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CAREER INFORMATION :
Computer Technology influences all areas
of life, from the actions of individuals
to those of nations. It addresses basic human
needs and provides the tools and processes for
the exploration of that which is known and that
which will be known.
Some occupations in the area of computers
that are growing in demand are: Software
Programmers and Designers, Systems Analysts,
Computer Engineers, Database Administrators and
Analysts, Technical Support Specialists, Network
Administrators, Web Masters, Internet Specialists,
Technical Writers, Multi-media Software Designers,
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Who says computers are for geeks?
St
Patrick Computer classes are full of enthusiastic
students learning to create programs for users
to use. Like musicians and artists, and software
these guys and girls are creators, taking real
world problems and by using a computer create programs
to solve them. Whether they use Java, Turing, Visual
Basic, or Java Script, our students are exercising
brainpower they never knew they had!
Programming
Teachers: Ms Bey, Mr Bar |
TIK201
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE - GRADE 10
OPEN
1.0 CREDIT
TIK20 will introduce you to computer science
concepts that will help you prepare for the Information
Revolution. You will learn not only how a computer works,
but what it can do for you. You will be introduced to
the art of programming and solving problems using a computer.
You will learn how to search the Internet and retrieve
information that you really need. Real world application
software will be introduced as well as networking and
operating systems software. You will also become aware
of how careers are changing as a result of this electronic
tool and it's impact on your society.
PREREQUISITE: NONE
ICE
3E1
COMPUTER ENGINEERING, GRADE
11
WORKPLACE PREPARATIONS
This course helps students develop a practical
understanding of hardware and software operations, computer
networks, and operating systems. Students will learn
to use utility and application software and to install,
maintain, and troubleshoot computer systems and networks
following proper maintenance and repair procedures. In
addition to developing an understanding of the ethnical
use of computers, students will identify related career
opportunities and the skill sets required for the workplace,
including good customer service practices.
RECOMMENDED: PREVIOUS COMPUTER COURSE.
 COMPUTER
AND
INFORMATION SCIENCE
GRADE 12–
UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE PREPARATION
1.0 CREDIT
This course helps students use programming
and software engineering principles to design and develop
algorithms and programs. Students will use software development
and diagnostic tools, implement data structures and algorithms,
and use file management techniques in project settings.
They will also develop an understanding of the ethics
of computer use and the impact of information technology
on the community, and will explore post secondary education
and career paths in computer science.
PREREQUISITE: Computer and Information
Science, Grade 11, University/College Preparation |
ICS3M1
COMPUTER AND INFORMATION
SCIENCE - GRADE 11
UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE PREPARATION
1.0 CREDIT
This course helps students examine
computer science concepts. Students will outline
stages in software development, define standard control
and data structures, identify on- and off-line resources,
explain the functions of basic computer components,
and develop programming and problem-solving skills
by using operating systems and implementing defined
practices. As well as identifying careers in computer
science, students will develop an understanding of
the ethical use of computers and the impact of emerging
technologies on society.
RECOMMENDED: PREVIOUS COMPUTER COURSE
COMPUTER
ENGINEERING
WORKPLACE PREPARATION
GRADE 12
1.0 CREDIT
This course helps students understand network
topologies (how computers are connected in networks)
and associated hardware, and gain practical knowledge
of hardware and software operations and trends. Students
will install and maintain computer systems and networks,
and diagnose and solve problems in them; develop maintenance
and repair protocols; and customize utility and application
software to meet user needs. As well as developing skills
to communicate with customers, students will examine
computer ethics and identify skills requirements for
computer support positions.
PREREQUISITE: Computer Engineering,
Grade 11, Workplace Preparation
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