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WCDSB Course Calendar 2012-2013 - Wellington Catholic

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Grade 12 CommunicationsTechnology: TV, Video and movieproduction(University/College – TGv 4M1)This course has the same expectations as TGJ4M1, but has an emphasis in TV, Video andMovie Production.ComputerTechnologyGrade 10 Computer Technology(Open – TEJ 201)This course introduces students to computersystems, networking, and interfacing, as well aselectronics and robotics. Students will assemble,repair and configure computers with various typesof operating systems and application software.Students will build small electronic circuits andwrite computer programs to control simpleperipheral devices or robots.Grade 11 ComputerEngineering Technology(University/College – TEJ 3M1)This course examines computer systems andcontrol of external devices. Students will assemblecomputers and small networks by installing andconfiguring appropriate hardware and software.Students will develop knowledge and skills inelectronics, robotics, programming and networks,and will build systems that use computer programsand interfaces to control and/or respond to externaldevices. This hands-on course will feature projectswith robotics and control systems.Grade 12 ComputerEngineering Technology(University/College – TEJ 4M1)Prerequisite: TEJ 3M1This course extends students’ understanding ofcomputer systems and computer interfacing withexternal devices. Students will assemble computersystems by installing and configuring appropriatehardware and software, and will learn more aboutfundamental concepts of electronics, robotics,programming and networks. This course qualifiesas a dual credit course, having a curriculum whichis aligned with specified college courses atConestoga College. This hands-on course willfeature projects with robotics and control systems.ConstructiontechnologyAll construction courses areoffered at Bishop Macdonell.They may be a part of theSpecialist High Skills Major andare open to all students.Grade 10 ConstructionTechnology(Open – TCJ 201)This course introduces students to buildingmaterials and processes through opportunities todesign and build various construction projects.Students will learn to create and read workingdrawings; become familiar with commonconstruction materials, components, andprocesses; and perform a variety of fabrication,assembly, and finishing operations. They will usea variety of hand and power tools and applyknowledge of imperial and metric systems ofmeasurement, as appropriate.Grade 11 ConstructionEngineering Technology(College Preparation – TCJ 3C1)This course focuses on the development ofknowledge and skills related to residentialconstruction. Students will gain hands onexperience using a variety of constructionmaterials, processes, tools, and equipment; learnabout building design and planning constructionprojects; create and interpret working drawingsand sections; and learn how the Ontario BuildingCode and other regulations and standards apply toconstruction projects.Grade 11 ConstructionTechnology(Workplace Preparation – TCJ 3E1)This course enables students to develop technicalknowledge and skills related to carpentry, masonry,electrical systems, heating and cooling, andplumbing for residential construction. Students willgain hands-on experience using a variety ofmaterials, processes, tools, and equipment todesign, lay out, and build projects. They will createand read technical drawings, learn constructionterminology, interpret building codes andregulations, and apply mathematical skills as theydevelop construction projects.Grade 11 Custom Woodworking(Workplace Preparation – TWJ 3E1)This course enables students to develop knowledgeand skills related to cabinet making and furnituremaking. Students will gain practical experienceusing a variety of the materials, tools, equipment,and joinery techniques associated with customwoodworking. Students will learn to create andinterpret technical drawings and will plan, design,and fabricate projects. They will also develop anawareness of environmental and societal issuesrelated to the woodworking industry, and exploreapprenticeships, post-secondary training, andcareer opportunities in the field that may bepursued directly after graduation.Grade 12 ConstructionEngineering Technology(College Preparation – TCJ 4C1)Prerequisite TCJ 3C1This course enables students to further developknowledge and skills related to residentialconstruction and to explore light commercialconstruction. Students will gain hands onexperience using a variety of materials, processes,tools, and equipment and will learn more aboutbuilding design and project planning. They willcontinue to create and interpret constructiondrawings and will extend their knowledge ofconstruction terminology and of relevant buildingcodes and regulations, as well as health andsafety standards and practices.Grade 12 ConstructionTechnology(Workplace Preparation – TCJ 4E1)Prerequisite TCJ 3E1This course enables students to further developtechnical knowledge and skills related toresidential construction and to explore lightcommercial construction. Students will continueto gain hands on experience using a variety ofmaterials, processes, tools, and equipment; createand interpret construction drawings; and learnmore about building design and project planning.They will expand their knowledge of terminology,codes and regulations, and health and safetystandards related to residential and lightcommercial construction.Grade 12 CustomWoodworking(Workplace Preparation – TWJ 4E1)Prerequisite: TWJ 3E1This course enables students to further developknowledge and skills related to the planning,design, and construction of cabinets and furniturefor residential and/or commercial projects.Students will gain further experience in the safeuse of common woodworking materials, tools,equipment, finishes, and hardware, and will learnabout the entrepreneurial skills needed to establishand operate a custom woodworking business.33

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