Engineering | Building Trades | Masonry | Electric | CAD| Automotive
Collision Repair | Diesel | CSOS | Computer Repair | Welding En

PRE - ENGINEERING

	The Pre-Engineering program includes classes in Drafting, Computer-Aided drafting, Surveying, Foundations in Engineering, and Blueprint Reading.
	Intro to Drafting and Mapping Blueprint Reading Foundations of Engineering Land Surveying

BUILDING TRADES

	Learn the carpentry, electrical, foundation, and plumbing skills needed for basic building construction. Primary project is the construction on campus of a modular home.
	Fundamentals of Building Construction Blueprint Reading for Construction Foundations and Framing Exterior Finishing Carpentry Masonry and Plumbing Advanced Framing Finishing Carpentry Concrete Finishing

MASONRY

	Learn the basics of laying brick, block, stone, concrete, estimation of jobs, use of scaffolding and other materials, and how to use a transit level and all basic hand tools.
	Fundamentals of Masonry Concrete Finishing Foundations and Footings Advanced Masonry Procedures Bricklaying Advanced Bricklaying Block/Rock Laying Decorative Masonry

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

	Electrical Technology is designed to provide students with skills in all phases of electricity (residential, industrial, and commercial.) Upon completion of the program, students will take the WV state electrician exam and enter the workforce with entry-level skills as a journeyman electrician with a journeyman license.
	Fundamental of Electricity Basic Electronics Residential Wiring Integrated Electrical Lab Rotating Device/Circuits Industrial/Communications Wire National Electrical Code Special Applications in Electricity

COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING

	The drafting program is a comprehensive study of producing industrial drawings using both drawing boards and computers. Students learn basic drafting skills, which are then expanded on, acquiring the ability to produce drawings necessary for production in our modern industrial technological society.
	Fundamentals Of Drafting Advanced CAD Drafting Techniques Piping System Draft Drafting Specialization – Mechanical Structural Steel Drafting Drafting Specialization – Architectural Drafting Specialization-Civil

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY

	Covers theory of operation, diagnostics, and hands-on repair to automotive systems including brakes, electrical, engine performance, suspension and steering, manual drive train and axles, automotive transmission and transaxle, engine repair, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.
	Fundamentals of Automotive Technology Manual/Automatic Drive Train Axles Brakes Electrical/Electronics Systems Suspension and Steering Diagnosis Heating and Air Conditioning Basic Engine Concepts Engine Performance

COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY

	Prepares students for entry level positions in the collision repair industry. Students will learn computer estimating, refinishing, custom refinishing, structural repair, detailing, and job skills.
	Fundamentals of Collision Repair Technology Detail/Interior Parts Mechanical and Electrical Components Non-Structural Analysis and Damage Repair Ad Refinish Technology Structural Analysis and Damage Repair Surface Preparation and Refinishing Custom Finish Process

DIESEL EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY

The general objective of the Diesel Equipment Technology program is the education of the individual in accordance with needs, ability, and interests in making the individual a responsible, contributing member of the community. An attempt is made to acquaint the students with vocational opportunities in Diesel Equipment Technology and its specialized branches: to teach the students the names, care and use of instruments, tools, and equipment associated with diesel mechanics repair work.

Fundamentals of Diesel Technology Diesel Prevention Maintenance/Inspection Diesel Truck Chassis Construction Diesel Support System Engine Tune Up/Trouble Shooting

COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT

	Students acquire entry-level skills in many types of software including current operating systems, business productivity applications, programming, web design, and multimedia. Career opportunities in the IT industry are explored. This program provides a solid foundation for certification and continued study in the computer sciences.
	Fundamentals of Computer Systems System Software Imaging for the Web Web Development & Support Technical Computer Applications Programming Concepts Computer Maintenance Hardware Special Topics on Software

WELDING

	Gain the skills necessary for the cutting and joining of metal.
	Fundamentals of Welding Ornamental Metal Thermal Cutting Blueprint Read Shielded Metal Arc Gas Tungsten Arc Gas Metal Arc Welding