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2015 – 2016 CAREER CLUSTER PROGRAMS FOR AGRICULTURE,

FOOD AND NATURAL RESOURCES 2015 – 2016 Subject Personnel Codes for All Program Courses

FEBRUARY 4, 2016 ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

P.O. Box 302101, Montgomery, AL 36130

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2015 – 2016 Subject Personnel Codes

Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources

This cluster prepares students for employment in career pathways that relate to the $70.4 billion industry of agriculture. The mission of agriscience

education is prepare students for successful careers and a lifetime of informed choices in the global agriculture, food, fiber and natural resources

systems. There are ten program areas in this cluster: General Agriscience, AgriConstruction, Power Mechanics, Animal Systems, Plant Systems,

Floral Design, Agribusiness Systems, Environmental and Natural Resource Systems, Aquaculture and 7th & 8th Grade Agriscience.

Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Cluster Courses (Grades 9-12)

Code Number Course Name Code Number Course Name 420101 Fundamentals of Agriscience 420056 Sports Turfgrass Production and Management

420102 Intermediate Agriscience 420057 Landscape Design & Management 1 credit

420103 Advanced Agriscience 420058 Landscape Design & Management 1/2 credit

420104 Applied Agricultural Mechanics 420059 Residential Landscape Establishment & Management

420009 Agriscience 1 credit 420019 Core Plant Biotechnology

420010 Agriscience 1/2 credit 420062 Floral Design and Interiorscaping

410005 Introduction to Drafting Design 420060 Creative Floral Design

410006 Construction Site Preparation and Foundations 420061 Specialty Floral Design and Management

410007 Construction Framing 420071 Agribusiness Technology

410008 Construction Finishing and Interior Systems 420072 Agribusiness Marketing

410009 Residential Wiring 420073 Agricultural Communications 1 credit

410010 Introduction to Masonry 420074 Agricultural Communications 1/2 credit

410011 Safety and Health Regulations 420075 Agribusiness Management 1 credit

420012 Introduction to Metal Fabrication 1 credit 420076 Agribusiness Management 1/2 credit

420013 Introduction to Metal Fabrication 1/2 credit 420026 Environmental Management

420014 Introduction to Metal Inert Gas/Flux Cored Arc Welding 420024 Fish and Wildlife Management 1 credit

410001 Two- and Four-Stroke Engines 1 credit 420025 Fish and Wildlife Management 1/2 credit

420011 Two- and Four-Stroke Engines 1/2 credit 420020 Forestry 1 credit

410002 Power Equipment Technology 420021 Forestry 1/2 credit

410022 Residential and Commercial Power Equipment 420023 Forestry Equipment

420030 Animal Science 1 credit 420022 Urban Forestry

420031 Animal Science 1/2 credit 420027 Arboriculture

420032 Animal Biotechnology 420028 Dendrology

420033 Poultry Science 420029 Wildland Firefighting and Controlled Fire

420034 Equine Science 420018 Core Environmental Management

410003 Introduction to Veterinary Science 420035 Aqua Experience 1 credit

410004 Veterinary Science 420036 Aqua Experience 1/2 credit

420051 Horticultural Science 1 credit 420037 Aquaculture Science

420052 Horticultural Science 1/2 credit 420038 Aquatic Biology

420053 Plant Biotechnology 410020 Introduction to Fisheries Technology

420054 Greenhouse Production and Management 410021 Advanced Fisheries Technology

420055 Nursery Production and Management 420039 Core Aquaculture Science

420077 Senior Pathway Project-Agriculture, Food & Nat Res

7th & 8th Grade Agriscience Courses Code Number Course Name

420004 Introduction to Agriscience (35 instructional-hour course) Grade 7



420007 Agriscience Exploration (70 instructional-hour course) Grade 8


420100 Career Clusters Exploration Through Agriscience (140 instructional-hour course) Grade 7 or 8

400001 Career Clusters Exploration: Grade 6-8

Note: 1. The course of study with content standards are located on the “Teachers” page of www.alabamaffa.org.

http://www.alabamaffa.org/

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Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Cluster Programs/Courses

Career

Pathway

Program

General Agriscience

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years)

This program is designed to deliver a variety of agricultural disciplines which will provide students a general

understanding of the scope of agriculture as it relates to the following areas: animal science, plant science, food

science, forestry and wildlife sciences, agricultural construction and agricultural mechanics.

Code

Number Career Pathway Program Courses Career Readiness Indicator (CRI) Workforce Careers

420101 Fundamentals of Agriscience NCCER Core

Urban forestry Technician

Landscape Management Technician

Landscape Design (LD) Permit

Landscape Design and Plant Materials

Certification

Integrated Pest Management Certification

Forestry Worker Certification

Youth Beef Quality Assurance “Note.

