Accounting II
Course Numbers: 5252 (1.00)(H), 7502 (1.00)(H)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Accounting II: In this course, students will continue to learn the essentials of accounting concepts and practices. Students will expand their learning on how to analyze and complete the accounting cycle for a service business by creating a chart of accounts, classifying business transactions as debits and credits, recording business transactions into a general journal, posting to a general ledger, making correcting entries, completing the accounting worksheet, recording closing entries, and generating financial statements. As an honors level course, the content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Business Tech Seminar
Course Numbers: 5282 (1.00)(H), 5283 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Business Technology Seminar: In this capstone course, students will learn about Entrepreneurship, Social Media, and Website Design. Students will utilize skills acquired in their Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Chapter 74 courses to apply their knowledge to the creation of business plans to start their own businesses. As an honors level course, content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Business Technology 9
Course Numbers: 5242 (2.00)(H), 5243 (2.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Business Technology 9: In this course, students will be introduced to various business and technological skills employed in most business settings. Students will gain knowledge of Microsoft Office products and the use of these products in most businesses. Emphasis will be placed on formal presentations with the use of PowerPoint and other industry recognized platforms, while focusing on format delivery, and audience. As the Business Technology introductory course, Business Technology 1 provides the foundational knowledge of business, communications, customer service, and technological skills necessary for the program. As an honors level course, content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Business Technology 10
Course Numbers: 5212 (2.00)(H), 5213 (2.00)(C), 7493 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Business Technology 10: In this course, students will be introduced to accounting practices and will learn how to analyze and complete the accounting cycle for business by working with accounts, debits and credits, as well as navigating a general ledger. In generating financial statements, students will utilize business math tasks and continue to hone the technological knowledge and skills necessary to attain certification in Microsoft products. In addition to the business finance, students will also become versed in personal finance, the concept of taxes, insurance, and issues pertaining to credit. As an honors level course, content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Business Technology 11
Course Numbers: 5222 (2.00)(H), 5223 (2.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Business Technology 11: In this course, students will continue to build their knowledge and skills in Accounting by studying payroll concepts and application, employment forms, withholdings, and tax liabilities. Emphasis will be placed on students attaining proficiency in spreadsheet creation including custom sorts, filters, formulas, and other functions encountered in the business world. Students will continue to learn to create, edit, and format documents and spreadsheets by inserting new elements such as a table, graphics, and hyperlinks to convey data and other information in a professional manner. Tracking document changes and utilizing safety features will be highlighted as students become accustomed to the use and importance of collaborating digitally. Students end the year with a comprehensive study of employability skills necessary to ensure success in the workplace that includes the job search and interview, communication in the workplace, work ethic, and professionalism. As an honors level course, the content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Business Technology 12
Course Numbers: 5232 (2.50)(H), 5233 (2.00)(C), 7483 (2.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Business Technology 12: In this course, students will continue to practice work readiness and communication skills necessary for success in the world of work. Students will draw on, and apply, the technical programs and concepts they have learned in the program to expand their knowledge of business to include entrepreneurship and business management. From starting a business, to marketing a business, to operating in a global marketplace, students will come to understand the complexities of business ownership. Students will delve into topics surrounding legal, ethical, and social responsibilities which include topics surrounding employees, laws and regulations, as well as environmental practices that foster sustainability. As part of the senior year, eligible students will have the opportunity to participate in cooperative education placements or internship opportunities. As an honors level course content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Culinary 12 Internship I
Course Numbers: 5323 (1.00)(H)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Culinary 12 Internship I: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Culinary Arts through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Database Administration
Course Numbers: 5272 (1.00)(H), 5273 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Database Administration: In the course, students will learn essential and advanced skills including the creation, editing, and formatting of databases and utilizing advanced database management features such as specifying criteria, sorting and filtering data, performing calculations, and creating queries and reports. Students will prepare for MOS Certification in Access, and have the opportunity to test for certification during this course. As an honors level course, content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Engineering Design Fab
Course Numbers: 5062 (1.00)(H), 5063 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Engineering Design and Fabrication (EDF): In this course, students will pursue skills and applications in Computer Aided Drafting (CAD). Students will also utilize a variety of CAD commands, geometric construction, orthographic and isometric projection, conventional practices in drawing, dimensioning, sectioning, auxiliary view systems, pictorial systems, and architectural drawings using the Engineering Design Process. Students will also examine the impact of this area of study on related industries and society. Students will gain and apply relevant safety knowledge, complete and discuss academic and career plans, and apply appropriate academic content knowledge. Students will be eligible, upon successful completion of this course, to take an exit exam and gain college credit through an articulation agreement with Quinsigamond Community College. Students will be assessed using proficiency standards in preparation for the attainment of a Certificate of Proficiency. (COP) This course is a part of the Chapter 74 approved program and incorporates standards from the Engineering Technology Vocational Framework. EDF is a prerequisite for Engineering Design and Manufacturing. As an honors level course, the content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Engineering Design Manuf
Course Numbers: 5072 (1.00)(H), 5073 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Engineering Design and Manufacturing: In this course, students will advance their knowledge of technological systems in a hands-on learning environment. Students will deepen connections among the STEM fields and develop and apply advanced skills and applications in Computer Aided Drafting (CAD). Students will also explore advanced topics in architectural, civil engineering, and CAD software, as well as parametric building design, building information models (BIMs), material take-off, energy-efficient planning, and rendering and presentation. Students will discuss and complete their academic and career plans. This course, which builds upon skills acquired in the EDF course, is a Vocational Chapter 74 based program, incorporating standards from the Engineering Technology Vocational Framework. Students will be assessed using proficiency standards in preparation for the attainment of a Certificate of Occupational Proficiency (COPs). As an honors level course, the content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
HSA Laboratory Skills 9
Course Numbers: 5172 (2.00)(H)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Health Science Academy Laboratory Skills 9: In this course students will study topics that will prepare them for the American Red Cross Exam, the Nurses Aide Competency Exam and supports students in becoming competent with their skills and knowledge. The course curriculum prepares students to perform competently in the lab, at the clinical experience, and as a professional in the future. Students enrolled in this course must take the state Certified Nursing Assistant exam at the conclusion of the coursework. The curriculum in this course promotes individual growth and emphasizes patient independence. The curriculum meets federal and state guidelines, enabling the nursing assistant to assume an effective career as an employee. The course content will stimulate the nursing assistant to pursue and continue with personal and professional growth. The objectives will be accomplished through meaningful teacher-student relationships with an emphasis on the basic nursing care skills for a patient in the long-term care facility. As an honors level course, content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
HSA Laboratory Skills 10
Course Numbers: 5182 (2.00)(H)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Health Science Academy Laboratory Skills 10: In this course students will continue to study topics that will prepare them for the American Red Cross Exam, the Nurses Aide Competency Exam and support students in becoming competent with their skills and knowledge. The course curriculum prepares students to perform competently in the lab, at the clinical experience, and as a professional in the future. Students enrolled in this course must take the state Certified Nursing Assistant exam at the conclusion of the coursework. The curriculum in this course promotes individual growth and emphasizes patient independence. The curriculum meets federal and state guidelines, enabling the nursing assistant to assume an effective career as an employee. The course content will stimulate the nursing assistant to pursue and continue with personal and professional growth. The objectives will be accomplished through meaningful teacher-student relationships with an emphasis on the basic nursing care skills for a patient in the long-term care facility. As an honors level course, content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
HSA Laboratory Skills 11
Course Numbers: 5192 (2.00)(H)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Health Science Academy Laboratory Skills 11: In this course students will continue to study topics that will prepare them for the American Red Cross Exam, the Nurses Aide Competency Exam and support students in becoming competent with their skills and knowledge. The course curriculum prepares students to perform competently in the lab, at the clinical experience, and as a professional in the future. Students enrolled in this course must take the state Certified Nursing Assistant exam at the conclusion of the coursework. The curriculum in this course promotes individual growth and emphasizes patient independence. The curriculum meets federal and state guidelines, enabling the nursing assistant to assume an effective career as an employee. The course content will stimulate the nursing assistant to pursue and continue with personal and professional growth. The objectives will be accomplished through meaningful teacher-student relationships with an emphasis on the basic nursing care skills for a patient in the long-term care facility. As an honors level course, content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
HSA Laboratory Skills 12
Course Numbers: 5202 (2.50)(H)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Health Science Academy Laboratory Skills 12: In this course students will continue to study topics that will prepare them for the American Red Cross Exam, the Nurses Aide Competency Exam and support students in becoming competent with their skills and knowledge. The course curriculum prepares students to perform competently in the lab, at the clinical experience, and as a professional in the future. Students enrolled in this course must take the state Certified Nursing Assistant exam at the conclusion of the coursework. The curriculum in this course promotes individual growth and emphasizes patient independence. The curriculum meets federal and state guidelines, enabling the nursing assistant to assume an effective career as an employee. The course content will stimulate the nursing assistant to pursue and continue with personal and professional growth. The objectives will be accomplished through meaningful teacher-student relationships with an emphasis on the basic nursing care skills for a patient in the long-term care facility. As an honors level course, content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Intro Tech - Eng
Course Numbers: 5012 (1.00)(H), 5013 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Introduction to Technology and Engineering: In this course, students will gain and apply relevant safety knowledge, complete and discuss academic and career plans, and acquire appropriate academic content knowledge within a project-based environment. Students will use a problem-solving model to improve existing products and invent new ones and will explore the many career pathways offered within the engineering field including software, electrical, construction, communication systems, and robotics. Students will utilize sophisticated three-dimensional modeling software to communicate the details of the products. Students will acquire the skills necessary to analyze potential solutions and communicate ideas to others. Students will be assessed using proficiency standards in preparation for the attainment of a Certificate of Proficiency. (COP) This course is part of a Chapter 74 approved program and incorporates standards from the Engineering Technology Vocational Framework. As an honors level course, content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Spreadsheet Development
Course Numbers: 5262 (1.00)(H), 5263 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Spreadsheet Development: In the course, students will learn essential and advanced skills including the creation, editing, and formatting of spreadsheets, inserting elements into a spreadsheet, and utilizing advanced spreadsheet features such as filters, simple and complex formulas, naming ranges, functions, automation, and integration. Students will prepare for MOS Certification in Excel, and have the opportunity to test for certification during this course. As an honors level course, content will be covered at an accelerated pace. Students will study topics at a deeper level and will be expected to complete more independent coursework and assignments.
