CTS

There are probably hundreds of CTS (Career and Technology Studies) courses available. Schools/school boards won't necessarily offer them all if they have teacher-directed/online, not even ADLC, but if there is a course that looks interesting to you and/or your student, contact your school to find out if they will give you credit for you doing it on your own. These courses are competency-based, not hours-based, so if you can show your student is competent, even if you aren't parent-directed, you might still be able to get credit for courses not officially offered. It might be as simple as printing off the outcomes, checkmarking when you finish them and just providing some sort of proof of the work having been done.

There isn't a page where all of the courses are listed. I'm going to work on that here (but it'll take time). In the meantime, you can check out Alberta Education's page and then click on the different subject areas to get the individual subjects for that cluster. The course list will show you the names of the courses available; the links further down each page will get you the programs of studies for the courses.

A couple of notes on the course sequences:
*All courses starting with a 1 are considered "first level" courses; those with a 2 "second level" and those with a 3 "third level". This can mean to do the first level in grade 10, the second level in grade 11 and so on, but it's not necessary.
*The first two digits represent a specific course sequence. For example, CSE1010 leads to CSE2010, which leads to CSE3010 and CSE3020. CSE1110 leads to CSE1120, then to CSE2110, CSE2120, CSE2130, CSE2140, then to the 31-courses. (Does this make sense? If not, let me know!)

My growing list for you:
Computer Science (CSE)
Enterprise and Innovation (ENT) courses

(BIT) Business, Administration, Finance and Information Technology Courses (BAFIT courses? ;) )

*Full list in a chart: http://education.alberta.ca/media/12011049/bit_scope2014.pdf


Computer Science (CSE)
Program of Studies for all CSE courses here.
CSE course summaries here.

Individual course listings:
CSE1010: Computer Science 1
CSE1110: Structured Programming 1
CSE1120: Structured Programming 2
CSE1210: Client-side Scripting 1
CSE1220: Client-side Scripting 2
CSE1240: Robotics Programming 1
CSE1910: CSE Project A


CSE2010: Computer Science 2
CSE2110: Procedural Programming 1
CSE2120: Data Structures 1
CSE2130: Files and File Structures 1
CSE2140: Second Language Programming 1
CSE2210: Client-side Scripting 3
CSE2240: Robotics Programming 2
CSE2910: CSE Project B
CSE2920: CSE Project C
CSE2950: CSE Intermediate Practicum

CSE3010: Computer Science 3
CSE3020: Computer Science 4
CSE3110: Iterative Algorithm 1
CSE3120: Object-oriented Programming 1
CSE3130: Object-oriented Programming 2
CSE3140: Second Language Programming 2
CSE3210: Server-side Scripting 1
CSE3240: Robotics Programming 3
CSE3310: Recursive Algorithms 1
CSE3320: Dynamic Data Structures 1
CSE3330: Dynamic Data Structures 2
CSE3340: Dynamic Data Structures 3
CSE3910: CSE Project D
CSE3920: CSE Project E
CSE3950: CSE Advanced Practicum

Enterprise and Innovation

ENT1010: Challenge & Opportunity
ENT1020: Elements of a Venture Plan
ENT1910: ENT Project A

ENT2010: Analyzing Ventures
ENT2020: Financing Ventures
ENT2030: Marketing the Venture
ENT2040: Create the Venture
ENT2920: ENT Project C
ENT2950: ENT Intermediate Practicum

ENT3010: Managing the Venture
ENT3020: Expanding the Venture
ENT3910: ENT Project D
ENT3920: ENT Project E
ENT2910: ENT Project B
ENT3950: Advanced Practicum