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Course Code:
HCT7785
HCT7822
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Tech Drawing 1, 2
Tech Drawing 1 provides the student an opportunity to learn
drafting, the universal picture language that provides a means by
which ideas and information may be recorded and made readily
available to others. Each line and symbol of this universal
language has a definite meaning. This is a course for beginners as
well as those who have had Technical Drawing Introductory. It
includes lettering, measuring, dimensioning, sketching, geometric
constructions, working drawings, and pictorial drawings, as well as
the proper use and care of drawing equipment. The learning is more
advanced than in Technical Drawing Introductory, and a higher
degree of accuracy is expected.
Tech Drawing 2 offers more advanced problems in orthographic
projections, auxiliary views, sectioning, developments, and
intersections. Introduction to architectural, boat and machine
drawing.
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Course Code: HCT7825
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Technical Drawing I, II, III, and IV
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Course Title: Tech Drawings Adv
This course is designed for students who have an interest in
drafting as a possible vocational choice or as a preparation for
advanced study at a college or university, or is take as a part of
a definite program of advanced work upon the approval of the
department head and the principal. Credit is awarded on the basis
of successful completion of teacher/student predetermined goals and
objectives.
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Course Code:
HCT1759 - 1760
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Technology Coop Wksite 1,
2
This course is a learning experience in which the student has
completed a Career and Technical Education sequence in a technology
& industry education prior to the co-op experience or
concurrently enrolls in a Career and Technical Education class at
school and works in a related occupation. WAC 180-50-345 outlines
regulations for granting credit for cooperative work-based learning
activities.
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Course Code:
HCT7884
HCT7836
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Woods I, II, III and IV
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Course Title: Wood 1 and Woods
Advanced
This basic course in woodworking provides students with enjoyment,
as well as an opportunity to examine woodworking careers; develop
skills and interests that may lead to employment; learn a
leisure-time activity; and use basic woodworking skills for solving
everyday problems. Through the construction of suitable projects,
students learn to choose materials, determine costs, and plan a
sequence of operations. They learn basic uses of hand tools,
machines, materials, and finishing processes. The course is
designed for the students who have an interest in a career in the
forest products industry or those who wish to pursue advanced
study. Generally, the area of specialization is an extension of
choices made in earlier wood classes. This course is taken as part
of a program of advanced work, upon approval of the department head
and the building principal. Credit is awarded on the basis of
successful completion of teacher/student predetermined goals. |