Adv Animal and Fut Read
Course Numbers: 11093 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Animal Behavior and Husbandry and Future Readiness 12: In this course students will focus on the behavior, safety, handling, health, and husbandry of a variety of animal species found in farms, zoos, and aquariums.
Adv Manuf App 9
Course Numbers: 11167 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Machine Grade 9: In this course, students will study the lathe; benchwork; saws; drill presses; bench grinders; and milling machines. Students will also gain knowledge of shop safety; machine shop occupations; hand tools; simple layout work; and computation.
Adv Manuf App 10
Course Numbers: 11168 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Manufacturing, Applications 10: In this course, students will gain Intermediate Advanced Manufacturing Fundamentals: Students will demonstrate knowledge in intermediate Lathe skills, Intermediate Milling skills, Introduction to Conversational Programming / Automated Manufacturing, Precision Measuring Instruments/NC3, MACWIC I
Adv Manuf App 11
Course Numbers: 11169 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Manufacturing Applications 1: In this course, students will advance through to CAD/CAM/CNC. Students will be introduced to the Titans of CNC curriculum, Autodesk Fusion 360, Haas CNC Milling & Turning Centers to machine parts to specifications, Automated Inspection Methods will be introduced. Students will receive OSHA safety training, and prepare for MACWIC Level II, NIMS CNC Turning & NIMS CNC Milling.
Adv Manuf App 12
Course Numbers: 11170 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Manufacturing Applications 12: In this course, students will complete CAD/CAM/CNC. Students will utilize the Titans of CNC, Autodesk Fusion 360, Haas CNC Milling & Turning Centers. Introduction to Mastercam, MACWIC II, Co-op
Adv Manuf Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11071 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Manufacturing Theory 10: In this course, students will gain knowledge of blueprint reading for machine trades; metrology; shop math; shop safety; set up and nomenclature of machines; and shop vocabulary.
Adv Manufact Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11070 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Manufacturing Theory 9: In this course, students will gain knowledge of basic measurement; machine types and functions; shop safety; introductory blueprint reading; bench tools; and layout work.
Adv Manufact Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11072 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Manufacturing Theory 11: In this course, students will engage in the textbook and online training of the theory of operation of saws; lathes; drill presses; grinders; milling machines; and computer numerical control. (CNC) Students will also study advanced blueprint reading, layout work, and computation.
Adv Manufact Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11073 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Manufacturing Theory 12: In this course, students will study the theory that supports computer numerically controlled machines; CAD/CAM software; electrical discharge machines; advanced blueprint reading; layout work; and computation.
Advanced HC Practice 12
Course Numbers: 11158 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Health Care Practice 12: In this course, seniors will continue their study towards a career in various clinical settings through internships or CO-OP. Students will also study to prepare to earn a certificate of completion in Home Health Aide. Students will explore the processes that occur throughout the life stages, the continuity of the life span, and general development and its surrounding issues and events.
Advanced Prog App 12
Course Numbers: 11117 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Programming, Applications 12 : In this course, students will engage in a comprehensive theoretical and practical approach to learning the technologies and methodologies to design and implement a collaborative software development project. Students will learn to manage client expectations; communication; documentation; requests; and deadlines. Students will learn how to develop software collaboratively for digital games and will explore the potential for these games as tools for the community.
Animal Behavior and Hus 9
Course Numbers: 11187 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Animal Behavior and Husbandry 9: In this course, students will focus on the behavior, safety, handling, health, and husbandry of a variety of animal species found in homes as pets.
Animal Nursing LAB 10
Course Numbers: 11188 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Animal Nursing, Clinical Lab Procedures and Environmental Considerations 10: In this course students will prepare to properly handle and process laboratory samples for the veterinary patient. Students will also learn the principles of proper patient care, grooming, and environmental science.
Animal Science 12
Course Numbers: 11190 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Animal Science Internship Clinical Experience 12: In this course students are provided the opportunity for placement in a co-operative or internship site enhancing their animal and job performance skills.
Animals in Society 9
Course Numbers: 11090 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Animals in Society 9: In this course, students will explore the ethics, laws, and regulations governing the practice of veterinary medicine, the welfare of animals, and the environmental impact of humans and domestic animals on the planet.
AU Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11002 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Automotive Grade 9: In this course, students will develop a solid understanding of basic auto principles, practices, and procedures necessary to properly and safely perform general auto inspection and preventative maintenance operations. Students will also develop thinking, reasoning, and communication skills, as well as the skills necessary to access professional technical reference and service informational resources.
AU Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11003 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Automotive Grade 10: In this course, students will study automotive braking systems; steering and suspension systems - including four-wheel alignments; and manual drive trains and axles.
AU Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11004 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Automotive Grade 11: In this course, students will study automotive internal combustion; 4-stroke cycle engines; cooling and lubrication systems; heating and air conditioning systems; and automatic transmissions.
AU Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11005 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Automotive Grade 12: In this course, students will explore electricity and automotive electrical, electronic and engine performance systems including starting; charging; lighting; and other electrically operated devices and their systems as well as computerized engine/powertran control systems including ignition systems, fuel systems, and emissions control systems.
Auto Collision Repair 12
Course Numbers: 11105 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Automotive Technology Related Theory Systems for Engine Performance, Electrical and Electronic Systems 12: In this course students will develop understanding and theory of operation of the listed systems
Auto Collision Repair 9
Course Numbers: 11102 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Automotive Technology Related Theory Introduction to all areas of Automotive Repair 9: In this course students develop understanding and theory of operation of the vehicle systems
Auto Collision Repair 10
Course Numbers: 11103 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Automotive Technology Related Theory Systems for Brakes, Steering and Suspension, Manual Transmission and Drivetrains 10: In this course students will develop understanding and theory of operation of the listed systems.
Auto Collision Repair 11
Course Numbers: 11104 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Automotive Technology Related Theory Systems for Engine Repair, Automatic Transmission and Heater and Air Conditioning Systems 11: In this course student develop understanding and theory of operation of the listed systems
Auto Tech Systems 10
Course Numbers: 11099 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Automotive Technology Hands -on repair Systems 10: In this course students engage in training of brakes, steering and suspension, manual transmission and drivetrains and instruction in repair of the listed systems
Automotive Repair 9
Course Numbers: 11098 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Automotive Technology- Hands-on Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Introduction to Repair of all Systems 9: In this course students will engage in and Instruction in vehicle maintenance and introduction to repair of the all automobile systems
Automotive Tech 12
Course Numbers: 11101 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Automotive Technology- Hands-on Repair Systems 12: In this course students will repair Engine Performance Systems including Computer Diagnostics, Electrical and Electronics Systems and Massachusetts Motor Vehicle Inspection and Instruction in repair of the listed systems
Automotive Tech Systems11
Course Numbers: 11100 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Automotive Technology Hands-on Repair Systems 11: In this course students engage in training of Engine Mechanical, Automatic Transmissions and Heater and Air Conditioning Systems and Instruction in repair of the listed systems
Biotech Related Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11016 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Biotechnology Grade 11: In this course, students will demonstrate and apply manufacturing process management techniques; read technical manuals, guides, resource books, and technical literature to gain information and solve problems; read, comprehend, and follow written technical directions for repairs, procedures, and processes; and identify chemical forces important to biomolecules.
Biotechnology 9
Course Numbers: 11110 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Biotechnology 9: In this course, students will employ sterile and aseptic techniques; use microscropes; prepare and examine biological specimens; engage in DNA fingerprinting/crime scene investigations; maintain micro-organisms in cultures; and separate compounds from mixtures using chromatography.
Biotechnology 11
Course Numbers: 11112 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Biotechnology 11: In this course, students will identify chemical forces important to biomolecules and name hydrocarbon molecules using the IUPAC standard for given structural formulas. Students will recognize organic groups when given structure; identify how cellular respiration is important for the production of ATP; explain genetic mutations; clone genes; and genetically transform cells.
Biotechnology 12
Course Numbers: 11113 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Biotechnology 12: In this course, students will determine formula mass of a compound or element and calculate the number of moles from the mass of a compound when given the chemical formula. In addtion, in this course students will have the opportunity for placement in a co-operative or internship site enhancing their lab, research,and job performance skills
Biotechnology LAB 10
Course Numbers: 11111 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Biotechnology Laboratory Research 10: In this course students will partipcate in hands on laboratory research projects and presentations.
Business Tech 11
Course Numbers: 11195 (3.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Business Technology 11: In this course, students will enhance their computer skills, presentation skills, and entrepreneurship skills. Students will complete databases and spreadsheets; study accounting; and refine customer service skills. Students will also learn HTML and web design and create and publish web pages. Students will continue to work at the school help desk. Foundations of Business Technology is a prerequisite for this course.
Business Tech 12
Course Numbers: 11196 (3.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Business Technology 12: In this course, students will apply the skills acquired over the past three years in the workplace through the co-operative program.
CA Adv Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11032 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Culinary Arts Theory 11: In this course students begin the school year with the ServSafe Certification course. Curriculum continues with Salads, Starches, Fruits and Vegetable, and Sandwich Theory. Summer reading is assigned for the OSHA - General Industries certification.
CA Adv Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11033 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Culunary Arts Theory 12: In this course students return certified in OSHA - General Industries and begin concentrating on building menus, costing recipes, using computer software as a time saving tool. Students will also explore baking ingredients and techniques.
CA Intro Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11030 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Introduction to the Theory of Culinary Arts 9: In this course students are introduced to the world of Culinary Arts. Occupations in the world of foodservice,
CA Intro Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11031 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Introduction to the Theory of Culinary Arts Continued 10: In this course students will review measurements and cooking methods. Curriculum continues with stock sauce, and soup knowledge, meats, poultry and seafood is introduced . Students are assigned a summer reading to prepare for ServSafe sanitation certificate in their Junior Year. Sophomore students are certified in CPR/AED knowledge.
CADD Adv Draft and Des 10
Course Numbers: 11131 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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CADD, Advanced Drafting and Design 10: In this course students will gain be prepare for drafting co-op positions when applicable, this full year course will concentrate of further instruction in both the architectural and mechanical fields. Instruction will consist of, but not be limited to, electrical drawings, plumbing and mechanical plans, geometric tolerancing, and fasteners. Seniors will also be called upon to complete any projects that are requested by the school or community. The related class will reinforce knowledge introduced and discussed in the shop environment. This class requires the successful completion of both the Architectural Drafting and the Mechanical Drafting course.
