TECHNOLOGY LAB 7 (Semester) Course #111
This course is centered on a High Tech Synergistic Lab. It is designed around eight day learning modules, including money management, electricity, electronics, structure design, audio broadcasting, space exploration, flight technology, robotics, basic physics, energy power & mechanics, graphic communications, and computer generated graphics & animation. Each lab has its own learning environment and is designed to educate and develop interest in each of the areas. Back to List
TECHNOLOGY LAB 8 (Semester) Course #112
This course is a continuation of Technology Lab 7. Back to List
*OFFERED EVERY YEAR
INTRO TO MODERN WOODWORKING (.5 Credit) Course #117
This class is for those students with an interest in the wood processing trades. It will cover wood technology, planning and design of a wood project, selection of materials, use of power equipment, fastening methods, and the use of finishing materials and methods. It will also cover the safe use of hand and power tools. There will be a small shop fee of ten dollars per student for materials and hardware. RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 9-12. [24 Students Max]. Back to List
*OFFERED ON ODD YEARS (08-09)
CADD (08-09) (.5 Credit) Course #119
Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD). The future is here and this class will take you into the design world of today. Using computers you will learn the skills that many industries are using today. This is a great way to get experience with CADD and other Graphic Communications. CAD software application for 2D and 3D design and drafting, developed and sold by Autodesk, Inc. Modern AutoCAD includes a full set of basic solid modeling and 3D tools, but lacks some of the more advanced capabilities of solid modeling applications. RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 10-12. [15 students Max.] Prerequisite: Geometry. Back to List
CONSTRUCTION TECH I (08-09) (.5 Credit) Course #115
Construction Technology an Introduction is an introductory course into the field of construction. It will involve the planning, execution, and safety of various construction methods. Subject matter also includes working with hand and power tools safely along with planning and designing a major project. This course is designed to give students their first look with hands-on experience in the field of construction from the ground up. The students' major group project will be to help design and build a yard shed. RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 10-12. [18 Students Max] Prerequisite: Intro to Modern Woodworking, Beginning Carpentry and/or Adv. Carpentry. Back to List
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY II (08-09) (.5 Credit) Course #116
This course takes a more advanced look at the field of construction. It will involve the planning, execution, and safety of various construction methods that are incorporated into a large project. Subject matter also includes working with hand and power tools safely along with planning, designing and constructing a major project. Students will receive hands-on experience in the field of construction. Students will expand on what they learned in Construction Technology and design and build their own major construction project. This will require the students to find, research, and pay for all the materials needed for their project or projects. (The cost will be around $100 depending on the project[s]. For example, a fish house may cost a great deal more than $100.)) RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 10-12. [18 Students Max] Prerequisite: Construction Tech I. Back to List
HABITAT IMPROVEMENT TECHNOLOGY (08-09) (.5 Credit) Course #118
This class takes many different areas of technology and brings them together into one class. We will study many different areas in the construction field and computer field. Depending on the weather, the projects will have to do with improving the habitat of the student and/or the school. Students will be required to have a great deal of responsibility and self control to be allowed in this class. Habitat Improvement Tech is a class for juniors and seniors who have proven to the instructor that they deserve to be in this class. RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 11-12. [15 students Max] Prerequisite: Intro to Modern Woodworking, Intro to Construction Tech and instructor's approval. Back to List
(IT ESSENTIAL) INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ESSENTIALS (08-09) (.5 Credit) Course #114
This is a great course for today's students (female or male). The computer age is here and in the future, so why not know how it works. IT Essentials covers the fundamentals of computer hardware and software. Students who complete this course will be able to describe the internal components of a computer, assemble a computer system, install an operating system, and troubleshoot using system tools and diagnostic software. Students will also be able to connect to the Internet and share resources in a network environment. New topics included in this version include laptops and portable devices, wireless connectivity, security, safety and environmental issues, and communication skills. RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 11-12. Back to List
INTRO TO VIDEO PRODUCTION (08-09) (.5 Credit) Course #124
This course is an introductory class into the world of video production offered to only ninth and tenth grade students. It is also the prerequisite for Video Production. If you are looking for a multimedia class that is fun and high tech this is the class for you. This is your opportunity to use digital camcorders and learn the basics of shots, angles, lighting, etc. You will learn how to edit on the computer among other things regarding video production. RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 9 and 10. [20 students Max] Back to List
*OFFERED ON EVEN YEARS (09-10)
BASIC ELECTRICITY (09-10) (.5 Credit) Course #113
This is an introductory course in electricity. What is it? How is it created? What do we do with it? The course covers the science of electricity, electricity sources, simple series circuits, parallel circuits, series-parallel circuits, Ohm's law, power copulation, magnetism, control devices, electric motors, test equipment, and house wiring. RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 9-12. [20 students max] Back to List
CABINET CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY (09-10) (.5 Credit) Course #123
This course takes a more advanced look at the field of cabinetry. It will involve the planning, execution, and safety of various construction methods that are incorporated into a large cabinetry project. Subject matter also includes working with hand and power tools safely along with planning, designing and constructing a major cabinetry project. Students will expand on what they learned in Introduction to Modern Woodworking or Wood Technology and Processes and design and build their own major cabinet project. This will require the students to find, research, and pay for all the materials needed for their project or projects. RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 10-12. [20 students Max] Prerequisite: Intro to Modern Woodworking. Back to List
TECHNOLOGY (09-10) (.5 Credit) Course #121
This class is designed to teach students to work cooperatively in researching a project to a common goal. The class is designed around small groups (2-3 students) working in different areas of technology, robotics, computers, drafting & design. This class covers problem solving in demands with modern situations. Groups are formed by students with common interests. [15 students Max] Back to List
VIDEO PRODUCTION (09-10) (.5 Credit) Course #122
Are you looking for a multimedia experience that is exciting, fun, and high tech? If you are, this is your class. There is an opportunity to use cameras (digital and VHS), editing equipment, and computers to make skits, clips, and actual programs. You will experience what goes on in a newsroom and behind the scenes. RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 10-12. [15 student Max] Prerequisite: Intro to Video Production. Back to List
WOOD TECHNOLOGY & PROCESS (09-10) (.5 Credit) Course #120
This class is for the student that is more seriously interested about the wood processing trades. It will teach students how to design, plan, and carry through a project in woodworking. This class will teach basic hand skills in woodworking that are useful to everyone, regardless of the aim in life. The class will also teach students how to work safely with woodworking tools and materials to protect themselves from accidents. The class will also teach consumer values. Students will learn how to order lumber, plywood, finishing materials, and hardware. This class will require a small shop fee of ten dollars for materials and hardware. RECOMMENDED FOR GRADES 9-12. [20 students Max] Prerequisite: Intro to Modern Woodworking. Back to List
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