Course: #M6502
Grade(s) off ered: 10-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: Automotive Career Investigations or Power and Energy

Course Description: The Brake Systems course is one of four advanced level automotive courses to give students a next level experience once they have completed Automotive Investigation.  The goal of these courses is to teach at a rigorous industry standard level.  Rigorous training will prepare students for post-secondary education, part-time entry level employment, or to perform high level repairs on their own vehicles. 

Course:# M6500
Grade(s) offered:Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Credits:.5 (per semester) 

Course Description:Automotive investigation will expose students to the vast array of careers related to the automotive industry.  Automotive technology will be a primary focus.  Students will also learn about other careers such as automobile sales, parts sales, finance, and careers outside of a repair facility or dealership.

Course:#M6508 
Grade(s) offered:10-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites:Automotive Career Investigations or Power and Energy

Course Description:The Electrical/Electronic Systems course is one of four advanced level automotive courses to give students a next level experience once they have completed Automotive Investigation.  The goal of these courses is to teach at a rigorous industry standard level.  Rigorous training will prepare students for post-secondary education, part-time entry level employment, or to perform high level repairs on their own vehicles

Course: #M6504 
Grade(s) offered: 10-12
Credits: .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: Automotive Career Investigations or Power and Energy

Course Description: The Engine Performance course is one of four advanced level automotive courses to give students a next level experience once they have completed Automotive Investigation.  The goal of these courses is to teach at a rigorous industry standard level.  Rigorous training will prepare students for post-secondary education, part-time entry level employment, or to perform high level repairs on their own vehicles. 

Course: #M6506 
Grade(s) offered: 10-12
Credits:  .5 (per semester)
Prerequisites: Automotive Career Investigations or Power and Energy

Course Description: The Steering and Suspension Systems course is one of four advanced level automotive courses to give students a next level experience once they have completed Automotive Investigation.  The goal of these courses is to teach at a rigorous industry standard level.  Rigorous training will prepare students for post-secondary education, part-time entry level employment, or to perform high level repairs on their own vehicles. 

Course:#M7100
Grade(s) offered: Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Credits:  2.0 (year-long course, 2 hours)

• 1.0 High School Credit of World History
• 1.0 Elective Credit Flight Training  

Prerequisites: 0.5 credit in an Intro to Aviation course (Flight Simulation or UAS/Drones)

Explore the connection of world history and aviation in "Aviation Through Time." From ancient civilizations to modern flight simulations, unravel historical threads, pilot virtual aircraft, and witness the dynamic interplay that has shaped societies and skies alike. Engage in a transformative interdisciplinary adventure.

Course: #M7200
Grade(s) offered:Grade 11, Grade 12
Credits: 2.0 Credits

• Flight Training II (1.0 elective credit)
• Global Studies and Economics (.5 Core Social Studies) 
• Meteorology  (.5 Elective credit) 

Prerequisites: 0.5 credit in an Intro to Aviation course (Flight Simulation or UAS/Drones) OR 1.0 credits in Flight Training I from Flight Instruction Through Time

This is a year-long, dual-taught course for students with prior simulated flight training. This course explores advanced flight training scenarios,  meteorology, and the global economic impact of aviation, emphasizing flight operations and economic principles.

Course:M7000
Grade(s) offered:Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Credits:.5 (one-semester course)
Prerequisites: None

This course provides a foundation in flying, aviation careers and history. Students will learn about the engineering process, problem solving, and innovations and technological developments that led to the aviation and aerospace industries of today.

Course:M7002
Grade(s) offered:Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 11, Grade 12
Credits:.0.5 (one-semester course)
Prerequisites:None

This course provides a comprehensive education in drone technology, regulations and practical flight skills.  Students will gain hands-on flying experience, engage in flight simulation exercises, and obtain their recreation drone pilot certificate.  

Course:#M4056, S1 (math)
Course:#M4058, S2 (math)
Course:#M6456, S1 (renovation)
Course:#M6458, S2 (renovation)
Grade(s) offered:Grade 11, Grade 12
Credits:2.0 (two-hour, full-year course)
Students will be registered for both Home Renovation (technology education course) and Applied Mathematics as part of Mathematics in Home Renovation.  Fulfills the core math requirement.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Higher Algebra

Mathematics in Home Renovation will allow students to experience a hands-on approach to real world mathematical problems in functions, statistics, and geometry. This offering includes a core mathematics class with graduation credit upon successful completion.

*Please note that as of May 2022, the NCAA has not sanctioned this class as NCAA eligible*

Course:#M3036, S1 (physics)
Course:#M3038, S2 (physics)
Course: #M6450, S1 (renovation)
Course:#M6452, S2 (renovation)
Grade(s) offered:Grade 11, Grade 12
Credits: .5 (per semester, full-year course, two hours) 
Students will be registered for both Home Renovation (technology education course) and Applied Physics (science course) as part of Physics in Home Renovation. Fulfills the Physics science requirement.
Prerequisites:None

Hands-on course designed to give a working conceptual view of the Trades Industry. Modern Physics/Home Renovation concepts will be taught by incorporating the key principles of physics through the lens of design with a focus on project-based assessments.

Course: M6499
Course: M2016
Grade(s) offered:  Grade 11, Grade 12
Credits: .5 Social Studies, .5 Elective 
Students will be registered for both Automotive Career Investigation (technology education course) and Global Studies and Economics (social studies course) as part of Transportation Careers and Global Commerce.
Prerequisites:  None

This co-taught strand of two courses covers the global economic impact of transportation with a particular emphasis on the automobile.