerly Acosta
Architectural Science – Systems Integration Studio
Redesign the intersection of Main and 14th using the Living Building Challenge and the Greenest City Goals as a framework.
Instructor: Michel Labrie