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Technology Systems-Modular Computer
Lab Grades 9-12 1 credit Prerequisites: None |
This computer laboratory-based course introduces the application if technology for solving problems associated with meeting human needs. This course incorporates an extensive collection of computers and peripheral devices to discover the underlying principles of technology. In this modular computer lab, in the computer the computer serves as a tool by which students access, process, and apply information in the broader technological arena. This course satisfies the Technology Application graduation requirement. This course cannot be entered mid-term. | |
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Manufacturing Systems Grades 9-12 1 credit Prerequisites: None |
This explanatory course addresses the knowledge and skills important in manufacturing technology. Students study common manufacturing tools, machines, materials, and processes in the laboratory. Experiences in planning and controlling simulated manufacturing systems and projects will also allow students to explore organizational structures and management strategies in manufacturing. For college credit information see pages 14-20 and 55-56 in the HS Program Guide. This course cannot be entered mid-term. | |
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Architectural Graphics Grades 10-12 1 credit Prerequisites: None |
A technical course in principles of residential design, architectural styles and construction practices. Activities focus on the development of original working drawings, presentation drawings and model buildings. This course will be taught with conventional and Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) techniques. For college credit information see pages 14-20 and 55-56 in the HS Program Guide. This course cannot be entered mid-term. | |
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Computer Applications Grades 9-12 1 credit Prerequisites: Algebra I recommended |
A course designed to explore the use of computers in various career fields. Activities may include, but are not limited to, office applications, programming, computer-aided design and drafting, desktop publishing, 3-D design and animation, developing multimedia presentations, and microprocessor programming. This course is approved for credit toward Technology Applications graduation requirement. This course cannot be entered mid-term. | |
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Basic Computer Technology (A+) APLUS Grades 9-12 1 credit Prerequisites: None |
This course provides instruction that prepares students for the "A+" Basic Computer Technician Certification Exam. "A+" is an industry-standard certification that is required for anyone desiring to work in the area of computer repair or technical support. Students will be able to apply those skills needed to troubleshoot, repair and build personal computers. Topics covered in this course include basic PC architecture, peripheral devices, Windows R operating systems, upgrades, and basic troubleshooting and repair techniques. This course does not meet the Technology Applications graduation requirements. | |
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Principles of Technology Grades 10-12 1 science credit Prerequisites: One credit in Science and Algebra I |
This course is an applied physics course designed to provide a study force, work, rate, resistance, energy, power, and force transformers as applied to mechanical, thermal, and electrical energy that comprise simple and technological devices and equipment. the course reinforces the mathematics applications a student needs to understand and apply the principles being studied. This course is approved for one science credit in physics toward graduation requirements. | |
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AP Computer Science I Dual Enrollment-HSU 1 high school Technology Applications credit/3 college semester hours Grades 11-12 Prerequisites: Business Computer Information Systems I recommended |
HSU Course Programming
Design and Development I A brief history of computing, computer organization and operation, and an introduction to program design and development emphasizing problem analysis, logic tools, algorithm development, structured programming techniques, and documentation. This course fulfills the graduation requirements for Technology Applications. This course is offered the Fall semester on the HSU campus and is open to all AISD juniors and seniors. HSU Course Programming Design and Development II Introduction to subprograms, data structures, and file processing. Students will design and develop advanced algorithms for solving business and scientific problems. Structured program development and professional programming methodology is emphasized. This course fulfills the graduation requirement for Technology Applications. This course is offered the Spring semester on the HSU campus and is open to all AISD juniors and seniors. For dual enrollment information, see pages 14-20 in the HS Program Guide. |
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