Grade 11 Tech Courses @ MSS

TGG3M1 - Communications Technology: Graphic Design

This course focuses on graphic design, covering layout, design, photography, multimedia production, animation, and graphic displays. Students will create and publish work across various media. The skills gained provide a foundation for careers in publishing, advertising, graphic design, print production, animation, and photography.

TGJ3M1 - Communications Technology: Audio/Video

This course explores communications technology through media projects in live, recorded, and graphic formats, including video, audio, print, photography, digital imaging, journalism, and interactive media. Students will gain practical skills, examine environmental and societal issues, and explore postsecondary programs and career opportunities in communications technology fields.

TDA3M1 - Technological Design: Architectural Design

This course focuses on architecture while introducing interior design fundamentals. Students will create floor plans, elevations, and perspective drawings, and explore 3D modeling and printing techniques. They will build and print realistic scale model homes, gaining awareness of environmental and societal issues in design. Project enhancement options offer opportunities for extended learning and creativity.

TWJ3E1 - Custom Woodworking, Grade 11

This course develops skills in cabinet making and general construction through hands-on experience with materials, tools, equipment, and joinery techniques. Students will create and interpret technical drawings, plan, design, and build projects. They’ll explore environmental and societal impacts of woodworking and investigate apprenticeships, postsecondary training, and career opportunities available after graduation in the woodworking industry.

TEJ3M1 - Computer Engineering Technology

This course explores computer systems and device control. Students will assemble computers and networks, install and configure hardware and software, and develop skills in electronics, robotics, programming, and networking. They will build systems that interact with external devices, examine environmental and societal impacts, and explore postsecondary programs and career opportunities in computer technology.

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