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INDUSTRY AND TECHNOLOGY
Welcome to the ZBTHS Department of Industry and Technology. The programs presented here reflect the high school’s commitment to technology education through practical application.
Our goal is to involve students in the learning process. Our programs in the communication, manufacturing, service and transportation sector are full of options to review and reinforce the skills students need to succeed in today’s technological world. Hands-on learning activities joined together with comprehensive materials and instruction will enhance student problem solving capabilities. These employability skills are needed by today’s teens that use technology to make a positive impact on society.
Lou Massong, Department Chair
847-731-9365 – massongl@zbths.org
EXPLORATION IN TECHNOLOGY IA6011/IA6013
Either Semester - .50 Credit -Elective- 9, 10, 11, 12 (May be taken up to 3 semesters)
Prerequisite: Twenty-five percentile or above on Explore or permission of Department Chair
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: Choose this challenging, exciting, motivational career survey course if you are interested in working with industry standard equipment while creating in-depth projects. Your specific explorations will help you to gain a full understanding of relevant careers for the 21st century. This applied technology course will introduce you to career areas in MANUFACTURING, (Digital Mfg.-Computer numerical codes) POWER & ENERGY, (Rocketry & Space- Flight Simulator- Electronics) TRANSPORTATION, (4 stroke engine- aerodynamics) CONSTRUCTION, (Residential wiring, plumbing, and construction) and communication, (Desktop publishing- vinyl sign making- graphic designs).
During this class you will be problem solving in teams of active learners. There are career explorations in 34 Technology Units. Students functioning below the 25th percentile on Explore are strongly encouraged to take skill level courses first, e.g. Woods, Metals, etc.
PRE-ENGINEERING IA602
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective -9, 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: None
Helpful Course: Exploration in Technology and one year of Math
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: This class will let you explore the possibilities in the engineering field, by exposing you to the basic concepts of drafting. You will gain practical experience in board drafting as well as using the software AutoCAD. Through multiview drawings, pictorial drawings, lettering, dimensioning, drawing to scale and extensive use of computers with AutoCAD you will attain the basic skills needed for a future in engineering.
PRE-ARCHITECTURE IA604
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective - 9, 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: None
Helpful Course: Exploration in Technology and 1 year of Math
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: This course is of particular value for students interested in the following expectations: architectural drafting, interior design, the building trades, or other residential architecture areas. This course introduces the student to tools and techniques used in the field of architecture. The student will draw a set of plans for a house including floor plans, foundation plans, elevations, site plans and perspectives. A computer and AutoCAD software will be used to complete many of these tasks.
ADVANCED DRAFTING IA605
All Year - 1 Credit - Elective - 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: Pre-Engineering and Pre- Architecture
Helpful Courses: Exploration in Technology and Math
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: This course is an expansion and continuation of Pre-Engineering and Pre-Architecture. This course was developed to give students a deeper in depth study of Engineering and Architecture. Students will use Computers along with the combined AutoCAD software to further their knowledge in Engineering and Architecture by creating more detailed and in depth drawings.
COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING TC660
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
COMPUTER REPAIR / TC680
A+ CERTIFICATION TRAINING
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
ELECTRONICS IA608
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective -9, 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: None
Helpful Courses: Exploration in Technology and one year of Math
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: Electricity/Electronics is the study of AC and DC current fundamentals and their application. In addition, the construction of three projects will provide practical experience in electronic application and soldering techniques. Other topics will include the use and properties of semiconductors. Students will be required to perform mathematical computations.
ADVANCED ELECTRONICS IA628
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: “C” or higher in Electronics 1 (Suggested)
Fees: Minimal material fees of $40 required
Course Description: A continuation of studies in electronics and circuit analysis. Topics include semi-conductor theory and digital electronics. Three projects approved by the teacher must be constructed.
METALS IA609
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective -9, 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: None
Helpful Course: Exploration in Technology
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description:
This course is an introduction to basic machining, metal forming, and metal artwork. Areas of study include basic lathe and millwork procedures, arc and oxygen acetylene gas welding, metal forming, sheet metal manufacturing and tinwork. Shop safety and basic math skills are integrated throughout the areas of study.
ADVANCED METALS IA630
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: “C” or higher in Metals (Suggested)
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: A continuation in metalworking studies. Areas of study include advanced lathe and milling machine process, M.I.G. and T.I.G. welding, plasma arc procedures, metal pattern making and molding. Other areas of study include Computer Numerical Control (CNC).
POWER MECHANICS IA610
Either Semester Only - .50 Credit - Elective - 9, 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: None
Helpful Course: Exploration in Technology
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: An introductory to auto-power field, this course covers the basic concepts power technology. Study in power technology includes various accessory systems common to the transportation industry. This will include engine rebuilding, valve and seat grinding, carburetor work, tune-ups and various repairs. Work is done on small 2 and 4 cycle engines.
