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Woods 1.mp4IND3121 Woods 1
IND3121 Woods 1
1 Semester 0.5 creditBoth Campuses: 9-10-11-12; Prerequisite: None
This introductory course is designed to familiarize students to the various career opportunities associated with industrial production processes. Students will learn through hands-on activities that include fine woodworking and manufacturing. Course content will be taught using a combination of lecture, demonstration and hands-on lab activities. Fees will be assessed for personal project materials.
This introductory course is designed to familiarize students to the various career opportunities associated with industrial production processes. Students will learn through hands-on activities that include fine woodworking and manufacturing. Course content will be taught using a combination of lecture, demonstration and hands-on lab activities. Fees will be assessed for personal project materials.
Woods 2.mp4IND3122 Woods 2
IND3122 Woods 2
1 Semester 0.5 creditBoth Campuses: 9-10-11-12; Prerequisite: Woods 1
In this course students will use the basic skills learned in Woods I to explore the design process. Students will research existing designs and create a complete project plan for a table before fabrication. Students will learn through hands-on activities that include fine woodworking and manufacturing. Course content will be taught using a combination of lecture, demonstration and hands-on lab activities. Fees will be assessed for personal project materials.
In this course students will use the basic skills learned in Woods I to explore the design process. Students will research existing designs and create a complete project plan for a table before fabrication. Students will learn through hands-on activities that include fine woodworking and manufacturing. Course content will be taught using a combination of lecture, demonstration and hands-on lab activities. Fees will be assessed for personal project materials.
Woods 3.mp4IND3123 Woods 3
IND3123 Woods 3
1 Semester 0.5 creditBoth Campuses: 10-11-12; Prerequisite: Woods 2
In this course students will use the skills learned in Woods I and II to explore the design process for a more rigorous project. Students will research existing designs and create a complete project plan for a cabinet before fabrication. Students will learn through hands-on activities that include fine woodworking and manufacturing. Course content will be taught using a combination of lecture, demonstration and hands-on lab activities. Fees will be assessed for personal project materials.
In this course students will use the skills learned in Woods I and II to explore the design process for a more rigorous project. Students will research existing designs and create a complete project plan for a cabinet before fabrication. Students will learn through hands-on activities that include fine woodworking and manufacturing. Course content will be taught using a combination of lecture, demonstration and hands-on lab activities. Fees will be assessed for personal project materials.
DIY.mp4IND3370 DIY (Do-It-Yourself)
IND3370 DIY (Do-It-Yourself)
1 Semester 0.5 creditAlmond Campus: 11-12; Prerequisite: None
Do-It-Yourself. This course was developed to prepare students for life skills needed to utilize basic home tools and equipment. Students will research and construct projects like furniture, signs, and toys found on DIY media like Pinterest and HGTV as well as solve practical home maintenance challenges.
Do-It-Yourself. This course was developed to prepare students for life skills needed to utilize basic home tools and equipment. Students will research and construct projects like furniture, signs, and toys found on DIY media like Pinterest and HGTV as well as solve practical home maintenance challenges.
DIY 2.mp4IND3125 DIY 2
IND3125 DIY 2
1 Semester 0.5 creditAlmond Campus: 11-12; Prerequisite: IND3370 DIY 1
In this course, students will expand on the concepts learned in DIY to gain experience with projects that homeowners can do without trade professionals like maintaining small engines, plumbing techniques, tile work, and advanced electrical circuits. Students will also research, design, and construct an independent project.
In this course, students will expand on the concepts learned in DIY to gain experience with projects that homeowners can do without trade professionals like maintaining small engines, plumbing techniques, tile work, and advanced electrical circuits. Students will also research, design, and construct an independent project.
IND3411 Fabrication Capstone 1
IND3411 Fabrication Capstone 1
1 Semester 0.5 creditAlmond Campus: 11-12; Prerequisite: IND3370 DIY 1 or IND3123 Woods 3
This is a capstone course which brings students together from multiple disciplines within our Woodworking & DIY Pathways. Students will work with students from other disciplines to complete team based design challenges. Client based projects will also be incorporated. Time for independent study/ independent projects will also be available.
This is a capstone course which brings students together from multiple disciplines within our Woodworking & DIY Pathways. Students will work with students from other disciplines to complete team based design challenges. Client based projects will also be incorporated. Time for independent study/ independent projects will also be available.
IND3412 Fabrication Capstone 2
IND3412 Fabrication Capstone 2
1 Semester 0.5 creditAlmond Campus: 11-12; Prerequisite: IND3411 Fabrication Capstone 1
This is a capstone course which brings students together from multiple disciplines within our Woodworking & DIY Pathways. Students will work with students from other disciplines to complete team based design challenges. Client based projects will also be incorporated. Time for independent study/ independent projects will also be available.
This is a capstone course which brings students together from multiple disciplines within our Woodworking & DIY Pathways. Students will work with students from other disciplines to complete team based design challenges. Client based projects will also be incorporated. Time for independent study/ independent projects will also be available.
Other courses that support careers in Woods, DIY & Construction
IND3191 Architecture & Interior Design 1
IND3191 Architecture & Interior Design 1
1 Semester 0.5 creditBoth Campuses: 9-10-11-12Prerequisite: Introduction to Architecture and Engineering or Jr./ Sr. status.
This course is designed for students who want to continue their interest in the area of architecture and interior design. This course will continue to emphasize CAD techniques, as well as explore guidelines of residential home design. Units of study include the history of architecture, principles of design, room by room planning, floor plan development, and architectural model making. Virtual reality environments will be explored.
This course is designed for students who want to continue their interest in the area of architecture and interior design. This course will continue to emphasize CAD techniques, as well as explore guidelines of residential home design. Units of study include the history of architecture, principles of design, room by room planning, floor plan development, and architectural model making. Virtual reality environments will be explored.
ENG 1 Website Video.mp4IND3181 Engineering 1
IND3181 Engineering 1
1 Semester 0.5 credit; Both Campuses: 9-10-11-12Prerequisite: None
The focus of this course is on the Engineering process. Students will use computer software as well as other equipment needed to research, design & construct projects. Projects will be based in both 2D & 3D computer aided design. Students will work on modeling parts, creating assemblies, as well as building physical models and prototypes. Students pursuing any technical field are encouraged to enroll in this course.
The focus of this course is on the Engineering process. Students will use computer software as well as other equipment needed to research, design & construct projects. Projects will be based in both 2D & 3D computer aided design. Students will work on modeling parts, creating assemblies, as well as building physical models and prototypes. Students pursuing any technical field are encouraged to enroll in this course.
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