Petaluma High School English Catalog

AUTO TECHNOLOGY 1 - K201NY
Year: 9-12T
Prerequisites: None
This course introduces the student to the automobile. By coordinating classroom work, demonstrations, and practical lab experiences the student will have an opportunity to study automotive systems, such as Ignition, Fuel and Cooling. The students will learn the values of preventative maintenance, service, and consumer responsibilities. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
AUTO TECHNOLOGY 2 - K202NY
Year: 10-12T
Prerequisites: Auto Tech I
This one-year course provides the student with a comprehensive study of many automotive systems. The program is nationally (A.S.E.) certified in "Brake" and "Engine" service. Trouble shooting/ problem solving and tune-up technology are studied in the classroom and practically applied in the lab. Students completing this course and earning the certificate will qualify for registration in the "2 + 2" program at Santa Rosa Junior College. Petaluma High is one of only six high schools in California that offer the A.S.E. Certification program. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
AUTO TECHNOLOGY 3 - K203NY
Year: 11-12T
Prerequisites: Auto Tech 2
This one-year course continues from 2 A/B and introduces more systems within the automobile. For example, ignition, fuel injection, drive train, clutches, computer controls, etc. Lab work is extensive. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
AUTO TECHNOLOGY 4 - K204NY
Year: 12T
Prerequisites: Auto Tech 3
This one-year course completes the student's exposure to the advanced areas of the automobile, such as emission controls (smog testing), computer control, fuel injection, electrical, troubleshooting, and power train management. Customer relations training as a career is available. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
BEGINNING METAL MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY (METAL 1) - K901NY
Year: 9-12T
Prerequisites: None
This introductory course in metalworking is a comprehensive course designed to introduce the student to the fundamentals of metalworking as it relates to the technological world. Students will learn the basics of gas welding, sheet metal fabrication, wrought ironwork, foundry molding/casting and the engine lathe operation. Based upon individual progress, some students will advance to arc and MIG welding and a variety of machine shop operations including Computer Numerical Control (CNC). Classroom and hands-on instruction and experiences will result in useful projects and abilities for students. This course meets 10 units of the math related requirement. Additional This course prepares students who are exploring or planning careers in manufacturing, repair and maintenance, precision machining, and mechanical or manufacturing engineering. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
CAD I - MECHANICAL DRAFTING - K100NY
Year: 9-12T
Prerequisites: None
This is a beginning course in the field of mechanical drafting. With the assistance of CAD (Computer Aided Design), the student will be introduced to sketching, geometric constructions, missing view problems, orthographic projections, sectioning, auxiliary projections, and pictorial drawings. Using the latest industry software, students will learn the techniques to become proficient and skillful CAD operators. In addition to mechanical drafting, students will get an exploratory look into the world of architecture. Students are expected to complete the required drawings to reasonable degree of neatness, accuracy and speed. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
CAD II - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN - J300NY
Year: 10-12T
Prerequisites: C grade or better in CAD I
Students will be introduced to the Architectural Design Process including sketching, critical analysis and problem solving, the latest industry CAD and BIM software, and the methods and techniques used in the field of Architecture. Students will complete the necessary drawings for a working set of construction documents. These are similar to the submittal sets used in industry: Site, Foundation, Floor, and Framing Plans; Sections, Exterior Elevations and Construction Details. Upon completion, students will understand the use of CAD in developing architectural designs and how to systematically complete an architectural project. Purchase of basic sketching materials and. This course meets the subject area “f” requirement for the UC / CSU approved course list. This course meets the Visual Performing Arts requirement for graduation. The course also meets the California Career Technical Standards for the Engineering and Design Industry Sector—Architectural and Structural Engineering Pathway.
CAD III - PRE-ENGINEERING / SOLID MODELING - K503NY
Year: 11-12T
Prerequisites: C grade or better in CAD II
This course is designed to develop and enhance student skills in CAD and 3-D Solid Modeling computer programs. Students will first learn geometric dimensioning and tolerance, then isometric drawing, 3D wire frame modeling, solid modeling, rendering, and animation. Students will progress through the program at their own speed through a series of tutorial exercises that will prepare them for the development of a final project that can be presented in their portfolio and at local and state fairs. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
CADIV - PROJECT BASED LEARNING - K504NY
Year: 12T
Prerequisites: C grade or better in CAD III
