CAD ARCHITECTURE 1 — 1 Unit of credit Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
Prerequisite: None

The student will learn to design a home, draw leisure time projects, and gather information to make a good home purchase in the future. Topics include: the AutoCAD drafting program, drafting techniques, floor plan development, principles of good design, construction principles, interior design, and real estate investing.

CAD ARCHITECTURE 2 — 1 Unit of credit Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
Prerequisite: CAD Architecture 1

An expansion of Architectural Drafting 1, this course will focus on the working representations of basic floor plans, presentation drawings, and floor plan portfolios using the most recent form of AutoCAD and AFebruary 6, 2008 5:07 PMblueprints, designing commercial buildings, client additions, 3D perspectives, and construction technology.

CAD ARCHITECTURE 3 — 1 Unit of credit Juniors, Seniors
Prerequisite: CAD Architecture 2

A continuation of Architectural Drafting 1 and 2, students will gain a broader understanding of the role of an architect through research, responsibility and an in depth study of working floor plans. Topics include: working floor plans, detail plans, client portfolios, door and window schedules, cost estimates, material lists, and scale models.

CAD ENGINEERING — 1 Unit of credit Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
Prerequisite: None

This course provides students with an understanding of the features, limitations, and considerations required in the operation of the CAD system. Students will gain hands-on experience using the newest CAD software, computers and output devices available. Topics include: drawing commands and techniques, orthographic viewing, engineering concepts, bridge building, problem solving, and career opportunities in CAD.

COMPUTER SUPPORT — 1 Unit of credit Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
Prerequisite: None

It is suggested that the student have a working knowledge of PC and software fundamentals. This yearlong course will begin with basic system configuration and component level repair. The course will continue with the study of system architecture and software design and lead into trouble shooting and conflict resolution. Registry editing, data recovery techniques and network fundamentals will also be covered.

ADVANCED CAD Honors — 1 Unit of credit Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
Prerequisite: CAD Engineering or CAD Architecture 1

This course provides students with an advanced understanding of the features, limitations, and considerations required in the operation of the CAD system. Students will gain hands-on experience using the newest CAD software, computers and output devices available. Topics include: advanced drawing commands and techniques, problem solving, three-dimensional drawing, solid modeling, rendering, customizing AutoCAD, tower construction, 3D car modeling, and career opportunities in CAD.

A semester long course will cover a variety of topics such as the safe use of tools, electrical house wiring , small engine maintenance and repair, computer assisted drafting, construction techniques, drywall installation/repair, plumbing, the use of fastening and measuring devices, interior finishing and decorating design principles. This course may be repeated for credit.

Woodcraft 1 is designed for the student who wants to gain skills in the fabrication of wooden furniture and other wooden articles. The content of this course includes: safety in the use of woodworking machines and hand tools, simple joinery and gluing, surface preparation and finishing. Students are required to design and build a table as their first project. Additional free choice projects may then be done as time allows.

This course is designed for the student who would like to develop more complex woodworking skills. In this class the student will design a project of increased complexity from previous ones. Project emphasis will be on complex joinery and panel door construction.

This course is designed for the student who would like to develop intricate woodworking skills beyond Woodcraft 2. In this class the student will design a project of increased complexity from previous ones. Project emphasis will be on drawer construction.

This course is designed for the student who would like to develop sophisticated woodworking skills beyond Woodcraft 3. In this class the student will design a project of increased complexity from previous ones. Project emphasis will be on duplicate lathe spindle turning.

This woodworking course is for the student who wants to construct projects of a more advanced nature. The tests and demonstrations, plus the project selection, will be decided after a conference with the instructor.

For the student who wants to construct projects of a more advanced nature. The tests and demonstrations, plus the project selection, will be decided after a conference with the instructor.