CADD Arch Draft 11
Course Numbers: 11036 (1.00)(C), 11132 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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CADD, Architectural Drafting Theory 11: In this course students will progress in the related concepts as it pertains to architectural drafting and design
CADD GD and T 10
Course Numbers: 11035 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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CADD, Mechcanical Drafting Theory 12: In this course student progress in related concepts as it pertains to mechanical drafting and design
CADD Intro to Draft 9
Course Numbers: 11130 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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CADD, Introduction to Drafting 9: In this course students will concentrate mainly on basic drafting standards and practices. These practices can be applied to various drafting concentrations. Topics covered during this course are as follows, but are not limited to, alphabet of lines, lettering, manual drafting tools and drawing skills, introduction to AutoCAD and Inventor software, and hand sketching. Mathematics applicable to the drafting field will also be taught in the related portion of this course. Students will use this knowledge to continue their journey throughout their years in the drafting shop. Though there are no prerequisites for this course it is helpful for the student to have knowledge of basic math and computer skills.
CADD Intro to Drafting 9
Course Numbers: 11034 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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CADD, Introduction to Drafting Theory 9: In this course students will progress in related concepts as it pertains to bacic, introductory principles that apply to general drafting practices
CADD Mech Draft 12
Course Numbers: 11133 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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CADD, Mechnical Drafting 12: In this course studente are sharpening the drafting standards, skills, and practices as required by the Mechanical Drafting discipline. Additionally, students are expanding on topics discussed and taught during this year are, but not limited to, multiview drawings, section views, auxiliary views, and pictorial drawings, welding drawings and practices, machine drawings and practices, and flat pattering. Continued instruction in both AutoCAD and Inventor software will also be incorporated. Topics discussed in shop will be reinforced and/or introduced during the related class time. Further applicable mathematical instruction will also be given during the related course. This course requires the successful completion of the Introduction to drafting course.
CADD Mech Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11037 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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CADD, Mechcanical Drafting Theory 12: In this course student progress in related concepts as it pertains to mechanical drafting and design
Career Acad Planning I
Course Numbers: 9633 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Career and Academic Planning I: In this course, students will continue to participate in a variety of experiences that will assist them in the development of personal, academic and career/vocational skills.
Career Acad Planning II
Course Numbers: 9643 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Career and Academic Planning II: In this course, students will continue to participate in a variety of experiences that will assist them in the development of personal, academic and career/vocational skills.
Career and Acad Planning
Course Numbers: 9683 (0.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Career and Academic Planning I Part I: In this course, students will continue to participate in a variety of experiences that will assist them in the development of personal, academic, and career/vocational skills.
Carpentry Skills 9
Course Numbers: 11118 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Carpentry Skills 9, introduction to shop setting: In this course, students will be introduced to different types of hand tools used in carpentry, how to maintain them and Students will learn the procedure and operations of stationary power tools.
Carpentry Skills 10
Course Numbers: 11119 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Carpentry Skills 10, introduction to house building: In this course, students will build a base cabinet with door, drawer, and counter top. Students will also construct different types of doors with different types of stiles and rails; raised panel and flat panel doors; and drawers. Students will also build a ranch house to one inch scale that will include sill plates; girder; joist; walls; and ceiling and roof framing.
Carpentry Skills 11
Course Numbers: 11120 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Carpentry Skills 11, Advanced house building: In this course students will take inventory on all material needed to build a full size shed. Students will build a shed that will include a deck, walls, rafters, windows and doors. The shed will also be trimmed out and sided with vinyl or wood siding The Students will also learn how to set different types of staging used to build the shed
Carpentry Skills 12
Course Numbers: 11121 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Carpentry Skills 12, Residential home building in the community: In this course, students will build a turnkey residential home in the community. This will include all aspects from the foundation to installing of windows and doors. Students will also do all interior work that will include hanging doors, trimming out doors and windows, installing kitchen cabinets and flooring. Students will learn how to set up all types of staging and how to use all types of tools needed to build a residential home.
Client Operating Sys
Course Numbers: 11086 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Client Operating Systems: In this course, students will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure successful configuration of the IT pro tools and productivity applications of Windows. Students will configure pre-installation and post-installation system settings and explore Windows security features; network connectivity applications included with Windows; and mobile computing.
Client Operating System
Course Numbers: 11018 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Client Operating Systems: In this course, students will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure successful configuration of the IT pro tools and productivity applications of Windows. Students will configure pre-installation and post-installation system settings and explore Windows security features; network connectivity applications included with Windows; and mobile computing.
Clinical Experience 11
Course Numbers: 11189 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Clinical Experience 11: In this course students are provided with practical hands-on experience in either the onsite veterinary clinics or the environmental science lab.
Comm HC Skills 11
Course Numbers: 11157 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Community Healthcare Skills 11: In this course students will be training to take the American Red Cross Certified Nursing Assistant Exam. Students will be participating with their instructors in the clinical setting of nursing homes to perform patient care. Attention will be directed towards reinforcing key concepts such as infection control, safety, communication, and patient care. Specific attention will also be given to the dietary needs of the elderly. Students will also participate in an externship in an acute setting.
Comp Hard and Sup 9
Course Numbers: 11183 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Comp Hard and Sup, Applications 9: In this course, students will learn the advanced material included on the CompTIAA+ certification exams which covers hardware and software; security and soft skills; and safety and environment issues.
Comp Tech for HP
Course Numbers: 5083 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Computer Technology for Health Professions: In this course, students will acquire basic computer literacy skills in preparation for their next level of education or the workplace. Students will explore the basic Microsoft Office Suite; specifically, Word; Excel; PowerPoint; Access; and Publisher. Students will learn to create documents, send communications, and implement projects. Students will complete projects at the end of the semester which require the integration of various programs and applications.
Cosmetology Skills 9
Course Numbers: 11122 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Cosmetology Skills 9, Fundamentals of hair care, nails and skin 9: In this course, students will learn hairstyling/wet hairstyling, blow-dry styling. Thermal and long-hairstyling]; shampooing rinsing and conditioning; scalp treatment, braiding, manicuring, facials and facial makeup. Students will learn and practice safety precautions and sanitation.
Cosmetology Skills 10
Course Numbers: 11123 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Cosmetology Skills 10, Fundamentals continued: In this course, students will acquire basic skills in pedicuring, hair removal, haircutting, chemical services [permanent waving and basic haircolor application]. Students will also practice safety and sanitation.
Cosmetology Skills 11
Course Numbers: 11124 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Cosmetology Skills 11, advanced skills: In this course, students will further develop their skills in haircutting, chemical services [permanent waving, chemical relaxers,haircoloring and lightening techniques]; advanced nail techniques. Students will provide these services to actual customers. They will practice safety and sanitation procedures at all times.
Cosmetology Skills 12
Course Numbers: 11125 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Cosmetology Skills 12, MA State Board Cosmetology Exam: Students will continue their study towards a career in Cosmetology. In this course, students will complete a review of all tasks acquired since freshman year [mock testing] in preparation of licensure State Board Examination. Students will provide these services to actual customers. When students have passed their State Board Exam they will be placed in internship /co-op.
CP Related Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11022 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Carpentry 9, Introduction to carpentry: In this course students will learn safety, overview of the carpentry trade. Safety on the use of hand tools and stationary power equipment. Students will do small drawings.
CP Related Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11023 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Carpentry 10, Intro. to house building: In this course student will familiarize with house layout and blue print reading, remodeling and repair of structures residential and commercial. Students will learn the different parts to a house from the foundation to the shingles on the roof. students will do estimating of material for different parts of a house. Estimating will include all types of construction math.
CP Related Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11024 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Carpentry 11, Intro. to blueprint reading amd materials esimating: In this course students will do drawings of a house. Learn different symbols used to identify things used in a house drawing. Learn how to estimate material for different parts of a house. Students will learn how to layout a wall, layout a rafter and layout a set of stairs. Estimating will include all types of construction math.
CP Related Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11025 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Carpentry 12, Advanced Blueprint drawing and reading: In this course students will go through the blue print that will be used on the outside house project. Students will make up a material list for material needed to build the house. Students will make up a time frame and schedule needed for the building of the house and delivery of the material.
CS Related Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11026 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Cosmetology 9: In this course students will be introduced to the history and opportunities in Cosmetology. The course of study includes professional development, infection control and the study of hair [trichology].
CS Related Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11027 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Cosmetology 1: In this course students will be introduced to the general sciences to improve the knowledge of bones, nails and skin. In addition, the students will be introduced to Anatomy and Physiology, nail structure and growth and the histology of the skin. This will further their understanding of treatments of disorders and diseases. Students will also practice safety and sanitation.
CS Related Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11028 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Cosmetology 11: Students will be introduced to the use of chemicals and electricity and safety. They will have a basic working knowledge of these sciences. Attention will be dedicated to the pH scale, color wheel and chemicals. Safety and sanitation practices will be performed at all times.
CS Related Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11029 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Cosmetology 12, MA. State Board Cosmetology Exam: In this course students will be prepared to assume the necessary information to master the National Industry Skill Standards for entry-level Cosmetologist. They will encounter a variety of business skills such as; the salon business, seeking employment and on the job. Also, preparing for the MA. State Board Cosmetology Exam [written].
Culinary 11 Internship
Course Numbers: 5293 (0.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Culinary Arts 11 Internship: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Culinary Arts through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Culinary 12 Intern II
Course Numbers: 5333 (2.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Culinary 12 Internship II: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Culinary Arts through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Culinary 12 Intern Pt 1
Course Numbers: 5303 (0.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Culinary 12 Internship Part 1: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Culinary Arts through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Culinary 12 Intern Pt 2
Course Numbers: 5313 (0.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Culinary 12 Internship Part 2: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Culinary Arts through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Culinary Arts 9
Course Numbers: 11126 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Introduction to Culinary Arts Fundamentals 9: In this course students after choosing Culinary Arts are rotated through the eight different stations to get an understanding of how the shop works and to build a relationship with the instructors. Students begin to learn the basics of culinary arts, baking and customer service in each station.
Culinary Arts 10
Course Numbers: 11127 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Culinary Arts Fundamentals 10: In this course students continue their practical education in Culinary Arts by rotating through the eight stations (Customer Service, Bakeshop, Hot/Cold Lines, Expoditer, Function Prep, Cafe Prep, and Sanitation. In each of these stations students work on their competencies for the Culinary Arts Curriculum.