This course is designed for independent projects where the student and teacher will develop a curriculum to meet the needs of students' career goals. Students may want to do a special design problem in architecture, engineering, AutoCAD, 3D Studio or spend time at an architectural and/or engineering firm as an intern. The goal will be to develop a Senior Portfolio for entry into college and a desired career path. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
CONSTRUCTION APPRENTICE (ROP) - ROPVNY
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: Const Tech 1
This is a hands on construction class with projects built under the direct supervision of journeymen in the construction industry. The following trades will provide instructors; Carpentry, Electrical Wiring, Plumbing, and Sheet Metal Students that enroll in this program have the opportunity to earn a Construction Certificate of Completion upon graduation from high school. This certificate allows the student to enroll in an apprentice program after graduation. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 1 - ROPUNY
Year: 10-12 ROP
Prerequisites: None
This survey course includes orientation to the trade, wood building materials, fasteners and adhesives, safe and proper operation of hand and power tools, basics of floor systems, wall, ceiling, floor, and roof framing, and the installation of windows and exterior doors. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.
METAL ART/ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECH (METAL 2) ROP - K902NY
Year: 10-12T ROP
Prerequisites: C or better in Beginning Metal Technology. Drafting 1 is recommended
This one year course satisfies the Visual Arts requirement for graduation. Students design, plan and create a metal art project using a variety of manufacturing and metal working processes. Students will study safety, measuring and layout, wrought iron
NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) CREDENTIALING ROP - ROPNNY
Year: 10-12T
Prerequisites: B or better in Metal 1 or a recommendation from the students drafting, math, metal shop, science or engineering teacher is required. Drafting 1 and 3 are highly recommended. Basic computer skills are required
A one-year standards based course provides students with the ability to earn eight entry-level precision machining credentials. The credentials are nationally recognized by colleges , universities and industry, and are portable. Each NIMS Credential is issued based on passing a on-line proctored examination and a competency based performance. Students will machine parts as specified on engineered drawings on engine lathes, milling machines, surface grinders, drill presses and CNC lathes and mills. The student products are inspected and certified in a local machine shop inspection department.
PRE-ENGINEERING & MECHANICAL DESIGN (METAL 4) ROP - K904NY
Year: 12T ROP
Prerequisites: C or better in Metals 3. Drafting 1 is highly recommended.
A one-year course spent exploring product development and manufacturing trade skills. The major focus of this capstone course is machine tool technology. Students gain advanced experience in product design and development, manual and CNC machining, non-traditional manufacturing processes and project management. Students will apply the concepts and practical application of product development, design and manufacture of a marketable product to include: exploring current product development methodologies and selecting a product to manufacture with multiple component parts, design the manufacturing processes and meet plan specifications. Students will gain skills in above industrial occupations by working on a variety of activities and projects including personal safety, good housekeeping practices, the use of hand and bench tools, types of metals, a variety of types of welding, and a variety of manual machine tool types and operations. Students will earn entry level certifications in the Precision Machining Industry. This course meets the Visual Performing Arts requirement for graduation.
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT & MANUFACTURING (METAL 3) ROP - K903NY
Year: 11-12T ROP
Prerequisites: C or better in Metal 2. Drafting 1 is highly recommended.
A one-year course spent exploring product development and manufacturing trade skills. Students will complete the first NIMS Credentials and gain advanced experience in product design and development, manual machining and metal fabrication. Students will be introduced to the concepts and practical application of product development methodologies and selecting a product to manufacture with multiple component part, design the manufacturing processes and meet plan specifications. Students will gain skills in personal safety, good housekeeping practices, the use of hand and bench tools, a variety of metals, types of welding, and manual machine tool types and operations and earn entry level certifications in the Precision Machining Industry. This course meets the Visual Performing Arts requirement for graduation.
WOOD / CONSTRUCTION - K101NY
Year: 9-12
Prerequisites: None
This course is primarily for 9th grade students with little or no wood working experience. This curriculum is designed to introduce students to tools, materials and procedures for producing wood projects. The student will also use math, science and English Language Arts as they relate to the construction trades career pathway. The second semester will introduce students to construction processes including green building an solar applications. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

