Technology Education
Technology is often defined as the application of human knowledge for practical purposes and typically solves problems or makes life better in some manner. CSHS Technology education offers courses to help you communicate technological ideas through graphical, photographic, and 3d media. Also, we offer courses focusing on tools, materials, and technology in a hands-on learning laboratory (shop) and a comprehensive computer lab. Our goal is to help you understand technology, communicate issues related to technology, and build skills related to using current and emerging technologies, and develop career readiness skills to help you more successful in future career and educational pursuits.
TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
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- COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING & TECHNICAL DRAWING 8435
- ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING 8437
- ENGINEERING DRAWING 8436
- WOODS TECHNOLOGY I 8431
- WOODS TECHNOLOGY II 8433.2
Robotics
Course ID: 8421
Credit(s): 1
Grade level(s): 9-12
Prerequisite(s): None
In Robotics students create a robot chassis from a variety of materials, assemble a robot capable of multiple tasks using a variety of sensors, and write the code that makes the mechanical pieces work. In addition, students learn basic electronics and work collaboratively to solve real world challenges. This course is highly recommended for anyone interested in robotics, engineering, manufacturing or building trades. Students will participate in TSA activities.
Electronics
Course ID: 8416
Credit(s): 1
Grade level(s): 9-12
Prerequisite(s): None
In Electronics students will design and build electrical devices. Students will also design, create, trouble-shoot and repair electrical components. Projects may include robots, house wiring and soldered circuits. This course is highly recommended for anyone interested in robotics, electrical engineering, manufacturing, or building trades. Students will participate in TSA activities.
Video Design & MultimediaCourse ID: 8458
Credit(s): 1
Grade level(s): 9-12
Prerequisite(s): None
In Video Design and Multimedia students will create projects that may include short films, social media videos, commercials, and news stories. Students will work individually and in groups to write, shoot, direct, and edit their own projects. They will also work with Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Photoshop to create a variety of products using different materials such as fabric, printed artwork, metal creations, and 3-D printed products. Emphasis will be placed on learning camera functions, video editing, media analysis, and filmmaking. This course is highly recommended for anyone interested in video production, graphic design, marketing, advertising, and publishing. Students will participate in TSA activities.
DESIGN AND FABRICATION SHOP 8433
Credit(s): 1 Grade level(s): 9-12
Prerequisite(s): None
In Design and Fabrication Shop, students will develop technical skills using materials such as wood, metal, plastics and leather. Students will design, plan, and build projects using hand and machine tools, computer aided manufacturing, machining and blacksmithing. Emphasis is placed on safety, creativity and problem solving. This course is highly recommended for anyone interested in robotics, engineering, manufacturing or building trades Students will participate in TSA activities.
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
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- DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY (Level I) 8455
