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Business & Applied Technology - Industrial Technology Area |
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72701-72702 Basic Materials Technology ( Year; 1 unit) |
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This course is recommended for special population students only. This course is designed to give to the student an opportunity to experience a variety of different industrial technology subjects. This class is a hands-on class. Subject areas that will be covered include Drafting, Metals, Construction, Graphics, Computer Aided Drafting, Basic Computers, and Small Engines. This curriculum is intended to help the student make informed choices about subsequent Industrial Technology courses. First semester, student emphasis will be on the Drafting and Metals Occupational areas. Second semester, students will explore the Construction, Graphics, Computer Assisted Design, Basic Computers, and Small Engines Occupations.
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72731-72732
Graphic Communications (Year; 1 unit) |
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Prerequisite: None. Computer Applications and/or basic computer knowledge is helpful.This course includes advancement in computer based graphic design and is organized to provide the student with experience in the prepress activities necessary for the completion of printed material. The trend toward non-printed material will be examined by providing experiences in presentation programs and in the use of internet for information as well as home page development. Students will develop skills designing a wide variety of forms, ads, newspapers, newsletters, and logos. Additional activities will include using the internet for research and graphic presentations.
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72771-72772 Energy and Power (Year; 1 unit) |
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Prerequisite: None This course is designed to provide an introduction to the fields of Energy and Power. The purpose of the course will be to expand the students’ knowledge in the areas of power technology, to include prime power sources and alternative sources of power, and to expand the students’ knowledge in the area of Energy Utilization, to include the ways to efficiently use many sources of energy. Students will use the computer to draw and simulate standard electrical and electronic circuits, build and test the electrical characteristics of circuits, learn the use of instrumentation, and develop circuits useful in electronic and computer control of real world variables. Students will develop and build computer control circuits controlling lights, motors, relays and anything else that can be run on electricity. In addition, students are introduced to environmental issues, emerging applications, technical mathematics and careers related to Power Technology and Energy Utilization.
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72781-72782 Introduction to Engineering Design (Year; 1 units) |
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Prerequisite: None. Basic computer knowledge is helpful This is a beginning Modeling and CAD course for students interested in how computer modeling software is used in problem solving. Using a design development process, models of product solutions are created, analyzed and communicated using solid modeling computer design software. Toward the end of each unit, a design activity follows.
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72791-72792 Principles of Engineering (Year, 1 unit) |
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Prerequisite: Algebra I or con-current enrollment This course is a broad based survey course designed to help the student better understand the field of engineering and engineering technology. The student will participate in the design, development, construction, and testing of several projects. Projects will include a marble sorter, ballistics launcher, simple machines, bridges, and materials testing. The student’s learning is enhanced through the use of programming, modeling, static engineering, and materials testing software. Math and Science concepts/methods are introduced and reinforced. The student will also do research projects using the internet and other sources. Microsoft Office programs such as word, excel, power point are also used in this class.
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AVC
75911-75912 Computerized Architectural Design I (Year; 2 units) |
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Prerequisite: Computer Applications recommended. Junior or Senior Standing. Application accepted to the Area Vocational Center.
Computerized Architectural Design I Course Description: This course is designed for students wishing to develop architectural drafting plans and detailed drawings. Two-dimensional and three dimensional computer aided drafting skills are taught using a variety of software packages; Autodesk Architectural Desktop; Viz Render, and Inventor. Students will learn about building ordinances and materials which help those interested in other trades within the architectural, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. The second level of this course may be taken for honors credit with the consent of the instructor and Associate Principal.
Civil Engineering and Architecture Course Description: Prerequisite: Computerized Architectural Design I This is designed for students wishing to further develop skills in drafting. The student is encouraged to develop additional skills toward efficiency and productivity in using computer-aided drafting. Civil engineering and architectural projects within both residential and commercial structures are developed. Community projects are encouraged. The rendering of architectural drawings is emphasized. The second level of this course may be taken for honors credit with the consent of the instructor and Associate Principal.
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AVC 75211-75212
Automotive Technology I (Year; 2 units) |
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Prerequisite: Junior or Senior standing. Application accepted to the Area Vocational Center
Automotive Technology I Description: Students in this course will have the opportunity to obtain training related to maintenance, repair, and service of a variety of automobiles and light trucks. Instruction will include the first half of a two-year program consisting of nine units related to automotive technology, including training in safety procedures, engine repair, brakes, automatic transmission and transaxle, suspension and steering, manual drive trains and axles, electrical-electronic systems, heating and air conditioning, and engine performance.
Automotive Technology II Course Description: Prerequisite: Automotive Technology IIn Automotive Technology II, students will complete the second portion of the two-year program. Students will further develop the technical skills obtained in Automotive Technology I. Planned activities will emphasize the development of advanced knowledge in the technical skills related to the maintenance, repair, and servicing of automobiles and light trucks, and develop interpersonal and managerial skills through in-depth activities and supervisory duties.
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75611-75612 Construction Trades I (Year; 2 units) |
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Prerequisite: Junior or Senior standing. Application accepted to the Area Vocational Center
Construction Trades I Course Description: Instruction will include units of basic construction skills: Basic Safety, Basic Math, Introduction to Hand Tools, Introduction to Power Tools, and Introduction to Blueprints. Instruction is provided in residential construction that includes foundations, framing, exterior and interior finish, and roofing. Students will participate in the construction of a house for the City of Bloomington.
Construction Trades II Course Description: Prerequisite: Construction Trades I This course is designed to be a follow-up to Construction Trades I. Students will once again have the opportunity to develop work skills on the job site. Students will be expected to take a leadership role in the construction of a project house. In addition instruction will be provided in blueprint reading, construction estimating and scheduling, mechanical systems and electrical wiring.
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AVC 76111-76112
Graphic Arts I (Year; 2 units) |
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Prerequisite: Junior or Senior standing. Application accepted to the Area Vocational Center
Graphic Arts Occupations I Course Description: Students learn the skills used by graphic designers, desktop publishers, and other members of the multimedia and communications industry. Students will study types of software including drawing, digital photography, page assembly, computer animation, multi-media, and utilities. Students interested in production will learn the steps necessary to mass-produce designs. Printing technology includes offset and screen-printing.
Graphic Arts Occupations II Course Description: Prerequisite: Graphics Arts Occupations I A continuation of Graphic Arts Occupations I. Seniors will receive intensive study in advanced design, computer animation and multimedia. Production students will take a supervisory role in the student print shop. |
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AVC 76611-76612
Metalworking Occupations I (Year; 2 units) |
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Prerequisite: Junior or Senior standing. Application accepted to the Area Vocational Center
Metalworking Occupations I Course Description : This course is designed for students with an interest in the field of manufacturing which includes machining, sheet metal, computerized machines, and welding. The course provides skills, which form a fundamental basis for manufacturing occupations. Specialized learning experiences are provided which include theory, laboratory, and shop work relating to planning, manufacturing, assembling, and metal fabricating processes. Students may obtain National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) certification and American Welding Society (AWS) certification in Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
Metalworking Occupations II Course Description: Prerequisite: Metalworking Occupations I This is a continuation of Metalworking Occupations I, with more emphasis being placed on work attitudes for obtaining employment. Lab work will include more specialized work in area of interest. Activities will include more Computer Numerical Control (CNC) work on lathe and vertical mill. Second year students experience 95% hands-on activities. Students may obtain NCCER certification and AWS certification in SMAW.
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