Description: This is an exploratory course that gives students a hands-on approach to discovering the world of technology in which we live. Activities will relate to four areas of technology: Communications, Construction, Manufacturing, Power/Energy & Transportation.
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State Course: 21052A002, Introduction to Technology and Engineering-Industrial
Description: This course focuses on both Mechanical and Architectural Drafting.
Mechanical drafting will include the following types of drawings: multi-views, pictorials, sections, and 3D modeling. Architectural drafting will include the following types of drawings: floor plans, foundation plans, elevations, wall sections, plot plans, and electrical plans.
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State Course: 021102A001, Drafting
Description: This course is an introduction to the automotive industry including automotive history, safety practices, shop equipment and tools, vehicle systems, and automotive maintenance.
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State Course: 20110A001, Small Engine Repair l
Description: This course introduces students to the manufacturing industry through individual and small group activities. Students will be involved in all steps of the manufacturing process - from product idea through the finished product. Students will have the opportunity to use a wide variety of woodworking machines and tools in the production process.
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State Course: 13052A001, Production Technology
Description: This course provides students with the opportunity to learn the process and skills necessary to build residential structures. This course includes both hands-on experience as well as classroom activities.
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State Course: 17002A000, Construction Comprehensive
Description: This is an all year course. Students will be working through the main systems of modern automobiles. This course is an overview of the automotive vehicle and its systems and provides information on vehicle service and maintenance.
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State Course: 20104A001, Automotive Technician I
Description: This is a full year course for 2 periods each day. Students will continue to working through the other main systems of modern automobiles as well as work on live customer vehicles.
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State Course: 20104A002, Automotive Technician II
Description: This course allows students to build upon the knowledge and skills acquired from the Introduction to Drafting course. Students will have an opportunity to work on problem solving activities typical to those worked on by individuals working in the Mechanical and Architectural drafting fields.
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State Course: 21103A001, 21103A002, Architectural Drafting I, Architectural Drafting II