Both Semesters
Applied Technology Introductory Course offerings
T166 Computer Aided Drafting and Graphics
Both Semesters
Explore the exciting world of computer-aided drafting and graphics. This is an introductory course that will expose the student to a variety of computer graphic software currently used in the graphic communication industry today.
During the year, students will focus on the use of CAD software. Computer-Aided Design continues to be an exciting and fulfilling field for career exploration. CAD is used in many fields to communicate ideas and designs. Students will be introduced to the concepts of three-dimensional design as a basis to graphic communication. CADKEY and DATACAD software will be used to explore the fields of engineering and architecture.
The student will have the opportunity to utilize other software connected with the graphic communication industry to design projects, solve problems, and document their ideas. Students will learn how a variety of graphic software can be integrated in order to present an idea or design that impacts his/her audience. Upon completion of this course students will have a background of information and graphic communication skills that he/she will be able to use in other classes, post secondary education, and the world of work. Students who complete T166 with a B or higher may be eligible for college credit when completing advanced coursework at William Rainey Harper College. (See College Now Credit Program on page 8)
LEVEL: 1,2,3,4 One year One unit
LEVEL 1 with concurrent enrollment in algebra or successful 8th grade Algebra completion
T174 Electronics Technology 1
Both Semesters
This course is designed for students interested in electronics technology, digital communications, audio technology, industrial technology applications, and electronic design. Students will study safety, basic components and symbols, electrical fundamentals, instrumentation, circuit analysis, semiconductor applications, and digital technology. Students will assemble and analyze electronic circuits including power supplies, oscillators, amplifiers, and digital circuits. Emphasis is placed on problem solving and teamwork in a lab environment. Students who complete T174 with a B or higher may be eligible for college credit when completing advanced coursework at William Rainey Harper College. (See College Now Credit Program on page 8)
LEVEL: 1,2,3,4 One year One unit
T134 Small Engine & Power Technology
1 Semester
Students will gain an understanding of the operation of piston engines, basic electrical circuits, hydraulic, and pneumatic principles with emphasis on small engine repair. Hands-on experience includes the opportunity to participate in the repair of a variety of small engines.
LEVEL: 1,2,3,4 One-half year One-half unit
T144 Production Technology
1 Semester
Production Technology is a lab oriented class in which several materials including wood, metal, and plastic will be used for both custom-made and mass produced products. Students will use a variety of hand and power tools as they learn about modern production technology.
LEVEL: 1,2 One-half year One-half unit