Computer Studies 10 (MCSTU10)

This is the entry-level course of Computer Studies. Students will be introduced to different programming languages. They will learn about different domain and web hosting options. Students will also learn about digital citizenship – copyright, creative commons, and fair use protocols for media and content. Students will explore career options in web development and the interpersonal skills necessary for success in this field. Computer hardware and preventive maintenance of hardware and software computer security risks is also covered in this course.

 

Computer Information Systems 11 (MCINF11)

It is strongly recommended that students have taken Computer Studies 10

Students will learn about the evolution of computer technology, including hardware, software, networks, and the Internet. Topics will include; internal and external components of the computer systems, including peripheral devices, computer troubleshooting, research and diagnostics.

Computer assembly and disassembly, preventive maintenance, including data security and online/offline backup solutions will also be explored. Installation and configuration of operating systems and network planning, setup, and diagnostics will also be addressed. Students will be exposed to career options in information and communication technology (ICT), including the roles and responsibilities of ICT professionals.

 

Computer Programming 11 (MCMPR11)

It is strongly recommended that students have taken Computer Studies 10

Students will learn several programming languages through complex projects that are normally open-ended problems, in contemporary times. These projects may involve solving a problem in other subject areas while working in collaboration when others. All projects will include manipulating graphics, animation, robotics, and games.

 

Computer Information Systems 12 (MCINF12)

It is strongly recommended that students have taken Computer Information Systems 11

Students will learn about the evolution of computer technology, including hardware, software, networks, and the Internet. Topics will include; internal and external components of computer systems, including peripheral device, computer troubleshooting, research and diagnostics. Computer assembly and disassembly, preventive maintenance, including data security and online/offline backup solutions will also be explored. Installation and configuration of operating systems and network planning, setup, and diagnostics will also be addressed. Student will be exposed to career options in information and communication technology (ICT), including roles and responsibilities of ICT professionals.

 

Computer Programming 12 (MCMPR12)

It is strongly recommended that students have taken Computer Programming 11

Students will further develop their understanding of computer programming thorough complex projects that are normally open-ended problems. Students will learn to break problems down and develop solutions for each element. These projects may involve solving a problem in other subject areas, while working in collaboration with others. All projects will include manipulating graphics, animation, robotics, and games. Students will also look at implementing feature requests from users.

 

Drafting 10 (MTDRF10)

This course is an introduction in drawing, and animation, which allows students the opportunity to explore creatively the power of the computer in the areas of design and graphics. Students will learn and practice a variety of techniques and styles exploring the diverse capabilities of the computer as required in occupations ranging from engineering, architectural, interior decorating, fashion design, and especially the new fields of 3D animation, special effects, and video games creation. Software used in this program include: the industry standard Engineering software AutoCAD, the animation program 3D Studio MAX, Adobe Creative Suite CC, Adobe Premiere CC, and Adobe After Effects CC, which will be used in this course to create exciting and interesting drawings and animated videos. This course will also provide an opportunity to learn about computer set up, maintenance, and configuration as well as photographic enhancement and video production.

Requirements: USB Drive
 

Drafting 11 (MTDRF11)

Recommended Completed Courses: Drafting 10

This level 2 course is designed for students to further refine the skills and techniques learned in Drafting 10. Students will learn and practice a variety of techniques and styles exploring the diverse capabilities of the computer as required in occupations ranging from engineering, architectural, interior decorating, fashion design, and especially the new fields of 3D animation, special effects, and video games creation. Software used in this program include: the industry standard Engineering software AutoCAD, the animation program 3D Studio MAX, Adobe Creative Suite CC, Adobe Premiere CC, and Adobe After Effects CC, which will all be used in this course to create exciting and interesting drawings and videos. This course will also provide an opportunity to learn about computer set up, maintenance, and configuration as well as photographic enhancement and video production.

 

Drafting 12 (MTDRF12)

Recommended Completed Courses: Drafting 11

Drafting provides students with the knowledge and skills that can result in a lifetime interest and ability. These skills can serve as the gateway to many careers. This is an advanced course suitable for those students interested in a career in animation, engineering, architecture, drafting, or related fields.