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Engineering CAD 1 Course Number: 6511 Course Length: year Credits: 1.0 Fee: $20.00 Open To: freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors Engineering CAD 1 is a basic course in engineering and AutoCAD 2017 (Computer Aided Design) drawing. The purpose of this course is to achieve a competent level of proficiency in AutoCAD 2017 by demonstrating how the computer can be used as a problem-solving tool in the design process. Students will be introduced to pre-engineering principles related to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math), with an emphasis on Technology & Engineering. Students will use AutoCAD to design models which they will then construct. Model building will include Maglev cars, bridges, airplanes and earthquake towers. Prerequisite: None Engineering CAD 2 Course Number: 6521 Course Length: year Credits: 1.0 Fee: $20.00 Open To: sophomores, juniors, seniors Engineering CAD 2 is for the experienced engineering student who has taken Engineering CAD 1. The purpose of this course is to achieve a competent level of proficiency in Inventor 2017 by demonstrating how the computer can be used as a problem-solving tool in the design process. Students will further explore engineering principles introduced in ENG CAD 1. Students will use Inventor 2017 to design 3D models they can use to test and prototype ideas. Students will complete a series of projects including virtual prototyping, 3D printing, Sumo cars, and CO 2 cars. Prerequisite: Engineering CAD 1 Woodworking 2 Course Number: 6523 Course Length: year Credits: 1.0 Fee: $20.00 Open To: sophomores, juniors, and seniors This course places emphasis on advanced skill and knowledge in machine and tool use. Theoretical and practical experience in woodworking is studied. Each student will select, design and construct original projects. Prerequisite: Woodworking 1 Advanced Engineering CAD Course Number: 6540 Course Length: year Credits: 1.0 Fee: $20.00 Open To: juniors, seniors This is a course for the advanced CAD (Computer Aided Design) user. It is designed for those juniors or seniors who are planning on majoring in science, engineering, design/decorating, or technologyrelated majors in college. The purpose of the course is to achieve a competent level of proficiency in Inventor 2017 and demonstrate how the computer can be used as a problem-solving tool in the design process. The content includes advanced geometric construction, mechanical problem solving, and model construction of student designed projects. Individual study in the student’s planned college major or vocation is developed. Revit 2017 will also be reviewed. Prerequisite: Engineering CAD 1 and 2 and/or recommendation of instructor. 93
BBHHS Sample Program of Study Technology Education Required Academic, Elective and Career Technical Courses Grade English Math Science Social Studies Course Course Course 9 English 1 Algebra I Science Foundations American History Health/PE Woodworking I Engineering CAD I 10 English 2 Geometry Biology World History Physical Education Woodworking II Engineering CAD II 11 English 3 Algebra II/ Trigonometry 12 English 4 Pre-Calculus Physics Chemistry Robotics Government/ Economics Sample Career Options Fundamentals of Business Managing Your Personal Finances World Language I Advanced Engineering CAD World Language II Architectural CAD Entry Level Sample Career Options Construction Trades Manufacturing Military Service Associate Degree Sample Career Options CAD Technician Building Maintenance Information Management Landscape Designer Bachelor Degree Sample Career Options Public Administration Engineer Architect Industrial Management Facilities Management 94
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TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATI
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COURSE CHANGES Planning a schedule
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CAREER CENTER ENROLLMENT The Cuyaho
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High School Academic Diploma with H
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SATISFACTORY/UNSATISFACTORY OPTION
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Student Requirements and Responsibi
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BBHHS ART (See Sample Program of St
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Drawing Course Number: 7021 Course
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CVCC Career Field Arts & Communicat
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CVCC Sample Program of Study Arts &
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BBHHS BUSINESS The Business Educati
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Business Law Course Number: 6030 Co
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BBHHS ENGLISH (See Program of Study
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AP English Language and Composition
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Creative Writing 1 Course Number: 1
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CVCC Career Field Education & Train
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