LONDONDERRY HIGH SCHOOL - Program of Studies 23-24

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Special Programs
Technology Ed
Technology Ed CoursesSemGradePre Req
Metals Technology S1/S2 09-12 Exploring Metals
Exploring Woodworking Skills S1/S2 09-12
Exploring Graphic Arts S1/S2 09-12
Exploring Metals S1/S2 09-12
CP Civil/Architectural Engineering Design FY 09-12 College Prep Principles of Engineering
Computer Graphic Design S1/S2 09-12
Woodworking Technology S1/S2 09-12 Suggested (not required) prerequisite: Exploring Woodworking Skills
CP Introduction to Engineering Design FY 09-12 College Prep Algebra I A or B (concurrent or previously taken)
Online Multimedia S1/S2 09-12
Advanced Metals S1/S2 10-12 Metals Technology
Advanced Woodworking Technology FY 10-12 Woodworking Technology
Advanced Photography S2 10-12 Photography
CP Principles of Engineering FY 10-12 College Prep Introduction to Engineering Design.
Honors Prin Of Engineering FY 10-12 College Prep Introduction to Engineering Design.
Photography S1/S2 10-12
Woodworking Interactive S1/S2 10-12
Entrepreneurial Woodworking S2 10-12 Woodworking Technology or Exploring Woodworking Skills
Basic Video Interactive S1/S2 10-12 Prior approval of instructor.
CP Digital Electronics FY 11-12 Algebra II A or B
Honors Digital Electronics FY 11-12 Algebra II A or B
CP Robotics Design FY n/a CP Intro to Engineering Design
Course Name
Metals Technology		 Department
Technology Education
Course Num
H1005		 Credit
.5		 Grade
09-12		 Semester
S1/S2		 Level
Standard
Course Description
This course is designed for the student with a sincere interest in the industry of metal manufacturing technologies. Emphasis will be given to skill development in bench working and the use of power and non-power tools. Areas of metal manufacturing such as welding, machining, forging, foundry, and sheet metal fabrication will be covered with a more in-depth approach. Exploration with the use of computer–assisted machine centers will be covered. Industrial practices of safety, design, and product development will be followed. Career opportunities will be investigated.
Prerequisites
Exploring Metals
Course Notes
This course fulfills the four year math experience NH DOE Minimum Standards for Public School requirement. The course, however, does not fulfill the 3 credit math graduation requirement.

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