learn about food production, food preparation and meal planning understand nutrition and healthy food choices, food costs and economics, and safe food handling techniques participate in cooking, baking, and food presentation for personal enjoyment and for the food service industry Photography 10: Students will explore a new world of seeing and develop knowledge and technical skills of the camera, as a perspective tool. Exploration will be given to the work of inspirational photographers, both past and present and to the variety of photographic fields one may pursue as a photographic artist or as a commercial photographer. Students are provided with opportunities to explore all facets of photography, with an emphasis on theoretical and hands on experiences. Pre-Architectural and Industrial Design 10: This course introduces students to the basics of creative and technical 2D, 3D and Computer Assisted Design (CAD) as it relates to both architecture and industrial Design using software such as Revit Architecture and Inventor. Students will learn to problem solve by applying the Design Process and the Principles and Elements of Design. A large-scale plotter and 3D printer will be used to output solutions to projects. Pre-Engineering 10: Ever wanted to something real? Then you may be a make Maker. a robotic vacuum, articulating plastic jewelry, or electronic Simon Says, designing Whether it’s these things is ultimately a process of engineering. Students learn basic skills related to creating real-world objects as an introduction to many engineering careers, while earning CTS credits in the following areas: Computer-aided design Computer programming Robotics/Mechatronics Electronics fabrication and circuit design This dynamic, multidisciplinary program will provide practical hands-on experience in interactive technical lab environments, complemented with virtual online simulations. You will investigate fundamental engineering concepts including CAD Design, electronics, robotics/mechatronics, and computer programming. You will learn to design, construct and program robots and robotic systems. A strong understanding of Grade 9 Math and Science is highly recommended to ensure students have the pre-requisite skills in this fast paced learning environment. Enrichment in Science and Math Biology 20: Our Science 10 students will start their Grade 10 year examining biology. Thus, they may choose to take Biology 20 in the second semester as one of their eight courses. The course is described in the CBE common registration guide: engage in examining interactions of living systems with each other and their environment Biology 20 emphasizes energy and matter exchange enhance scientific literacy and prepare you for post-secondary programs*
learn about food production, food preparation and meal planning understand nutrition and healthy food choices, food costs and economics, and safe food handling techniques participate in cooking, baking, and food presentation for personal enjoyment and for the food service industry Photography 10: Students will explore a new world of seeing and develop knowledge and technical skills of the camera, as a perspective tool. Exploration will be given to the work of inspirational photographers, both past and present and to the variety of photographic fields one may pursue as a photographic artist or as a commercial photographer. Students are provided with opportunities to explore all facets of photography, with an emphasis on theoretical and hands on experiences. Pre-Architectural and Industrial Design 10: This course introduces students to the basics of creative and technical 2D, 3D and Computer Assisted Design (CAD) as it relates to both architecture and industrial Design using software such as Revit Architecture and Inventor. Students will learn to problem solve by applying the Design Process and the Principles and Elements of Design. A large-scale plotter and 3D printer will be used to output solutions to projects. Pre-Engineering 10: Ever wanted to make something real? Then you may be a Maker. Whether it’s a robotic vacuum, articulating plastic jewelry, or electronic Simon Says, designing these things is ultimately a process of engineering. Students learn basic skills related to creating real-world objects as an introduction to many engineering careers, while earning CTS credits in the following areas: Computer-aided design Computer programming Robotics/Mechatronics Electronics fabrication and circuit design This dynamic, multidisciplinary program will provide practical hands-on experience in interactive technical lab environments, complemented with virtual online simulations. You will investigate fundamental engineering concepts including CAD Design, electronics, robotics/mechatronics, and computer programming. You will learn to design, construct and program robots and robotic systems. A strong understanding of Grade 9 Math and Science is highly recommended to ensure students have the pre-requisite skills in this fast paced learning environment. Enrichment in Science and Math Biology 20: Our Science 10 students will start their Grade 10 year examining biology. Thus, they may choose to take Biology 20 in the second semester as one of their eight courses. The course is described in the CBE common registration guide: engage in examining interactions of living systems with each other and their environment Biology 20 emphasizes energy and matter exchange enhance scientific literacy and prepare you for post-secondary programs*
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