Culinary Arts 11
Course Numbers: 11128 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Culinary Arts Skills 11: In this course students begin to take more of a leadership role through their journey of their eight station rotation. Students learn how to set up stations, prepare ingredients for each station, and follow their assignments from beginning to end with little assistance from instructors.
Culinary Arts 12
Course Numbers: 11129 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Advanced Culinary Arts Skills 12: In this course students are assigned to one of two tracks. Students have an opportunity to participate in cooperative education where instead of attending school they are employed in a local foodservice operation. Students not participating in the coop experience become the instructors assistants and help oversee day-to-day operations with the instructors guidance. All Senior students take over the shop area for one day without any instructor assistance right before graduation.
Culinary Arts I
Course Numbers: 7163 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Culinary Arts I: In this course, students will gain knowledge of the multi-faceted world of food service. Students will explore careers in food service; safety and sanitation; tools and equipment; knife skills; recipe reading and measuring; and baking. Students will also rotate through a variety of stations as they plan, prepare, and serve lunch to staff. This course is a prerequisite for Culinary Arts II.
Culinary Arts II
Course Numbers: 7173 (2.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Culinary Arts II: In this course, students will deepen the skills they acquired in Culinary Arts I by assuming greater responsibility for the operation of lunch service. They will also examine food principles including food costs; menu planning; table setting; plating; garnishing; and advanced baking. This course is a prerequisite for Culinary Arts III.
Culinary Arts III
Course Numbers: 7593 (2.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Culinary Arts III: In this course, students will continue to deepen the skills they acquired in the other Culinary Arts courses by assuming greater responsibility for the operation of lunch service. They will also continue to examine food principles including food costs; menu planning; table setting; plating; garnishing; and advanced baking.
Diesel 12 Intern I Pt 1
Course Numbers: 5403 (0.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Diesel Technology 12 Internship I Part 1: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Diesel Technology through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Diesel 12 Internship I
Course Numbers: 5423 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Diesel Technology 12 Internship I: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Diesel Technology through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Diesel 12 Internship II
Course Numbers: 5433 (2.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Diesel Technology 12 Internship II: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Diesel Technology through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Diesel Tech 11 Internship
Course Numbers: 5393 (0.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Diesel Technology 11 Internship: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Diesel Technology through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Diesel Technology III
Course Numbers: 7403 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Diesel Technology III- In this course, students will continue to advance knowledge of the design and functions of diesel engines, perform routine and preventative maintenance, build, rebuild and repair all parts of automotive equipment. Students will also advance in their abilities to diagnose any mechanical, electrical breakdown or failure, troubleshoot and perform failure analysis of the components parts and systems, inspect equipment used, read precision instruments including micrometers, dial indicators, bored gauges, and when applicable use welding skills.
Diesel Technology IV
Course Numbers: 7783 (2.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Diesel Technology IV- In this course, students will continue to advance knowledge of the design and functions of diesel engines, perform routine and preventative maintenance, build, rebuild and repair all parts of automotive equipment. Students will also advance in their abilities to diagnose any mechanical, electrical breakdown or failure, troubleshoot and perform failure analysis of the components parts and systems, inspect equipment used, read precision instruments including micrometers, dial indicators, bore gauges, and when applicable use welding skills.
Ear Child 12 Intern I Pt1
Course Numbers: 5353 (0.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood 12 Internship I Part 1: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Early Childhood through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Ear Child 12 Intern II
Course Numbers: 5383 (2.00)(C), 5493 (2.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood 12 Internship II: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Early Childhood through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Ear Child 12 Internship I
Course Numbers: 5373 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood 12 Internship I: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Early Childhood through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Ear Childhood 11 Intern
Course Numbers: 5343 (0.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood 11 Internship: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Early Childhood through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Early Child 11 Internship
Course Numbers: 5513 (0.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood 11 Internship: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Early Childhood through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
Early Childhood 9
Course Numbers: 11134 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood, Health, Safety and Nutrition 9: In this course, students will focus on the health, safety and nutrition and how this relates to the growth and development of the young child. Highlighting the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care licensing regulations and state standards.
Early Childhood 10
Course Numbers: 11135 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood, Curriculum Planning for Young Children 10: In this course,students will follow the developmental theories, state standards and licensing guidelines while developing the curriculum lesson plans.
Early Childhood 11
Course Numbers: 7453 (2.00)(C), 11136 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Early Childhood, In this course, students will become familiar with developmentally appropriate practices in infant and toddler care settings. Students will learn the physical,cognitive, language and social emotional development from birth to three years of age.
Early Childhood 12
Course Numbers: 7443 (1.00)(C), 11137 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Early Childhood, Observation and Assessment 12: In this course, students using formal and informal tools will learn how to use effective observation and documentation in collecting information in regards to the child's development and learning. The Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care regulations and the National Standards will be utilized.
Early Childhood I
Course Numbers: 7243 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood I: In this course, students will study the physical, emotional, and social development in children from birth to age six. Students will also explore the responsibilities and expectations of parents in today's society and examine the types of programs available for children, including qualifications for teacher and staff certifications; day care provider licensing; Head Start and pre-school programs; state regulations; and special education considerations.
Early Childhood II
Course Numbers: 7253 (2.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood II: In this course, students will continue to study the physical, emotional, and social development in children from birth to age six. Students will also continue to explore the responsibilities and expectations of parents in today's society and examine the types of programs available for children, including qualifications for teacher and staff certifications; day care provider licensing; Head Start and pre-school programs; state regulations; and special education considerations.
Early Childhood III
Course Numbers: 7563 (1.00)(C), 7583 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood III: In this course, students will continue to study the physical, emotional, and social development in children from birth to age six. Students will also continue to explore the responsibilities and expectations of parents in today's society and examine the types of programs available for children, including qualifications for teacher and staff certifications; day care provider licensing; Head Start and pre-school programs; state regulations; and special education considerations.
Early Childhood IV
Course Numbers: 7643 (2.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood IV: In this course, students will continue to study the physical, emotional, and social development in children from birth to age six. Students will also explore the responsibilities and expectations of parents in today's society and examine the types of programs available for children, including qualifications for teacher and staff certifications; day care provider licensing; Head Start and pre-school programs; state regulations; and special education considerations.
EC 12 Intern I Pt 2
Course Numbers: 5363 (0.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Early Childhood 12 Internship Pt 2: In this course, students will apply the technical knowledge and skills learned in Early Childhood through cooperative education or internship placement. While applying their practical skills in real-world settings, students will become familiar with employment expectations and the soft skills necessary to succeed in the world of work.
EC Related Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11038 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Early Childhood Theory Introduction to Early Education 9: In this course, students are provided an overview of the career lattice and opportunities available in the of Early Education and Care. Students will investigate the qualities that make a teacher successful and explore the various requirements teachers need for certification according to the state regulations including but not limited to the Department of Early Education and Care (DEEC) and the Ma. Early Childhood standards.
EC Related Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11039 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Early Childhood Theory Intro. To Child Growth and Development 10: In this course, students are provided with an in-depth study of establishing a safe, healthy, learning environment, addressing the roles of learning centers, implementing a developmentally appropriate curriculum, and providing a program that the needs of the child
EC Related Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11040 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Early Childhood Theory Intro. to Child Growth and Development 11: In this course, students are provided with an in-depth study of establishing a safe, healthy, learning environment, addressing the roles of learning centers, implementing a developmentally appropriate curriculum, and providing a program that the needs of the child
EC RT GR and DEV YG CH AP
Course Numbers: 11041 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Growth and Development of Young Child or Children, Advanced Placement:
EL Related Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11042 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Electrical Direct Current Circuits 9: In this course, students will explore Electron theory; Ohms Law; Power Equations; Series Circuits; Parallel Circuits; Combination Circuits; Switching Circuits; and Wiring Diagrams.
EL Related Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11044 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Electrical Theory Grade 11: In this course, students will explore Industrial Motors and Control Circuits; Line Diagrams; Logic Circuits; AC/DC Manual Contractors and Motor Starters; Control Devices; Control Circuits; and AC/DC Motors.
EL Skills Adv Wiring 10
Course Numbers: 11139 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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EL Skills, advanced installations of wiring methods and materials 10: In this course will engage in residential blueprint reading and development. Students will study hydraulic pipe bending; expanded wiring methods; and material applications.
EL Skills Design Build 12
Course Numbers: 11141 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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EL Skills, Electrical Design/Build/Installation: In this course, students will perform Electrical Applications From design to completion.
EL Skills Mtrs Energy 11
Course Numbers: 11140 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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EL skills, motors and renewable energy control circuit wiring Solar Panel Installation 11: In this course, students will engage in industrial electrical installation practices and complete motor control projects using 2-wire and 3-wire pilot devices; and explore overcurrent protection for single and 3 phase motors.
Elec Applications 11
Course Numbers: 11144 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Electromechanical, Applications 11: In this course, students advance through Applications of Process Control Electronics.students will acquire the skills necessary to recognize and interpret industrial symbols, schematics, and industrial electrical currents. Students will study wiring series and parallel circuits as they relate to industrial uses; fuses and circuit breakers; transformers; and alternating current. Students will explore pneumatics and hydraulics, as well as fundamentals of gasses and power fluids. Students will develop troubleshooting techniques for mechanical and electrical equipment utilities in the Industrial Maintenance. Students will operate and define the capabilities of programmable controllers, applying the latest technology.
Elec Applications 9
Course Numbers: 11142 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Electromechanical, Applications 9: In this course students are introduced to tudents will participate in a hands-on exploration of the basic concepts of electricity in AC and DC circuitry. Students will also study voltage, current, and resistance and the relationship of these quantities in Ohm's and Watt's laws pertaining to series and parallel circuits with resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Students will explore the topic of magnetism and electromagnetism and their application to transformers; relays; solenoids; DC motors and AC motors. Students will become competent in the use of Multisim Electronics Workbench and Automation Studio, which are used to design, simulate, and animate AC and DC circuits. Students will participate in laboratory experiences to create projects and use instruments to measure electrical quantities and safety procedures.
Elec Applications 10
Course Numbers: 11143 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Electromechanical, Applications 10: In this course, students develop hands on Applications of Programmable Logic Controllers. Students will participate in a hands-on course that develops their knowledge of analog and digital electronics. Students will review oscilloscope theory and operation and digital multimeter operation and develop a working knowledge of passive and active electronic components and testing. Students will construct and run circuit simulation of digital and analog circuits using Multism Electronics Workbench software and will also construct the circuit in the lab, verifying circuit operation using test meters and an oscilloscope. Students will also explore the application of AC and DC motors and their methods of speed control.
