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Course Title: Computer Aided Design Credit 1.0
Value:
Course Number: 108429 Term(s) Full Year
Offered:
Prerequisite(s): Completion of Geometry Open to 10, 11, 12
Grades:
Description: This course is designed to give a better understanding to those students who plan to go on in the field of
engineering and architecture or want to develop computer generated movies. This course introduces each student to the
many uses of CAD (Computer-Aided Design). Each student will have extensive experience with AutoCAD, Inventor,
AutoCAD Architecture, Revit and 3DS Max software. Two-dimensional and three-dimensional designs will be created and
produced. Three-dimensional renderings will be produced and the world of solid modeling and computer generated
animations will also be introduced.
Course Title: Engineering Design Credit 1.0
Value:
Course Number: 108519 Term(s) Full Year
Offered:
Prerequisite(s): Completion of Computer Aided Design or Introduction Open to 10, 11, 12
to Engineering Design (PLTW) with a 70% or higher Grades:
Description: This course is designed to give a better understanding to those students who plan to go on into the field of
engineering or to the student who plans to enter the industrial force as a future draftsman or designer. Through the use of
computer-aided design, mechanical drawing, orthographic projection, sectioning, auxiliary views, and isometric drawings
will be created. As students work on these units they learn how to convey ideas and detail to other people and understand
and interpret the ideas of others. Students develop a set of detailed working drawing. and are introduced to solid modeling
and creating 3-D objects to solve various problems.
Course Title: Architectural Design Credit 1.0
Value:
Course Number: 108539 Term(s) Full Year
Offered:
Prerequisite(s): Completion of Computer Aided Design with a 70% or Open to 11, 12
higher Grades:
Description: This course is an introduction into architectural drafting using AutoCAD Architecture or Revit. Building
materials and construction principles are expressed using developed plans and construction procedures. Students study
construction techniques and develop floor plans, foundation plans, roof plans, wall sections, and elevations of a home. A
3D exterior model is produced which includes a walk-thru video.
Course Title: Advanced Architecture Credit 1.0
Value:
Course Number: 108550 Term(s) Full Year
Offered:
Prerequisite(s): Completion of Architectural Design or Civil Engineering Open to 12
and Architecture (PLTW) with a 70% or higher Grades:
Description: Advanced Architectural Design is designed to provide the student with further advanced problem solving
activities related to architectural design. Students develop the ability to think creatively and critically towards the design
and problem solving processes. Various scenarios and issues are given to the students to solve which require ideas and
solutions, testing solutions and the development of plans using AutoCAD Architecture. Plumbing, electrical, HVAC
layouts and small models of their solutions may be created. Students enter an architectural design competition to
potentially win a $1500 scholarship.
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