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Applied Design, Skills And Technologies
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Automotive Service And Repair 11
This is a beginner program for students in grade 11 or 12 that are learning to drive, and want to learn how to do their own simple repairs. Do you want to save thousands of dollars by knowing simple maintenance? Well then, this course is for you! ADST Automotive 11is… Read more
Course code: YMR--1CXView courseGrade(s)
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ADST 10: Drafting
Drafting and Design 10 will introduce students to board drafting with a focus on orthographic, mechanical and architectural drafting. Students will have a design challenge where they will physically draft and design a prototype, which they will then build and test. Additionally, they will create a partial set of house… Read more
Course code: MTDRF10View courseGrade(s)
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ADST 10: Metalwork
This course will enable students to refine and build on skills introduced in the previous metalwork course. In this course, students work through a series of projects that incorporate all basic metal working skills and operations. Once assigned projects are completed, students will be encouraged to specialize and excel in… Read more
Course code: MTMET10View courseGrade(s)
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ADST 10: POWER MECHANICS
This course further explores the mechanics, design and use of power. The course is intended to acquaint the student with different fields where mechanical principles are applied. Students will also be learning about alternate forms of power development and four cycle engines through theory and hands on work. Students will… Read more
Course code: MTPOW10View courseGrade(s)
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ADST 10: Woodwork
This course is an introduction to the art of fine woodworking. Students work through a series of projects that incorporate basic woodworking skills and operations. The course will cover various types of joinery, lathe work and basic finishing techniques. After completing the required projects, students will have an opportunity to… Read more
Course code: MWWK-10View courseGrade(s)
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ADST 11 : Drafting
Apart from some brief hand-drafting review, this course in drafting is entirely computer based. The program covers pictorials, isometrics, orthographic projections, section views, auxiliary views and working drawings. 3D modelling and rendering are introduced using AutoCAD 2018 design software. Further use of the CNC machine will be used. This course… Read more
Course code: MDD--11View courseGrade(s)
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ADST 11 : Woodwork (Carpentry And Joinery)
Learn to develop your fine woodworking skills. Students will work with a large variety of woodworking tools and techniques to build projects which may include; tables, chairs, turned bowls or a variety of other wooden projects. Students can also choose to design their own. Depending on the size and materials… Read more
Course code: MCJ--11View courseGrade(s)
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ADST 12 : Drafting
Apart from some brief hand-drafting review, this course in drafting is entirely computer based. The program covers pictorials, isometrics, orthographic projections, section views, auxiliary views and working drawings. 3D modelling and rendering are introduced using AutoCAD 2018 design software. Further use of the CNC machine will be used. This course… Read more
Course code: MDD--12View courseGrade(s)
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ADST 12 : Woodwork (Carpentry And Joinery)
Learn to develop your fine woodworking skills. Students will work with a large variety of woodworking tools and techniques to build projects which may include; tables, chairs, turned bowls or a variety of other wooden projects. Students can also choose to design their own. Depending on the size and materials… Read more
Course code: MCJ--12View courseGrade(s)
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ADST 9: General Explorations
This introductory Grade 9 course covers the areas of woodwork, metalwork, power mechanics and drafting. These will be divided equally over the course of one semester. Each unit will emphasize safe practice in its venue and give a student a sample which may provide the basis for selecting further offerings… Read more
Course code: MADGE09View courseGrade(s)
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ADST 9: Metalwork
This course explores the development of ideas with an emphasis on innovation and creativity. The process of developing ideas into mental products is the major theme. Areas explored will be metal art, machining, and welding. The learning of safe shop practices and procedures forms the backbone of this course.
Course code: MADM-09View courseGrade(s)
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ADST 9: Woodwork
Woodwork 9 covers project planning, designing, and making of projects in wood using the latest equipment and techniques. Introduction to hand and power tools with an emphasis on safety will be the focus of the course.
