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CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT - CARPENTRY

• • Completer Program: Carpentry 

  • CIP Number: 460201

  • Credits Needed for Completion: 5 

  • Completer Code: 3C

This program is open to tenth and eleventh grade students, but priority is given to those applying to start this program in eleventh grade.

REQUIRED COURSE: CARPENTRY 1 – 176003 

The first year of Carpentry addresses the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) CORE curriculum. Basic safety, construction mathematics, hand tools, power tools, blueprints, basic rigging, communication skills, and employability skills will be studied. In addition, students study fabrication, materials specifications, estimating, site preparation, fasteners, foundations, flooring, and framing. 

• • CREDIT: 2 

  • GRADE: 10-11

CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT - ELECTRICAL WIRING

• • Completer Program: Electrical Wiring 

  • CIP Number: 460302

  • Credits Needed for Completion: 5 

  • Completer Code: 3N

This program is open to tenth and eleventh grade students, but priority is given to those applying to start this program in eleventh grade.

REQUIRED COURSE: ELECTRICAL WIRING 1 – 176203 

During this yearlong course, students are given an opportunity to acquire basic knowledge of electrical theory, and general and electrical safety. They will be introduced to hand and specialty tools of the trade and simple circuits used in domestic electrical systems. 

• • CREDIT: 2 

  • GRADE: 10-11 

CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT - COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING AND DESIGN (CADD)

• • Completer Program: Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) 

  • CIP Number: 151390

  • Credits Needed for Completion: 5 

  • Completer Code: 3D

This program is open to tenth and eleventh grade students, but priority is given to those applying to start this program in eleventh grade.

REQUIRED COURSE: COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING AND DESIGN 1 – 178003 

This course is essential for students considering mechanical, structural, industrial, civil, or electrical engineering. Competencies in architecture include floor plans, wall sections, and elevations. Students will develop skills in technical drafting, solid modeling, assemblies, animation and architecture. The software applications used in the course include AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Rhino, and AutoDesk Revit.  

• • CREDIT: 2 

  • GRADE: 10-11 

  • PREREQUISITE: Algebra 1 preferred

CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT - WELDING

• • Completer Program: Welding 

  • CIP Number: 480508

  • Credits Needed for Completion: 5 

  • Completer Code: 3Q

This program is open to tenth and eleventh grade students, but priority is given to those applying to start this program in eleventh grade.

REQUIRED COURSE: WELDING 1 – 177203 

Based on the AWS (American Welding Society) standards, students will receive instruction in blueprint reading, math, metallurgy, and applicable science required in the field of welding. Students will safely receive instruction in oxyacetylene cutting, welding, and torch brazing (OAC, OAW, and TB), ARC Welding (SMAW), MIG Welding (SMAW), and Plasma Cutting (PAC). They will receive instruction in the safe use of hand and power tools associated with the welding industry. Using Auto Sketch, the students will be taught drafting and design standards of the welding industry. Students will learn the drafting and design standards of welding via competencies. Students will fabricate and practice good welding standards and verify their progress through destructive and non-destructive testing. 

• • CREDIT: 2 

  • GRADE: 10-11