Industrial Manufacturing Technology
INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES (13207A001 & 13203A001)
|
Level: |
11th & 12th grade |
|
Class Location: |
Highland Community College, Freeport |
|
Time: |
7:30 - 9:00 a.m., Mon. - Thurs. |
|
Length: |
One year, double period |
|
H.S. Credit: |
2 credits per year |
|
Post Sec. Credit: |
Highland Community College Dual Credit** 12 credits |
|
HCC Fees: |
$805-$895 ($295 course fees & tools, $480 tech & activity fees, $30 registration fees per school year. Students must purchase tools at a cost of $160 included in course fees), to be paid by student/parent at HCC |
|
Textbook fees: |
$195-$303 textbook bundle |
|
Calendar: |
This course follows the HCC calendar |
This program develops the basic academic and technical skills students must acquire to pursue a career in welding, CAD, or manufacturing. These skills will be developed in the areas of Shielded Metal Arc Welding, Gas Metal Arc Welding, 2D CAD (Computer Aided Drafting), and 3D CAD and Parametric Modeling. Upon completion of these courses, the student will be able to use a fusion process to join (weld) two pieces of metal by applying intense heat to melt the edges of metal so they fuse permanently. Students will also determine the welding process best suited for the metals being fused. Additionally, students will learn to create basic 2-dimensional CAD drawings complete with multiple views and dimensions. An emphasis will be placed on drafting fundamentals. Finally, students will learn 3-dimensional CAD (Parametric Modeling) with an emphasis on dimensioning mechanics and assemblies.
**Students successfully completing this course will have the opportunity, with additional coursework at HCC, to earn certificates and/or degrees in Welding, Welding and Fabrication, Industrial Training, and CNC Machining. Dual Credit at HCC: WELD130, WELD232, DRAF105, DRAF106
Students may apply to the Plumbers & Pipefitters Union Local 23 apprenticeship upon completion and high school graduation.
All accepted students will attend a mandatory orientation meeting prior to the start of classes.
All fees listed for HCC are approximate and are subject to rate changes and textbook pricing at HCC.
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES II (22153A001 & 21010A001)
|
Level: |
12th grade |
|
Class Location: |
Work Site |
|
Time: |
Varies |
|
Length: |
One year |
|
H.S. Credit: |
2 credits per year |
|
Post Sec. Credit: |
Highland Community College Dual Credit** 6-9 credits |
|
Prerequisite: |
Successful Completion of IND TECH I. |
|
HCC Fees: |
$30 registration fee per school year, course and activity fees vary from $40 - $500 depending on options below, to be paid by student/parent at HCC |
|
Textbook fees: |
Depends on option chosen below |
|
Calendar: |
This course follows the HCC calendar |
There are 3 different options for year two of the Industrial Technologies course.
Option 1: Students attend college-level courses on Highland’s campus during the school day. This option would require permission from the student’s school. Courses could include 3D CAD, Machine Processes, CNC Mill, CNC Lathe or other Technical Electives for the alternating days. Students selecting the 3D CAD course could also attend during normal CareerTEC hours. Option 2: Students complete Occupational Education (OCED) courses, otherwise known as workplace experience. Students seek part-time paid employment or unpaid internship with an area manufacturer. The employment would align with the HCC Welding and/or CNC Machining programs. Option 3: Students could select a combination of options 1 and 2. Students are responsible for gaining the credits required by their high schools. Dual Credit at HCC: SPTP270, SPTP 269 & OCED 290
All fees listed for HCC are approximate and are subject to rate changes and textbook pricing at HCC.