Students will:
Investigate essential concepts, trends, and career options in the architectural and engineering industry.
Practice fundamental sketching skills and techniques required in architectural and engineering graphic communications.
Perform CAD (computer-aided drafting/design) procedures required to produce basic technical drawings.
Gain the knowledge, skills, and industry credentials for careers in architecture and construction.
Students will:
Investigate design concepts, principles, trade terminology, and career options found in the engineering industry.
Practice techniques to create 3D solid modeled parts and working drawings using CAD (computer-aided drafting/design).
Practice conventional dimensioning and tolerancing techniques used in engineering design and production.
Gain the knowledge, skills, and industry credentials for careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Students will:
Investigate education and professional requirements for engineering and manufacturing employment.
Practice advanced techniques to create parametric 3D-solid modeled parts, assemblies, and working drawings using CAD (computer aided drafting/design).
Engage in procedures of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing techniques used in engineering design and production.
Gain the knowledge and skills for careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Students will:
Focus on leadership, career development and management, essential employability skills, and career exploration through hands-on experiences.
Develop an understanding of personal learning styles, speaking skills development, and team management skills.
Build understanding of the National Career Development Guidelines, including communications skills, personal management, and teamwork.
Gain the knowledge and skills for careers in all CTE pathways.