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Sixth Grade

Introduction To Technology
All 6^th grade students take this course.

	Learn technical drawing concepts and drafting equipment.
	Create orthographic drawings.
	Gain knowledge of CADD (Computer Aided Drafting & Design).
	Utilize a CADD system to develop Drawings.
	Learn the proper use of hand and power tools.
	Use hand and power tools to build to a project.

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Seventh Grade

Exploring Technology
9 week elective class

	Utilize computer modules to explore technological products and systems in Energy & Power, Transportation, Manufacturing, Construction, and Information & Communication Technologies.
	Apply the attributes of design to solve open-ended problems.
	Learn the proper use of hand and power tools.
	Utilize a “plan of procedure” to construct a project.
	Explore careers in Energy & Power, Transportation, Manufacturing, Construction, and Information & Communication Technologies.

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Eighth Grade

Manufacturing Technology
18 week elective class

	Explore the areas of Manufacturing including, materials, processing, tools, safety, and related careers.
	Select and safely use hand and power tools to create 3-4 woodworking/plastic projects.
	Develop an understanding of how a CNC (Computer Numerical Controlled) lathe and mill operate.
	Create a project utilizing both a CNC lathe and mill.

Advanced Technology
18 week elective class

	Utilize computer modules to explore technological products and systems in Energy & Power, Transportation, Manufacturing, Construction, and Information & Communication Technologies.
	Apply the attributes of design to solve open-ended problems.
	Learn the proper use of hand and power tools.
	Utilize a “plan of procedure” to construct a project.
	Explore careers in Energy & Power, Transportation, Manufacturing, Construction, and Information & Communication Technologies.

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High School Applied Technology Education

	Communication Technology
	Transportation Technology
	Manufacturing Technology
	Energy Technology

Communication Technology

	Introduction to Technology Identify the 4 major technologies. Describe the development and history of technology. Learn about the Industrial and Information Revolutions. Identify a design problem. Describe the design process.
	Drafting and Design Describe the purpose of communication technology. Identify the many ways of communicating. Students will gain skills using symbols to communicate. Students will ID a design problem. Students will refine, evaluate, and analyze product designs.
	Architectural Drafting Students will show an understanding architectural design. Students will gain skills using architectural symbols to communicate. Students will create a series of architectural drawings. Identify technological influences on architecture.
	Computer Aided Drafting and Design Students will use CADD to communicate ideas and solve problems. Students will ID the components of a CADD system. =TOP=

Transportation Technology

	Introduction to Technology Identify the 4 major technologies. Describe the development and history of technology. Learn about the Industrial and Information Revolutions. Identify a design problem.
	Power Mechanics Develop “core” skills. Identify energy sources. Diagnose a malfunctioning system. Troubleshoot and maintain a system. Operate and maintain systems.
	Automotive Maintenance Develop “core” skills. Describe automotive systems and their relationships. Identify transportation processes and efficient uses of these processes.
	Automotive Mechanics Master “core” skills. Diagnose a malfunctioning system. Troubleshoot and maintain a system. Operate and maintain systems.
	Automotive Servicing Master “core” skills. Diagnose a malfunctioning system. Troubleshoot and maintain a system. Operate and maintain systems. Use computers to diagnose and repair systems. =TOP=

Manufacturing Technology

	Introduction to Technology Identify the 4 major technologies. Describe the development and history of technology. Learn about the Industrial and Information Revolutions. Identify a design problem.
	Woods I Students will refine, evaluate, and analyze product designs. Develop “core” skills. Demonstrate procedures used in product manufacturing. Use practices which are industry standards.
	Woods II Master “core” skills. Illustrate an understanding of manufacturing systems Understand the application of manufacturing systems to the design process. Enhance skills learned in Woods I.
	Introduction to Construction Apply acquired knowledge and skills to Construction Technology. Describe construction processes and procedures.
	Construction Trades Apply acquired knowledge and skills to Construction Technology on site. Apply code requirements on site. Use construction processes and procedures. =TOP=

Energy Technology

	Introduction to Technology Identify the 4 major technologies. Describe the development and history of technology. Learn about the Industrial and Information Revolutions. Identify a design problem.
	Electricity Develop “core “skills. Apply energy laws to electricity. Identify energy sources. Diagnose, repair, and create circuits.
	Electronics Know and describe electrical components. Describe the diagnostic process. Master “core” skills. Identify the steps in troubleshooting.
	Cisco Systems/A+ Diagnose a malfunctioning system. Troubleshoot and maintain a system. Operate and maintain systems. Use computers to diagnose and repair systems. ID the parts of an information system. =TOP=