Programming and operation of CNC equipment Program Location: Lakeland Community College Program Teacher: Mike Proschaska (Jr. teacher) SURFCAM software E-mail: mproschaska@lakelandcc.edu 3-D solid modeling 440.525.7276 No.: Geometry and trigonometry applications 440.974.5216 Fax: Casting techniques and welding processes Dave Messer (Sr. teacher) Program Teacher: Plastics messer@mentorschools.org E-mail: Hot and cold forming of metals Phone No.: 440.525.7276 Heat treating and mechanical testing Fax: 440.974.5216 Junior Year 7:20 a.m.-11:30 a.m.* CERTIFICATIONS Senior Year 7:20 a.m.-11:30 a.m.* NOCTI (optional) *Includes Applied English and Physics Program Credits: 3/year ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Applied Academics Credit: 2/year Lakeland Community College: Up to 14 semester credits available to successful completers which include Suggested Preparation: Basic Blueprint Reading, CNC Part Programming, Intro Successful completion of Algebra I and industrial and to Computer Assisted CNC Programming, Intro to Auto career technical electives CAD, Intro to Technology and Technical Communications Academic Day: Students are enrolled in CAD/Engineering Technology, Junior Year English and physics at Lakeland Community College Manual drafting and then return to home schools for remaining AutoCAD academics. Northeast Ohio Robotics Competition Measuring tools Student Organization: Product fabrication processes Skills USA Senior Year Program Fees: Solid works $25 junior and $35 senior year Manual machining CNC programming Certificate of Completion: SURFCAM Students who have satisfactorily completed the two-year Capstone experience training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio State Department of PROGRAM INFORMATION Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. Students will also be eligible for the National Technical Mentor Host District: Honor Society. COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CIS) MENTOR HIGH PROGRAM LOCATED AT LAKELAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Software development life cycle Accounting and business applications Successful completion of the program will provide the Critical thinking development student with: Team projects and presentations Employability skills KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS Computer hardware and organization CERTIFICATIONS Computer programming Students can become certified as a Microsoft technology Database administration associate in one or more of these areas: networking, Web design and development security, server administration, database, Windows 7, Software applications
Programming and operation of CNC equipment SURFCAM software 3-D solid modeling Geometry and trigonometry applications Casting techniques and welding processes Plastics Hot and cold forming of metals Heat treating and mechanical testing CERTIFICATIONS NOCTI (optional) ARTICULATED COLLEGE CREDIT Lakeland Community College: Up to 14 semester credits available to successful completers which include Basic Blueprint Reading, CNC Part Programming, Intro to Computer Assisted CNC Programming, Intro to Auto CAD, Intro to Technology and Technical Communications Junior Year Manual drafting AutoCAD Northeast Ohio Robotics Competition Measuring tools Product fabrication processes Senior Year Solid works Manual machining CNC programming SURFCAM Capstone experience PROGRAM INFORMATION Host District: Mentor Program Location: Lakeland Community College Program Teacher: Mike Proschaska (Jr. teacher) E-mail: mproschaska@lakelandcc.edu No.: 440.525.7276 Fax: 440.974.5216 Program Teacher: Dave Messer (Sr. teacher) E-mail: messer@mentorschools.org Phone No.: 440.525.7276 Fax: 440.974.5216 Junior Year 7:20 a.m.-11:30 a.m.* Senior Year 7:20 a.m.-11:30 a.m.* *Includes Applied English and Physics Program Credits: 3/year Applied Academics Credit: 2/year Suggested Preparation: Successful completion of Algebra I and industrial and career technical electives Academic Day: Students are enrolled in CAD/Engineering Technology, English and physics at Lakeland Community College and then return to home schools for remaining academics. Student Organization: Skills USA Program Fees: $25 junior and $35 senior year Certificate of Completion: Students who have satisfactorily completed the two-year training period and who have a minimum of 90% attendance will receive the Ohio State Department of Education Career Technical Certificate of Completion. Students will also be eligible for the National Technical Honor Society. COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CIS) MENTOR HIGH PROGRAM LOCATED AT LAKELAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE PROGRAM OUTCOMES: Successful completion of the program will provide the student with: KNOWLEDGE and SKILLS Computer hardware and organization Computer programming Database administration Web design and development Software applications Software development life cycle Accounting and business applications Critical thinking development Team projects and presentations Employability skills CERTIFICATIONS Students can become certified as a Microsoft technology associate in one or more of these areas: networking, security, server administration, database, Windows 7,
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