Will be modified to require the “Adult” level in the 16-17 school year”

Briggs and Stratton Technician (Two of the following areas REQUIRED)

Carburetors and Fuel Systems

Governors

Compression

Ignition Systems

Agriscience Teacher

Construction Manager

Post-Secondary Agricultural Sciences Teacher

Agricultural Equipment Operator

Warehouse Facility Manager

Food Quality Assurance

USDA Inspector

Construction Laborer

Maintenance Technician

Agricultural Engineer

Welder

Plumber

Electrician

HVAC Technician

Industrial Maintenance Technician

Agricultural Sales

420102 Intermediate Agriscience

420103 Advanced Agriscience

420104 Applied Agricultural Mechanics

Program

Course

Electives

Elective courses may be added from within the

Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Cluster course list – See complete listing on page 1

Career

Pathway

Program

AgriConstruction


This program is designed to provide students with an understanding of modern construction and building practices

along with a basic understanding of metal fabrication and welding.

Code


420009 Agriscience 1 credit NCCER core

NCCER Carpentry Level 1

NCCER Welding Level 1

Construction Laborer

Agricultural Contractor

Pipe Layer

Welder

Electrician

Plumber

Industrial Maintenance Technician

HVAC Technician

Agricultural Engineer


Mechanical Drafter

420010 Agriscience 1/2 credit

410005 Introduction to Drafting Design

410006 Construction Site Preparation and Foundations

410007 Construction Framing

410008 Construction Finishing and Interior Systems

410009 Residential Wiring

410010 Introduction to Masonry

410011 Safety and Health Regulations

420012 Introduction to Metal Fabrication 1 credit

420013 Introduction to Metal Fabrication 1/2 credit

420014 Introduction to Metal Inert Gas/Flux Cored Arc Welding

Program

Course

Electives

Elective courses may be added from within the Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Cluster course

list – See complete listing on page 1

Career

Pathway

Program

Power Mechanics


This program is designed to provide students with a general understanding of agricultural power equipment.

Code


420009 Agriscience 1 credit NCCER core

Briggs and Stratton Technician

(Two of the following areas

REQUIRED)

o Theory of Operation

o Carburetors and Fuel

Systems

o Governors

o Compression

o Ignition Systems

Hydraulics Technician

Maintenance Technician Agricultural Engineer

Agricultural Equipment Operator

Parts Salesperson

Storage and Distribution Manager

Transportation Inspector


410001 Two- and Four-Stroke Engines 1 credit

410002 Power Equipment Technology

410022 Residential and Commercial Power Equipment

420011 Two- and Four-Stroke Engines 1/2 credit

Program

Course

Electives



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Career

Pathway

Program

Animal Systems


This program is designed to provide students with an understanding of livestock management, veterinary science,

poultry science, equine science and food processing.

Code


420009 Agriscience 1 credit NCCER Core

Youth beef Quality Assurance “Note.

Will be modified to require the “Adult” level in the 16-17 school year”

Youth Pork Quality Assurance Plus

“Note. Will be modified to require “advanced” level in the 16-17 school

year”

Youth Humane Equine Management

“Note. Will be removed from list for

16-17 school year.”

Food Science Technician

Farm Worker

Artificial Insemination Technician

Veterinarian

Veterinary Technician

Farm Products Purchasing Agent

Agricultural Sales

Non-Farm Animal Worker

Livestock Manager

Poultry Operator

Ag Field Service Representative

Food Quality Assurance

USDA Inspector


420030 Animal Science 1 credit

420031 Animal Science 1/2 credit

420032 Animal Biotechnology

420033 Poultry Science

420034 Equine Science

410003 Introduction to Veterinary Science

410004 Veterinary Science

Program

Course

Electives


Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Cluster course


Career

Pathway

Program

Plant Systems


This program is designed to provide students with an understanding of the greenhouse, horticulture and

nursery/landscape industries.

Code



Landscape Management Technician

Urban Forestry Technician

Setting of Landscape Plans (SLP)

Permit

Tree Surgery (TS) Permit

Landscape Design (LD) Permit

Landscape Design and Plant Materials

Certification


Turfgrass Management Certification

Chemical Engineer

Soil Scientist

Pesticide Handler/Applicator

Pest Control Worker

Landscape Designer

Landscape Worker

Agronomy Sales

Golf Course Superintendent

Turfgrass Producer

Lab Technician


420051 Horticultural Science 1 credit

420052 Horticultural Science 1/2 credit

410053 Plant Biotechnology

410054 Greenhouse Production and Management

420055 Nursery Production and Management

420056 Sports Turfgrass Production and Management

420057 Landscape Design & Management 1 credit

420058 Landscape Design & Management 1/2 credit

420059 Residential Landscape Establishment & Management

420019 Core Plant Biotechnology

Program

Course

Electives


Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Cluster course


Career

Pathway

Program

Floral Design


This program is designed to provide students with an understanding of the floral design and interior design industries.

