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Aviation and Aerospace Technology
is designed to provide students with knowledge, skills, and values
necessary to be successful in the field of aviation and aerospace,
instill self-direction, develop lifelong learning strategies, and
develop an awareness of the global community and their
responsibility to it.
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Direct Entry
Level
2 Year Degree
- Airport manager
- Air Traffic Control
- Ticket sales
- Food services
- Flight attendant
- Flight dispatcher
- Baggage Handler
4 Year Degree
PILOT
Private/
Commercial
Navigators
AEROSPACE ENGINEERS
Aerspace
Civil
Mechanical
Meteorological
Architecture
Chemical
HUMAN FACTORS
Safety
Psychology
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Aviation and
Aerospace Technology
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9th |
10th` |
11th |
12th |
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*Aerospace
I |
*Aerospace II |
*Aerospace
III |
*Aerospace
Dual Enrollment (ERAU) |
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Drafting I |
Drafting
II |
Drafting
III |
Elective |
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English I |
English II |
English
III |
*English
IV |
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*Geometry
IH |
Math |
Math |
Math |
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Biology I
/IH |
A Physical
Science |
*Principles of Technology I /II |
Earth
Space Science Elective |
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World
History I/IH |
* American
History I/IH |
Social
Studies elective |
Economics/Government H/AP |
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Physical
Education /Personal Fitness |
Elective |
Elective |
Elective |
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Health /
Critical Thinking in Reading |
Elective |
Elective |
Elective |
No Prerequisite
This course (the first of
three in the aerospace program) is designed to familiarize students
with a foundation of knowledge and technically-oriented experiences
in the study of aerospace and its effect upon our lives and the
choosing of an occupation. The content and activities include the
study of entrepreneurship, safety, and leadership skills. The
program focuses on transferable skills and stresses understanding
and demonstrating the technological tools, machines, instruments,
materials, processes and systems in business and industry.
Prerequisite (AERO I)
This second course in the
Aerospace Program will focus on the student's exploration of the
skills needed for non-flying careers in aviation. These positions
are an integral part of the aviation and aerospace industry. The
curriculum is designed to provide students with needed skills in the
areas of Airport Management, Customer Service, Air Traffic Control,
as well as the human factors including Safety and Meteorology.
Prerequisite (AERO II)
This course of study
provides classroom instruction, simulator training and flight
training for private pilot evaluation and certification in a single
engine airplane in accordance with FAA standards. In addition to
Pilot/Navigator, instruction requirements for careers in
Engineering such as: Aerospace, Mechanical and Meteorology will also
be explored.
Production Technology and Construction |
Production Technology
(1 credit)
8600540/XNJ
No Prerequisite
This course is designed for the beginning shop students, and provides basic knowledge, skills, and attitudes related to the technology of changing materials into useful products. Shop tools and machines are used. A $5 lab fee covers consumable supplies.
Construction Technology II
(1 credit)
8600720/XMC
Prerequisite: Construction Tech I
This course is designed to provide an advanced in-depth program of study and hands on activities related to the technology of designing, planning, and constructing a structure on site. FEE $15.00
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Construction Technology I
(1 credit)
8600710/XMB
Prerequisite: No Prerequisite
This course includes introduction in activities such as the safe use of construction tools, machines, and equipment; basic carpentry; masonry; concrete; architectural plans; electrical wiring; plumbing; occupational information; consumer information; employability skills; leadership skills; and innovative materials and techniques. Students will participate in activities designed to provide a foundation of knowledge and basic skills related to designing, planning, and constructing a structure on a site. FEE $15.00
Construction Technology III
(1 credit)
8600730/XMD
Prerequisite: Construction Tech II
This course provides students with advanced individual study related to the technology of construction. Each student must have an individual study plan cooperatively organized with the teacher, or the teacher must have a written lesson outline for this course. FEE $15.00 |
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Production Technology/Construction