Students in the marketing strategies course study marketing, logistics, entrepreneurship and resource management. Those enrolled in the applied sciences course learn about robotics, geology and automation in the mining industry. Electronic data processing is covered in both programs. With the involvement of community partners in the Sudbury region, students visit workplaces, listen to talks by experts and explore career options. I was the first to see the new findings.
Geology uses lots of maps and precision scales.
I did a lot of tinting and mapping. Now I see mining through different eyes. It's like a familiar world to me. This one plays a one-handed ball game. These computerized racing roadsters were created, built and programmed by students in the Robotics Project.