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AUTO MECHANICS CONSTRUCTION I
Course ID: TEE3062 Course ID: TEE2031
Prerequisite: Small Engine Technology (C- or higher) Prerequisite: None
Credit: 1/2 (Semester 2) Credit: 1/2 (Semester 1)
Grades: 11-12 Grades: 10-12
Description: This course will concern itself with the technology and Description: (Formerly Prep Trades) Are you looking for a course that
systems found in the modern automobile. Besides automobile engine not only offers some of the most practical knowledge in school but
(expanding on what was covered in Small Engine Technology) the also gives you experience in many different construction trades? If so,
braking systems, drive train, suspension, and accessory systems will make certain your plans include Construction I, a course designed to
be covered. Students will perform work on automobiles engines and teach you about the many different skills, facts, and trades involved
components found in the shop. This course is intended to give in the construction of a home. You will receive basic training in
students a foundation to perform routine auto maintenance. Units of concrete flat work and masonry work, rough and finish carpentry,
Study include: Basic Maintenance; Braking System; Drive Train; layout, electrical wiring and much more. If you are not certain about
Suspension System; Electronic System; Ignition System; and Power your career or if you are thinking about building your own home
Train. someday, this course is a first step must. Instructor approval is
required for students who have not taken previous industrial
BASIC HOME & AUTO MAINTENANCE education courses; however, students with previous industrial
Course ID: TEE2062 education will be given top priority. Students will work in teams to
th
Prerequisite: Driver’s License by 4 Quarter build a full scale model of a house using actual house plans and
Credit: 1/2 (Semester 2) complete unit projects in other major areas of construction trades.
Grades: 10-12
Description: This course is intended for students who have very CONSTRUCTION II
limited knowledge about automobile and home maintenance. Basic
Home and Auto Maintenance focuses on basic knowledge and skills Course ID: TEE2132
required to perform common automotive and household Prerequisite: Construction I (formerly Prep Trades)
1/2 (Semester 2)
Credit:
maintenance and repair tasks. Students will develop practical, hands- Grades: 10-12
on skills as well as basic knowledge required for money-saving
maintenance on homes and vehicles. Students will develop an Description: (Formerly Construction Trades) Do you have any interest
understanding for the basic systems in both a house and a vehicle. in understanding how a residential house is constructed? Construction
II offers an opportunity for students to explore the different skills and
Common home repairs such as drywall repair, painting, basic trades that are associated with building a residential house. Students
plumbing, and basic electrical skills will be addressed. Tasks and will work on modules that represent all aspects of a residential house.
concepts for auto maintenance include changing wiper blades and Students will also have the opportunity to earn an industry recognized
light bulbs, proper washing and waxing knowledge, changing a flat
tire and changing oil. Each student will perform the above tasks certification, OSHA 10. Units of study will include Blueprint Reading,
throughout the course. In this course, time will be devoted to such Roof Construction, Exterior Finishing, Drywall, Electrical, Plumbing, and
Project Estimation.
questions as: what car or home best fits your needs, where to find
that car or home, and how to finance the purchase.
CONSTRUCTION III |*NEW
BIG IDEA (INNOVATION, DESIGN, ENGINEERING Course ID: TEE3031
& ART LEVEL 2) Prerequisite: Construction II (formerly Construction Trades)
2.0 (Semester 1)
Credit:
Course ID: TEE1051 OR TEE1052 Grades: 11-12
Prerequisite: IDEA, $25 Supply Fee Description: The Capstone course in the construction pathway. Gain the
Credit: 1/2 (Semester 1 or 2) knowledge and experience of a full time home builder in Construction
Grades: 9-12 III. You will fine tune your skills learned in Construction II while on a job
Description: BIG IDEA picks up where IDEA leaves off. Students site building an actual house. Working with a general contractor from
looking to continue the exploration of Digital Fabrication and use of the area you will work hand in hand with subcontractors everyday,
technology should sign up for this course. In BIG IDEA students will giving you the chance to explore a possible career path after high
learn more in depth skills revolving around the equipment in the school. Students must apply and be accepted into this course, and must
Innovation Center in addition to electronics production, embroidery have availability in their schedule for 1A/2A and 1B/2B as this course
and screen printing. Students will have an opportunity to take the runs daily every morning for the first semester.
skills learned in IDEA and build on them exploring projects of their
choosing. Individually chosen projects will be a cornerstone of this
class. Students who successfully complete IDEA + BIG IDEA may use
these classes in place of PLTW classes to enter the senior capstone
Engineering Design and Development class their senior year.