Course code: MADW-09View courseGrade(s)
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ADST: Art Metal And Jewelry 12
Art Metal and Jewelry introduces you to the artistic possibilities in metalwork. Come and create many unique and personal projects for you and your home! Techniques and skills include; ring making, copper enameling and bead making, pewter and silver casting, ornamental chain making, two and three dimensional wire work, and… Read more
Course code: MMFMJ12View courseGrade(s)
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Advanced Welding 12
Students who are interested in pursuing welding as a career are offered this course to refine their competency in welding and fabrication processes. The emphasis during the course will be to prepare students for a post-secondary welding program. Equipment and techniques utilizing electric arc, oxy-acetylene, T.I.G. and M.I.G. will be… Read more
Course code: MMFMW12View courseGrade(s)
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Automotive Technology 11
This is a hands-on and theory related exploratory course in the world of the automobile. Students will work on modular components with the opportunity to apply their knowledge to running vehicles. Topics covered, but are not limited to, Shop safety, vehicle maintenance, oil changes, disc and drum brakes, suspension, engine… Read more
Course code: MAT--11View courseGrade(s)
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Automotive Technology 12
This is a more advanced hands-on and theory related course emphasizing improving upon the skills acquired in previous course work as well as advancing to more complex topics as emissions testing, electrical testing, high performance engine, and suspension systems. Students will be given the opportunity to take on larger project… Read more
Course code: MAT--12View courseGrade(s)
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Electrical Trades Apprenticship 11
This course is an introduction to Electrical Trades Training. Students will cover a variety of topics, including an exploration of the fundamentals of electrical work, single pole, three way and 4 way lighting circuits, conduit bending, power distribution, preparation/understanding use of the Canadian Electrical Code and the use of electrical… Read more
Course code: YCOT-1CXView courseGrade(s)
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Electrical Trades Apprenticship 12A
This class is a continuation of introduction to Electrical Trades 11 for students wanting to pursue a career in the dynamic Electrical Trade. Topics include: advanced conduit bending, wiring methods, network wiring, preparation towards understanding the use of the Canadian Electrical Code, Electrical trade related mathematics, measuring, motor control and… Read more
Course code: YCOT-2AXView courseGrade(s)
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Electrical Trades Apprenticship 12B
This advanced course completes the preparation towards the partnership with Camosun College. At the end of the program, students will attend a 10 week Camosun College course to carry out the “hands on” practical skills required for the electrical trade. Upon completion of this course, Student will achieve Level 1… Read more
Course code: YCOT-2BXView courseGrade(s)
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Metal Fabrication And Machining 11 (Metalwork 11)
This course introduces design, problem solving and manufacturing skills in the metal shop environment. Students will utilize both ferrous and non-ferrous metals in the production of teacher assigned projects as well as the student’s individually developed designs. Choices of Metal Fabricating and Machining 11/12 projects may include: welding, sheet metal,… Read more
Course code: MMFM-11View courseGrade(s)
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Metal Fabrication And Machining 12 (Metalwork 12)
This course introduces design, problem solving and manufacturing skills in the metal shop environment. Students will utilize both ferrous and non-ferrous metals in the production of teacher assigned projects as well as the student’s individually developed designs. Choices of Metal Fabricating and Machining 11/12 projects may include: welding, sheet metal,… Read more
Course code: MMFM-12View courseGrade(s)
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Skills Exploration 10A
Are you curious to what construction trades are? Skills Exploration is an introductory and engaging program in which students use hands-on learning to acquire skills and knowledge in Carpentry, Electrical, Automotive and Plumbing. Projects will be practical and will involve making, creating, and problem-solving. Students who are hands-on learners and… Read more
Course code: MSTX-0AView courseGrade(s)
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Skills Exploration 11A
Are you curious to what construction trades are? Skills Exploration is an introductory and engaging program in which students use hands-on learning to acquire skills and knowledge in Carpentry, Electrical, Automotive and Plumbing. Projects will be practical and will involve making, creating, and problem-solving. Students who are hands-on learners and… Read more
Course code: MSTX-1AView courseGrade(s)
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Skills Exploration 12A
Are you curious to what construction trades are? Skills Exploration is an introductory and engaging program in which students use hands-on learning to acquire skills and knowledge in Carpentry, Electrical, Automotive and Plumbing. Projects will be practical and will involve making, creating, and problem-solving. Students who are hands-on learners and… Read more
Course code: MSTX-2AView courseGrade(s)
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Work Experience 12A
This course will provide valuable work experience opportunities to CP Electrical Trades students. It involves 90- 120 hours of work experience outside of the regular timetable and it is worth four (4) credits.
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