ELECTRICAL POWER MECHANICS IA611
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: None
Helpful Course: Exploration in Technology
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: Students who completes this class will obtain basic electrical/mechanical service skills. Students will develop enough competencies to continue technical training in manufacturing maintenance service, electrical repair, or as an electrician. Students will safely use basic test equipment and tools. Cooperative learning and problem solving will be emphasized. Lab units will provide appropriate theory, safety, and support instruction to perform job related tasks.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TC670|
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY TC659
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
PRINTING IA614
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective 9, 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: None
Helpful Course: Exploration in Technology, Pre-Engineering
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: Printing is an introductory course for all students who are interested or curious in graphic arts. Basic skills such as manual and computer layout work, design work, darkroom procedure, and presswork in offset lithography will be covered. Projects to be completed are personalized notepads and business cards. Knife-cut screen-printing will be covered and projects in this area will include posters, stickers and T-shirts if the student wishes. The final project will be planned out by the student from start to finish and then approved by the instructor.
ADVANCED PRINTING IA615
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective -10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: “C” or higher in Printing (Suggested)
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: Advanced Printing picks up where Printing left off. The semester will start off with a focus on the design process. Projects will be looked at from all angles starting with the concept stage and finishing with the final product. Projects will include personalized 12-month calendars and concept board games. Students will look into the principles and reasons for engraving and create their own personalized key chain using the engraving process. Individual projects will allow the student to emphasize an individual interest and to create their own projects such as 2 color business cards, personalized notepads, screen-printing T-shirts, and interested seniors may attempt to create and produce their own graduation announcements. The student will also have a chance to produce a product from the new digital platemaker. Job entry skills within the field will be developed in all areas with all of the available equipment in the lab.
GRAPHIC/WEB DESIGN TC663
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
PHOTOGRAPHIC DESIGN TC687
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
TELEVISION PRODUCTION TC665
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
COMPUTER ELECTRONIC REPAIR TC680
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
WELDING-FABRICATION TC667
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
INTRODUCTION TO WOODS IA6171/IA6173
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective - 9, 10, 11, 12 - May be taken independently with instructor approval
Prerequisite: None
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: This course is for any student who wants to learn the proper methods and skills for furniture/cabinet-making. Course content includes selecting, planning, constructing and finishing a project. Machine operations, hand tool processes and portable power tool operations are required laboratory learning experiences. Instruction will be individualized with each student taught according to knowledge and skill development needs. New to the woods curriculum will be the manufacturing/fabrication technology center. This new lab will be computer driven and will provide participating students learning experiences directly related to the world of work. Brief exposure will be given to students in twelve different modular settings. Students who are highly motivated and self-driven should excel in this innovative educational setting. Class time will be shared between the wood lab and the manufacturing/fabrication center. The course may be repeated.
INTRODUCTION TO CARPENTRY - IA618
BUILDING TRADES CONSTRUCTION 1 & 2
All Year - 1 Credit - Elective - 10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: None
Helpful Courses: Exploration in Technology
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: This introductory course is for students interested in exploring the building trades. Units of instruction the first semester include gaining knowledge and skills using fixed woodworking machines, hand tools, and portable power tools used in the carpentry profession. Projects are required. Second semester instruction involves learning an understanding of architectural drawing, blueprint reading, using and maintaining hand and power tools, understanding and using building materials, and understanding construction procedures and processes. A model house is the project this semester. This introductory course is for students desiring to gain knowledge and skills required for admission to the building trade’s capstone occupational course.
BUILDING TRADES TC682
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES TC651
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
FIRE FIGHTING TC686
(See Lake County High School Technology Campus)
PHOTOGRAPHY IA616
One Semester Only - .50 Credit - Elective -10, 11, 12
Prerequisite: None
Helpful Course: Exploration in Technology
Fees: Fee card as needed
Course Description: Students will have the opportunity to discover the world of Digital Photography and Digital Imaging. We will be using the program of Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Photo Delux to process the photographs. During the class, student will develop the skills of using a camera, developing film and the process of making prints from negatives. Areas of composition of pictures, creative techniques, studio portrait photography and introducing the different artistic ways of photography will be included.
TECHNOLOGY SEMINAR TBA
Either Semester - .50 Credit - Elective- 10, 11, 12 - may be repeated for a total of one credit
Prerequisite: Written Department Chair approval
Fees: Variable
Course Description: Designed for students wishing to obtain specialized technology credit. Includes an in-depth project in the seminar area of study.
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