Transportation

• Automotive Technology 1
• Automotive Technology 2
• Automotive Technology 3
• Automotive Technology 4
• Automotive Technology 5
• Diesel Service Technology 1
• Diesel Service Technology 2
• Diesel Service Technology 3
• Intro to Aerospace
• Introduction to Diesel Service Technology
• Mechanic 1_Aircraft Applied Science
• Mechanic 2_Materials And Processes and Aviation CFRs
• Pilot 1 - Aerodynamics And Systems
• Pilot 2 - Private Pilot Ground
• UAS Operations_Drone Pilot-Part 107 License

Automotive Technology 1

1. Students will be able to demonstrate safe use of tools.
    
2. Students will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of key automotive systems.
    
3. Students will understand and apply best practices for routine maintenance and repair of automotive systems to ensure optimal vehicle operation.
    
4. Students will be able to read and follow service information.

Automotive Technology 2

1. Students will be able to demonstrate safe use of tools.
    
2. Students will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of key automotive systems.
    
3. Students will understand and apply best practices for routine maintenance and repair of automotive systems to ensure optimal vehicle operation.
    
4. Students will be able to read, follow and analyze service information.
    
5. Students will develop the ability to diagnose common automotive problems including electrical, using appropriate tools and techniques.

Automotive Technology 3

1. Students will be able to demonstrate safe use of tools.
    
2. Students will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of key automotive systems.
    
3. Students will understand and apply best practices for routine maintenance and repair of automotive systems to ensure optimal vehicle operation.
    
4. Students will be able to read, follow and analyze service information.
    
5. Students will develop the ability to diagnose common automotive problems including electrical, using appropriate tools and techniques.

Automotive Technology 4

1. Students will be able to demonstrate safe use of tools.
    
2. Students will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of key automotive systems.
    
3. Students will understand and apply best practices for routine maintenance and repair of automotive systems to ensure optimal vehicle operation.
    
4. Students will be able to read, follow and analyze service information.
    
5. Students will develop the ability to diagnose common automotive problems including electrical, using appropriate tools and techniques.

Automotive Technology 5

1. Students will be able to demonstrate safe use of tools.
    
2. Students will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of key automotive systems.
    
3. Students will understand and apply best practices for routine maintenance and repair of automotive systems to ensure optimal vehicle operation.
    
4. Students will be able to read, follow and analyze service information.
    
5. Students will develop the ability to diagnose common automotive problems including electrical, using appropriate tools and techniques.
    
6. Students will be able to demonstrate professionalism as appropriate for the automotive service industry.

Diesel Service Technology 1

1. Students will be able to plan, organize, and manage work in the context of shop operations
    
2. Students will be able to demonstrate the safe use of tools
    
3. Students will be able to demonstrate knowledge of diesel system components and function.
    
4. Students will be able to research and evaluate basic diesel systems.
    
5. Students will be able to analyze maintenance needs.
    
6. Students will be able to perform necessary service and repairs.
    
7. Students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of basic mathematics as used in the industry

Diesel Service Technology 2

1. Students will be able to plan, organize, and manage work in the context of shop operations.
    
2. Students will be able to promote safe working conditions in the shop space.
    
3. Students will be able to assess performance and operational conditions.
    
4. Students will be able to research and evaluate intermediate diesel systems.
    
5. Students will be able to analyze maintenance needs.
    
6. Students will be able to perform necessary service and repairs.
    
7. Students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of basic mathematics as used in the industry.

Diesel Service Technology 3

1. Students will be able to plan, organize, manage and delegate work in the context of shop operations.
    
2. Students will be able to promote safe working conditions in the shop space .
    
3. Students will be able to assess performance and operational conditions in order to optimize efficiency.
    
4. Students will be able to research and evaluate advanced diesel systems.
    
5. Students will be able to perform necessary service and repairs.to include fabrication.
    
6. Students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of advanced mathematics as used in the industry (trig, calc, geo).

Intro to Aerospace

1. Students will be able to identify between aircraft and airman classifications.
    
2. Students will be able to understand and explain the difference between various types of aviation and types of aircraft.
    
3. Students will be able to identify and understand the role of early aviation innovation.
    
4. Students will be able to identify and explain the technological developments in aviation.
    
5. Students will be able to define and explain the role of regulations in aviation.
    
6. Students will be able to differentiate between various aerospace-related careers.

Introduction to Diesel Service Technology

1. Students will be able to plan, organize, and manage work in the context of shop operations.
    
2. Students will be able to demonstrate the safe use of tools.
    
3. Students will be able to demonstrate knowledge of diesel system components and function.
    
4. Students will be able to research and evaluate basic diesel systems.
    
5. Students will be able to analyze maintenance needs.
    
6. Students will be able to perform necessary service and repairs.
    
7. Students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of basic mathematics as used in the industry.

Mechanic 1_Aircraft Applied Science

1. Students will be able to identify the roles and responsibilities of mechanics and the appropriate certifications.
    
2. Students will be able to interpret an aircraft drawing and units of measure.
    
3. Students will be able to identify the paperwork and publications necessary for aircraft maintenance.
    
4. Students will be able to analyze and apply the key concepts and procedures for determining an aircraft's weight and balance.
    
5. Students will be able to differentiate between various hand tools and measuring devices and identify their appropriate uses in aviation.
    
6. Students will be able to apply the appropriate formulas, units of measure, and terms for use in aviation maintenance.

Mechanic 2_Materials And Processes and Aviation CFRs

1. Students will be able to recognize and interpret the rules and regulations pertinent to aviation maintenance.
    
2. Students will be able to construct an explanation of an aircraft's airworthiness status.
    
3. Students will be able to apply the appropriate formulas, units of measure, and terms for use in aviation maintenance.
    
4. Students will be able to explain the critical role of safe practices in aviation.

Pilot 1 - Aerodynamics And Systems

1. Students will be at to recognize and identify weather with respect to aviation.
    
2. Students will be at to understand and differentiate between aircraft and airman classifications.
    
3. Students will be at to identify and differentiate between aircraft powerplants and propulsion systems.
    
4. Students will be at to identify and differentiate between aircraft structures, systems, and flight controls.
    
5. Students will be at to identify information gathered from aircraft instrumentation and avionics.
    
6. Students will be at to Interpret the appropriate application of FAA regulations.

Pilot 2 - Private Pilot Ground

1. Students will be able to formulate an understanding of the fundamentals of flight in aviation.
    
2. Students will be able to interpret and apply aeronautical publications.
    
3. Students will be able to identify the appropriate application of FAA regulations.
    
4. Students will be able to interpret, analyze, and apply the necessary information for flight planning.
    
5. Students will be able to Interpret, analyze, and apply the necessary information for navigation.
    
6. Students will be able to interpret and analyze information gathered from aircraft instrumentation and avionics.
    
7. Students will be able to interpret and evaluate the weather with respect to aviation.
    
8. Students will be able to identify and evaluate the role of aeronautic decision-making in aerospace.
    
9. Students will be able to interpret and analyze information gathered from aircraft performance charts.

UAS Operations_Drone Pilot-Part 107 License

1. Students will be able to identify regulations applicable to UAS operations.
    
2. Students will be able to interpret airspace and flight restrictions.
    
3. Students will be able to understand the impact of weather on UAS operations.
    
4. Students will be able to evaluate the impacts of external factors on UAS operations.
    
5. Students will be able to understand the key role of aeronautical decision making for UAS operations.
    
6. Students will be able to explain UAS operation requirements.