Code


420060 Creative Floral Design None Florist

Florist Worker

Event Planner

420061 Specialty Floral Design and Management

420062 Floral Design and Interiorscaping

Program

Course

Electives



Career

Pathway

Program

Agribusiness Systems


This program is designed to provide students with a general understanding of agricultural communications,

management and the marketing of agricultural products in today’s global business environment.

Code



Farm and Home Management Advisor

Agricultural Sales

Agriscience Teacher

Agribusiness Marketing Manager

Post-Secondary Agricultural Sciences Teacher

Agricultural Appraiser

Agricultural Insurance Specialist

Agricultural Loan Officer

Agricultural Economist

Public Relations/Ag Communications


420071 Agribusiness Technology

420072 Agribusiness Marketing

420073 Agricultural Communications 1 credit

420074 Agricultural Communications 1/2 credit

420075 Agribusiness Management 1 credit

420076 Agribusiness Management 1/2 credit

Program

Course

Electives



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Career

Pathway

Program

Environmental and Natural Resources Systems


This program is designed to provide students with a general understanding of the ecology, forestry and wildlife

management industries as they relate to agriculture.

Code



Urban Forestry Technician

Integrated Pest Management Certification


Tree Surgery (TS) Permit

Forester

Environmental Engineer

Forest and Conservation Worker

Conservation Officer

Lab Technician

Hunters and Trappers

Wildlife Biologist

Soil Scientist

Professional Fisherman

Logger

Recreation Worker


420026 Environmental Management

420024 Fish and Wildlife Management 1 credit

420025 Fish and Wildlife Management 1/2 credit

420020 Forestry 1 credit

420021 Forestry 1/2 credit

420023 Forestry Equipment

420022 Urban Forestry

420027 Arboriculture

420028 Dendrology

420029 Wildland Firefighting and Controlled Fire

420018 Core Environmental Management

Program

Course

Electives



Career

Pathway

Program

Aquaculture


This program is designed to provide students with a general understanding of the aquaculture industry through

fisheries technology.

Code



Aquaculture Training and Online Learning (ATOLL) Aquaculture or

Aquaponics

Wildlife Biologist

Catfish Producer

Professional Fisherman

Pump/Wellhead Operators

Fishers/Related Fishing Workers

Water/Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator

Non-Farm Animal Caretaker


420035 Aqua Experience 1 credit

420036 Aqua Experience 1/2 credit

420037 Aquaculture Science

420038 Aquatic Biology

410020 Introduction to Fisheries Technology

410021 Advanced Fisheries Technology

420039 Core Aquaculture Science

Program

Course

Electives

Elective courses may be added from within the Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Cluster

course list – See complete listing on page 1

7th & 8th Grade Agriscience

Courses are designed to deliver diverse agricultural exploratory experiences to students in grades 6-8.

Code

Number Program Courses






420100 Career Clusters Exploration Through Agriscience (140 instructional-hour course) Grade 7 or 8

400001 Career Clusters Exploration: Grade 6-8

2016–2017PROGRAMSFOR

BUSINESSMANAGEMENTANDADMINISTRATIONCLUSTER,

FINANCECLUSTER,MARKETINGCLUSTER,

ANDMIDDLESCHOOL

FEBRUARY2,2016ALABAMASTATEDEPARTMENTOFEDUCATION

CAREERANDTECHNICALEDUCATIONDAWNMORRISON,EDUCATIONADMINISTRATOR

LISAR.WEEKS,EDUCATIONSPECIALISTROCHELLESEALS,EDUCATIONSPECIALIST

ELIZABETHA.FISHER,ADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT

(334)242-9109

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2016 – 2017 Subject and Personnel Codes

Business Management and Administration Cluster, Finance Cluster, Marketing Cluster, and Middle School Program

Business Management and Administration Cluster Courses

Code Number Course Name 450006 Business Technology Applications 400025 Career Preparedness 450007 Business Essentials 450009 Foundations of Business Leadership 450011 Law In Society ½ credit 410023 Law In Society 480011 Management Principles 480012 Management Principles ½ credit 450031 Advanced Business Technology Applications 410016 Multimedia Design 410017 Multimedia Publications 450032 Senior Career Pathway Project – Business Management and Administration

Finance Cluster Courses Code Number Course Name

450006 Business Technology Applications 400025 Career Preparedness 470012 Accounting 470013 Advanced Accounting 470011 Banking & Financial Services 470021 Financial Management 470031 Insurance Services 450021 Business Finance 450022 Business Finance ½ credit 470011 Banking & Financial Services 470032 Commercial Insurance 470033 Personal Insurance 470014 College Accounting 470061 Senior Career Pathway Project - Finance

Marketing Cluster Courses Code Number Course Name

450006 Business Technology Applications 400025 Career Preparedness 450007 Business Essentials 550021 Sales and Promotion Planning 550011 Marketing Principles 480011 Management Principles 410026 Commerce Communication 410027 Commerce Communication – ½ credit 400017 Entrepreneurship 550012 Internet Marketing 550013 Sports and Entertainment Marketing Fundamentals 550014 Buying and Merchandising 550015 Integrated Marketing Communications and Branding 550016 Marketing Research – ½ credit 550023 Advanced Sports and Entertainment Marketing 550022 Senior Career Pathway Project - Marketing

Middle School Program Courses Code Number Course Name

450004 Computer Essentials (35 Hours) 450005 Computer Essentials (70 Hours) 450008 Business Skills Development 450012 Introduction to Programming 400026 Career Preparedness - A

Note:

1. Course descriptions and content standards for most courses are located on the Alabama Department of Education website at: https://www.alsde.edu/sec/sct/Pages/cos-all.aspx.

