This full year course designed to provide drafting students with information and practical experiences needed for the development of job related competencies. Teaching methods to be used will include lecture, demonstrations, audio visuals, videos, tapes, field trips and use of other innovative relevant resources. Metalworking Woodworking These wonderful coat racks were constructed in mass production fashion by Mr. Haas'6th hour Introduction to Industry class. The students used new technologies like the computer controlled wood router known as the shopbot to engrave the Hornet on the top portion of the project. Electronics A lab of 24 computers is available for computer-aided electronic design.
Students first design their project using computer software.
The software allows the students to perform preliminary simulations which will catch some design flaws. Once the design passes simulation, the student builds a prototype using a breadboard. Mr Alwardt aids in debugging component problems. This full year course is designed to inform students about today's industrial world and the kinds of industries we have in our region and that we will be offering programs in. It is designed to expose students to a variety of occupations and provide minimum basic skills development that will enable students to make meaningful decisions about which Industrial Occupation area to pursue.