High school courses in Engineering Technology and Computer Science in New Hampshire for grades 9-12, especially those following the Project Lead The Way (PLTW) curriculum, provide students with a robust foundation in engineering and technology:

PLTW Engineering

Introduction to Engineering Design: Focus on the engineering design process, students learn to use industry-standard 3D modeling software to develop and analyze product solutions.

Principles of Engineering: Exploration of major engineering concepts, including mechanics, electricity, and materials. Students engage in hands-on projects to experience engineering challenges.

PLTW Civil Engineering and Architecture

Civil Engineering: Study of infrastructure design, focusing on planning, analysis, and construction of buildings and systems. Students learn to use architectural and engineering software to create design solutions.

Architecture: Students explore architectural styles, building codes, and sustainability in design. They apply their knowledge to design residential and commercial projects.

Computer Science Essentials

Introduction to Computer Science: Students learn foundational concepts in computer science, including basic programming and problem-solving skills.

Coding and Software Development: Focus on developing proficiency in programming languages and understanding of software development processes. Students create and test their own applications.

These courses leverage the PLTW curriculum to equip students with critical technical skills, fostering innovation, analytical thinking, and problem-solving abilities. They prepare students for advanced education and careers in engineering and technology fields.