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Occupational hygiene is the science of anticipation, recognition, evolution and control of workplace hazards that may result in illness, disease or injury. This course provides students with basic knowledge of airborne hazards, physical hazards, and biological hazards, the common routes of entry for workplace hazards, and related occupational illness and disease. Topics include indoor air quality...

This course is built upon Patissier techniques acquired in previous courses, which will allow the student to study the more intricate aspects of baking and the patisserie arts. The student will have the opportunity to create more complicated and intricate cakes such as tiered celebration cakes, display items and artistic showpieces produced with chocolate, boiled sugar, gum paste and pastillage.

This course inspires the student to build on skills previously learned. It provides the opportunity to refine decor and presentation of pastries, gateaux, and contemporary plated desserts. The student will also experience the creation of a wide range of cookies and confections such as pralines, nougat, caramels, candies, brittles, bonbons, chocolates, and truffles, petit fours, Othellos, Macaroons...

This course focuses on creating accessible, compliant, search-engine friendly web sites using the latest web standards. Students will learn to code clean, responsive pages with a consideration for basic design principles. Current web trends are explored and students will incorporate typography, css transitions, transforms and animations to create rich, interactive experiences.

Continuing from Programming Fundamentals, this course introduces the object-oriented programming concepts of encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism, class design using UML, exception handling, GUI development using the Swing and JFX packages, event-driven programming, and using the JDBC package to connect to databases.

The online course is designed to provide students with an introduction to probability and statistics theory, including descriptive and inferential statistical computing. Topics include basic descriptive measures (mean, mode, median, standard deviation and variance), the central limit theorem, the normal distribution and its application, probability theory, linear regression and correlation...

The hairstyling industry has undergone many significant changes in the last few years. This microcredential will help you evaluate and build your business plan. Join us for a four-session course where we examine what you need to do to be successful in the hairstylist industry. In these sessions, learners will develop a business plan that focusses on how to market your salon, how to build your...

This showcase will take palce on Sunday, May 25 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This showcase is open to all potential varsity athletes born in 2009 or earlier, including any college/university transfers. Players are responsible to bring their own equipment (cleats, shinpads, athletic attire, water bottle). The showcase will start with a 90 minute training session (skills and scrimmage) followed by a...

The demand for cross-platform web-based applications has increased tremendously with the rapid growth of mobile and remote computing. This course is aimed at students who wish to develop professional, database-driven web sites that can be accessed with equal ease from any web-enabled computing device. Students will install the Apache and MySQL servers on the platforms of their choice and develop...

This course focuses on the integration of Newcomers into the Canadian way of life. Through discussions and group work the following topics will be addressed; driving, safety in the home, weather and seasons, neighbourhood safety, internet safety, emergency services, food safety, and transportation systems.