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Lab Fee: $45.00 Per Semester (Lab fee covers all DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION 1
course required lumber. Any additional lumber will
require student to purchase separately.)
ENGINEERING DRAWING 1
(Semester course ½ credit, Grades 9- 12)
This is a survey course that deals with the
fundamentals of basic engineering concepts and
tools. This course is designed for those students
interested in pursuing a career in engineering,
architecture or design. Students will engage in
sketching, mechanical drawing, 2D-CAD, 3-D
imaging and be introduced to the design process
and prototypes.
Lab Fee: $5.00.
ENGINEERING DRAWING 2
(Semester, ½ credit, Grades 9- 12)
Prerequisite: Completion of Engineering Drawing 1
This course has a main focus on the “Design
Process” and prototypes. Students will use the skills
they developed in Engineering Drawing 1 to design,
create and test prototypes and models related to
the engineering field along with a 3-D architecture
software program. This course will be divided
between the classroom and lab with a large portion
of time spent on construction type activities.
Students will be introduced to specific areas of the
field which include, civil, mechanical, architectural
and structural engineering. Industrial equipment
will be used in this course in the creation of models
and prototypes.
Lab Fee: $5.00
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(Semester, 1/2 credit, Grades 9-12)
Prerequisite: None
Meets HHS fine art requirement
Are you interested in writing and creating short
videos or movies, or learning how to use video and
audio equipment, or learning how to use
professional editing software? Then Video
Production may be the course for you. This is an
introductory level class where students will learn a
variety of skills including: video composition, audio,
storyboarding, and script development, lighting,
scene staging, and keying (green screen). The
students will also learn how to edit and produce a
video using Adobe Premiere. Students will develop
a basic understanding of the various formats
associated with both digital video and digital audio
technology. Students will be given instruction on
equipment/software operation and ongoing
guidance as projects progress. Upon completion,
students will be able to demonstrate production
skills and techniques as it relates to producing video
for a variety of audiences. Example projects will
include music videos,
instructional school
videos, documentaries,
commercials. The course
will end with students
writing, filming, and
producing a short movie
or episode. Digital Video
Production meets the
HHS Fine Art
requirement.
ADVANCED DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION
(Semester, 1/2 credit, Grades 9-12)
Prerequisite: Digital Video Production I
Meets HHS fine art requirement
This class builds on the knowledge and skills gained
in Video Production I. The class will be run in
cooperation with the local TV station (HCTV), which
is located in the high school. Students will assist