Course Description:

2431/2432 - TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY (S/Y) (AUTO TECH 1 – 2)
This course will provide a beginning student an understanding of the automobile.  Problems studied will include engine components, maintenance, cooling, electrical, lubrication, and other support systems.  One-half unit of credit will be given for each semester completed.

2433/2434 - TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY (S/Y) (Auto Tech 3 - 4)
This course is designed to offer three levels.  Each level will consist of a full year of instruction. Students will explore various elements of the auto including brake systems, steering, suspension, tires, power train, and explore the elements of an auto as well as diagnose the problems making necessary repairs.  One-half unit of credit will be given for each semester completed.

2440 - DRAFTING (Y)
The drafting program is set up to provide instruction in architectural drafting, technical drafting and advanced drafting.  Each area consists of a full year of instruction.  Basic drafting instruction is a part of each program for those students who do not have previous drafting experience.  Each drafting program includes experiences in computer drafting, modeling, and problem solving.  Students who wish to enroll in technical, architectural and advanced drafting should enroll in this course.  

2441 – ADVANCED DRAFTING (Y)
Prerequisite:  Drafting or Teacher Recommendation
Advanced drafting is a two-semester course for those students who have completed Drafting and are referred by the teacher.  Advanced problems selected by students might include engineering, architectural, aerospace, electrical, mapping, plumbing, or other relevant areas of drafting.  One half unit of credit will be given for each semester.

2442 – TECHNICAL DRAFTING (Y)
Prerequisite:  Drafting or Teacher Recommendation
Technical Drafting is a two-semester course designed for the study of basic technical drafting areas.  The course involves detailed drawings of machine parts, exploded views, threads, fasteners, gears, cam, and other advanced problems.  The study is a continuation of the engineering and technical topics covered in Drafting.

2444 – ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING (Y)
Architectural Drafting is a two-semester course designed for the study of house and building design.  The students will design a complete set of house plans to meet national building codes.  Students wishing to get a head start on college architectural studies should take this course.  One half unit of credit is given for each semester.

2471 - PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY WOODS 1 (Y)      Cost:  $15
This is a semester/year course designed to introduce the student to basic woodworking.  The course will involve project organization, planning, construction, and related skills.  The class is intended for grades 10-12 and one-half unit of credit will be given for each semester this course is taken. 

2472 - PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY WOODS 2 (Y)
Prerequisite:  Woods 1  Cost:  $15
This is a two-semester course that will involve individualized work for designing, planning, and construction of complex wood projects such as furniture, cabinet making, and desks. 

2473 – PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY WOODS 3 (Y)
Prerequisite:  Woods 1 & 2 11^th & 12^th grades
Cost is based upon project selection Woods 3 is a two-semester course designed to expand skills in the area of furniture construction, cabinet making, and other related woods fields.  The course involves major projects along with other special projects designed, planned and constructed in the shop.  Students must provide their own tape measures.

2474 – PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY WOODS 4 (Y)
Prerequisite:  Woods 1, 2, & 3 12^th grade only
Cost is based upon project selection Woods 4 is the most advanced woodworking course offered.  The course will involve individualized work on designing, planning and constructing complex wood projects.  The content should appeal to advanced students wishing to increase their technical understanding of wood and wood processes.  Cost will be determined by projects selected.  Students enrolling in this course must provide their own tape measure.