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This course covers such topics as measurement, states of matter, composition of matter, structure of the atom, periodic table, bonding, naming compounds, formula writing, mole and composition problems, equations and calculations, solutions, and introductory organic chemistry. Lab work is an integral part of this course.

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This course is designed primarily for students with little or no computer experience. Students will learn essential computer concepts and terminology, including the theory of computer architecture, hardware, software, and networks. Through hands-on experience, students will acquire skills with computer applications such as word processing (Word) and the Internet.

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Computer Studies 030 builds on the skills acquired in Computer Studies 020. Students will learn essential computer concepts and terminology, including the theory of computer architecture, hardware, software, and networks. Through hands-on experience, students will acquire skills with computer applications such as the Windows operating system, word processing (Word), spreadsheets (Excel), keyboarding, and electronic communications. The course allows students to experience project development while improving their software skills and knowledge of word processing and spreadsheets.

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Through hands-on experience, the student acquires skills with a variety of computer applications such as word processing, spreadsheets, database management, graphics and presentation software. Supporting discussions include introductory theory of computer architecture, hardware, software, networks, and computer use in society. Prerequisites: English 030 or English 10 and one of Math 030, Principles of Math 10, Foundations of Math and Pre-calculus 10 or Computers 030; or appropriate reading and math levels as evaluated by a CCP placement test

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This course covers such topics as: gas laws, liquids and solids, energy and changes of state; water reactions, solutions; acids, bases, and salts; oxidation-reduction reactions, electrochemistry; reaction rates and chemical equilibria; organic chemistry. Lab work is an integral part of the course.

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This course expands on student's knowledge of the metric system, ratio and proportion, algebra and basic geometry and introduces the concepts of roots and powers, graphing and writing equations from graphs, and right triangle trigonometry.

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This competency-based course is designed for students pursuing entry-level trades training, work, or apprenticeships. Basic mathematics skills, including mathematics communication skills, and their practical applications in trades are emphasized. It covers topics such as whole number operations, decimals, fractions, measurement, basic algebra, geometry of constructions, plus trades-related problems for all topics. This course is beneficial to students who wish to develop confidence in their math ability and appreciate the crucial relationship between mathematics and the trades.

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This competency-based Grade 11 level math course is designed for students pursuing entrylevel trades training or apprenticeships requiring algebra and trigonometry. Topics include review of fractions, decimals, percentage, ratio and proportion, operations with signed numbers, exponents, roots, basic algebra, formulae, Pythagorean Theorem, right triangle trigonometry, linear/quadratic equations, plus trades-related problems and mathematics communication skills for all topics. This course benefits students who wish to develop confidence in their math ability and appreciate the crucial relationship between mathematics and the trades.

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The course includes math for science, number and number operations, geometry, algebra? linear and quadratic equations, inequalities, factoring polynomials, simplification, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of rational expressions.

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This course includes a core of algebra; factoring; radicals; exponents; graphing; solving linear, simultaneous, and quadratic equations; formulas; functions; and trigonometry.

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This course is designed for students who are seeking admission to technical programs or who need to meet a prerequisite of Math 12. This course will also prepare students for introductory calculus. Topics include polynomials; equations and inequalities; imaginary and complex numbers; sequences and series; and exponential, logarithmic, circular, trigonometric and inverse functions.

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This is an introductory physics course that provides students with Physics 11 equivalency credit. It covers such topics as measurement, motion, energy, electricity, waves, and heat. Lab work is an essential part of this course. For students continuing on to PHYS 050 it is strongly recommended to take MATH 045 as a prerequisite or co-requisite.

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Provincial Preparatory Physics introduces students to the physical laws governing motion in two dimensions, electrical field, electromagnetism, vibrations and waves, and optics. Problem solving, critical thinking, and experimentation are important components of the course.