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Welcome to engineering

Get details on class requirements, assignments, program completion, and pathways in engineering. Enhance your knowledge and skills in the field. Contact for any concerns or questions via email.

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Welcome to engineering

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  1. Welcome to engineering Lassiter open house info

  2. GENERAL CLASS INFORMATION • Students are required to be active and participate. • All assignments can be completed during class time. Homework is infrequent. • Student should check with teacher upon return from absence. • Parents should check Synergy frequently. • Parents and student should read blog. (Lassiterhigh.org, Academics, Career/Tech, scroll down to name and blog) • Assignments are posted at school on the student "U" drive. They can access and print any assignments from there, any time. • Email is the best form of correspondence.  I cannot discuss individual student concerns with you tonight but please email me with any concerns or questions at any time. • Ward.mitchell@cobbk12.org

  3. Program completer • Students completing 3 sequential course credit hours in engineering classes have the opportunity to become a program completer- called the End of Pathway completer. • At the completion of 3 credits student will take a state exam. If passed, student will get a Pathway Completer endorsement/seal on their diploma and in their record. • Student will wear a program completer pin or cord at graduation. • Student will be more competitive in college applications with the completer endorsement.

  4. Foundations of engineering- 1st year • Students are learning the basics of the engineering process, what engineers do in their jobs, the different fields of engineering and engage in multiple hands-on projects through individual and group effort. • Focus is on PBL(problem-based learning). • EDP(engineering design process) is used to develop solutions to teacher assigned problems. • Students are learning how to communicate technically and graphically. • Research is required for all PBL assignments. • All assignments can be completed in class.  • Extra time is given if student is on-task and trying to complete the assignment. • Please see the state course standards on the school website under “Engineering and Technology.”

  5. Concepts of engineering- 2nd year • Students start applying knowledge and previously learned foundation processes to their projects. • Emphasis is on thinking critically and creatively. • Students start using equipment and tools in the lab. • Students design and make projects on the 3D printer. • Students enhance 3D modeling and CAD skills. • Students enhance research skills and technical writing. • Please see the state course standards on the school website under “Engineering and Technology.”

  6. Engineering applications- 3rd year • Students are applying skills and concepts learned in 1st and 2nd year. • More self-design and self-directed projects are allowed. • Emphasis is placed on sequential processes for design, manufacturing, testing and data collection. • Students should have a good grasp of the EDP, engineering design process”, by now. • Student should make more inferences and use higher learning strategies for more and more complex problems. • Communication and presentation of concepts is reinforced. • Please see the state course standards on the school website under “Engineering and Technology.”

  7. Research and development- 4th year • Typically organized as an independent study course for senior students. • Compliments previous coursework. Prepares the student for college. • Students pick their own engineering topics to research. • Students submit their research to peers through presentation, display panel and model. • Projects are graded on depth of research, accuracy of display, interest in topic, complexity and design effort.

  8. Questions?

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