Elec Applications 12
Course Numbers: 11145 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Electromechanical, Applications 12: In this course, students will work on Industrial Robotics and Mechatronic System. Students will acquire the skills necessary to operate and define the capabilities of programmable controllers, applying the latest technology in industrial computer use, including creating programs utilizing relays, switches, and timers. Students will construct typical wiring diagrams for push button control stations and will include start/stop control wiring diagrams of single stations; multiple stations; jogging and industrial plant application. Students will explore pneumatics and hydraulics, as well as fundamentals of gasses and power fluids. Students will develop troubleshooting techniques for mechanical and electrical equipment utilities in the Industrial Maintenance.
Elec Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11046 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Electromechanical Theory 9: In this course, students learn the fundamentals of Engineering Math.
Elec Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11047 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Electromechanical Theory, 10: In this course, students will have an introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers.
Elec Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11048 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Electromechanical Theory 11: In this course, students progress through automated Process Control Electronics.
Elec Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11049 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Electromechanical Theory 12: In this course, students are industrial Robotics and Mechatronics Systems RT12
Electrical Skills 9
Course Numbers: 11138 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Electrical Skills, basic wiring methods and materials 9: In this course, students will gain an Introduction to circuit wire installations and materials required
Enterprise Web Management
Course Numbers: 11020 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Enterprise Web Management: In this course, students will acquire the knowledge and skills to configure and maintain content management systems (CMS) in the enterprise environment. Students will also build, deploy, and maintain pages and subsites; perform backup and restore; and monitor and troubleshoot web application related issues.
Environ Tech 9
Course Numbers: 11146 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Environmental Technology Grade 9: Spring Fundamentals of Environmental Systems CIP 03.0104
Environ Tech 10
Course Numbers: 11147 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Enviironmental Technology Grade 10: Fall-- Natural Resource Management CIP 03.0299 Spring-- Solid & Hazardous Waste Management cip 15.0508
Environ Tech 11
Course Numbers: 11148 (4.00)(C), 11199 (3.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Environmental Technology Grade 11: Fall-- Energy Technologies and Sustainability cip 15.0503 Spring-- Environmental Site Assessment cip 15.0507
Environ Tech 12
Course Numbers: 11149 (4.00)(C), 11200 (3.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Environmental Technology Grade 12: Fall-- Environmental Sampling & Laboratory CIP 14.1401 Spring-- Applied Water Technologies cip 40.0606
Exp Tech - Engineering
Course Numbers: 5053 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Exploring Technology and Engineering: In this course, students will gain and apply relevant safety knowledge, complete and discuss academic and career plans, and will acquire academic content knowledge regarding the engineering design process, force distribution, materials usage and selection, lean manufacturing principles, alternative energy systems, and robotics in a project-based learning environment. Students will be assessed using proficiency standards in preparation for attainment of a Certificate of Proficiency. (COP) This course is part of a Chapter 74 approved program and incorporates standards from the Engineering Technology Vocational Framework.
Explore Shop 9
Course Numbers: 11150 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Exploratory Shop Grade 9: In this course, students will complete an exploratory schedule exposing them to all 24 vocational and technical programs in which they will acquire knowledge of safety; skill-building; career awareness; and assessment testing to assist them in choosing the technical program that best suits their interests and abilities.
Fin Mktg Digital App
Course Numbers: 11106 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Finance & Marketing skills, Intro. to Business and Retail Operations, Financial math & Digital Applications 9: In this course, students are introduced to the world of business through principle concepts and a focus on the area of customer service. The course is designed to develop knowledge and skills in retail management through hands on experience in the school store in the areas of; purchasing, inventory management, POS systems, merchandising, advertising, pricing, sales reports and customer support. Students are also introduced to Finance, through the basics of the stock market, introduction to record keeping skills, and math applied to the financial industry with the use of a ten key calculator. This course also covers the skills in Microsoft office applications; Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access. The course is designed to implement all skills learned into hands on, real life experience through on-site, community and competitive opportunities.
Fin Mktg Skills Eco 12
Course Numbers: 11109 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Finance and Marketing, Skills, Economics, Management & Co-op placements 12: In this course, students develop the foundation of economics and how the world economy works and skills needed to be successful in a business career. The course develops skills in business management through project based learning and project management of independent projects with planning, implementation and evaluation of projects within the school and the community. Qualified students are awarded the opportunity to participate in a co-operative learning experience with a placement in the skill set area during the hours of coursework. Students also compete in a co-curricular organization internationally applying the skills learned in the classroom.
Fin Mktgn Bus 10
Course Numbers: 11107 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Finance & Marketing Skills, Principles of Marketing, Accounting, applied business math & career readiness 10: In this course students cover the foundation of marketing in the areas of; an intro to marketing, market planning, economics, business & society. Skills for careers in marketing, selling and promotion. This course covers the foundations of accounting in business and math as applied to business. All course material is designed to be delivered through hands on projects, real world business situations and experiences, participation in co-curricular international competitive events, with the development in soft-skills and workplace readiness.Finance & Marketing Skills, Principles of Marketing, Accounting, applied business math & career readiness 10: In this course students cover the foundation of marketing in the areas of; an intro to marketing, market planning, economics, business & society. Skills for careers in marketing, selling and promotion. This course covers the foundations of accounting in business and math as applied to business. All course material is designed to be delivered through hands on projects, real world business situations and experiences, participation in co-curricular international competitive events, with the development in soft-skills and workplace readiness.
Fin Mktn Skills 11
Course Numbers: 11108 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Finance and Marketing Skills, Advanced Marketing, Business & Personal Finances 11: In this course students gain an in-depth advanced curriculum in marketing, covering the areas of; Distribution, Pricing, Marketing Information Management, Product & Service Management, Entrepreneurship & Finance, and Career Development. Advanced Finances in business are introduced through computer applications, as well as fundamentals of personal finances. Gaining skills needed to be financially successful and make the right decisions to be financial independent and secure. The course requires a completion of Business project and evaluation report based on a community business/event/awareness or promotion through co-curricular organization with the opportunity for international competitive events.
Graphic Arts Bus Prod 11
Course Numbers: 11153 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Graphic Arts Skills, Business Production and design 11: In this course, students will deepen their knowledge of print software; typography; principles of design; color harmony; and technical pre-production practices. Students will study web software; advanced bindery; Multi-Color silk screen; and advanced digital printing features and learn advanced press methods requiring higher levels of thinking and team-building. Students will also review shop safety and safe use of tools and equipment.
Graphic Arts Skills 9
Course Numbers: 11151 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Graphic Arts Skills, Survey in graphic arts and design 9: In this course, students will study print software; typography; principles of design; color harmony; and technical pre-production practices.
Graphic Arts Skills 10
Course Numbers: 11152 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Graphics Arts Skills, Digital Print 10: In this course, students will deepen their knowledge of print software; typography; principles of design; color harmony; and technical pre-production practices. Students will study web software; methods of bindery; silk screen; and digital printing methods and continue to build on basic press functions. Students will also review shop safety and safe use of tools and equipment.
Graphic Arts Skills 12
Course Numbers: 11154 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Graphic Arts Skills, Advanced Design, Production and Custom Finishing 12: In this course, students will complete a senior project in which they will complete their competencies from job ticket through the finished press and bindery operations. They will develop skills in advanced use of print software; typography; principles of design; color harmony; and technical pre-production practices. Students will also utilize video software.
Hosp and Tour 1 Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11062 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Hospitality and Tourism Management 1, Theory 9: In this course, students to the global hospitality and tourism industries including the scope, historical development, and future. It also provides an overview of management functions in key areas including service, tourism, business ownership and development, lodging, food and beverage, recreation and leisure, gaming, and meetings, events, and conventions.
Hosp and Tour 2 Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11063 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Hospitality and Tourism Management 2, Theory 10: In this course, students expand upon the practices studied in Hospitality 1 with an increased emphasis on food service management. The course aims to familiarize students with the foodservice industry and classifications of foodservice operations. It also focuses on food service functions including menu design, purchasing, production, service, safety and sanitation, and facilities. It discusses management functions including leadership, beverage management, human resources, and cost control.
Hosp and Tour Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11065 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Hospitality and Tourism Entrepreneurship Theory 12: In this course, students will evaluate the business skills and commitment necessary to successfully operate an entrepreneurial venture and review the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship. Students will learn about themselves, their decisions, and their goals to determine how entrepreneurship can play a role in their lives. Students study from an economic perspective and learn the concepts of environmentally sustainable practices and social entrepreneurship.
Hospty and Tour 11
Course Numbers: 11161 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Hospitality and Tourism, Applications Food & Beverage Management 11: On this course, students focus on management and how the concept of service continues to be the most important and necessary ingredient in the successful management of any hospitality endeavor. Coursework includes the examination of values, business ethics and the practice of business correspondence.Project-based assignments include USA geography, travel trends and trip planning. Students will hone their skills working with staff as they discover the aspects of Event Planning. The primary focus is attaining industry certifications such as ServSafe Food Manager, OSHA General Industry, and CPR/AED Choke
Hospty and Tour 12
Course Numbers: 11162 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Hospitality and Tourism, Applications, Financial Business & Employability Skills 12: In this course, students will focus on the skills needed to prepare students to be financially literate and employable in the global economy of the 21st century. Topics included in this course are money management, debt, credit and financial risks, financial planning, saving, investing, entrepreneurship and philanthropy. Students will also examine career choices with regards to income as well as how choices they make as consumers will affect themselves and the world around them. Students earn Certifications in the following: ServSafe Food Allergen, ServSafe Alcohol, and Massachusetts Crowd Manager. In addition, students are able to participate in a variety of local Cooperative Education opportunities.
Hospty and Tourism 10
Course Numbers: 11160 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Hospitality and Tourism Management 2, Applications 10: In this course, students expand the skills with an introduction to banquet facility service, professional communication, equipment, and menu planning via the student-run Bistro and function facility. Concepts focus on industry sustainability, marketing, public relations, as well as East Coast geography, travel trends and trip planning.
Hospty and Tourism 11
Course Numbers: 11064 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Hospitality and Tourism Management, Lodging Operations Management, Theory 11: In this course, students practice systems utilized in managing and operating today's modern lodging establishments. Topics covered include: front office operations, guest service and accounting, revenue management, security and safety, and housekeeping as well as issues related to coordination with other departments such as food and beverage or sales.