AUTO TECHNOLOGY 1 - K201NY

Year: 9-12T

Prerequisites: None

This course introduces the student to the automobile. By coordinating classroom work, demonstrations, and practical lab experiences the student will have an opportunity to study automotive systems, such as Ignition, Fuel and Cooling. The students will learn the values of preventative maintenance, service, and consumer responsibilities. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

AUTO TECHNOLOGY 2 - K202NY

Year: 10-12T

Prerequisites: Auto Tech I

This one-year course provides the student with a comprehensive study of many automotive systems. The program is nationally (A.S.E.) certified in "Brake" and "Engine" service. Trouble shooting/ problem solving and tune-up technology are studied in the classroom and practically applied in the lab. Students completing this course and earning the certificate will qualify for registration in the "2 + 2" program at Santa Rosa Junior College. Petaluma High is one of only six high schools in California that offer the A.S.E. Certification program. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

AUTO TECHNOLOGY 3 - K203NY

Year: 11-12T

Prerequisites: Auto Tech 2

This one-year course continues from 2 A/B and introduces more systems within the automobile. For example, ignition, fuel injection, drive train, clutches, computer controls, etc. Lab work is extensive. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

AUTO TECHNOLOGY 4 - K204NY

Year: 12T

Prerequisites: Auto Tech 3

This one-year course completes the student's exposure to the advanced areas of the automobile, such as emission controls (smog testing), computer control, fuel injection, electrical, troubleshooting, and power train management. Customer relations training as a career is available. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

BEGINNING METAL MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY (METAL 1) - K901NY

Year: 9-12T

Prerequisites: None

This introductory course in metalworking is a comprehensive course designed to introduce the student to the fundamentals of metalworking as it relates to the technological world. Students will learn the basics of gas welding, sheet metal fabrication, wrought ironwork, foundry molding/casting and the engine lathe operation. Based upon individual progress, some students will advance to arc and MIG welding and a variety of machine shop operations including Computer Numerical Control (CNC). Classroom and hands-on instruction and experiences will result in useful projects and abilities for students. This course meets 10 units of the math related requirement. Additional This course prepares students who are exploring or planning careers in manufacturing, repair and maintenance, precision machining, and mechanical or manufacturing engineering. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

CAD I - MECHANICAL DRAFTING - K100NY

Year: 9-12T

Prerequisites: None

This is a beginning course in the field of mechanical drafting. With the assistance of CAD (Computer Aided Design), the student will be introduced to sketching, geometric constructions, missing view problems, orthographic projections, sectioning, auxiliary projections, and pictorial drawings. Using the latest industry software, students will learn the techniques to become proficient and skillful CAD operators. In addition to mechanical drafting, students will get an exploratory look into the world of architecture. Students are expected to complete the required drawings to reasonable degree of neatness, accuracy and speed. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

CAD II - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN - J300NY

Year: 10-12T

Prerequisites: C grade or better in CAD I

Students will be introduced to the Architectural Design Process including sketching, critical analysis and problem solving, the latest industry CAD and BIM software, and the methods and techniques used in the field of Architecture. Students will complete the necessary drawings for a working set of construction documents. These are similar to the submittal sets used in industry: Site, Foundation, Floor, and Framing Plans; Sections, Exterior Elevations and Construction Details. Upon completion, students will understand the use of CAD in developing architectural designs and how to systematically complete an architectural project. Purchase of basic sketching materials and. This course meets the subject area “f” requirement for the UC / CSU approved course list. This course meets the Visual Performing Arts requirement for graduation. The course also meets the California Career Technical Standards for the Engineering and Design Industry Sector—Architectural and Structural Engineering Pathway.

