| Tech Ed Teachers: | |||
| George Troupis, Chair troupisg@wilmoths.k12.wi.us |
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| Norm Franke franken@wilmoths.k12.wi.us |
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| Jeff Kehoe kehoej@wilmoths.k12.wi.us |
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| Eric Morrow morrowe@wilmoths.k12.wi.us |
Courses Taught: Building Construction, Material and Processes Mr. Morrow has been teaching at Wilmot for 7 years. He got his Bachelor's Degree at UW-Stout. He earned his Master's Degree at Lesley University in Educational Technology. His hobby is hunting. |
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| Course Descriptions: | |||
| Material and Processes, (TAE101) Prerequisite:None Credits: .5 Grades:9-10 |
A semester course designed to develop an interest in industry, hand and machine tool use, safe work habits, appreciation of good design, quality work and consumer knowledge of how to select industrial products wisely. It will also develop an awareness of the impact of technology in personal and working lives, as well problem solving and creative abilities involving materials, processes, and products of industry. | Top | |
| Exploring Technology Education, (TAE102) Prerequisite:None Credits: .5 Grades:9-12 |
A semester course introducing state-of-the-art technology modules. This class requires average reading and math skills. Students will explore activities that include: Animation/Multimedia, AutoCAD, CNC Milling, Digital Photography, Electronics, Flight Transportation (aviation), Fluid Power, Graphic Design, Precision Measurement, Residential Plumbing, Residential Wiring, Robotics, 3-D Modeling, Health and Fitness, Vinyl Sign-Making and Meteorology. | Top | |
| Drafting I/AutoCAD, (TAE103) Prerequisite:None Credits: .5 Grades:9-12 |
A semester course that introduces the students to drafting fundamentals. Concepts in mechanical drafting include single, multi-view, and isometric drawings. Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) is incorporated into this Beginning drafting class. | Top | |
| Electrical Fundamentals, (TAE104) Prerequisite:Algebra I Credits: .5 Grades:9-12 |
A semester course introducing terms, principals of electricity, and components of electrical circuits. Ohm's Law and its application in series and parallel circuits will be studied. Proper use of multimeter in circuit and components testing will also be stressed. | Top | |
| General Metals Fundamentals, (TAE105) Prerequisite:Materials and Processes I (Juniors and Seniors are exempt from the prerequisite) Credits: .5 Grades:9-12 |
A semester course introducing students to metal fabrication techniques using hand and machine tools. Various separating, forming, combining, machine tool operation, and basic welding will be learned. | Top | |
| Power Mechanics I, (TAE106) Prerequisite:Material and Processes I (Juniors and Seniors are exempt from the prerequisite) Students are required to supply a complete 3 1/2 hp Briggs and Stratton Model 92000 series engine for lab work. Credits: .5 Grades:9-12 |
A semester course designed to develop an understanding of internal combustion systems. Tools, terms, and engine rebuilding techniques will be examined. | Top | |
| Introduction to Engineering Design, (TAE107) Prerequisite:Algebra I or equivalent Credits:1.00 Grades:9-12 |
A semester course teaching open-ended problem solving skills using a design development process. Math skills are an important skill required of students using Auto/CAD software where models of product solutions are created, analyzed, and communicated. Solids modeling computer design software is used in this introductory course which will be a prerequisite for Principles of Engineering (POE), the second course in this program coming in the 2009-2010 school year. | Top | |
| Exploring Technology Education II, (TAE201) Prerequisite:Exploring Technology Education I Credits: .5 Grades:9-12 |
A semester course designed to allow students that have previously passed the Exploring Technology Education I class to explore the modules that they were not able to experience in the first semester class. | Top | |
| Drafting II/AutoCAD, (TAE202) Prerequisite:Drafting I Credits: .5 Grades:9-12 |
A semester course designed to develop more extensively drafting concepts learned in Drafting I. Drafting II uses CAD extensively to focus on 2D multi-view drawings, isometric drawing, and 3D wire frame modeling. | Top | |
| Power Mechanics II, (TAE203) Prerequisite:Materials and processes I and Power Mechanics I Credits: .5 Grades:10-12 |
