Lockport Township High School District 205 2021-2022 Course Catalog

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ELECTRICITY/ELECTRONICS - TE1216Length of Course:One SemesterCredit:.5 CreditGrade Placement: 10, 11, 12Prerequisite:NoneState Code:21052A002Course Description: Introduction to electricity: 120 volt AC wiring including: single pole, 3-way and lighting circuits. Students will learn pipe-bending procedures. Electronics: Fundamentalsof resistors, capacitors, diodes and transistors, basic soldering, ability to build various projects on your own breadboard. All DC circuits.ENGINEERING DESIGN - TE1219Length of Course:One YearCredit:1.0 CreditGrade Placement: 10, 11, 12Prerequisite:CAD or PLTW Introduction to Design recommendedState Code:21106A001Course Description: This course is developed for students preparing for college or technical school in engineering and related fields. Topics include 2D and 3D Computer aided drafting(CAD), materials, graphic representation of designs, prototypes of designs, and problem solving techniques. All course material will be applied through hands-on practical problem solvingand real world design projects. Students in grades 11 and 12 may be able to earn dual credit through Joliet Junior College.ENGINEERING ROBOTICS – TE1249Length of Course:One YearCredit:1.0 CreditGrade Placement: 10, 11, 12Prerequisite:NoneState Code:21009A000Course Description: This course provides students with an introduction to Robotic Engineering. Hands-on activities in building and programming robots will allow students to apply problemsolving, math and science concepts in the solving of engineering problems. Current use of robots in various industries as well as the possible future of robotics will also be explored.ENTREPRENEURSHIP - TE1222Length of Course:One YearCredit:1.0 CreditGrade Placement: 10, 11, 12Prerequisite:NoneState Code:12053A001Course Description: Students will develop basic entrepreneurship skills, as well as production skills necessary for the actual small business run by the class, Porter Pride Store. The studentswill not only understand the needs of the entrepreneur-small business owner, but will also learn the application software and technical skills of a graphic design production lab. The studentswill learn how to produce banners, plaques, signs, special custom products, and vinyl stickers. The class requires the students to create a virtual small business, research well-knownentrepreneurs, market their ideas, and complete written assignments and tests.MACHINE TOOL/METALS TECHNOLOGY - TE1231Length of Course:One SemesterCredit:.5 CreditGrade Placement: 10, 11, 12Prerequisite:NoneState Code:13055A002Course Description: Learn the fundamentals of welding both Arc and MIG. Introduction to various machines: Lathe, Mill, CNC Mill, band saw, plasma cutter, and drill press. Develop safetyskills working with sheet metal. Students will develop the ability to cut, bend, and spot-weld your own project.MACHINE TOOL/METALS TECHNOLOGY – ADVANCED –TE1207Length of Course:One SemesterCredit:.5 CreditGrade Placement: 10, 11, 12Prerequisite:Machine Tool/Metals Technology is required & Electricity/Electronics is recommendedState Code:13055A002Course Description: This is a class in the machine tool field of study for students with a definite interest in the trade that have successfully passed Machine Tool/Metals Technology. Theoryand application is more advanced with more technical math and blueprint reading. Content will include milling machines, lathes, MIG, TIG, Arc welding, and fabrication of multi-part jobsrequiring precision alignment.23
PROJECT LEAD THE WAY (PLTW): INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING DESIGN - TE2249Length of Course:One YearCredit:1.0 CreditGrade Placement: 9Prerequisite:NoneState Code:21006A001Course Description: This PLTW STEM course will provide students with a foundational engineering and design course. Students will learn the fundamentals of the engineering designprocess by linking STEM principles to real-world problem solving in various engineering career fields. This course requires a strong writing component as students are required to maintainan Engineering Notebook. This rigorous course requires self-motivation.STEM EXPLORATION – TE2235Length of Course:One YearCredit:1.0 CreditGrade Placement: 9Prerequisite:NoneState Code:21052A002Course Description: Provides a foundation in the development of problem solving, creativity and innovation in the STEM fields. This is a hands-on exploratory level course, with the intentto introduce knowledge and skills needed in various Technology/STEM occupations. This course will provide students with insight into their interests and abilities related to the STEM field.Topics include Engineering Concepts, Electricity/Electronics, Robotics, Transportation, and Energy/Power.3D DESIGN AND ANIMATION - TE1204Length of Course:One YearCredit:1.0 CreditGrade Placement: 10, 11, 12Prerequisite:CAD RecommendedState Code:10201A002Course Description: This course is designed to introduce students to the high tech field of computer animation and three-dimensional designs used in such industries as game development,architectural and engineering walk-through animated movies, and videos. Topics include 2D and 3D drawing, compound object creation, lighting, cameras, backgrounds, materials, specialeffects, and computer animation. Students will use 3D Studio Max software, 2D and 3D scanners, 2D and 3D plotters (additive manufacturing for model creation), and digital cameras tocomplete scenes and animations.24
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