Hotel Tourism I 9
Course Numbers: 11159 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Hospitality and Tourism Management 1, Applications 9: In this course, students will gain practical application of the skills learned in Hospitality 1. Students are introduced to the fundamentals of customer service, food service, menu planning, as well as health and safety. Students examine vast career opportunities available in the hospitality industry. Regional tourism is addressed covering New England geography, local travel, dining trends, and trip planning.Hospitality and Tourism Management 1, Applications 9: In this course, students will gain practical application of the skills learned in Hospitality 1. Students are introduced to the fundamentals of customer service, food service, menu planning, as well as health and safety. Students examine vast career opportunities available in the hospitality industry. Regional tourism is addressed covering New England geography, local travel, dining trends, and trip planning.Hospitality and Tourism Management 1, Applications 9: In this course, students will gain practical application of the skills learned in Hospitality 1. Students are introduced to the fundamentals of customer service, food service, menu planning, as well as health and safety. Students examine vast career opportunities available in the hospitality industry. Regional tourism is addressed covering New England geography, local travel, dining trends, and trip planning.
HSA Internship
Course Numbers: 5163 (1.50)(C), 8213 (1.50)(C), 8343 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Health Science Academy Internship: In this course, students will participate in a clinical or work assignment that is designed to provide experiences in a local medical center or job site. Students will work with departments that offer services or research that parallels their career goals.
Human Anatomy 11
Course Numbers: 11060 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Human Anatomy 11 - In this lab-based science course, students will study the cells, tissues, organs and organ systems of the human body and may engage in the dissections of vertebrate specimens. Students will learn anatomical terminology and explore various diseases of the human body.Related Theory Health Assistant Grade 11: In this course, students will prepare for the Red Cross exam for nursing assistants. Students will also learn employability skills, including the importance of attendance; punctuality; communication style; and compliance with rules.
Human Anatomy 12
Course Numbers: 11061 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Human Anatomy 12: In this course, students explore the roles and issues in community health that provides the academic fulfillment for a Home Health certificate. Students will develop a progressive plan for post high school.
HVAC - R10
Course Numbers: 11164 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Grade 10: In this course, students will study small hermetic systems including refrigerators; freezers; dehumidifiers; and wall/window air conditioners. Students will learn to troubleshoot electrical controls and refrigeration system problems, as well as evacuation, charging, and recovery techniques.
HVAC Skills and Systs 11
Course Numbers: 11165 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Grade 11: In this course, students will study commercial refrigeration systems including walk-ins; reach-ins; ice machines; and other supermarket and restaurant equipment. Student will also install equipment according to code specifications and will implement trouble shooting of electrical and heating apparatus.
HVAC Skills Ref AC 12
Course Numbers: 11166 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Grade 12: In this course, students wil study heating systems, including oil, gas, and electric heat pumps. Students will install equipment according to code specifications and will implement troubleshooting of electrical and heating apparatus.
HVAC Skills Soldering 9
Course Numbers: 11163 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Grade 9: In this course, students will perform various ipling practices including swaging; flaring; bending; soldering; and brazing of copper tubing. Students will study basic electricity theory, including the relationships among ohms, volts, amps, and watts. Students will explore electrical circuitry including wiring schematics and the wiring of electrical circuits. Students will gain a knowledge of shop safety.
HVAC Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11066 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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HVAC, Theory, Introduction to Basic Refrigeration Principles 99: In this course, students will have be introduced to the Basic Refrigeration Principles & Basic Electricity as it applies to Heating, Refrigeration, & Air Conditioning Systems safety practices, the theory and practical application of refrigeration, thermodynamic principles, temperature & pressure relationship, working with copper and pipe and its uses, soldering & brazing techniques, how to use hand tools and special tools of the trade, trade math i.e. Ohm’s law & Watt’s law, introduction to basic electrical circuits
HVAC Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11069 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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HVAC, Theory, Refrigeration Applied to Air Conditioning & Heating Systems 12: In this course, students apply to Air Conditioning, Air Distribution, A/C Installation, Air Conditioning controls, Troubleshooting Air Conditioning Systems, Gas Heat, Oil Heat, Hydronic Heat, and Air Source Heat Pumps
HVAC Theory Cert 11
Course Numbers: 11068 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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HVAC, Theory, Troubleshooting HVAC/R Systems & EPA 608 Certification Preparation 11: In this course, students learn advanced refrigeration, working with refrigerant controls, troubleshooting controls, compressors, compressor lubrication, defrost cycles, zeotropic & azeotropic refrigerant blends, EPA 608 certification preparation & proctored exam.
HVAC Theory Circuits 10
Course Numbers: 11067 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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HVAC, Theory, Refrigeration Cycle and Advanced Electrical Circuits 10: In this course, students are introduced to the refrigeration cycle, system components, refrigerants, advanced electrical circuits, characteristics of electrical circuits, control wiring, thermostats, induction motors, motor controls.
Integrated Bus Dev 12
Course Numbers: 11021 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Integrated Business Development, Theory 12: In this course, students will acquire the knowledge and skills to develop and incorporate business strategies in development projects, including establishing budgets; business plans; and marketing strategies and evaluating risk, feasibility, and return on investment. (ROI)
Intro to Computer Science
Course Numbers: 11115 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Introduction to Computer Science: In this course, students will explore the fundamentals of computer science; web design principles; architecture; structure; functions; components; and models of the internet and other computer networks. Students will learm common programming structures and basic algorithmic problem-solving; best practices and web standards; and will use the OSI and TCP layered models to examine the nature and roles of protocols and services at the application; network; data link; and physical layers. Students build simple web sites and simple LAN topologies by applying basic principles of cabling; performing basic configurations of network devices such as routers and switches; and implementing IP addressing schemes.
Intro to Health Assist 9
Course Numbers: 11155 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Introduction to Health Assistant 9: In this course, students will be introduced to shop safety; infection control measures, and body mechanics. The students will learn about different health care environments.
Intro to Programming
Course Numbers: 11114 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Introduction to Programming: In this course, students will study the advanced material covered on the CompTIA A+ certfication exams. This includes software programming fundamentals as well as basic planning; design; code structures; and testing procedures for application programming in C#.
LAN Switch and Wire
Course Numbers: 11186 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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LAN Switching and Wireless: In this course, students will learn the technologies and protocols needed to design and implement a converged switched network. Students will also explore the hierarchical network design model as well as how to select devices for each layer. Students will learn how to configure a switch for basic functionality and how to implement various routing types in a converged network. Students will examine the different implementations of Spanning Tree Protocol in a converged network and develop the knowledge and skills necessary to implement a WLAN in a small to medium network.
Linux
Course Numbers: 11089 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Linux: In this course, students will acquire comprehensive knowledge of topics related to Linux certification, including Linux distribution; installation; administration; X Windows; networking; and security.
Network Fund
Course Numbers: 11198 (3.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Network Fundamentals: In this course, students will examine the architecture; structure; functions; components; and models of the internet and other computer networks. Students will examine the nature and roles of protocols and services at the application, network, data link, and physical layers; the principles and structure of IP addressing; and the fundamentals of of Ethernet concepts; media; and operations. Students will build simple LAN topologies by applying basic principles of cabling, performing basic configurations of network devices such as routers and switches and implementing IP addressing schemes.
Network Fund App 10
Course Numbers: 11184 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Network Fundamentals, Applications 10: In this course, students will prepare for jobs as network, computer, and help desk technicians. Students will acquire an overview of routing and remote access; addressing and security. Students will become familiar with servers that provide e-mail services; web space; and authenticated access.
Off Proc and Comp Anat 10
Course Numbers: 11091 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Office Procedures and Comparative Anatomy and Physiology 10: In this course, students will compare and contrast the cells, tissues, organs, and systems of mammalian, reptilian, avian, and aquatic species. Much time will also be spent on the functions of the systems, as well as associated disease processes and in-depth medical terminology.
Paint Decor Applic 9
Course Numbers: 11171 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Paint Decor, Applicaitons 9: In this course, students will learn good work habits and proper safety procedures and engage in training in the use and principles of basic trade tools. Students will learn the composition and fundamental methods on the application of materials. Students will also study the preparation and preservation of surfaces; furniture finishing; repair and refinishing; wallcovering installation; glass glazing; color theory; and spray painting.
Paint Decor Applic 10
Course Numbers: 11172 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Paint Decor, Applications 10: In this course, students gain an understanding in the Principles of Colo, Intro to Coatings and Finishes, Interior/Exterior Application Procedures, Interior Surfaces, Materials and Furnishings
Paint Decor Applic 11
Course Numbers: 11173 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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The Process of Interior Design, Spatial Design,Acquiring Housing, Maintaining a Home Outdoor Living Environment
Paint Decor Applic 12
Course Numbers: 11174 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Paint Decor, Applications 12: In this course, students tudents engage in more practical applications by implementing processes learned on projects completed outside of the shop. Students will achieve competency in furniture finishing; color theory; fine wall covering installation; faux finishes interior design; and interior/exterior painting. Students will also develop supervisory skills; estimating techniques; aptitudes; and work ethic. Students who qualify will participate in co-op placement.
Paint Decor Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11074 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Paint Decor, Theory 9: In this course, students complete and introduction to Concepts in Painting & Design 1,Exploratory- Concepts in Painting & Design 2 Tools, Safety & Introduction to Color Theory & Psychology Fundamentals of Applied Painting & Techniques
Paint Decor Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11075 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Paint Decor Theory 10: In this course, students will experiment with textures, Textiles & Decorative Wall Finishes ,Interior Design, 3-D Concepts, Application & Execution, Beginner Furniture Restoration, Set Design & Trade Related Disciplines, Fundamentals in Painting for Business, Mural Painting & Signage
Paint Decor Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11076 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Paint Decor, Theory 11: In this course, students are introdcued to Construction Safety, OSHA, Interior/Exterior Substrate Preparation & Finish Application, Advanced Sign Design & Application, Applied Interior Design Developing a Business Plan, College/Career Planning, Advanced Interior/Exterior Application, Intro to Customer/Vendor Relations.
Paint Decor Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11077 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Paint Decor, Theory 12: In this course, students perform advanced Design Communication, Advanced Sign Design & Production ,Project Management, College/Career Choices, Mural Design and Application,Applied Entrepreneurship, Cost Analysis & Business Management,Senior Capstone Completion & Presentation.
