ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
– Hoover High School

Grade 11 – Architecture and Design I Grade 12 – Architecture and Design II

Architecture and Design I: Fee $30.00
This Architecture and Design program concentrates on developing specific skills needed to prepare students for future education in the fields of Architecture and Designs (residential and commercial structures), Interior Design (redesign), or Industrial Design (designing various consumer products and furniture.) No previous art, mechanical drawing. Or shop experience is necessary to enroll. All skills will be taught, demonstrated, practiced, and mastered in the classroom setting.

Architecture and Design II: Fee Approximately $70.00 and $20.00 Skills USA Fee
This senior program provides three periods daily of additional learning experiences in architecture and design areas. Students who have demonstrated developed skills and have their instructor’s approval may be placed in an early placement workstation under the supervision of a highly trained supervisor during the second semester if a position is available. Second year students will also learn basic design techniques and concepts by completing instructor assigned projects. They will then use these skills and choose many of their own projects to complete throughout the rest of the year. By the time students complete the Architecture and Design course, they will also have put together a portfolio of their work to aid in the college application and scholarship process.

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ENGINEERING MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES
– Massillon Washington High School
   • Instructors: Mr. Mark Kircher
   • Grade 11 – C.A.D./Machining Lab I 3 credits, Alg. II 1 credit
   • Grade 12 – Manufacturing Lab II 3 credits, Math 1 credit

This program is designed to allow students to prepare for manufacturing careers, specifically in the areas of computer aided manufacturing technologies, computer-aided design, and drafting technology. Through an integration of the Machining Technology and Drafting Engineering programs, along with existing math, science, and computer technology programs, an opportunity will be created for students to have a seamless entry into the job market and/or higher education programs and enhance their ability to develop skills that are needed in the current technologically advanced job market. The occupations related to Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing involves designing, improving, and manufacturing products that surround us and that we use every day.

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ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES
– Perry High School
   • Grade 11 – Engineering Tech Lab I
   • Grade 12 – Engineering Tech Lab I

This program is ideal for the student interested in the exciting, constantly growing, highly technical field of electricity and electronics. It is designed to prepare students for careers as Electrical Engineering Technicians or Electronics Engineering Technicians. Students are prepared for apprenticeships, job placement or military service. Eventual job opportunities could include biomedical engineering or medical systems, avionics, communications, computer repair or industrial/automated systems, and electrical maintenance. The program is centered on the technical occupational skill, and intertwined with specific college preparatory course work. It is team taught, and focused on building strong critical thinking skills and problem solving abilities using “real world” hands-on experiences.

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METAL FABRICATION
– RG Drage CTC

Grade 11
Grade 12

This program educates students in the fundamentals of the welding industry. It prepares men and women in a variety of hands-on training. The program teaches students the fundamentals of welding, which is the most common way of permanently joining metal parts, and the processes used to fabricated metal. Welding has a solid track record in technology and process advancements. Because of its strength, welding is used to construct and repair parts of ships, automobiles, spacecraft, and thousands of other manufactured products. Job prospects in this industry continue to flourish and the students of the R.G. Drage CTC Metal Fabrication program continue to be recruited from area businesses!

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PRECISION MACHINING TECHNOLOGY
– RG Drage CTC

Grade 11
Grade 12

Precision machine technicians in the metalworking industry play a very major role in producing almost every consumer product that we rely on every day, such as, making components for aerospace, automotive, or medical industries, to name a few! This state-of-the-art program uses all the latest equipment and strategies to give you skills that are current in the machining industry. During the course of the program, you will also receive extensive training on CAD/CAM and Tooling U software. Becoming proficient in this software also provides you with transferable skills that can be used in a wide variety of career fields. This program is a practical step towards a two-year or four-year degree and a lifetime career!

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WELDING AND FABRICATING I
– Alliance High School

Elective 1 year (36 weeks)
Credit: 3 (2 lab; 1 related) 15 periods per week
Grade: 11
Fees: Approx. $70.00
Reading Level: Average
Prerequisites: Junior standing, average mechanical ability, average grades. Good physical health and good eyesight.
Recommended: Industrial Arts I and Metals II

Description: Welding I is a course in the basic fundamentals of welding and blueprint development. It covers basic weld joints using different types of machines and electrodes. Oxyacetylene welding consists of fusion welding in all positions, brazing, silver soldering, hand torch burning, machine torch burning, and proper use of shop equipment. Electric arc welding consists of electric welding in all positions and an introduction to M.I.G. and T.I.G. processes. Daily emphasis is placed on attendance, safety and skill development.

WELDING AND FABRICATING II
– Alliance High School

Elective 1 year (36 weeks)
Credit: 3 (2 lab; 1 related) 15 periods per week
Grade: 12
Fees: Approx. $30.00
Reading Level: Average
Prerequisites: Satisfactory completion of Welding I

Description: Welding II is a course of specializing in advanced math, blueprint reading, and specialized welding processes consisting of the following: oxyacetylene process, torch cutting, manual and automatic burning machine, pipe welding, and out of position welding of mild steel and brazing. Electric welding processes taught are the following: arc welding, T.I.G. welding, M.I.G. welding, and plasma arc cutting. Senior welding focuses on fabrication and its related techniques. Daily emphasis is placed on attendance, safety and skill development. This program is recommended for students planning to become welders, fitters, or cutter/burning machine operators or those wishing to pursue advanced schooling in other specialty areas.

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