Industrial Technology Courses Offered at the High School

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Industrial Technology Courses Offered at
theHigh School
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Industrial Technology Flow Chart
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Architectural Design

• Explore the word of architecture and home
  construction
• Essential class for students interested in
  Architecture, Interior Design, or Construction.
• Create computer generated models of commercial
  and residential structures
• Plan and build a scale model of your dream home
• Learn the programs utilized by industry to bring
  your ideas and designs to life
• Research college and career opportunities in the
  fields of architecture commercial and residential
  construction
• Compete against other design classmates to
  design and pitch commercial and residential
  construction projects

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Architectural DesignExamples of Student Work
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Engineering Problems

• Engineering Problems is a year long course for
  college bound students that are pursuing
  manufacturing or engineering related profession.
  
• Essential class for students interested in
  Engineering, Design, or Manufacturing.
• The course focuses on developing abstract problem
  solving abilities through a series of
  competitions against Bettendorf High School and
  your class mates.
• Competitions include a Catapult competition,
  Cardboard boat race, and a sound competition to
  build the best speaker enclosure for a subwoofer.
  
• During the course you will learn to use Solid
  Works and Pro-Engineer
• Have conversations and listen to presentations by
  prior PV grads currently attending college. Talk
  with engineers from John Deere and other local
  companies.
• Attend field trips at manufacturing facilities
• After completing the course you will have created
  a complete portfolio with a resume, references,
  five year plan, scholarship applications and
  samples of your fabrication and design work

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Examples of Engineering Competition
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Automotive Maintenance

• Do you want to understand how your car works and
  what it takes to get a great deal on a new or
  used vehicle?
• During automotive maintenance you will
• research different models, and their values
• learn how to get a good deal on a car
• understand and complete maintenance procedures
• competently complete
• oil changes
• filter replacement
• stereo installation
• brake maintenance
• lubrication
• tune-ups
• The course aims at the student achieving an
  in-depth understanding of the various systems
  present in a modern automobile.

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Basic Modeling

• Basic modeling is a duel credit course offered
  through Scott Community college.
• Necessity for individuals interested in pursuing
  a profession in Engineering, Manufacturing, or
  Design.
• Students that successfully complete this course
  will receive elective credits for use at Scott
  Community college.
• The course focuses on developing a working
  knowledge of Pro-Engineer, a 3D modeling program
  used by many manufacturing companies such as John
  Deere, General Motors. and Orange County
  Choppers.
• Course Goals
• Developing an understanding of geometric modeling
• Create parts using features
• Create assemblies from the parts you create
• Create drawings from the parts and assemblies
• Reverse engineer assemblies

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Basic Modeling
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Computer Aided Design

• The course focuses on developing an understanding
  of geometric modeling and automated manufacturing
  through the use of solid works and MasterCam.
  Two programs commonly used by industry.
• The course teaches the basics of automated
  manufacturing through the use of CNC equipment
  and Master Cam.
• Students use Solid Works to perform stress tests
  on various parts and materials. The learn how to
  create renderings of complex objects and
  assemblies.
• Students work as groups to complete parts and
  assemblies of various components and assemblies.
• Excellent choice for students interested in
  Architecture, Engineering, Manufacturing, and
  Graphic Design.