Pharmacy Tech Program 12
Course Numbers: 11201 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Pharmacy Technician Program 12: In this course, students will be prepared to assume an entry-level pharmacy technician position in a variety of contemporary settings, including community, hospital, home care, and long term care settings; Students will learn the various duties a technician may perform, as well as communication skills and aspects of assisting the pharmacist.
Plumbing Applications 9
Course Numbers: 11175 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Plumbing Applications 9: In this course, students will explore many different areas of the plumbing trade. Students will study hand and tool equipment safety as well as plumbing definitions and terminology. Students will also gain knowledge of steel pipe frames; drawing; assembly; testing; and assessment.
Plumbing Applications 10
Course Numbers: 11176 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Plumbing Applications 10: In this course, students will study steel pipe flanges; safety training and testing for the operation of a power threading machine; hangers and supports; cast iron pipe and fittings; pipe slope and layout; tankless water heating; cold water sizing and installation; shower valves and hot water tank installation. Students will engage in technical manual research; drawings; math and formula calculations; assembly; testing; and assessment.
Plumbing Applications 11
Course Numbers: 11177 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Plumbing Applications 11: In this course, students will study drainage, waste, and vent system design and installation; water piping system design and installation; sumps and ejectors; underground piping; gas pipe sizing and installation; forced hot water heating system design and installation; commercial plumbing installation; and fixture installation. Students will also work on external non-profit plumbing work projects.
Plumbing Applications 12
Course Numbers: 11178 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Plumbing Applications 12: In this course, students will complete advanced plumbing project design and installation and review formulas and math skills for plumbers. Students will also examine renewable and alternative energy systems and plumbing service and repair. Students will continue to work on external projects. Eligible students may participate in the cooperative education program.
Plumbing Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11078 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Plumbing Theory 9: In this course, students will begin a comprehensive safety program leading to OSHA 10 construction certification. Students will gain knowledge of the safe use of hand tools for pipe cutting, threading, and reaming; copper tubing; fittings; and methods of joining and soldering. Students will also explore the history of plumbing; pipe measurement; void spacing; steel pipe; and fittings and assembly. Students will also acquire basic math skills for plumbers, formulas, and hydraulic data information.
Plumbing Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11079 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Plumbing Theory 10: In this course, students will complete their OSHA 10 safety and training certification. Students will study pipe valves and fittings; water supply sizing; testing and materials; hot water supply and water heating methods; and basic blueprint terminology. Students will also gain knowledge of forced hot water heating; drainage systems and hangers and supports as well as the basics of renewable and alternative energies.
Plumbing Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11080 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Plumbing Theory 11: In this course, students will engage in a safety review and gain knowledge of in-depth drainage, waste, and vent systems and testing; advanced water systems; fixture installation; Victaulic pipe and fittings; brazing and silver soldering; and gas systems. Students will also learn employability skills; management and entrepreneurship; and technological skills.
Plumbing Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11081 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Plumbing Theory 12: In this course, students will engage in a safety review and gain knowledge of math and formulas for plumbers; roof drain sizing; overview of special waste systems; code definitions; blueprint reading; and isometric drawing.
Prof Care for HA 10
Course Numbers: 11156 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Professional Care for Health Assistant 10: In this course, students are introduced to direct patient care skills, physical and emotional needs of the patient, and the healthcare environment. Students will also be introduced to the importance of nutrition. Students will be learning basic first aid and become certified in CPR through the American Heart Association.
Rout Prot and Con
Course Numbers: 11185 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Routing Protocols and Concepts: In this course, students will learn the architecture, components, and operation of routers; the principles of routing; and routing protocols. Students will analyze; configure; verify; and troubleshoot the primary routing protocols. Students will be able to recognize and correct routing issues.
RT Auto Coll 9
Course Numbers: 11006 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Automotive Collision 9: In this course, students are engaged in theory and training in the following areas of study: General Safety, Safety Equipment, (Personal and Shop), Safety Rules, Guidelines, Practices, and Regulations, OSHA and Right to Know Regulations. Hand Tools, Collision Repair Specialty Tools, Power Tools & Equipment, Measurement, Standard and Metric, Distance & Linear, Liquid Measurements, Tolerances, and Allowances, Deciphering Service Information, Standards and Specifications, Manufacturer Procedures and Repair Recommendations, Scope & Sequences. Data Collection, Comparisons, and Analysis. General Fasteners and Types, Grading, Strengths, Thread Types, Pitch, Yield Fasteners, One Time Use, Tightening Sequences, use of technology, computers and scanners, marketing, and personal finance. All instructional methods and categories based on AES, SP2, NATEF/ ASE, and or I-CAR principles of instruction. Strict adherence to the Massachusetts curriculum frameworks for Automotive Collision Repair and its embedded academic standards are incorporated throughout the delivery of the curriculum. Reading, writing, math assignments, and assessments related to the Automotive collision repair industry are an integral part of this class.
RT Auto Coll 10
Course Numbers: 11007 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Automotive Collision Repair 10: In this course, students will engage in theory and training in the following areas of study: General Safety, Safety Equipment, (Personal and Shop), Safety Rules, Guidelines, Practices, and Regulations, OSHA and Right to Know Regulations. Hand Tools, Collision Repair Specialty Tools, Power Tools & Equipment, Measurement, Standard and Metric, Distance & Linear, Liquid Measurements, Tolerances, and Allowances, Deciphering Service Information, Standards and Specifications, Manufacturer Procedures and Repair Recommendations, Scope & Sequences. Data Collection, Comparisons, and Analysis. General Fasteners and Types, Grading, Strengths, Thread Types, Pitch, Yield Fasteners, One Time Use, Tightening Sequences, use of technology, computers and scanners, marketing, and personal finance. All instructional methods and categories based on AES, SP2, NATEF/ ASE, and or I-CAR principles of instruction. Strict adherence to the Massachusetts curriculum frameworks for Automotive Collision Repair and its embedded academic standards are incorporated throughout the delivery of the curriculum.
RT Auto Coll 11
Course Numbers: 11008 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Automotive Collision 11: In this course, students will focus on Welding cutting and heating applications, Automotive vehicle construction, panel replacement ( bolt-on) Door service, glass removal and installation procedures, structural repair equipment preparation and set up, structural part repair and replacement procedures, corrosion protection materials, and applications. Introduction to mechanical repairs, estimating repair costs. Shop ownership, management, finance, and entrepreneurship. All instructional methods and categories based on AES, SP2, NATEF/ ASE, and or I-CAR principles of instruction. Strict adherence to the Massachusetts curriculum frameworks for Automotive Collision Repair and its embedded academic standards are incorporated throughout the delivery of the curriculum. Reading, writing, math assignments, and assessments related to the Automotive collision repair industry are an integral part of this class.
RT Auto Coll 12
Course Numbers: 11009 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Automotive Collision 12: In this course students are engaged in theory and training of the following areas of study; Job acquisition skills, cover letters, resume writing, and job application forms. Interview practices and techniques, Identifying and measuring structural damage, Structural repair and alignment, Interior repairs, restraint system service and precautions, suspension geometry and alignment, electrical and electronic component service and replacement, troubleshooting and maintenance, business technology, entrepreneurship, and job success skills. All instructional methods and categories based on AES, SP2, NATEF/ ASE, and or I-CAR principles of instruction. Strict adherence to the Massachusetts curriculum frameworks for Automotive Collision Repair and its embedded academic standards are incorporated throughout the delivery of the curriculum. Reading, writing, math assignments, and assessments related to the Automotive collision repair industry are an integral part of this class.
RT Biotechnology 10
Course Numbers: 11015 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Biotechnology 10: In this course students will gain basic technique in biochemistry of macromolecules and engage in an introduction to microbiology
RT Biotechnology 9
Course Numbers: 11014 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Biotechnology 9: In this course students are introduced to neuroscience, solution preparation, ecosystems and coevolution. In addition, students will practice employability and career readiness, management and entrepreneurship knowledge and skills, technology, literacy knowledge and skills.
RT Biotechnology 12
Course Numbers: 11017 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Biotechnology 12: In this course students will absorb techniques in molecular biology, infectious diseases, tissue culture, protein purification, water testing, slide preparation, bacterial superbug robotics study, bioethics, and sharpen presentation skills.
RT EL Alt Circuits 10
Course Numbers: 11043 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Electrical, alternating current and circuits 10: In this course, students will gain an introduction to AC circuits and calculations
RT EL Rsd Comm Ind 12
Course Numbers: 11045 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Electrical, Residential/Commercial/Industrial Wiring 12: In this course, students will explore Blueprints; Branch Circuits; Feeder Circuits; Circuit Loading Guidelines; Conductor Size-Type-Wiring Method; Photovoltaic Systems; On Grid and Off Grid. circuit wiring calculations
RT Environ Tech 9
Course Numbers: 11050 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Envionmental Technology Grade 9: Earth Science
RT Environ Tech 10
Course Numbers: 11051 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Environmental Technology Grade 10:
RT Environ Tech 11
Course Numbers: 11052 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Environmental Technology Grade 11:
RT Environ Tech 12
Course Numbers: 11053 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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RT Exploratory
Course Numbers: 11001 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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RT Fin Mktg Entpshp 10
Course Numbers: 11011 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Finance & Marketing, Entrepreneurship 10: In this course, students are introduced to the concepts, opportunities and challenges associated with being an entrepreneur. This course covers the areas of; entrepreneur characteristics, types of ownership, business communications, ethics & social responsibility, market analysis, Marketing & selling your product, Analyzing business finances, Starting/ managing and growing your business. Course is delivered through presentations, hands on projects, case studies, applying skills to real life business scenarios.
RT Fin Mktg Fund 11
Course Numbers: 11012 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Finance & Marketing, Fundamentals of Social Media and Digital Marketing 11: In this course, students focus on understanding and effectively using strategies of marketing as applied to Social Media and Digital Marketing. The course provides key concepts and learning experiences with social media marketing, foundational elements of marketing and concepts on digital marketing practices. The course is designed to develop an understanding of foundational concepts; completing practical, hands-on projects; and experiencing social media marketing through an online simulation, and real life experiences.
RT Fin Mktg Ldsh Cap 12
Course Numbers: 11013 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Finance & Marketing, Leadership & Senior Capstone Projects 12: In this course, students focus on the fundamentals of leadership skills to be successful in business. The course requires a completion of the senior capstone; of a community Business project and evaluation report based on a community business/event/awareness or promotion through co-curricular organization with the opportunity for international competitive events.
