Our Applied Technology’s curriculum prepares students with the foundations of technology and engineering technology at the appropriate levels of rigor and relevance consistent with the current standards and accountability for the following courses as described.
·Architectural Drawing 1 - This course introduces representations in architectural
drawing. Instruction is given on plot plans both city and rural areas, floor plans, wall
sections, elevations, floor joist layout, rafter and truss layout, electrical plans, plumbing plans, presentation drawings, scale model, and an introduction to period and modern architecture
·Architectural Drawing 2 - Basic principles learned in Architectural Drawing 1 will
be strengthened. Additional instruction will be done in basic residential planning, wood-frame construction, basic elements of working drawings, freehand sketching, code requirements, and presentation drawing techniques. The latest Computer Aided Design systems will be used.
·Architectural Drawing 3 - This course continues with presentation or working drawings and wood-frame construction. It includes instruction on detailing, structural framing, use of refined materials, special sectioning, presentation drawings, estimating building cost, climate control plan, and cabinet layout. In addition, students will be introduced to the computer systems and applications
·Architectural Drawing 4 - This course is designed to permit the students to complete a set of architecture plans on the computer. In addition, instruction will be given on commercial building designs, such items as fire codes, handicapped structures and fixtures, zoning, and building materials. It is recommended that students who are planning a career in architecture.
·Technical Drawing 1 - This course is designed to introduce students to the systems and tools that high-tech industries use to communicate. Emphasis is placed on sketching, orthographic views, sections, isometric and oblique drawings, working drawings, dimensioning, and line quality and AutoCAD (Computer Aided Design).
·Technical Drawing 2 - This course continues strengthening the basic principles learned and introduces more skills used in industry. In addition, the students will be introduced to basic descriptive geometry, auxiliary views, working drawings, pictorials, drawing-technical illustration, surface development and intersections. This
course provides advanced drafting techniques with high emphasis on computer-aided design and drafting
·Small Engines Technology 1 - Students will gain a working knowledge of two- and four-stroke cycle engine theory and maintenance. Instruction in safe use of basic hand, measuring, and power tools commonly used in engine servicing are covered. The small engines course is for students who have little or no mechanical experience.
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