PRACTICAL AND APPLIED ARTS COURSES ACCOUNTING 10 This class provides an introduction to accounting. Basic principles are established and the accounting cycle is set up for service-based businesses. The student learns how to make up a balance sheet, ledger and journal and how to close the books. CLOTHING, TEXTILES AND FASHION 10 Topics include intermediate sewing skills, design fundamentals, and the science of textiles. Students must supply the materials necessary for sewing projects. CLOTHING, TEXTILES AND FASHION 30 Focuses on essential knowledge and understanding of sewing, quilting, textiles and clothing choices. Students must supply the materials necessary for sewing projects. COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 10 The course introduces students to computer assisted drafting. Elements of orthographic, isometrics and oblique projections are the core components of the class. As well, students will complete a major project in design. ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS 10 The course is designed to develop a basic understanding of electrical and electronic theory and its applications. The course covers the following core topics: Atomic theory, OHMS Law, Circuits, AC vs DC Current, Residential Wiring, Electrical Components, and Soldering. The students will be required to complete two soldered electronic projects. There is a lab fee for the course. Prerequisite: Science 90 FOOD STUDIES 10 The focus is on cooking basics and the preparation of foods from three food groups. This course includes certification in food handling and an independent international foods project. FOOD STUDIES 30 This course emphasizes nutrition, food preparation techniques and current issues in food production and processing. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 10 This course begins with a drafting segment which deals with isometric projections. The second component is student mastery of safe use of all major saws. The final section of work is a project chosen from five teacher-approved options. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 20 This course will include sectional drafting, a brief review of wood joinery, a detailed study of shop safety, and a hands-on major project. Prerequisite: Industrial Arts 10. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 30 Course components include architectural drafting and a project on cabinetry, with doors and drawers being the main focus. Prerequisite: Industrial Arts 20. INTERIOR DESIGN 30 Topics include design fundamentals, reading floor plans, and a study of window treatments, wall coverings, flooring, furniture and accessories. This course includes a hands-on redecorating project and culminates with an extensive design project which integrates the semester’s work. CAREER & WORK EXPLORATION 10
PRACTICAL AND APPLIED ARTS COURSES ACCOUNTING 10 This class provides an introduction to accounting. Basic principles are established and the accounting cycle is set up for service-based businesses. The student learns how to make up a balance sheet, ledger and journal and how to close the books. CLOTHING, TEXTILES AND FASHION 10 Topics include intermediate sewing skills, design fundamentals, and the science of textiles. Students must supply the materials necessary for sewing projects. CLOTHING, TEXTILES AND FASHION 30 Focuses on essential knowledge and understanding of sewing, quilting, textiles and clothing choices. Students must supply the materials necessary for sewing projects. COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN 10 The course introduces students to computer assisted drafting. Elements of orthographic, isometrics and oblique projections are the core components of the class. As well, students will complete a major project in design. ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS 10 The course is designed to develop a basic understanding of electrical and electronic theory and its applications. The course covers the following core topics: Atomic theory, OHMS Law, Circuits, AC vs DC Current, Residential Wiring, Electrical Components, and Soldering. The students will be required to complete two soldered electronic projects. There is a lab fee for the course. Prerequisite: Science 90 FOOD STUDIES 10 The focus is on cooking basics and the preparation of foods from three food groups. This course includes certification in food handling and an independent international foods project. FOOD STUDIES 30 This course emphasizes nutrition, food preparation techniques and current issues in food production and processing. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 10 This course begins with a drafting segment which deals with isometric projections. The second component is student mastery of safe use of all major saws. The final section of work is a project chosen from five teacher-approved options. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 20 This course will include sectional drafting, a brief review of wood joinery, a detailed study of shop safety, and a hands-on major project. Prerequisite: Industrial Arts 10. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 30 Course components include architectural drafting and a project on cabinetry, with doors and drawers being the main focus. Prerequisite: Industrial Arts 20. INTERIOR DESIGN 30 Topics include design fundamentals, reading floor plans, and a study of window treatments, wall coverings, flooring, furniture and accessories. This course includes a hands-on redecorating project and culminates with an extensive design project which integrates the semester’s work. CAREER & WORK EXPLORATION 10