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Authors: Stéphane Brutus and Nora Baronian
Title: Human Resources Management – Canadian Edition
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Customized for the class: MANA 362: Human Resource Management 
Open textbook project led by: Stéphane Brutus
Student assistants: Caroline Task (Master student), Michael Ogoms (Master student)
Grant start date: May 2020

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Author: Pierre-Yann Dolbec
Title: Digital Marketing Strategy
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Customized for the class: MARK 452: e-Marketing
Open textbook project led by: Pierre-Yann Dolbec
Student assistants: Olivia Hechter (undergrad), Alexandre Souze (Master student), Kelly-Anne Lemay (undergrad)
Grant start date: December 2019

 

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Authors: Brian C. Vermeire, Carlos A. Pereira, Hamidreza Karbasian
Title: Computational Fluid Dynamics: An Open Source Approach
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0

Created for the class: AERO 455: Computational Fluid Dynamics for Aerospace Applications
Open textbook project led by: Brian Vermeire
Student assistants: Carlos Pereira (PhD candidate) Hamidreza Karbasian (PhD candidate)
Grant started: June 2019

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Authors: Martha Lally and Suzanne Valentine-French
Title: Lifespan Development – A Psychological Perspective
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Adopted for the class: PSYC 333: Fundamentals of Lifespan Development
Open textbook project led by: Erin Barker
Student assistants: Laurie Houle (undergrad)
Grant started: December 2020

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Authors: Kerri Z. Delaney and Leslie Barker
Title: Fundamentals of Health and Physical Activity
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Created for the class: EXCI 251: Fundamentals of Health and Physical Activity 
Open textbook project led by: Leslie Barker 
Grant started: June 2019

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Authors: David B. Baker and Heather Sperry
Title: History of Psychology (Noba)
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Adopted for the class: PSYC 305: History and Systems
Open textbook project led by: Lucy Farisello
Student assistants: Mihaela Zlatanovska (undergrad)
Grant started: December 2019

Forthcoming

Professor Department Faculty Course/Title Grant type
Bruno Lee Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering ENCS BLDG 341: Building Engineering Systems customize
Susan Liscouet-Hanke
Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering ENCS AERO 201: Introduction to Flight and Aerospace Systems customize
Charles Basenga Kiyanda and Lyes Kadem

 
Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering ENCS ENGR 251: Thermodynamics I
MECH 351: Thermodynamics II
customize
Peter Morden Applied Human Sciences FAS AHSC 380: Quantitative Research Methods for Practitioners customize
Walcir Cardoso
Education FAS TESL 330: Computers in Language Learning create 
Saul Carliner
Education FAS EDUC 270: Education Communication customize
David Secko and Cristina Sanza
Journalism FAS JOUR 443: The Digital Magazine create 
Jillian O'Connor
Psychology FAS PSYC 325: Fundamentals of Social Psychology customize
Loren Lerner and Cynthia Hammond Art History
FOFA ARTH 366: Creating the Modern

create

Natalie Kouri-Towe Simone de Beauvoir Institute FAS Teaching Resources and Guide
customize
Salinda Hess Sociology and Anthropology FAS ANTH 203: Culture and Biology
adopt
Jayson San Miguel Pyschology FAS PSYC 200: Introduction to Psychology customize

Renewable Assignments

In Concordia's education class ETEC 693 Special Issues in Educational Technology (3 credits), Dr. Jiyae Bong and her graduate students are building renewable assignment modules. Find out more about renewable assignments, including how to locate and share them.

OER Concordia University Library Guide was developed and redesigned by Rachel Harris. Source. CC BY 4.0. Except where otherwise noted content on this guide is licenced under a Creative Commons 4.0. International licence. Icons by The Noun Project. Special thanks to Chloe Lei for the previous pilot version of the OER pages and Pamela Carson for web-design consultations.

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