TMO Course Options
Fee per course $350 + $10 processing fee per student
Semester 1 Courses
September 2024 - January 2025
Grade 9 Compulsory
Grade 10 Compulsory
*Only 1 Math course is compulsory
Grade 11 Compulsory
*Only 1 Math course is compulsory
Grade 12 Compulsory
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Grade 9 Optional
Grade 10 Optional
Grade 11 Optional
Grade 12 Optional
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Semester 2 Courses
February 2025 - June 2025
Grade 9 Compulsory
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Grade 9 Optional
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Grade 10 Compulsory
Grade 11 Compulsory
Grade 12 Compulsory*Only 1 Math course is compulsory
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Grade 10 Optional
Grade 11 Optional
Grade 12 Optional
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TMO Optional Course Description
- Agriculture 30S - learn about the many dimensions of agriculture in Manitoba, including history, crops, livestock and current events.
- Biology 30S - provides a greater understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the systems in the human body. Wellness is a major theme throughout the course.
- Biology 40S – examines life, passing of traits, origins and biological evolution, classification of living organisms and how these organisms interact with their environment.
- Chemistry 40S – a study of matter and its properties, with a heavy focus on studying different kinds of chemical reactions. Topics include redox reactions, atomic structure, reaction rate, equilibrium, acids & bases, and electrochemistry. (Prerequisite: Chemistry 30S)
- Computer Science 20S - learn to solve problems, accomplish tasks, and express creativity. You will learn programming techniques and the syntax of one or more programming languages and learn to adapt to changes in programming languages and learn new languages as they are developed. This is a project-based course.
- Computer Science 30S - explores computer hardware, as well as computer software. There will also be a heavier emphasis on problem solving through computer programming. We will continue to use JavaScript, with the potential to explore other programming languages as well. Topics will include networks, software, sorting algorithms, arrays, functions, and debugging, as well as regular programming exercises. PREREQUISITE: Computer Science 20S
- Electricity 10G - students will learn about the basics of electronics; both the theoretical parts, such as calculating current and voltage in a circuit, will do hands on experiments, build several circuits and learn to use a micro-controller. (There is a kit fee of approx. $125, in addition to the course fee.)
- Electricity 20G - a further understanding of the basics of electricity and electronics. Students will do hands on experiments and use a micro-controller Electricity 10G is a recommended prerequisite but not essential. (There is a kit fee of approx. $125, in addition to the course fee. PRE-REQUISITE: Electricity 10G
- Foods & Nutrition 10S - This course focuses on technical and applied skills through assignments and practice cooking labs/demonstrations throughout the semester. Nutrition, citizenship & sustainability are also addressed along with the connections between food and relationships & social influences.
- Foods & Nutrition 20S- Building on concepts introduced in the Gr 9 Foods course, review and more in depth technical and applied skills will be presented through assignments and practice cooking labs/demonstrations throughout the semester. Nutrition, citizenship & sustainability will focus on individual, family and community autonomy, with the connections between food and relationships & social influences examined in detail.
- Foods & Nutrition 30S/40S - This course focuses on reviewing the technical & applied skills, and the fundamentals of nutrition through practical applications during regular food labs throughout the semester. The information presented will continue to build on concepts including nutrition, citizenship, and sustainability (from earlier grades), and will include the perspectives of wider national and international issues. These issues will include topics such as food market literacy, critical thinking for enabling individual agency in health and wellness, as well as indigenous and other cultural diversities. Connections will be made between these topics and how they apply to food security, and sovereignty at the local, national, and international levels.
- Power Mechanics 10G - covers the following topics: Fasteners and Gaskets; Theory of Engine Operation; Lubrication System; Cooling System; Fuel System; Basic Electrical and Ignition Systems; and Wheels, Hubs and Tires.
- Psychology 40S - an informative and comprehensive look at the main topics within the discipline of Psychology. Topics include research and the scientific methods, the biology of brain and nervous system functioning as they apply to psychology, developmental and cognitive psychology, and variations in behaviour (individual and group).
- World Human Geography 40S- This course deals with locations, patterns, distribution, and interrelationships between the physical and human environments in a constantly changing world.
Fee per course $350 + $10 Processing Fee