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Business Management and Administration Cluster

This cluster prepares high school students for careers in the field of business management and administration. Rigorous instruction is provided to equip learners with knowledge and skills for college and career readiness. Extended learning experiences to enrich and enhance instruction is reinforced through learner participation in career and technical student organizations (DECA and FBLA).

Career Pathway Program

Business Management and Administration Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years.) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in business administration and management. Courses provide an overview of career opportunities, which are available in every sector of the economy and requires specific skills in organization, time management, customer service, communication, and effective use of technology.

Code Number Career Pathway Program Courses Career Readiness Indicator (CRI) Workforce Careers 450006 Business Technology Applications • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA)

– Photoshop • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA)

– Dreamweaver • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA)

– Flash • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA)

– Premier Pro • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA)

– InDesign • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA)

– Illustrator • ASK Institute – Concepts of

Entrepreneurship an Management • ASK Institute – Fundamental

Business Concepts • IC3 Global Standard 4 • Microsoft Office – Excel Expert • Microsoft Office – Word Expert • Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)

(Two of the following areas REQUIRED)

o Access o Excel o Outlook o PowerPoint o SharePoint o Word

• Chief Executive Officer • Entrepreneur • General Manager • Human Resources Manager • Training and Development

Specialist • Labor and Personnel

Relations Specialist • Executive Assistant • Office Manager • Receptionist • Business and Development

Manager • Operations Analyst • Management Analyst • Legal Secretary

400025 Career Preparedness 450007 Business Essentials 450009 Foundations of Business Leadership 450011 Law In Society ½ credit 410023 Law In Society 480011 Management Principles 480012 Management Principles ½ credit 450031 Advanced Business Technology Applications 410016 Multimedia Design 410017 Multimedia Publications 450032 Senior Career Pathway Project – Business

Management and Administration Program Course Electives

Entrepreneurship Cooperative Education Seminar Workforce Essentials Personal Finance

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Finance Cluster

This cluster prepares high school students for careers in the field of finance. Rigorous instruction is provided to equip learners with knowledge and skills for college and career readiness. Extended learning experiences to enrich and enhance instruction is reinforced through learner participation in career and technical student organizations (DECA and FBLA).


Finance Program (*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years.)

This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in finance. Courses provide an overview of career opportunities, which are available in every sector of the economy and requires individuals working in finance to have strong computational, analytical, and interpersonal skills and effective use of technology.

Code Number Career Pathway Program Courses Career Readiness Indicator (CRI) Workforce Careers

450006 Business Technology Applications • ASK Institute – Concepts of Finance

• IC3 Global Standard 4 • Intuit® Quickbooks Certified

User • Microsoft Office – Excel Expert • Microsoft Office – Word Expert • Microsoft Office Specialist

(MOS) (Two of the following areas REQUIRED)


• Accountant • Chief Financial Officer • Financial Analyst • Fraud Specialist • Credit Analyst • Loan Officer • Account Representative • Bank Teller • Insurance Appraiser • Underwriter • Actuary • Securities/Investments Analyst • Stock Broker • Debt Counselor

400025 Career Preparedness 470012 Accounting 470013 Advanced Accounting 470011 Banking & Financial Services 470021 Financial Management 470031 Insurance Services 450021 Business Finance 450022 Business Finance ½ credit 470011 Banking & Financial Services 470032 Commercial Insurance 470033 Personal Insurance 470014 College Accounting 470061 Senior Career Pathway Project - Finance Program Course Electives

Entrepreneurship Cooperative Education Seminar Workforce Essentials Personal Finance

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Marketing Cluster

This cluster prepares high school students for careers in the field of marketing. Rigorous instruction is provided to equip learners with knowledge and skills for college and career readiness. Extended learning experiences to enrich and enhance instruction is reinforced through learner participation in career and technical student organizations (DECA and FBLA).


Marketing Program (*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years.)

This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in marketing. Courses provide an overview of career opportunities, which are available in every sector of the economy and requires individuals working in marketing to become familiar with topics including sales, marketing, customer service, telecommunications, research, and media.

