Grades: 11-12 1 year 1.0 credit Prerequisite: Passing grade in Materials Engineering I This course provides students with an opportunity to continue their study in the fields of Materials Engineering. Through academic and laboratory exercises in individually selected areas, students will apply present scientific knowledge and industrial techniques to explore and experiment in the design and production of both practical and creative metal products. This course would be ideal for students considering metal or metal-related careers. *This class is an elective requiring material for projects which become the personal property at the conclusion of the course and student’s the student is required to assume the cost of the materials or supplies. 570 MATERIALS ENGINEERING III (Elective) – Grade: 12 1 year credit Prerequisite: Passing grade in Materials Engineering II This course is offered to students who are planning to pursue a career in metal industries or related areas along with students who want to expand their knowledge and skills in areas of metal technology. This class will provide students with the opportunity to apply their scientific and creative skills to design and produce both simplistic and complex metal products. Along with this, students will study the great minds of industry and their contributions. They will also explore the opportunities in metal and related industries and their qualifications needed for employment. *This class is an elective requiring material for projects which become the personal property at the student’s conclusion of the course and the student is required to assume the cost of the materials or supplies. 571 ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT I (Elective) – Grades: 10-12 1 year 1.0 credit Engineering Design and Development offers students the opportunity to analyze current technologies to the impacts they have on society and the environment through various hands on activities in the fields of Construction, Manufacturing, Communications, Transportation, and Bio-Technology. Students will use critical and reflective thinking skills to clarify the issues before informed decisions will be made. Students will leave with the abilities to select and use energy and power technologies to solve real world problems. *This class is an elective requiring material for projects which become the personal property at the conclusion of the course and the student is student’s required to assume the cost of the materials or supplies. 572 ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT II (Elective) –
Grades: 11-12 1 year 1.0 credit Prerequisite: Passing grade in Materials Engineering I This course provides students with an opportunity to continue their study in the fields of Materials Engineering. Through academic and laboratory exercises in individually selected areas, students will apply present scientific knowledge and industrial techniques to explore and experiment in the design and production of both practical and creative metal products. This course would be ideal for students considering metal or metal-related careers. *This class is an elective requiring material for projects which become the student’s personal property at the conclusion of the course and the student is required to assume the cost of the materials or supplies. 570 – MATERIALS ENGINEERING III (Elective) Grade: 12 1 year credit Prerequisite: Passing grade in Materials Engineering II This course is offered to students who are planning to pursue a career in metal industries or related areas along with students who want to expand their knowledge and skills in areas of metal technology. This class will provide students with the opportunity to apply their scientific and creative skills to design and produce both simplistic and complex metal products. Along with this, students will study the great minds of industry and their contributions. They will also explore the opportunities in metal and related industries and their qualifications needed for employment. *This class is an elective requiring material for projects which become the student’s personal property at the conclusion of the course and the student is required to assume the cost of the materials or supplies. 571 – ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT I (Elective) Grades: 10-12 1 year 1.0 credit Engineering Design and Development offers students the opportunity to analyze current technologies to the impacts they have on society and the environment through various hands on activities in the fields of Construction, Manufacturing, Communications, Transportation, and Bio-Technology. Students will use critical and reflective thinking skills to clarify the issues before informed decisions will be made. Students will leave with the abilities to select and use energy and power technologies to solve real world problems. *This class is an elective requiring material for projects which become the student’s personal property at the conclusion of the course and the student is required to assume the cost of the materials or supplies. 572 – ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT II (Elective)
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