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This class is designed as a follow-up class to Woodworking III in which students will continue to advance their skills in technology. Students in this class will complete a detailed oriented project over the course of the semester to use in the...

No more pencils, no more paper… learn drafting skills used in the industry with Computer Aided Design. CAD is in high demand. Use a state-of-the-art CAD drafting program. CAD is a very valuable course for students looking to pursue engineering and...

This course emphasizes creative problem-solving and technical drawing and fabrication of student design projects. Students will explore basic principles of engineering, physics, materials, and processes while enjoying a “hands-on” experience...

Students taking this course will explore various types of residential and commercial construction. They will learn various principles of stress, resistance, environmental influences as related to construction/design. Students will design residential...

This introductory course covers the elements of electricity, machine design, power transmission, pneumatics, computer controls and programming used in engineering. Students will utilize the VEX robotics computer program as it relates to fabrication...

This engineering course is a continuation and more in depth study of the Principles of Engineering I course. Students expand on units in electricity, machine design, power transmission, pneumatics, computer controls and programming. Practical...

Students will get hands on experience on hardware and software maintenance of mobile devices including Apple I Pads, Google Android devices, and Microsoft Windows mobile devices. Students will also acquire techniques and practices of cloud computing.

Students will explore how to design and develop applications for mobile devices. They will learn about mobile application development, market opportunities, and technical requirements for Apple iOS, Google Android, and Windows Mobile.

This AP course offers a multidisciplinary approach to teaching the underlying principles of computation. The course will introduce students to the creative aspects of programming, abstractions, algorithms, large data sets, the Internet, cybersecurity...

Student will learn to design and implement computer programs that solve problems relevant to today’s society, including art, media, and engineering. Student will also learn to apply programming tools and solve complex problems through hands-on...