Code Number Career Pathway Program Courses Career Readiness Indicator (CRI) Workforce Careers 450006 Business Technology Applications • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) –

Photoshop • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) –

Dreamweaver • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) –

Flash • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) –

Premier Pro • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) –

InDesign • Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) –

Illustrator • ASK Institute – Concepts of

Entrepreneurship an Management • IC3 Global Standard 4 • Certified Guest Service

Professional • Microsoft Office – Excel Expert • Microsoft Office – Word Expert • Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)

(Two of the following areas REQUIRED)


• National Retail Federation – National Professional Certification in Customer Service and Sales

• Chief Executive Officer • Marketing Research Analyst • Public Relations Manager • Entrepreneur • Franchisee • Advertising and Promotions

Manager • Store Manager • Retail Marketing Coordinator • Merchandising Manager • Merchandise Buyer • Visual Merchandise Manager • Sales Manager • Research Associate • Sports Marketing Manager • Social Media Manager

400025 Career Preparedness 450007 Business Essentials 550021 Sales and Promotion Planning 550011 Marketing Principles 480011 Management Principles 410026 Commerce Communication 410027 Commerce Communication – ½ credit 400017 Entrepreneurship 550012 Internet Marketing 550013 Sports and Entertainment Marketing

Fundamentals 550014 Buying and Merchandising 550015 Integrated Marketing Communications and

Branding 550016 Marketing Research – ½ credit 550023 Advanced Sports and Entertainment Marketing 550022 Senior Career Pathway Project - Marketing Program Course Electives

Cooperative Education Seminar Workforce Essentials Personal Finance

2016 – 2017

PROGRAMS FOR

EDUCATION AND TRAINING CLUSTER,

HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM CLUSTER,

HUMAN SERVICES CLUSTER

AND

FACS MIDDLE SCHOOL

JANUARY 25, 2016

ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION

COLLIE M. WELLS, EDUCATION ADMINISTRATOR JUDY BROWN, EDUCATION SPECIALIST

JENNIFER ADAMS, EDUCATION SPECIALIST ESTHER HICKS, EDUCATION SPECIALIST

LILLIE ELLISON, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

(334) 242-9113

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Education and Training Cluster, Hospitality and Tourism Cluster, Human Services Cluster,

and FACS Middle School Program

Education and Training Cluster Courses

Code Number Course Name Code Number Course Name 460009 Education and Training – Required Foundation Course 460034 Preschool CDA II

460011 Teaching I 460035 Preschool CDA III

460012 Teaching II 460036 Preschool CDA IV

460015 Education and Training Internship 460037 Preschool CDA V

460013 Early Childhood Education I 500015 Event Planning

460014 Early Childhood Education II 510008 Entrepreneurship in FACS

460021 Professional Support Services in Education 510011 Food and Nutrition

460022 Professional Training and Consultation 510021 Child Development

460031 Education Leadership 510014 Dietetics

460032 Senior Career Pathway Project Education and Training 510027 Infant and Toddler Development

460033 Preschool CDA I 510035 Counseling and Mental Health

Hospitality and Tourism Cluster Code Number Course Name Code Number Course Name

510008 Entrepreneurship in FACS 500022 Travel and Tourism II

500011 Hospitality and Tourism – Required Foundation Course 500023 Sports, Recreation, and Entertainment Management

500012 Culinary Arts I 500040 Senior Career Pathway Project Hospitality and Tourism

500013 Culinary Arts II 510013 Chemistry of Food

500014 Baking and Pastry Arts 510014 Dietetics

500015 Event Planning 510016 Food Innovations and Media

500031 Lodging I 510017 Sports Nutrition

500032 Lodging II 510031 Life Connections

500021 Travel and Tourism I

Human Services Cluster Code Number Course Name Code Number Course Name

400021 Personal Finance 510027 Infant and Toddler Development

400022 Personal Finance ½ credit 510031 Life Connections

410012 Family Wellness ½ credit – Substitute for Health

Education

510032 Life Connections ½ credit

410013 Consumer Services I 510033 Family Studies and Community Services I

410014 Consumer Services II 510034 Family Studies and Community Services II

410015 Fashion Merchandising 510035 Counseling and Mental Health

460022 Professional Training and Consultation 510036 Gerontology

500015 Event Planning 510041 Fashion

510004 Family and Consumer Sciences 510042 Fashion ½ credit

510008 Entrepreneurship in FACS 510043 Creative Arts ½ credit

510011 Food and Nutrition 510044 Fashion Design

510012 Food and Nutrition ½ credit 510045 Fashion Media

510013 Chemistry of Food – Substitute for Chemistry 510051 Housing

510014 Dietetics 510052 Housing ½ credit

510016 Food Innovations and Media 510053 Interior Design I

510017 Sports Nutrition 510054 Interior Design II

510021 Child Development 510055 Art, Architecture, and Design

510022 Child Development ½ credit 510056 Introduction to Property and Real Estate Management

(retired 2016-2017)