RT Finance Mktg 9
Course Numbers: 11010 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Finance & Marketing: Human relations for career success: In this course, students build on the foundations of professional skills for getting along with others in the workplace. Skills taught are included in the areas of; customer focus, teamwork, organizational effectiveness, interpersonal communication, self development, and becoming a high achiever.
RT Graphic Arts Basic 9 9
Course Numbers: 11054 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Graphic Arts, Basic fundamentals 9: In this course, students will develop a solid understanding of basic printing principles, practices, and procedures necessary to properly and safely learn to set up. Students will also develop thinking, reasoning, and communication skills as well as basic skills using paper and electronic professional technical reference and service informational resources.
RT Graphic Arts Cncpt 11
Course Numbers: 11056 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Graphic Arts, Concepts and Principles 11: In this course, students will expand their skills in digital, printing and computer areas, and will develop client service skills. Students will receive the 10 hour OSHA Health and Safety regulation card.
RT Graphic Arts Design 12
Course Numbers: 11057 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Graphic Arts, Design 12: In this course, students will learn advanced offset/digital and computer skills. The students will develop a cover letter/resume, as well as a career plan for COOP/College.
RT Graphic Arts Intro 10
Course Numbers: 11055 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Graphic Arts, Introduction 10: In this course, students will develop the skills necessary for digital printing and limited offset/screen printing. Students will explore the latest industry standards in the Graphic Communications industry. Students will learn the importance of machine safety and safe operations.
RT Health Assistant 10
Course Numbers: 11059 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Health Assistant 10: In this course, students will further their understanding of what the expectation is for a nursing assistant in the clinical setting. Ethical and legal issues and hospital organizations and lines of authority are discussed. Medical terminology and medical abbreviations will continue to be taught to increase the student's vocabulary.
RT Intro to HA 9
Course Numbers: 11058 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Theory Introduction to Health Assisting 9: In this course students will be introduced to the role of a nursing assistant. Students will be introduced to career choices and professionalism. Students will be introduced to medical terminology and medical abbreviations. Students will also be introduced to medical math to help with conversions that will be needed in their scope and sequence.
Server and Network Op
Course Numbers: 11019 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Server and Network Operating: In this course, students will acquire the knowledge and skills to configure and troubleshoot a Windows server network infrastructure. Students will implement and configure secure network access and implement fault tolerant storage technologies and gain an understanding of the network technologies most commonly used with Windows server and IP enabled networks. Students will also learn how to secure servers and maintain update compliance.
Server and Network OS 10
Course Numbers: 11087 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Server and Network OS, Theory, 10: In this course, students will acquire the knowledge and skills to configure and troubleshoot a Windows server network infrastructure. Students will implement and configure secure network access and implement fault tolerant storage technologies and gain an understanding of the network technologies most commonly used with Windows server and IP enabled networks. Students will also learn how to secure servers and maintain update compliance.
Server Dir Serv
Course Numbers: 11088 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Server Directory Services: In this course, students will acquire the knowledge and skills to configure Active Directory Domain Services in a distributed environment; implement group policies; perform backup and restore; and monitor and troubleshoot Active Directory related issues.
Sheet Metal 9
Course Numbers: 11179 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Sheet Metal Grade 9: In this course, students will learn the proper safe applications and soldering techniques of various metals; layout and fabrication of HVAC duct systems, buckets, funnels, and other round applications. Students will learn to safely utilize manual brakes; shears; rolls; hand-turning machines; powered lock formers; resistance welders; and hand tools.
Sheet Metal 10
Course Numbers: 11180 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Sheet Metal Grade 10: In this course, students will layout and fabricate commonly used round fittings using parallel and radial line development to include elbows, tees, and reducers using hand turning machines and various stakes. Students will engage in the input of round fittings on the plasma cutting table. Students will continue their training in the safe use of shop power equipment.
Sheet Metal 11
Course Numbers: 11181 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Sheet Metal Grade 11: In this course, students will layout and fabricate fittings applying the triangulation method used in light residential; commercial; and heavy industrial applications. Students will also learn MIG welding techniques; how to safely operate a Power Press Brake; and the proper and safe use of power rolls; Iron Horse and hand plasma cutters. Students will learn how to input fittings on the plasma cutting table and will begin to participate in a fabricating special project for the city and school
Sheet Metal 12
Course Numbers: 11182 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Sheet Metal Grade 12: In this course, students will learn how to fabricate louvers; compound and transitional HVAC fittings; architectural finials; and conductor heads. Students will continue to refine their knowledge of all aspects of the trade, using critical thinking to solve fabrication processes. Students who are eligible may participate in a cooperative educational partnership.
SM Related Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11082 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Sheet Metal Theory Grade 9: In this course, students will learn safe practices and acquire an awareness of the hazards of the shop and the construction industry. Students will learn soldering techniques using B-Tanks as well as trade terminology. Students will also complete math, reading, and writing assignments as they pertain to the industry.
SM Related Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11083 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Sheet Metal Theory Grade 10: In this course, students will learn how to safely operate power equipment, including the drill press; vertical band saw; pedestal grinder; angle grinder; and cold saw utilizing equipment manuals. Students gain knowledge of fasteners; taps; dies; and drills and will utilize computers for the Applied Educational System demonstrating their understanding of computer hardware and software; connectivity; research; problem-solving; and communication. Students will also complete math, reading, and writing assignments as they pertain to the industry.
SM Related Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11084 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Sheet Metal Theory Grade 11: In this course, students will learn how to safely operate the Power Press Brake to include tonnage calculations and bend allowances, as well as correct die sizes and applications. Students will learn to safely operate the 55 ton Geka Hydraulic Ironworker using tonnage calculations and correct punch/dies; the MIG welder; and the hand-operated Plasma Cutter. Students will learn how to write resumes and cover letters and use computers for the Applied Educational System demonstrating their employability skills, critical thinking, and positive work behaviors. Students will also receive their OSHA Construction 10 hour training card.
SM Related Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11085 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Related Sheet Metal Theory Grade 12: In this course, students will to read and identify Structural, Architectural, and Mechanical blueprints; specifications; and all components of industrial and commercial HVAC systems and job estimating. Students will also acquire knowledge about labor agreeements, union, and open shops. Students will use computers for Applied Educational System demonstrating their understanding of basic business practices required to start and run a company/organization.
Spanish II for HP
Course Numbers: 5093 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Spanish II for Health Professions: In this course, students will acquire knowledge of fundamental grammar, culture, and vocabulary necessary ro working in the medical field with the Hispanic community. Students will increase proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, with a special focus on medical terminology. Students will also explore the culture of Spanish-speaking people.
Surg and Phar Concepts 11
Course Numbers: 11092 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Surgical and Pharmacological Concepts, Diagnostic Imaging, and Nutrition 11: In this course, students will gain an understanding of veterinary surgical, pharmacological, nutritional, and diagnostic imaging concepts as it relates to a multitude of species including marine and wildlife animals.
Telecom 11
Course Numbers: 11197 (3.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Telecommunications Grade 11: In this course, students will explore network design processes using a large stadium enterprise network and medium-sized film company network. Students will follow a standard design process to expand and upgrade each network. Students will examine life cycle services in the context of pre-sale support.
Web App Programming 11
Course Numbers: 11116 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Web Application Programming, Applications 11: In this course, students will examine the architecture; components; and development of applications and the principles of Model-View-Controller (MVC). Students will plan, design, build, and test projects using markup; presentation; client, and server-side programming languages. Students will develop web sites and applications.
Welding Tech and Pract 9
Course Numbers: 11191 (1.50)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Welding Technology and Practice 9: In this course, students will develop a solid understanding of basic welding principles, practices, and procedures needed to perform basic welding tasks. Students will develop basic skills to utilize equipment including shears; bending brakes; spot welders and hand tools. Students will also learn to use oxy-fuel equipment and become proficient in the oxy-acetylene process.
Welding Tech and Pract 10
Course Numbers: 11192 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Welding Technology and Practice 10: In this course, students will learn the GTAW (Gas-Tungsten-Arc Welding) process. Students will also read, understand, and communicate in the language of the welding field. Students will learn to read blueprints and use mathematical skills and processes related to the welding field.
Welding Tech and Pract 11
Course Numbers: 11193 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Welding Technology and Practice 11: In this course, students will utilize the three welding processes: GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding); FCAW (FluxCored Arc Welding); and SAW (Submerged Arc Welding). Students will also read, understand, and communicate in the language of the welding field and use mathematical skills and processes related to the welding field. Students will also work on projects in a job shop atmosphere.
Welding Tech and Pract 12
Course Numbers: 11194 (4.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Welding Technology and Practice 12: In this course, students will practice the seven processes that are utilized by professional welders. Students will work in teams to design and build projects. Students will focus their efforts on becoming proficient in SMAW (Sheet Metal Arc Welding) in order to become certified with MA Bridge Certification.
Welding Theory 9
Course Numbers: 11094 (0.25)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Welding Theory 9: Students will gain a solid understanding of basic welding principles, practices, and procedures necessary to perform basic welding tasks. Students will develop thinking, reasoning and communication skills in addition to developing basic theory skills to utilize equipment including shears; bending brakes; spot welders; related hand-tools; and oxy-fuel equipment.
Welding Theory 10
Course Numbers: 11095 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Welding Theory Grade 10: In this course, students will explore the GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding) process. Students will acquire beginning knowledge of blueprint reading. Students will use mathematical skills and processes to solve problems related to the welding field.
Welding Theory 11
Course Numbers: 11096 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Welding Theory 11: In this course, students will explore current technology that relates to the welding industry and gain an understanding of developing technology. Students will access a variety of sources to research and organize information to gain an understanding of the career opportunities in the welding field. Students will study the following welding processes: GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding); FCAW (Flux Core Arc Welding); SAW (Submerged Arc Welding); and PAW (Plasma Arc Welding). Students will read, understand, and communicate in the language of the welding field; comprehend advanced blueprint reading; and use mathematical skills and processes to solve problems related to the welding field.
Welding Theory 12
Course Numbers: 11097 (1.00)(C)
Type: High School Area: Career Vocational Tech (74)
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Welding Theory 12: In this course, students will access a variety of sources to research and organize information to gain an understanding of career opportunities in the welding field. Students will study the SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc Welding) process. Students will read, understand, and communicate in the language of the welding field; comprehend advanced blueprint reading; and use mathematical skills and processes to solve problems related to the welding field.