CAD III - PRE-ENGINEERING / SOLID MODELING - K503NY

Year: 11-12T

Prerequisites: C grade or better in CAD II

This course is designed to develop and enhance student skills in CAD and 3-D Solid Modeling computer programs. Students will first learn geometric dimensioning and tolerance, then isometric drawing, 3D wire frame modeling, solid modeling, rendering, and animation. Students will progress through the program at their own speed through a series of tutorial exercises that will prepare them for the development of a final project that can be presented in their portfolio and at local and state fairs. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

CADIV - PROJECT BASED LEARNING - K504NY

Year: 12T

Prerequisites: C grade or better in CAD III

This course is designed for independent projects where the student and teacher will develop a curriculum to meet the needs of students' career goals. Students may want to do a special design problem in architecture, engineering, AutoCAD, 3D Studio or spend time at an architectural and/or engineering firm as an intern. The goal will be to develop a Senior Portfolio for entry into college and a desired career path. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

CONSTRUCTION APPRENTICE (ROP) - ROPVNY

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: Const Tech 1

This is a hands on construction class with projects built under the direct supervision of journeymen in the construction industry. The following trades will provide instructors; Carpentry, Electrical Wiring, Plumbing, and Sheet Metal Students that enroll in this program have the opportunity to earn a Construction Certificate of Completion upon graduation from high school. This certificate allows the student to enroll in an apprentice program after graduation. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY 1 - ROPUNY

Year: 10-12 ROP

Prerequisites: None

This survey course includes orientation to the trade, wood building materials, fasteners and adhesives, safe and proper operation of hand and power tools, basics of floor systems, wall, ceiling, floor, and roof framing, and the installation of windows and exterior doors. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.

METAL ART/ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECH (METAL 2) ROP - K902NY

Year: 10-12T ROP

Prerequisites: C or better in Beginning Metal Technology. Drafting 1 is recommended

This one year course satisfies the Visual Arts requirement for graduation. Students design, plan and create a metal art project using a variety of manufacturing and metal working processes. Students will study safety, measuring and layout, wrought iron

NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) CREDENTIALING ROP - ROPNNY

Year: 10-12T

Prerequisites: B or better in Metal 1 or a recommendation from the students drafting, math, metal shop, science or engineering teacher is required. Drafting 1 and 3 are highly recommended. Basic computer skills are required

A one-year standards based course provides students with the ability to earn eight entry-level precision machining credentials. The credentials are nationally recognized by colleges , universities and industry, and are portable. Each NIMS Credential is issued based on passing a on-line proctored examination and a competency based performance. Students will machine parts as specified on engineered drawings on engine lathes, milling machines, surface grinders, drill presses and CNC lathes and mills. The student products are inspected and certified in a local machine shop inspection department.

PRE-ENGINEERING & MECHANICAL DESIGN (METAL 4) ROP - K904NY

Year: 12T ROP

Prerequisites: C or better in Metals 3. Drafting 1 is highly recommended.

A one-year course spent exploring product development and manufacturing trade skills. The major focus of this capstone course is machine tool technology. Students gain advanced experience in product design and development, manual and CNC machining, non-traditional manufacturing processes and project management. Students will apply the concepts and practical application of product development, design and manufacture of a marketable product to include: exploring current product development methodologies and selecting a product to manufacture with multiple component parts, design the manufacturing processes and meet plan specifications. Students will gain skills in above industrial occupations by working on a variety of activities and projects including personal safety, good housekeeping practices, the use of hand and bench tools, types of metals, a variety of types of welding, and a variety of manual machine tool types and operations. Students will earn entry level certifications in the Precision Machining Industry. This course meets the Visual Performing Arts requirement for graduation.

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT & MANUFACTURING (METAL 3) ROP - K903NY

Year: 11-12T ROP

Prerequisites: C or better in Metal 2. Drafting 1 is highly recommended.

A one-year course spent exploring product development and manufacturing trade skills. Students will complete the first NIMS Credentials and gain advanced experience in product design and development, manual machining and metal fabrication. Students will be introduced to the concepts and practical application of product development methodologies and selecting a product to manufacture with multiple component part, design the manufacturing processes and meet plan specifications. Students will gain skills in personal safety, good housekeeping practices, the use of hand and bench tools, a variety of metals, types of welding, and manual machine tool types and operations and earn entry level certifications in the Precision Machining Industry. This course meets the Visual Performing Arts requirement for graduation.

WOOD / CONSTRUCTION - K101NY

Year: 9-12

Prerequisites: None

This course is primarily for 9th grade students with little or no wood working experience. This curriculum is designed to introduce students to tools, materials and procedures for producing wood projects. The student will also use math, science and English Language Arts as they relate to the construction trades career pathway. The second semester will introduce students to construction processes including green building an solar applications. This course meets the Math / Science related requirement for graduation.