Proposed College Apprenticeship Preparation Program (CAPP)
Dual Credit Courses - 2015-16
All CAPP Programs will be offered in Semester 2
Program Name
Apprenticeship
Preparation
CAPP - Automotive
(Guelph Campus)
2 credit package
Passing Grade: 55%
College Course Name
Precision Measuring and Basic Electricity
Apprenticeship Preparation - Auto
CAPP - Truck and Coach Precision Measuring and Basic Electricity
(Guelph Campus)
2 credit package
Passing Grade: 55%
Apprenticeship Preparation - Truck and Coach
College Course Ministry Course
Course Description
Code
Code
MOTV1635
TNM4T
This course will introduce students to a variety of precision measuring tools, and
students will use them in solving Motive Power related trade problems. It will
also cover a basic understanding of the electrical flow and sources, and a basic
understanding of schematic interpretation and trade symbol usage.
Exemption
Related Programs
MOTV1190 Precision
Motive Power Fundamentals; Motive Power
Measuring and MOTV1210
Fundamentals - Automotive Service; Motive
Drawings Schematics and Basic Power Technician - Automotive Service
Electrical
AUTO1450
TTE4T
Students will be given a theoretical overview of automotive systems, and the
safe operation of tools and equipment including meters and trade related hand
and power tools. A major component of this course will deal with part and
component identification and location. In addition the student will learn safe
shop procedures including hoisting and jacking procedures and proper treatment
of customer vehicles. Basic automotive procedures will also be covered
including: fluids inspection and service, wheel and tire service, brake inspections
and diagnosing, and other sub-component service.
AUTO1400 Basics of Auto
Motive service Theory and
AUTO1410 Basics of Auto
Service Shop
Motive Power Fundamentals
MOTV1635
TNM4T
This course will introduce students to a variety of precision measuring tools, and
students will use them in solving Motive Power related trade problems. It will
also cover a basic understanding of the electrical flow and sources, and a basic
understanding of schematic interpretation and trade symbol usage.
MOTV1190 Precision
Measuring and MOTV1210
Drawings Schematics and Basic
Electrical
Motive Power Fundamentals; Motive Power
Fundaments - Truck and Coach; ITEP; Motive
Power Technician - Truck and Coach; Motive
Power Technician Heavy Duty Equipment,
Heavy Equipment Techniques
TRCK1700
TTM4T
Students will be given a theoretical overview of truck systems, and the safe
operation of tools and equipment including meters and trade related hand and
power tools. A major component of this course will deal with part and
component identification and location. In addition the student will learn safe
procedures for working in a truck shop environment. Basic truck procedures will
also be covered including: fluids inspection and service, general maintenance,
brake systems, cab controls, engine systems, and drive trains.
TRCK1520 Fluid Power for
Motive Power Fundamentals
Heavy Duty Equipment and
TRCK1530 Engines Systems for
HD Equipment
Program Name
College Course Name
Apprenticeship
Preparation
CAPP - Motor Cycle
Precision Measuring and Basic Electricity
(Guelph Campus)
2
credit package Passing
Grade: 55%
CAAP - Welding
(Waterloo Campus)
2 credit package
Passing Grade: 55%
CAPP - Machining
(Doon Campus)
2 credit package
Passing Grade: 55%
College Course Ministry Course
Course Description
Code
Code
MOTV1635
TNM4T
This course will introduce students to a variety of precision measuring tools, and
students will use them in solving Motive Power related trade problems. It will
also cover a basic understanding of the electrical flow and sources, and a basic
understanding of schematic interpretation and trade symbol usage.
Exemption
MOTV1190 Precision
Measuring and MOTV1210
Drawings Schematics and Basic
Electrical
Related Programs
Motive Power Fundamentals; Motive Power
Fundamentals - Motorcycle and Power Sport
Vehicles; Motive Power Technician Motorcycle and Power Sport Vehicles
Apprenticeship Preparation - Motorcycle
MOTV1625
TTV4T
Students will be given a theoretical overview of motorcycle and recreational
vehicle systems, and the safe operation of tools and equipment including meters
and trade related hand and power tools. A major component of this course will
deal with part and component identification and location, and scheduled
maintenance. In addition the student will learn safe procedures for working in a
power sport shop environment. Basic motorcycle and power sport procedures
will also be covered including: basic service to motorcycles, quads, and
snowmobiles, fluids inspection and service, lubrication, wheel and tire service,
track service, power drive systems, and controls.
MOTV1450 Basic Motor Cycle, Motive Power Fundamentals
RV, Small Equipment - Theory
and MOTV1460 Basic Motor
Cycle, RV, Small Equipment Shop
Thermal Cutting and Brazing
WELD1660
TLO4T
Application and set-up of thermal cutting processes used for the cutting,
piercing, bevelling and gouging of various metals will be studied in this course.
