8101: Principles of Engineering (POE - PLTW) (1 credit PAR, Gr. 10-12, 0.5 weighted)

Prerequisite: Introduction to Engineering and Design

Recommended Concurrent Courses: Algebra II

This course explores the wide variety of careers in engineering, technology systems, and manufacturing processes.  Using activities, projects and problems, students learn first-hand how engineers and technicians use math, science and technology in an engineering problem-solving process to benefit people. PLTW is a nationally recognized engineering curriculum being offered through the Independence School District. Ask your advisor or guidance counselor about information regarding PLTW or go to www.pltw.org.

8131: General Metals (1 credit PAR, Gr. 9-12)

This fundamental course in metals is designed to give the student a basic understanding of tools, materials, and processes of the metal working industry. Problem solving experiences will be provided in the areas of sheet metal, wrought iron, welding, and machine shop work on the lathe, mill, shaper, drill press, and finishing areas. CNC machines will be introduced in this class. Required: Safety glasses.

8133: Advanced Metals (2 credits/2 periods PAR, Gr. 10-12)

Prerequisite: General Metals

This advanced course in metals is designed to give the student a more in-depth understanding of tools, materials, and processes of the metal working industry. Problem solving experiences will be provided in the areas of the sheet metal, wrought iron, welding, and machine shop work on the lathe, mill, drill press, and finishing areas. The use of CNC machines will also be included in this course.

NEW: Industrial Engineering I (4 credit PAR, Gr. 11-12)

NEED DESCRIPTION

NEW: Industrial Engineering II (4 credit PAR, Gr. 12)

NEED DESCRIPTION