Basic principles of solid-state electronics are included to enable students to install, repair, and replace operational systems. The Health Careers program aids students in making career choices in health related services in a wide variety of settings. The Health Occupations core provides basic skills, knowledge and attitudes common to present and emerging health occupations. The program combines classroom theory with practical experience at a local hospitality site. On site training allows the students to be exposed to all aspects of the industry with professionals to help develop and apply necessary skills.
Emphasis is placed on both industry and communication skills.
I is designed to provide a broad survey of computer hardware, networking, the Internet, the Windows operating system, Microsoft Office applications and HTML programming for web page design. Information Technology II provides programming in the Visual Basic language, Windows NT Server Administration, advanced Windows 98 operating system concepts and advanced Microsoft Office applications. Through instruction and hands-on learning, students develop skills in such areas as plant identification, site analysis, design factors, reading of blueprints, proper use and maintenance of tools and equipment, greenhouse management, and floral arrangement. Basic sales, marketing, shop management, and customer relations skills will also be developed. Machine Tool Operations Students receive training in machine tool setup and operation procedures of the most commonly used equipment in modern machine shops.