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ELECTIVE COURSE OFFERINGS AT A GLANCE

   Elective course are arranged by discipline (type of elective credit granted).  Disciplines are:;  Career Cluster/Workplace Readiness, Fine Arts, Language Arts/World Languages, Math [courses do not grant a math credit].  Physical Education/Health, Science, Social Studies, and Technlogy.
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      Course Number  State Course ID Course Title         Course Description              May Be   Grade Level  Credit  Fall  Spring  Grad   Odd Grad   Prerequisites
                                                                                          Applied*                                  Years
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                                        THE COURSE WILL provide advanced training in technical theatre skills. It
                                        will allow students to focus on technical areas of interest as they are given
                                        hands-on roles as crew leaders.
                            Technical Theater  STUDENTS WILL serve in various leadership roles and be responsible for   Fine Arts or   0.5 credit   Technical Theater
        166800      11124121                                                                       10 - 12  Semester   X    X    X    X
                            III         the lighting, sound, construction and technical support of Performing Arts   Technology                II
                                        Center activities. Students will progress through the technical theatre   course
                                        program and will be assessed based upon a standard set of expectations for
                                        their grade level.




                                        THE COURSE WILL provide advanced training in technical theatre skills. It
                                        will allow students to focus on technical areas of interest as they are given
                                        hands-on roles as crew leaders.
                            Technical Theater  STUDENTS WILL serve in various leadership roles and be responsible for   Fine Arts or   0.5 credit   Technical Theater
        166900      11124121                                                                       10 - 12  Semester   X    X    X    X
                            IV          the lighting, sound, construction and technical support of Performing Arts   Technology  course        III
                                        Center activities. Students will progress through the technical theatre
                                        program and will be assessed based upon a standard set of expectations for
                                        their grade level.

                                        THIS COURSE WILL begin to instruct those students who desire
                                        a career in audio recording, radio production, television, theater, or
                                        filmmaking. The class will explore the audio and video techniques used in the
                                        broadcast industry. The class will begin to understand and examine the
                            Video / Audio   language of video and audio production.  STUDENTS WILL begin to learn   Fine Arts or   0.5 credit
        167000      11727121                                                                       9 - 12  Semester   X          X    X       None
                            Production I  the art of recording and reproducing audio and video in digital and analogue   Technology
                                        formats. Students will learn the rudiments of producing video, television   course
                                        programming, and the techniques required for setting up audio equipment for
                                        live productions and for the audio-for-video process through the hands-on
                                        portion of the class.











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