Learning Without Limits Course categories | Welcome to the NBCHS Online Learning Centre. This web site is being provided for you to gather information about our course offerings online, to find school contacts and to register for an online course. The 2009/2010 school year online learning course offerings have now been selected. Students will have the following choices: Computer Science 20 - Teacher Mr. R. Wall Computer Science 30 - Teacher Mr. R. Wall Calculus 30 - Mr. B. Friesen Psychology 20 - Ms. L. Thompson Please check the website and contact these teachers for course information. Please contact he school to register for a class. All registration must be done via the NBCHS office. Students can not self register.
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Available CoursesThis section is for students in the 2009 - 2010 school year. Computer Science 20 is introduction to the components and operation of computers. Students will learn about computer hardware and software, about problem solving and about programming using the Python programming language. There are no official prerequisites for this course, but a credit in Math 10 is recommended. You may log in as a guest without an account. To participate in the course and receive a credit, you must register for the course through the NBCHS office. Computer Science 30 builds on skills developed in Computer Science 20, with a focus on data types and larger program development using an object-oriented programming model. The Python programming language is used for this course. You must have a credit in Computer Science 20 to enroll in this course. You may log in as a guest without an account. To participate in the course and receive a credit, you must register for the course through the NBCHS office. Now available to students.
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This course provides an introduction to calculus. Derivatives of polynomials, rational functions, and trigonometric functions are included. Derivatives are applied to curve sketching, maximum and minimum problems, inflection points, and related rates. Topics in integration include area between curves. Prerequisites – Mathematics B30 and C30 (Calculus 30 may be taken concurrently with Mathematics C30.) An introduction to fundamental networking concepts and technologies. An introduction to fundamental networking concepts and technologies. | Skip CalendarCalendar
RegistrationAn offline registration form is available. Complete the form then fax to NBCHS at (306) 445-6878
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