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PROGRAM VISIT
PROGRAM VISIT
Step One - Watch the video
Step One - Watch the video
Watch the video below to learn more about the program.
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Please have your video and microphone off when entering the meeting.
If you have a question, please type it in the chat, and the teacher and/or moderator will answer in order they are are received.
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Step Two - Live Sessions
Step Two - Live Sessions
You must visit one of the sessions below to document your visit.
After you have watched the video and prepared your questions, click on one of the sessions below to meet Mr. Swick and ask questions about the Engineering program.
(Q & A Session: Please attend this session if you have additional questions
for the instructor about this program.)
PROGRAM INFO
PROGRAM INFO
Engineering
Engineering
Students in this program will learn the fundamental principles and applications of a wide variety of engineering fields. Students in the program are encouraged to use creativity and resourcefulness to help identify solutions and exhibit innovation within a project. They will also participate in team challenges by using the engineering design process to develop and construct prototypes based on required specifications and constraints. Throughout these challenges, students will develop an understanding of the concepts of design, construction and fabrication methods, project management, availability of resources, information processing, and system analysis. Students will also experience data acquisition methods, writing code for robotics and other applications, free-hand drafting and design, solid modeling and drafting using AutoCAD and SolidWorks, as well as understanding the world of 3D printing and scanning for prototyping and reverse engineering methods.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
This program prefers that students complete Algebra 1, C or higher.
Planning Information
Planning Information
This class is a two-year program.
The number of periods required in a student's schedule to complete this program is as follows:
Year 1 = 2 periods
Year 2 = 3 periods
Contact Information
Contact Information
For more information about Engineering, please contact Mr. Nathan Swick.
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