510023 Parenting 510057 Introduction to Real Estate

510024 Parenting ½ credit 510058 Buying and Selling Real Estate

510025 Child Services I 510059 The Real Estate Brokerage Business

510026 Child Services II 510069 Senior Career Pathway Project Human Services

FACS Middle School Program Code Number Course Name

460004 Teen Discoveries (35 instructional - hour course) Grade 7



460007 Teen Connections (70 instructional - hour course) Grade 8


510006 Exploring Career Pathways in Family and Consumer Sciences Clusters Grades 7 and 8

510007 Stem Connections Grade 8

Note: 1. Course descriptions and content standards are located on the Alabama Public Television (APT) Web site

http://iqlearnonline.org/course/view.php?id=59

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Education and Training Cluster

This cluster prepares high school students for careers in the education and training field in three pathway areas: Administration and

Professional Support Services, Early Childhood Education, and Teaching and Training. Rigorous instruction is provided to equip

students with knowledge and skills needed in preparation for credentials, articulated credit, and/or further education.

Career

Pathway

Program

Administration and Professional Support Services Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in educational leadership or learning support services. Courses

provide an overview of careers in administration and support areas such as audiology, speech pathology, guidance and counseling,

assessment, and intervention programs for students and their families.

Code


460009 Education and Training - Required Foundation Course Alabama Educator Certification

Assessment Program (AECAP): Basic Skills

ASK Institute – Concepts of

Entrepreneurship and Management

ServSafe Manager

Training and Development Manager

Education Administrator, Elementary, Secondary, and All Other

Clinical, Counseling, and School Psychologist

Career and School Counselor

Child, Family, and School Social

Worker

Instructional Coordinator

Director, Religious Activities and Education

Librarian

Speech-Language Pathologist

College Dean

460015 Education and Training Internship

460021 Professional Support Services in Education

460031 Education Leadership

510008 Entrepreneurship in FACS

510035 Counseling and Mental Health

Program

Course

Electives


Education and Training Cluster course list - See

complete listing on page 1

Career

Pathway

Program

Early Childhood Education Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers with young children from birth to school age. Courses provide an

overview of safe and healthy learning environments; children’s physical, intellectual, social, and emotional development; building

productive relationships with families; managing an effective child care program; professionalism; techniques for observing and

recording children’s behavior; and principles of child development.

Code


460009 Education and Training - Required Foundation Course Child Development Associate (CDA)

Alabama Educator Certification Assessment Program (AECAP): Basic

Skills

Praxis II: Principles of Learning and

Teaching: Early Childhood



ServSafe Manager

Education Administrator, Preschool and

Child Care Center/Program

Child, Family, and School Social

Worker

Director, Religious Activities and

Education

Preschool, Kindergarten, and

Elementary School teachers, including

Special Education Teachers

Editor

Writer and Author

Child Care Worker

Day Care Owner

460033 Preschool CDA I

460034 Preschool CDA II

460035 Preschool CDA III

460036 Preschool CDA IV

460037 Preschool CDA V

460013 Early Childhood Education I

460014 Early Childhood Education II



510027 Infant and Toddler Development

Program

Course

Electives


Education and Training Cluster course list - See complete listing on page 1

Career

Pathway

Program

Teaching and Training Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program provides students with knowledge and skills needed for teaching and professional training consultant careers. Courses

provide an overview of teaching and learning theories; curriculum development; teaching techniques; instructional resources and the

use of technology; types of assessments; classroom management strategies; and ethics and professionalism.

Code


460009 Education and Training - Required Foundation Course Alabama Educator Certification Assessment Program (AECAP): Basic

Skills

Athens State University Education and

Training Certification


Teaching: Grades K-6


Teaching: Grades 5-9

Praxis II: Principles of Learning and Teaching: Grades 7-12

ASK Institute – Concepts of Entrepreneurship and Management

Training and Development Specialist

Teacher, Postsecondary All Areas

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Elementary, Middle, and Secondary School Teachers, including Special

Education and Vocational Education

Teacher

Adult Literacy, Remedial Education,

and GED Teachers and Instructor

Teacher Assistant

Education Consultant

Associate Professor Higher Education

460011 Teaching I

460012 Teaching II


460022 Professional Training and Consultation


Program

Course

Electives


Education and Training Cluster course list - See complete listing on page 1

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Hospitality and Tourism Cluster

This cluster prepares high school students for the management, marketing and operations of restaurants and other food services, lodging,

attractions, recreation events and travel related services using real work, hands-on knowledge and skills in commercial and professional

lab settings. This diversified and intensive education program enables students to pursue careers in one of three pathways: 1) Restaurant,

Food, and Beverage Services 2) Lodging and 3) Recreation, Travel, and Tourism.

