Design - Technology Education (ADST)

Technology   Education courses   fit   under   the Applied   Design,   Skills   and Technologiescurriculum.

 

Technological Education 8

This is an introductory course in which students gain experience using various tools, machines and materials to create projects. Students will learn how to design and create successful projects while working safely in the shop. This is a half-semester course. All students take the Home Economics and Technology Education Wheel. 

 

DRAFTING AND DESIGN

 

Design & Drafting 9

This course explores the fundamentals of design and drafting. Students will learn about technical drawing and how it is used to communicate information about things which will be built to the people who will be building the objects (i.e. furniture, mechanical devices, houses, etc.). This course integrates both hand drafting and computer-assisted (CADD) components.

 

Design & Drafting 10

This course is a continuation of Design & Drafting 9. Students’ skills and knowledge in the area of technical drawing and design will be developed further as they complete both mandatory and optional projects (as time allows). 

 

Design & Drafting 11

This course is a continuation of Design & Drafting 10. Students’ skills and knowledge in the area of technical drawing and design will be developed further as they complete both mandatory and optional projects (as time allows). Opportunities for self-directed projects will be given to students who demonstrate a high proficiency in the course content.

 

Design & Drafting 12

This course is a continuation of Design & Drafting 11. Students’ skills and knowledge in the area of technical drawing and design will be challenged as they complete both mandatory and optional projects (as time allows). Opportunities for self-directed projects will be given to students who demonstrate a high proficiency in the course content.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ENGINEERING

 

Engineering 9

Engineering 9 is a hands-on, project-based course in which students develop their skills and knowledge related to various aspects of engineering.  Students will use the design cycle as well as tools and machines in the shop to solve problems and create projects.   Some projects will be collaborative and others will be completed individually. 

 

Engineering 10

Engineering 10 is a continuation of Engineering 9.  Students’ skills and knowledge will be further challenged as they create more advanced versions of projects or new projects altogether.  This is a hands-on, project-based course in which students develop their skills and knowledge related to various aspects of engineering.  Students will use the design cycle as well as tools and machines in the shop to solve problems and create projects.   Some projects will be collaborative and others will be completed individually.

 

Engineering 11

Engineering 11 is a continuation of Engineering 10.  Students’ skills and knowledge will be further challenged as they create more advanced versions of previous projects or new projects altogether.  This is a hands-on, project-based course in which students develop their skills and knowledge related to various aspects of engineering.  Students will use the design cycle as well as tools and machines in the shop to solve problems and create projects.   Some projects will be collaborative and others will be completed individually.  Opportunities for self-directed projects will be given to students who demonstrate a high proficiency in course content.

 

Engineering 12

Engineering 12 is a continuation of Engineering 11.  Students’ skills and knowledge will be further challenged as they create more advanced versions of previous projects or new projects altogether.  This is a hands-on, project-based course in which students develop their skills and knowledge related to various aspects of engineering.  Students will use the design cycle as well as tools and machines in the shop to solve problems and create projects.   Some projects will be collaborative and others will be completed individually.  Opportunities for self-directed projects will be given to students who demonstrate a high proficiency in course content.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

METALWORK

 

Metalworking 9

This course will introduce students to the basics of metalworking.  Students will gain experience using various tools, machines and materials while learning to work safely in the shop.  They will create a variety of projects, both mandatory and optional.  They will learn how to research ideas, communicate designs and follow plans/protocols accurately.

 

Metalworking 10

Metalworking 10 is a continuation of Metalworking 9.  Students’ skills and knowledge will develop further as they are challenged by new projects (or sometimes more advanced versions of previous ones). Opportunities for self-directed projects will be given to students who demonstrate a high proficiency in course content.  Students will gain experience using various tools, machines and materials while learning to work safely in the shop.  They will create a variety of projects, both mandatory and optional. They will learn how to research ideas, communicate designs and follow plans/protocols accurately.

 

Metalworking 11

Metalworking 11 is a continuation of Metalworking 10. Students’ skills and knowledge will develop further as they are challenged by new projects (or sometimes more advanced versions of previous ones). Opportunities for self-directed projects will be given to students who demonstrate a high proficiency in course content. Students will gain experience using various tools, machines and materials while learning to work safely in the shop.  They will create a variety of projects, both mandatory and optional. They will learn how to research ideas, communicate designs and follow plans/protocols accurately.

 

Metalworking 12

Metalworking 12 is a continuation of Metalworking 11. Students’ skills and knowledge will develop further as they are challenged by new projects (or sometimes more advanced versions of previous ones). Opportunities for self-directed projects will be given to students who demonstrate a high proficiency in course content.  Students will gain experience using various tools, machines and materials while learning to work safely in the shop. They will create a variety of projects, both mandatory and optional. They will learn how to research ideas, communicate designs and follow plans/protocols accurately.

 

 

 

 

WOODWORK

 

Woodworking 9

This course will introduce students to the basics of woodworking.  Students will gain experience using various tools and machines while learning to work safely in the shop.  They will create a variety of projects, both mandatory and optional.  They will learn how to research ideas, communicate designs and follow plans/protocols accurately.

 

Woodworking 10

Woodworking 10 is a continuation of Woodworking 9.  Students’ skills and knowledge will develop further as they are challenged by new projects (or sometimes more advanced versions of previous ones).   Opportunities for self-directed projects will be given to students who demonstrate a high proficiency in course content.  Students will gain experience using various tools and machines while learning to work safely in the shop.  They will create a variety of projects, both mandatory and optional.  They will learn how to research ideas, communicate designs and follow plans/protocols accurately.

 

Woodworking 11

Woodworking 11 is a continuation of Woodworking 10. Students’ skills and knowledge will develop further as they are challenged by new projects (or sometimes more advanced versions of previous ones). Opportunities for self-directed projects will be given to students who demonstrate a high proficiency in course content.  Students will gain experience using various tools and machines while learning to work safely in the shop. They will create a variety of projects, both mandatory and optional. They will learn how to research ideas, communicate designs and follow plans/protocols accurately.

 

Woodworking 12

Woodworking 12 is a continuation of Woodworking 11. Students’ skills and knowledge will develop further as they are challenged by new projects (or sometimes more advanced versions of previous ones). Opportunities for self-directed projects will be given to students who demonstrate a high proficiency in course content. Students will gain experience using various tools and machines while learning to work safely in the shop. They will create a variety of projects, both mandatory and optional. They will learn how to research ideas, communicate designs and follow plans/protocols accurately.