Computer Enginering & Robotics

"It is not enough to do your best: you must KNOW what to do, and THEN do your best" - W.Edwards Deming

TEJ2O1 - COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

This is an introductory course in computer technology. Throughout this course, students will cover the fundamentals of logic circuits, electronic circuit design using TikerCAD, computer hardware, operating systems, PtoP networking, circuit prototyping using breadboards, and introduction to Arduino and programming

LED FLASHER - CIRCUIT PROTOTYPING USING TINKERCAD

WHEEL OF FORTUNE - CIRCUIT DESIGN

TEJ3M1 - COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

This is an intermediate college/university level course for computer engineering technology. Throughout this course, students will explore logic and electronic circuit design, computer hardware components, operating systems installation and configuration, LAN networks, and Arduino programming using the C language

OBSTACLE AVOIDANCE VEHICLE - USING ARDUINO UNO

FULL ADDER - CIRCUIT PROTOTYPING USING TINKERCAD

TEJ4M1 - COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

This is an advanced college and university-level course for computer engineering technology. Throughout this course, students design electronic circuits, install and configure Windows and Linux operating systems, LAN network installation and configuration, circuit prototyping and programming using C, Raspberry Pi, and Python

VEX ROBOT DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING

64 LED CUBE FLASHER - CIRCUIT DESIGN

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TER3M1 - ROBOTICS (SHSM)

Throughout this course, students further their knowledge of Robotics by utilizing the Arduino microcontroller. They will be conducting several hands-on activities such as controlling DC motors and ultrasonic sensors using the C programming language. Their major activities include building an autonomous obstacle avoidance vehicle and line follower vehicle.

TER4M1 - ROBOTICS (SHSM)

Throughout this course, students further their knowledge of Robotics by utilizing the VEX robot-building system. They will be conducting several hands-on activities with a focus on robot components and mechanisms that will lead them to design and build a robot capable of lifting and moving objects.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What do the "O" and "M" mean on the course codes?

The "O" on the course code means that the course is "Open", anyone can enroll. The "M" means that the course is "College and University" level.

Does the grade 12 TEJ4M1 have prerequisite?

Yes. You must have succesfully completed the grade 11 TEJ3M1 - Computer Engineering Technology course.

If I take the computer enginnering courses, what careers would they be applicable to?

The computer engineering courses can lead to career in the engineering field such as: elctronics engineering, software engineering, mechatronic engineering, electro-mechanical engineering, bio-mechanical engineering, computer systems technician, computer networking and more

If I have questions, who do I contact?

If you have any questions or need help, you can go directly to Room 138B or email Mr. Selmanoski at: zengo.selmanoski@tdsb.on.ca

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