Career

Pathway

Program

Lodging Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program focuses on the knowledge and skills required to pursue staff and management workforce positions within the hotel

industry. Lodging curriculum includes departments within a hotel such as: front desk, food and beverage, housekeeping,

maintenance, human resources department, and accounting. Guest Service skills focuses on communication, leadership, time

management, teamwork, problem solving, critical thinking and professionalism. Within this pathway, students can pursue a national

sanitation certification and industry certification.

Code


500011 Hospitality and Tourism - Required Foundation Course Certified Hospitality and Tourism Professional (must pass the final exam

for Year 1 and Year 2, complete 100 hours of work experience, and then

apply for credential)

Certified Guest Service Professional

Certified Front Desk Representative

ServSafe Manager

Lodging Manager

Sales Manager

Meeting and Convention Planner

Gaming Surveillance Officer and

Gaming Investigator

Supervisor, Building and Grounds

Cleaning and Maintenance Workers

First-Line Supervisor/Manager of

Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers

Concierge

Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerk

Baggage Porter and Bellhop

Parking Lot Attendant

Maid and Housekeeping Cleaner

500015 Event Planning

500031 Lodging I

500032 Lodging II


Program

Course

Electives

Elective courses may be added from within the Hospitality and Tourism Cluster course list - See

complete listing on page 1

Career

Pathway

Program

Recreation, Travel, and Tourism Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program integrates management principles and procedures for the travel and tourism industry as well as recreation and sports

programming, airlines, international travel, cruising, lodging, recreation, amusements, attractions, and resorts. Within this pathway,

students can pursue a national sanitation certification and industry certification.

Code


500011 Hospitality and Tourism - Required Foundation Course Certified Hospitality and Tourism Professional (must pass the final exam

for Year 1 and Year 2, complete 100

hours of work experience, and then apply for credential)

ServSafe Manager

Event Planner

Usher, Lobby Attendant, and Ticket

Taker/Manager

Amusement and Recreation

Attendant/Planner

Baggage Porter and Bellhop

Concierge

Tour Guide and Escort

Recreation Worker

Counter and Rental Clerk

Travel Agent

Reservation and Transportation Ticket

Agent and Travel Clerk

Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisor

Travel Journalist/Photographer


500021 Travel and Tourism I

500022 Travel and Tourism II

500023 Sports, Recreation, and Entertainment Management


Program

Course

Electives


Hospitality and Tourism Cluster course list - See complete listing on page 1

Career

Pathway

Program

Restaurant and Food and Beverage Services Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program begins with the fundamentals and principles of the art of cooking, management and production skills, and techniques.

Within this pathway, students can pursue a national sanitation certification, industry certification, articulation credit, and scholarships.

The courses offered involve a commercial laboratory-based instructional setting and internship hours.

Code


500011 Hospitality and Tourism - Required Foundation Course ProStart National Certificate of

Achievement – COA (must pass the final exam for Level 1 and Level 2 and

complete 400 hours of mentored work

experience and then apply for credential)

ServSafe Manager

Food/Beverage Service Manager

Editor

Technical Writer

Writer and Author

Food Journalist/Stylist/Photographer

Executive/Sous Chef

Food Processing Worker

Baker

Butcher and Meat Cutter

Food Batchmaker

Caterer

500012 Culinary Arts I

500013 Culinary Arts II

500014 Baking and Pastry Arts



Program

Course

Electives


Hospitality and Tourism Cluster course list - See complete listing on page 1

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Human Services Cluster

This cluster prepares students for employment in career pathways that relate to families and human needs, such as family and community

services, personal care, and consumer services. There are eight program areas: Consumer Services; Early Childhood Development and

Services; Family Studies and Community Services; Fashion; Food, Wellness, and Dietetics; Interior Design/Real Estate; and

Cosmetology. Rigorous instruction is provided to equip students with knowledge and skills needed in preparation for credentials,

articulation, and/or further education.

Career

Pathway

Program

Consumer Services Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers that provide services to consumers while focusing on the

relationship with clients in the financial, product development, marketing, and real estate industries. Courses provide students with

knowledge of economic systems, consumer credit, investments, savings, risk management, estate planning, advocacy services,

protection laws for consumers, fraudulent practices, product analysis and testing, and insurance.

Code


410013 Consumer Services I National Retail Federation – National

Professional Certification in Customer Service and Sales



ServSafe Manager

Top Executive

General and Operations Manager

Legislator/Lobbyist

Meeting and Convention Planner

Budget, Credit, Financial or Management

Analyst/Manager

Personal Financial Advisor

Insurance Underwriter/Agent

Actuary

Economist

Demonstrator and Product Promoter

Sales Engineer

Consumer Advocate

Ecommerce Entrepreneur

410014 Consumer Services II

460022 Professional Training and Consultation


510004 Family and Consumer Sciences


510031 Life Connections

Program

Course

Electives


Human Services Cluster course list - See complete listing on page 1

Career

Pathway

Program

Early Childhood Development and Services Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers working with young children and their families. Courses provide

a strong foundation of the developmental stages from birth to adolescence, developmental theories, and the disadvantaging conditions

of children and intervention services available. Students explore careers related to the management of child services facilities, and

occupations in federal, state, and local agencies that support children and their families.

