Practical experience is gained through work with approval design projects. Architectural Drafting is a course that uses computers as the design tool. Students the following topics: house designs, individual room designs, construction drawings, specifications, and estimating. Students produce drawings that relate to each of these topics. Woodworking Technology Computer Design & Animation Course No.: 92200 Course No.: 92130 Course Length: 1 semester Course Length: 1 year Credit: 1 Credit: 2 Course Begins: Fall, Spring Course Begins: Fall Prerequisite: None Prerequisite: C average or Woodworking Technology is a course which better in any 2 of the following provides students the opportunity to study and courses: CAD I, CAD II, 2-D Art, use basic types of wood materials, hand and 3-D Art, Computer Apps. I or portable tools, industrial machines, joinery, instructor approval fastening techniques, finishing, terminology and safety. Having knowledge in these areas leads Computer Design and Animation is an advanced to well-informed consumers and crafts people. course designed to present design and It may also lead to a career in a wood-related animation fundamentals and principles. The first industry or just a possible hobby. semester emphasizes experimentation and demonstration of practical skills and applications. Units include introduction to design, research and development, and Building Construction production. Practical experience is gained through the creation of a student company, Course No.: 92210 designing and creating a product and completing Course Length: 1 semester the steps necessary to manufacture and produce Credit: 1 that product. Students will use computer design Course Begins: Fall, Spring to produce product renderings, advertisements, company logos, and short animation sequences. Prerequisite: Woodworking Technology minimum grade of C Second semester places the emphasis on and instructor approval creating 3D visualizations and animations. This is accomplished through the use of industry Building Construction will explore all areas of standard 3D Graphics software. Students will construction including residential, commercial, create an architectural rendering, an animation and civil construction. The processes of design, sequence, and a design of their own using estimating, planning and the contractor’s role in advanced techniques. Students will also gain scheduling will be included. experience in presenting their works. Architectural Drafting Course No.: Course Length: 1 year Credit: 2 Course Begins: Fall Prerequisite: CAD I and II minimum grade of C or instructor
Practical experience is gained through work with design projects. Computer Design & Animation Course No.: 92130 Course Length: 1 year Credit: 2 Course Begins: Fall Prerequisite: C average or better in any 2 of the following courses: CAD I, CAD II, 2-D Art, 3-D Art, Computer Apps. I or instructor approval Computer Design and Animation is an advanced course designed to present design and animation fundamentals and principles. The first semester emphasizes experimentation and demonstration of practical skills and applications. Units include introduction to design, research and development, and production. Practical experience is gained through the creation of a student company, designing and creating a product and completing the steps necessary to manufacture and produce that product. Students will use computer design to produce product renderings, advertisements, company logos, and short animation sequences. Second semester places the emphasis on creating 3D visualizations and animations. This is accomplished through the use of industry standard 3D Graphics software. Students will create an architectural rendering, an animation sequence, and a design of their own using advanced techniques. Students will also gain experience in presenting their works. Architectural Drafting Course No.: Course Length: 1 year Credit: 2 Course Begins: Fall Prerequisite: CAD I and II minimum grade of C or instructor approval Architectural Drafting is a course that uses computers as the design tool. Students the following topics: house designs, individual room designs, construction drawings, specifications, and estimating. Students produce drawings that relate to each of these topics. Woodworking Technology Course No.: 92200 Course Length: 1 semester Credit: 1 Course Begins: Fall, Spring Prerequisite: None Woodworking Technology is a course which provides students the opportunity to study and use basic types of wood materials, hand and portable tools, industrial machines, joinery, fastening techniques, finishing, terminology and safety. Having knowledge in these areas leads to well-informed consumers and crafts people. It may also lead to a career in a wood-related industry or just a possible hobby. Building Construction Course No.: 92210 Course Length: 1 semester Credit: 1 Course Begins: Fall, Spring Prerequisite: Woodworking Technology minimum grade of C and instructor approval Building Construction will explore all areas of construction including residential, commercial, and civil construction. The processes of design, estimating, planning and the contractor’s role in scheduling will be included.
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