DRAFTING 1
Credit 0.5; Semester; Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Description:  This course is designed to give the student a basic, yet thorough, knowledge of skills in the areas of drafting and design techniques.  Areas of drawing styles to be covered include:  orthographic projection, geometric construction, auxiliary views, revolutions, isometrics, oblique views, rendering, sectioning, and perspective.  A portion of this course will focus on architectural drafting.  Board drawing will be the introduction and foundation of design, but AutoCAD will be emphasized more as the class progresses.  AutoCAD is the primary software package taught in this course.

DRAFTING 2
Credit 0.5; Semester; Grades 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite:  Drafting and instructor’s signature
Description:  This course is designed to give the student a broader knowledge and foundation in drafting while emphasizing problem solving and creative design. Topics will include shape and pattern development, orthographic projection, topographical mapping, and three-dimensional design using AutoCAD and Autodesk Inventor as the primary software.  Architectural drafting will be discussed and designed using AutoCAD and Chief Architect.  Students will model their designs with an emphasis on rough construction framing design.

ELECTRONICS AND ROBOTICS 1
Credit 0.5; Semester; Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Materials Fee:  $15
Description:  This class introduces students to the world of electronics and robotics. Students will gain a basic understanding of these technologies from the ground level up. Electronics will be studied first and then the class will transition into robotics. Electronic circuits will be emphasized in the course. Students will have the opportunity to build a compact robot car which will be used for a contest in class.  

ELECTRONICS AND ROBOTICS 2
Credit 0.5; Semester; Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite:  Electronics and Robotics 1
Materials Fee:  $15
Description:  Programming will be the focus of this course and students will work in the arduino programming language to read sensors and output commands to motors, speakers, lights and more. Students will design and construct an electromechanical device of their choice at the end of class.

WOODS 1
Credit 0.5; Semester; Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
Materials Fee:  $15 and students will buy lumber and hardware for their projects.
Description:  The class is designed to let students explore the different skills and employment opportunities in the building trades industry.  Hands-on lab activities will introduce students to various professions.  Guest speakers will discuss different professions in the building trades industry.  Information on job availability, pay scales, and the training needed in the building trades industry will also be presented.

WOODS 2
Credit 0.5; Semester; Grades 10, 11, 12
Materials Fee:  $15 and Students will buy lumber and hardware for their projects.
Prerequisite:  Woods 1
Description: Students will increase their proficiency in woodworking and finishing, tool maintenance, problem solving, planning, and time management.  Use of CNC (Computer Numeric Control) Router will be incorporated into this class along with the opportunity for internships, job sharing, and mentoring in one of the local wood-related businesses in the valley.