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For students in grades: |
10-12 |
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Scheduling: |
Please contact the SVCDC Guidance Counselor for scheduling |
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Credits: |
Three credits per year |
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Graduation Requirements: |
Art, Science, Math and Technology- A student who is enrolled in Engineering & Design 1, the first year of the program, will be able to earn one Art Credit towards graduation requirements and the title CONCEPT DRAWING will appear on schedules, report cards and transcripts with separate grades. A student who is enrolled in Engineering & Design 2, the second year of the program, will be able to earn one Science Credit toward graduation requirements and the title ENGINEERING PHYSICS will appear on schedules, report cards and transcripts with separate grades. In addition, a student who successfully completes the second year of this program shall receive one Math Credit (Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry and Statistics) towards graduation requirements. MAUHS students can earn the required 0.5 Technology credit by completing the first year of this program |
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Co-requisite: |
Grade level college prep math (Algebra 2/Trig. or Geometry) or higher or teacher approval |
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Post High School Education: |
Engineering & Design graduates have enrolled in Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), CCV, Academy of Art, UVM, Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC), LeHigh University, Syracuse University, State University of New York, University of Idaho, Vermont Technical College (VTC), Penn State, Norwich University, Clarkson University, and University of Massachusetts |
| Employment: |
Engineering & Design graduates have been employed by Abacus Automation, Catamount Glass, NSK, Mack Molding, Stratton Ski Resort, Messina Construction, Vermont Composites and Plasan USA |
| Student Organizations: |
Students taking this program are eligible to participate in SkillsUSA contests, field trips and events. |
| College Connection: |
This program is associated with Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and many other colleges through Project Lead the Way
www.pltw.org, providing students in good standing the opportunity to earn up to 12 college credits. See College Connections |