Hands-on practice will stress safety and quality using the oxy-fuel gas cutting,
plasma arc cutting, and air-carbon arc gouging processes.
WELD1660 Thermal Cutting
and Brazing; WELD1290
Thermal Cutting; In
combination with WELD1645,
exemptions would also include
WELD1450; WELD1000;
WELD1550; WELD1110;
WELD2200; WELD1100;
WELD1560; WELD1250;
WELD1570; WELD1740;
WELD1610 (partial exemption);
WELD 1090
Welding Techniques, Welder Apprenticeship;
Welding and Fabrication Technician; Welding
Engineering Technology; Manufacturing
Engineering and Technology; Mechanical
Techniques -Plumbing; Women in Skilled
Trades; Plumber Apprenticeship; Carpenter
Apprenticeship; Renovation Technician;
Construction Techniques; Motive Power
Fundamentals; Industrial Mechanic
(Millwright) Apprenticeship. Note: Final mark
of at least 70% for apprenticeship course
exemption
Shielded Metal Arc Welding
WELD1645
TLG4T
This course will develop basic welding skills with the Shielded Metal Arc Welding
(SMAW) process, commonly referred to as "stick" welding. Techniques will be
developed for producing fillet welds in all welding positions while groove welds
will be produced in the flat, horizontal and vertical positions with a variety of
electrode types.
WELD1660 Thermal Cutting
and Brazing; WELD1290
Thermal Cutting; In
combination with WELD1645,
exemptions would also include
WELD1450; WELD1000;
WELD1550; WELD1110;
WELD2200; WELD1100;
WELD1560; WELD1570;
WELD1740; WELD1250;
WELD1610 (partial exemption);
WELD 1090
Welding Techniques, Welder Apprenticeship;
Welding and Fabrication Technician; Welding
Engineering Technology; Manufacturing
Engineering and Technology; Mechanical
Techniques -Plumbing; Women in Skilled
Trades; Plumber Apprenticeship; Carpenter
Apprenticeship; Renovation Technician;
Construction Techniques; Motive Power
Fundamentals; Industrial Mechanic
(Millwright) Apprenticeship. Note: Final mark
of at least 70% for apprenticeship course
exemption
Metrology
MACH1140
TZF4T
This course introduces the fundamentals of dimensional metrology and the use MACH1140 Metrology
of basic measuring equipment. The operating principles, techniques, inspection
and checking procedures will be emphasized.
Mechanical Techniques- General Machinist,
Mech. Technician - General Machinist, Mech.
Technician -Tool and Die, Mech. Techniques Too and die, Tool Maker. Mech. , Technician tool and Die Tool maker, Mech. Techniques
CNC Set Up, Mechanical Technician- CNC,
Mech Techniques- General Machinist,
Mechanical Engineering Drawings I
DRWG1330
TDH4T
This module is designed to introduce the apprentice to the skills necessary to
DRWG1330 Mechanical
read shop-related blueprints. The apprentice will then be able to transfer
Engineering Drawings
dimensioned information to measurements on a work piece, identify the
features of a work piece by interpreting a two or three view mechanical drawing,
sketch to scale the three principle views of a work piece or a pictorial view, and
demonstrate layout procedures.
Mechanical Techniques- General Machinist,
Mech. Technician - General Machinist, Mech.
Techniques-Tool and Die, Mech. Technician Tool and Die, Mech. Techniques - Too and die,
Tool Maker. Mech. Technician - tool and Die
Tool maker, Mech. Techniques CNC Set Up
Program Name
Apprenticeship
Preparation
CAPP- Culinary
(Waterloo Campus)
2 credit package
Passing Grade: 55%
College Course Name
Applied Baking Techniques
Applied Culinary Techniques
College Course Ministry Course
Course Description
Exemption
Code
Code
CUL1145
TUS4T
This learning lab provides the student with an understanding of all practical basic CUL1145 Applied Baking
preparation methods and general terminology related to the baking and pastry Techniques
department. The student will prepare basic pastry, pies, cookie dough, sponges,
pudding and meringues. Note: this course is a credit course offered in Culinary
Skills and Culinary Management full time program (1025C/1026C)
CUL1130
TUI4T
This practical learning lab provides the opportunity to practice and develop the CUL1130 Applied Culinary
fundamental skills, methods of cookery and presentation of dishes suitable for a Techniques
variety of food service settings. The student will have ample opportunity to
practice knife handling and familiarize themselves with basic kitchen equipment.
(Note: This course is a credit course offered in Culinary Skills and Culinary
Management programs 1025C/1026C)
Related Programs
Culinary Skills and Culinary Management
Programs
Culinary Skills and Culinary Management
Programs
January 22, 2016
Students will be reimbursed for travel to the College Apprenticeship Preparation Program
All Dual Credit courses will be run based on funding approvals and student interest