Course Description:

Students will focus on producing various district events including some sporting events, musicals and other district presentations. Students will be able to produce these events by utilizing Lakeside's mobile production trailer. Students will learn the basics of film and television as well as other forms of  audio/video communication such as animation, graphics and sound productions for video while getting to learn in a hands on environment.

Course Description:

The purpose of this course is to assist students in making informed decisions regarding their future academic and occupational goals and to provide information regarding careers in A/V Technology. The content includes, but is not limited to, technology literacy; understanding the importance of Arts and A/V; understanding the role of science, math, reading, writing, history, and technology in Arts and A/V; and Digital Media.

 Notes:

This course is the level one course in the Broadcasting Program of Study.  Students who complete all three required courses in this program will be named CTE completers.  For a list of required courses, please visit the CTE Completer Chart.

Course Description:

Students will focus on producing various district events including some sporting events, musicals and other district presentations.  Students will be able to produce these events by utilizing Lakeside's mobile production trailer.  Students will learn the basics of film and television as well as other forms of audio/video communication such as animation, graphics and sound productions for video while getting to learn in a hands on environment.  This is the introductory course in the audio/visual technology and film career pathway.  Upon completion of Broadcasting I, students will be able to take Broadcasting II as well as the Broadcasting Lab.

Notes:

This course is the level two course in the Broadcasting Program of Study.  Students who complete all three required courses in this program will be named CTE completers.  For a list of required courses, please visit the CTE Completer Chart.

Course Description:

This is intermediate core course for students in the audio-visual technology & film career pathway. Students will go beyond the basics of film and television production and develop specialties in one or more forms of audio-video communication such as camera work and editing, animation, graphics and sound (including music) production for video. Students will work as a team to complete various productions and videos for special events and programs, documentaries, commercials & instructional videos. These students will work on more complicated projects, as well as take on mentoring and leadership roles in the production process. These students will be responsible for the production of a news program informing students and the community about Lakeside news and current events.  Students will also oversee the production of Lakeside TV's live events utilizing Lakeside mobile production trailer.

Notes:

This course is the level three course in the Broadcasting Program of Study.  Students who complete all three required courses in this program will be named CTE completers.  For a list of required courses, please visit the CTE Completer Chart. 

Course Description:

This is a course designed for students to work on the editing process of their videos.  This will allow students the opportunity to fine tune their edits as well as to explore advanced editing software and techniques such as Adobe After Effects.  The students must be currently enrolled in Broadcasting II or III to be able to take this course.  Students must be self-motivated.  This class is an opportunity for students to independently work on their individual projects.

Notes:

This course is the level four course in the Broadcasting Program of Study.  Students who complete all three required courses in this program will be named CTE completers.  For a list of required courses, please visit the CTE Completer Chart.

Course Description:

This course is designed to introduce students to medical professions and the basic foundational skills for first aid and the treatment of patients.

Notes:

This course is the level one course in the Sports Medicine Program of Study.  Students who complete all three required courses in this program will be named CTE completers.  For a list of required courses, please visit the CTE Completer Chart.

Course Description:

Human Body in Health and Disease is a course that focuses on anatomy and physiology of body systems and the diseases of those systems. Specific areas of study include the structure of the human body, processes of disease, and the following body systems: integumentary, skeletal, muscular, circulatory, lymphatic, nervous, sensory, respiratory, digestive, urinary, endocrine, and reproductive.

 Notes:

This course is the level two course in the Sports Medicine Program of Study.  Students who complete all three required courses in this program will be named CTE completers.  For a list of required courses, please visit the CTE Completer Chart.

Course Description:

This course provides students with a more specific look at sports medicine from the perspective of the Athletic Trainer that includes injury prevention and emergency management, tissue response to injury and treatment, psychosocial, and pharmacological issues specific to the physically active population. Students will gain a more complete understanding of sports medicine and the role it plays in the physically active community.

Notes:

This course is the level three course in the Sports Medicine Program of Study.  Students who complete all three required courses in this program will be named CTE completers.  For a list of required courses, please visit the CTE Completer Chart.