Independent Study Option

Industrial Arts

The Independent Study Option offers the following levels in Industrial Arts. Please list the Subject Code, Subject Designation, and the ISO Designation on the application to identify the course(s) required.

Course Name	Subject Code	Subject Designation	ISO Designation
Grade 9 Electricity/Electronics Technology (10G)	7974	10G	002
Grade 9 Intro to Drafting Design Technology (10G)	7953	10G	002
Grade 9 Power Mechanics Technology (10G)	7965	10G	001
Grade 10 Drafting Design Technology (20G)	7953	20G	000

Each listing of a subject name is followed by a unique 10-digit code made up of three parts:

• Subject code. A 4-digit number that identifies each subject.
• Subject designation. A 3-character code that identified the grade and level of a course.
• ISO designation. A 3-digit number that identifies the course version.

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Grade 9 Electricity/Electronics (10G) 1 credit (2009)
Course Code 7974 10G 002
Record of Progress ( 63 KB)
Course Preview ( 523 KB)

The purpose of this course is to expose students to the fundamental concepts of electronics. The student does not require a background in electronics. Topics include: introduction to electricity, basic circuitry, learning the language of schematic symbols, digital multimeter reading, resistance, capacitance, inductance, semiconductors, power supplies, tools and safety. These topics are applied to constructing projects, initiating student challenges, watching videos and conducting experiments. It is structured as follows:

• Module 1: Electricity: The Shocking Facts on How it is Produced
• Module 2: Safety
• Module 3: Electronic Components
• Module 4: Building a Project: Getting Started with Your Tools and Equipment
• Module 5: Series, Parallel, and Combination Circuits
• Module 6: Linking Education to Careers: What do You Want to Do for the Rest of Your Life?

Evaluation is based on

Assignments	60%
Major Project	20%
Final Exam	20%
Total	100%

Suggested Resources

• 9 volt batteries
• Calculator
• Electricity/Electronics Kit (9993) MTBB.
• Safe work area with a 120 volt, 15 amp household power supply
  We recommend calling MTBB to verify the cost of this kit before purchasing the course.
  Each student is to purchase/complete the electricity project. Group submissions will not be accepted.
  

Video

• CD-1114 or VT-1114 Electricity/Electronics Technology (10G)
  $5.50 plus GST and PST

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Grade 9 Introduction to Drafting Design Technology (10G) 1 credit (2003)
Course Code 7953 10G 002
Record of Progress ( 104 KB)
This course will help you gain knowledge and understanding of the world of drafting and design. Since drafting is a visual form of communication, the course is designed around this theme.

The modules, assignments, and tests have been developed so that each student will have step-by-step guides for the completion of all sketches and drawings. It is structured as follows:

• Module 1: What is Drafting and Why Do We Study It?
• Module 2: Drafting Equipment and Practices
• Module 3: Sketching
• Module 4: Measuring/Scales
• Module 5: Geometric Applications
• Module 6: Single View Template Drawings
• Module 7: Basic Dimensioning
• Module 8: Multi-View Drawings
• Module 9: Pictorial Drawings
• Module 10: Sectioning
• Module 11: Pattern Development

Evaluation is based on

Log Sheets	5%
10 Assignments	55%
11 Tests	40%
Total	100%

Suggested Resource

• Drafting Tool Kit (8978) MTBB (also used in Grade 10 Drafting)
  We recommend calling MTBB to verify the cost of this resource before purchasing the course.
• Grade 9 Drafting (10G)Tool Kit List ( 22 KB)  (Contains items sold in kit listed above.
  This list is also found on page 3 of the course introduction.)
• Contact the Tutor/Marker after registration for other options

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Grade 9 Power Mechanics Technology (10G) 1 credit (1998)
Course Code 7965 10G 001
Record of Progress ( 51 KB)

Note: This course is only available until January 29, 2010.

This course is designed with the automotive novice in mind and adopts a theoretical approach to power mechanics. The course addresses the following topics:

• Safety and identification
• Fasteners and gaskets
• Lubrication systems
• Basic troubleshooting
• Electrical systems
• Theory of engine operation
• Use of manuals
• Cooling systems
• Fuel systems
• Wheels and tires

Evaluation is based on

Test (Module 2) and Project (Module 3)	15%
Midterm Exam (after Module 4)	35%
Test (Module 6) and Project (Module 7)	15%
Final Exam (after Module 8)	35%
Final Mark	100%

Textbook

• Stockel, Stockel, and Johanson. Auto Fundamentals. Tinley Park, IL: Goodheart-Wilcox, 2005 (38775) MTBB (1985, 1991, 1996 or 2000 editions may be used)

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Grade 10 Drafting Design Technology (20G) 1 credit (2008)
Course Code 7953 20G 000
Record of Progress ( 61 KB)
Course Preview ( 811 KB)

Recommended prerequisite—Grade 9 Introduction to Drafting (10G)

The course will enhance your knowledge about the world of design drafting.  It is structured as follows:

• Module 1: Design
• Module 2: Reference Tools and Constructions
• Module 3: Mechanical Drafting
• Module 4: Architectural Drafting
  

Evaluation is based on

Log Sheets	10%
Pull Out Assignments	20%
Projects	30%
Drawings	40%
Total	100%

Provided Resource (student registrations only)

• Set of 4 architectural drawings

Suggested Resources

• Drafting Tool Kit (8978) MTBB (also used in Grade 9 Drafting)
  We recommend calling MTBB to verify the cost of this resource before purchasing the course.
• Drafting Supplies ( 24 KB) (list also provided in the course)
• Contact the Tutor/Marker after registration for other options