Experience hands-on, active learning with immersion in real-world projects sponsored by business partners, structured around engineering processes.
Academics
Course Description
Experience hands-on, active learning with immersion in real-world projects sponsored by business partners, structured around engineering processes.
This course combines the study of British literature with written composition. It provides the student with a broad overview from Beowulf through The Canterbury Tales and into the 20th century. Different critical approaches to literature are taught, focusing on British and world authors. Essays are primarily persuasive in nature and emphasizing critical thinking. In addition, the students complete a ten page research paper.
Covers the basic topics of chemistry, such as formula and equation writing, atomic structure, gas laws, reactions, problem solving, and organic chemistry. Experiments will be conducted throughout this course, and are designed for those students entering into science, engineering, premed, etc. The student will need excellent math skills that include Algebra I.
This is a small ensemble that will primarily be used to perform at pep rallies and athletic events. Throughout the course we will explore various types of drumline repertoire as well as marching fundamentals. This course fulfills a fine arts credit.