A semester course involving the study, repair, and maintenance of gas powered equipment and vehicles. Areas of study include: Engines, chassis design, and power trains. Welding, machine tools, and metal working processes will be used to make advanced engine and chassis repairs. | Top | |
| Materials and Processes II, (TAE204) Prerequisite:Materials and Processes I (Juniors and Seniors are exempt from the prerequisite) Credits: .5 Grades:9-12 |
A semester course which includes the study and safe use of woodworking and carpentry tools and equipment. Manufacturing materials and processes are used to design and construct useful contemporary products. | Top | |
| Welding, (TAE205) Prerequisite:General Metals Credits: .5 Grades:10-12 |
A semester long course focusing on the methods and technical welding skills used in the manufacturing and construction trades. Students will study and practice oxy-acetylene gas, SMAW (stick), MIG, and TIG welding. Plasma cutting, print reading, and welding set up procedures will also be a focus of this course. | Top | |
| Machining and Fabrication, (TAE206) Prerequisite:General Metals Credits: .5 Grades:10-12 |
A semester course that focuses on the methods and technical welding skills used in the metal machining and fabrication industry. Students will study and practice milling, drilling, turning, and grinding techniques. Equipment set up, print reading and precision measurement will also be the focus of this course. | Top | |
| Advanced Drafting/AutoCAD, (TAE301) Prerequisite:Drafting II Credits: .5 Grades:10-12 |
A semester course designed for students interested in mechanical design using CAD. Drafting and design concepts which include 3D wire frame, surfacing, and solids modeling are included in this course. | Top | |
| Architectural AutoCAD, (TAE302) Prerequisite:Drafting I Credits: .5 Grades:9-12 |
A semester course that introduces students to the use of AutoCAD to create architectural drawings for residential and light commercial construction. Students will learn the basic tools that are provided in AutoCAD as well as how to customize AutoCAD for specific architectural applications. | Top | |
| Construction Systems I, (TAE303) Prerequisite:Materials and Processes II Credits:1.00 Grades:11-12 |
A year long study of styles, design, and construction of furniture and cabinetwork used today. Millwork materials, processes, and the safe use of advanced carpentry and industrial woodworking equipment will be learned. | Top | |
| Advanced Metals, (TAE304) Prerequisite:Welding or Machining/Fabrication Credits: .5 Grades:10-12 |
A year of practical experiences in the care and use of metal working tools and machines. Emphasis will be placed on the design and production of metal products using machine tools, hand tools, and various forming processes. MIG, TIG, SMAW (stick), and gas welding will be emphasized. | Top | |
| Consumer Auto, (TAE305) Prerequisite:Valid drivers license Credits: .5 Grades:11-12 |
A semester course introducing automotive engine and power train theory for the consumer. Automotive financing, insurance planning, automotive system operation, safety and hand tool use, preventative maintenance procedures, and basic automotive servicing will be performed in this course. Instruction will include lecture, demonstrations, and service on student supplied vehicles. | Top | |
| Construction Systems II, (TAE401) Prerequisite:Construction Systems I and consent of instructor. Enrollment is limited. Credits:1.00 Grades:11-12 |
A year long course allowing students that have had one year of Construction System I to further their study in this field. These students will be included with the first year Construction System I students, as they repeat the Safety Instruction Unit again the second year. | Top | |
| Building Construction, (TAE402) Prerequisite:Materials and Processes II Credits:1.00 Grades:11-12 |
A year long course for students with a career interest in the construction field. Students will gain a basic knowledge, understanding and the skills required for pursuing a career in this field. | Top | |
| Automotive Technology, (TAE403) Prerequisite:Power Mechanics I Credits:1.00 Grades:10-12 |
A semester course designed as an entry level introduction to the automotive service technology and heavy truck repair career path. It will provide an automotive curriculum that could be used in post secondary education. It will raise the level of student interest for the various career opportunities in the automotive service business. This course is geared toward those students that have a desire to continue their education in the Automotive field. Automotive theory, diagnostics, troubleshooting, service and repair will be included in the curriculum of this course. | Top | |
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