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TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION continued

         Computer Gaming & 3-D Modeling                        Specialty Tech Lab Computer Gaming
         May sign up for one, or two in sequential order.      Course Numbers:  015101, 015102, 015103
         Prerequisites:  A–None  B–Computer Gaming & 3-D Modeling A   Prerequisites: Computer  Gaming  &  3-D  Modeling  A  &  B
         Fulfills Graduation Requirement for:  Elective and Fine Arts   and  instructor approval.
         Grade Level:  9-12                                    Note:   May  register  for  one  or  more  trimesters.  Lab  may

           Computer Gaming & 3-D Modeling A                   be  repeated  with  higher  level  objectives  written  for  each
         Course Number : 012501                                specialty  interest.   Indicate  trimester  preference  by  course
                                                               number.
                                                                       May not be offered all trimesters.
         Course  Description:    This course is an introduction to the design and
         computer  skills  needed  to  create  graphics,  animations,  and  video   Fulfills Graduation Requirement for:  Elective and Fine Arts
         games. Students will gain experience and skill working with 3D modeling  Grade Level:  9-12
         software  to  model  and  print  objects,  scenes,  and  humanoids  like  the
         movies and video games they spend hours watching and playing.   In   Course  Description:  This course is designed for the student who
         addition, this course will use video game building software to combine   would  like  to  further  develop  his  or  her  skills  in  a  given  technology
         characters  and  environments  into  simple  games  students  can  take   course.  The student and the instructor will develop a contract which will
         home. All software can be downloaded for free and placed on a home   outline in detail the objectives for the term.  The student will be expected
         PC.                                                   to work independently, using the instructor as a guide.

           Computer Gaming & 3-D Modeling B                   Digital Photography
         Course Number:  012502                                Course Number:  012900
         Course  Description:  This course is a chance to continue building the   Prerequisites:  None
         design and computer skills needed to create graphics, animations, and
         video games. Students will gain higher level experience and skill working   Fulfills Graduation Requirement for:  Elective and Fine Arts
         with 3D modeling software to edit complex shapes, textures, UV maps,   Grade Level:  9-12
         and environments. We will use current video game building software to
         combine  characters  and  environments  and  mimic  the  collaborative   Course  Description:   Learn the history of photography, the features
         process needed to execute game production. Completion of Gaming and   and operations of a digital camera, and basic photography skills.  You
         3D Modeling A is required. All software can be downloaded for free and   will also learn how to upload and correct images, proper techniques for
         placed on a home PC.                                  storage and options for presentation.

         Computer Gaming & 3-D Modeling Blended                Digital Photography Blended
         May sign up for one, or two in sequential order.      Course Number:  014900
         Prerequisites:  A–None  B–Computer Gaming & 3-D Modeling A   Note:  See page 5 for more information.
         Fulfills Graduation Requirement for:  Elective and Fine Arts   Prerequisites:  None
         Grade Level:  9-12                                    Fulfills Graduation Requirement for:  Elective and Fine Arts
         Blended courses personalize instruction so that students may accelerate
         their learning. Students incorporate their personal goals for gaming and   Grade Level:  9-12
         3D modeling to customize course objectives and have the opportunity to  Blended courses personalize instruction so that students may accelerate
         move  forward  to  new  objectives  after  demonstrating  mastery.  The  their learning. Students incorporate their personal goals for gaming and
         instructor  will  facilitate  learning  through  teacher-led  instruction,  3D modeling to customize course objectives and have the opportunity to
         collaborative  group  learning,  and  independent  learning  through  move  forward  to  new  objectives  after  demonstrating  mastery.  The
         Schoology. If you are a student who enjoys learning at your own pace  instructor  will  facilitate  learning  through  teacher-led  instruction,
         and are comfortable with technology, this course is for you.   collaborative  group  learning,  and  independent  learning  through
                                                               Schoology. If you are a student who enjoys learning at your own pace
           Computer Gaming & 3-D Modeling A Blended           and are comfortable with technology, this course is for you.
         Course Number : 012701                                Course Description:  See Digital Photography
         Course Description:  See Computer Gaming and 3-D Modeling  A
                                                               Photography B: Digital and Darkroom Photography
           Computer Gaming & 3-D Modeling B Blended
         Course Number:  012702                                Course Number:  046402
         Course Description:  See Computer Gaming and 3-D Modeling B     See Visual Art department section of this handbook.
                                                               Photography C:  Combining New Media
                                                               Course Number:  046403
                                                                 See Visual Art department section of this handbook.

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