| INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Grades 9-12 |
This course will cover the areas of drafting, wood,
and metal processing. The introduction of copmuter aided drafting will help
the student develop and construct his/her own project. Safety and proper use
of each machine will also be covered.
Fee: $20.00 |
| MODERN CARPENTRY Grades 9-12 |
The modern carpentry student will design and build a wooden model
home. Areas of concern will be in the floor, walls and roof designs.
Students will be introduced to basic drafting techniques in developing their
own floor plan. Safety glasses are required.
Fee: average cost $26 ($20 lab fee). |
| WOODS PROCESSING Grades 9-12 |
In Woods Processing the student will learn the proper way to use
and maintain the hand and machine tools necessary to build a cabinet project.
Upon completion of this course the student will be able to draw and built
a cabinet project within the guidelines prescribed.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Industrial Technology with C
or better |
| METALS PROCESSING Grades 10-12 |
Metals will cover sheet metal, bench and wrought metal, welding,
heat treating, and forging. Projects will include a C-clamp, angle vise
and toolbox which will help the student develop basic skills in the area
of foundry, welding and machining. Machining will include the metal lathe,
vertical milling machine, along with bending and cutting techniques.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Industrial Technology
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| BASIC ELECTRICITY Grades 10-12 |
In this course, the theory of electricity and its practical application
is studied. The student will gain practical knowledge usable in every day
life. Considerable time is spent in lab, setting up and testing electrical
components and circuits. This is followed by working with household electrical
systems and the wiring of several common household circuits.
Fee: $20. |
| POWER SYSTEMS Grades 10-12 |
This course will help solve problems such as tuning or overhauling
lawn mowers, snowblowers, chain saws or other small engines. This course
will help solve these problems. Students will disassemble, trouble
shoot and reassemble a small air cooled engine. Many students then
have the time to trouble shoot and tune-up other engines along with periodic
maintenance.
Fee: $20. |
| MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS Grades 11-12 |
This will be the study of the basic elements of manufacturing as
a managed body of activities. The two basic areas of manufacturing
will be studied: material processing and management. Seven areas that
will be covered are: manufacturing, systems, materials, processes,
management, enterprises and automating systems. A project will be introduced
and produced by the class using the areas of wood, metal and plastic technology.
Prerequisite: Introduction to Industrial Technology and Metals
or Woods with a C or better |
| ADVANCED METALS Grades 11-12 |
Advanced Metals will cover various casting techniques, soldering
and welding. Machine operations including metal lathe turning, milling
machine operations and foundry fundamentals will be explored. Advance
computer aided milling and lathe work will be introduced through various class
projects.
Prerequisites: Metals Processing and teacher permission
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| CABINET MAKING Grades 11-12 |
Cabinet making is a course for students who wish to design and build
one major wood project. The student must draw a complete set of plans
before beginning work. The student is encouraged to select a project
that will challenge his/her experience and workmanship ability. Safety
glasses are required and a tape measure will be needed. Students must finish
their project in the class time allowed.
Prerequisites: Woods Processing with a C or better
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