Career Options

Career Options

When looking at career options, students might wish to consider the following concentrations.
All courses are designed to establish a firm but broad base from which to launch future learning experiences and at the same time, develop skills in critical thinking and problem solving.

Communications Concentration

Pre-Engineering Concentration

Careers Explored

Graphic Print and Publishing Industry - desktop publishing, pre-press, printing, finishing/bindery, photography, image manipulation, computer applications

Communications Industry - broadcasting (audio & visual), multimedia, web design, computer applications

Careers Explored

Engineering - drafting and design (both traditional and CAD), electricity/electronics, hands-on application of math/science/technology skills, technical writing

Construction Industry - residential construction (both scale & full size), wood working (pre-planning through finishing, masonry,

Manufacturing Industry - mass production of products, polymer techniques, energy & power

Foundation:

1 unit

D.D.P.

Systems:

1/2 unit

Communication Systems

I/O Requirement:

1/2 unit

Intro. to Occupations

Electives:

1/2 unit
1/2 unit

Graphic Communications
Photography

5 unit expansion:

1/2 unit

Computer Graphics

1/2 unit

Computer Applications

1 unit

Media Production

1/2 unit

District Web Page Design

Foundation:

1 unit

D.D.P.

Systems:

1/2 unit

Production Systems

I/O Requirement:

1/2 unit

Intro. to Occupations

Electives:

1/2 unit
1/2 unit

Principles of Engineering
Residential Construction

5 unit expansion:

1 unit

Architectural Drawing

1/2 unit

Computer Applications

1/2 unit

Material Processes

1/2 unit

Research and Development

1/2 unit

Electricity/Electronics

1/2 unit

Energy/Power

1/2 unit

Technical Writing