Industrial Arts

 Tim Cawthra, Instructor

Glen Eberspecher, Instructor, Technology Coordinator
Mr. Eberspecher's Website
 

Curriculum

Woods I

Each student will learn the fundamentals in cabinet and small project construction, through a practical "hands on experience". During this process safety and correct operation of power equipment will be stressed. Note: Average projects cost of the the school year will range from 145 to 170 dollars.

 

Woods II - Woods I required

A high level of skill application used to design, layout, and finish a solid wood cabinet or furniture product. Students will analyze various building techniques, processes and procedures. Note: Average project costs range from 150 tp 350 dollars.

 

Architecture I

Students will draw geometric, orthographic, isometric, and developments of various mechanical objects during the first semester. Second semester students will design and draw a residential house plan.

 

Architecture II - Architecture I required

Students will draw in detail a complete set of residential house plans; in accordance to requirements and codes. Each student shall design his/her own house. 

 

Auto Cad (Computer-aided drafting)

An exploration of computer-aided drafting and design. Students will study and apply Auto Cad through a practical (hands-on) design/drafting program.

 

Auto Cad II - Auto Cad I required
A continuation of the computer-aided drafting and design. Students will study and apply Auto Cad's three-dimensional design features.

 

Construction Class - Students must have completed one or more of the following Industrial Technology courses: Advanced Woods, Architecture, Auto Cad, or by consent of the instructor.

Students shall construct a residential home by being able to identify various building techniques and procedures. Through this process the student will learn to identify parts of framing material and the methods involved assembling. Students will then begin a hands-on practical learning process by actively framing and finishing a residential home. Students will be part of the financing and bookkeeping during the construction phase.

 

 

 
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