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The course covers specialized Indigenous content, including traditional history, food sources and preparation, foraging and cookery. Regional influence and ingredients will be applied where practical and seasonal. In-class Elders and community members will be involved in the teaching and delivery of the course.Students will perform all kitchen activities phases, including preparing and presenting vegetables, soups,…

Welder-Fabricators cut, join, and shape metal and other materials, using heat and a range of tools. They are required on construction projects of all sizes to do anything from fixing machinery to building bridges.Students will learn how to use the equipment and tools safely, how to handle the tools these materials will be used on…

There are 4 paths included within this course. They are Truck and Transport Mechanic, Heavy Duty Equipment Technician, Diesel Engine Mechanic and Transport Trailer Technician. Students will learn the basics of service and repair of brakes, hydraulics, electrical systems, suspension, steering, heating and ventilation, air conditioning and trailer service and repair.Students will start off with…

As an equivalent to Principles of Math 11 and Pre-Calculus 11, this course satisfies the requirements for Grade 11 mathematics. MATH 040 is designed to meet the entrance requirements for further academic, career, or technical training. Topics include:  basic algebraic review; linear equations and inequalities; graphing, relations, and functions; polynomials and polynomial functions; rational expressions…

This course provides an introduction to social science research. The student will be encouraged to develop analytical and research skills with a focus on theories of logic and inquiry.

This course provides students with an overview of the methods of social research and the application of descriptive statistics in the social sciences. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to better understand and evaluate research results and statistical presentation of data cited in texts and articles in a wide variety of the…

This course continues the presentation of Object Oriented Programming (OOP) that was introduced in Object Oriented Programming I. It covers techniques, methods, and tools for systematic development, and maintenance of software systems using intermediate level algorithms and data structures. The bulk of this course is spent practicing program design as new elements are added to…

This introductory course examines practical financial and mathematical problems encountered in the business community such as the mathematics of merchandising, break-even analysis and the time value of money. Other calculations include using the valuation principle to determine the pricing of T-bills, interest paid on GICs, pricing of annuities, mortgages, bonds, and preferred shares.

This course is an introduction to the concepts of differential calculus. Topics include the calculation of limits and the differentiation of functions including trigonometric, inverse trigonometric, exponential, logarithmic functions, chain rule, and implicit differentiation. Further topics include Rolle’s theorem, the mean value theorem, differentials, antiderivatives, partial differentiation, as well as the application of differentiation to…

This course explores writers, themes and genres in Canadian literature. Students may be asked to study works from the nineteenth century, but the emphasis will be on twentieth century prose, poetry, and drama.