Science

Science 14 and 24 

(5 credits each)

These are general programs that allow students to meet the credit requirements for an Alberta High School Diploma. 

Science 10 

(5 credits)

This is the prerequisite for all the academic sciences. Science provides you with a unified view of the biological, chemical, physical and earth sciences, and an awareness of the connections among them.

Science 10 T (Transitions)

(5 credits)

This course builds a repertoire and understanding of fundamental science skills and concepts. This course is best suited for Grade 10 students who have not yet mastered the concepts of junior high science. This course focuses on basic skills and knowledge to increase sucess and readiness for Science 10. 

Biology 20 and 30 

(5 credits each)

This course explores the interactions of living systems with each other and their environment, and emphasizes the context of science by considering the relationships among science, technology and society. 

In Bio 20, the focus is on human systems and ecology. In Bio 30, the emphasis is on human systems, genetics and homeostasis. 

Chemistry 20 and 30 

(5 credits each)

This course is the study of matter and it's changes, and emphasizes the context of science by considering the relationships between science, technology and society. 

These courses provide an opportunity to explore and understand the natural world and see chemistry's great influence on everyday life. 

Forensics 25 and 35 

(5 credits each)

This course is designed to present students with an understanding and application of basic forensic concepts and technologies to solve crimes. It includes the application of forensics evidence-gathering techniques such as fingerprint analysis, body fluid analysis and trace analysis. Students should have completed a Science 10 or Science 14 course prior to enrolling in Forensics.

Physics 20 and 30 

(5 credits each)

This course is the study of matter and energy and their interactions. These courses will help students understand the physics principles behind natural events you might experience and the technology you use daily. 

Science 20 and 30 

(5 credits each)

These courses integrate concepts related to physical, biological and earth sciences. Science 30 can be used as an entrance requirement for many post-secondary programs.