Code


510004 Family and Consumer Sciences Child Development Associate - CDA

ServSafe Manager



Education Administrator, Preschool and

Child Care Center/Program

Instructional Coordinator

Child, Family, and School Social Worker

Teacher Assistant

Editor

Writer and Author

Children’s Book Illustrator/Photographer

Child Care Worker

School Bus Driver

Child Psychologist


510021 Child Development

510025 Child Services I

510026 Child Services II

510027 Infant and Toddler Development

Program

Course

Electives


Human Services Cluster course list - See complete

listing on page 1

Career

Pathway

Program

Family Studies and Community Services Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers that provide services to families and clients as they transition

through the life cycle. Courses provide students with knowledge of client developmental needs, older adult services, and intervention

support services such as counseling, social work, and advocacy.

Code


510004 Family and Consumer Sciences ServSafe Manager



Social and Community Service Manager

Social Scientist

Sociologist

Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder

Counselor

Marriage and Family Therapist

Mental Health Counselor

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social

Worker

Social and Human Service Assistant

Religious Worker

Psychiatrist

Residential Advisors

Occupational Therapist



510033 Family Studies and Community Services I

510034 Family Studies and Community Services II

510035 Counseling and Mental Health

510036 Gerontology

Program

Course

Electives

Elective courses may be added from within the Human Services Cluster course list - See complete

listing on page 1

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Career

Pathway

Program

Fashion Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in the fashion and retail industry. Courses provide students with

knowledge of fashion, fashion design, apparel and textile design technology, and fashion business operations, media, and

merchandising.

Code


410015 Fashion Merchandising National Retail Federation – National

Professional Certification in Customer

Service and Sales



ServSafe Manager

Wholesale and Retail Buyer

Fashion Designer

Merchandise Displayer and Window

Trimmer

Editor

Technical Writer

Supervisor, Sales or Production Workers

Retail Salesperson

Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Worker

Custom Tailor and Seamstress

Fashion Stylist/Journalist/Photographer



510004 Family and Consumer Sciences


510041 Fashion

510044 Fashion Design

510045 Fashion Media

Program

Course

Electives



listing on page 1

Career

Pathway

Program

Food, Wellness, and Dietetics Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in nutrition, wellness, and health and disease prevention. Courses

provide students with knowledge in event planning; photographic styling applications; social media and digital design techniques;

developing and adapting food products for marketing and specific nutrition needs; meal planning; food safety; and the scientific

investigation of production, processing, preparation, evaluation, and utilization of food.

Code


510004 Family and Consumer Sciences ServSafe Manager


Food Service Manager

Chemical Engineer

Food Scientist and Technologist

Biochemist and Biophysicist

Microbiologist

Chemist

Dietitian and Nutritionist

Editor

Technical Writer

Sports Nutritionist

Food Journalist/Stylist/Photographer


510011 Food and Nutrition

510013 Chemistry of Food

510014 Dietetics


510016 Food Innovations and Media

510017 Sports Nutrition

Program

Course

Electives



listing on page 1

Career

Pathway

Program

Interior Design/Real Estate Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in the real estate and brokerage industry. Courses provide students

with knowledge in interior design, housing trends; marketing; customer and client service; licensure, legal and ethical aspects of

buying, selling, leasing, renting, and financing land, real property, and real estate; staging of real estate; showing property to clients;

and property management.

Code


510004 Family and Consumer Sciences National Retail Federation – National

Professional Certification in Customer Service and Sales


ServSafe Manager


Architect

Multi-Media Artist and Animator

Interior Designer

Merchandise Displayer and Window Trimmer

Set and Exhibit Designer

Construction and Building Inspector

Upholsterer

Furniture Finisher

Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Manager

Appraiser and Assessor of Real Estate

Title Examiner, Abstractor, and Searcher

Insurance Sales Agent

Real Estate Broker/Sales Agent





510051 Housing

510053 Interior Design I

510054 Interior Design II

510055 Art, Architecture, and Design

510057 Introduction to Real Estate

510058 Buying and Selling Real Estate

510059 The Real Estate Brokerage Business

Program

Course

Electives



listing on page 1

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FACS Middle School Program

This program allows students to explore careers, basic skills, and technologies associated with personal development, health and wellness, and teen

living. Courses provide students with knowledge in grooming, decision making, social and communication skills, and interpersonal relationship

with friends and family. Knowledge and skills are reinforced and enhanced through participation in project-based learning opportunities that are

age and grade appropriate.

Code

Number Program Courses






510006 Exploring Career Pathways in Family and Consumer Sciences Clusters Grade 7 and 8

510007 Stem Connections Grade 8

2016 – 2017

PROGRAMS FOR

GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CLUSTER


CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION CRAIG COLLINS, EDUCATION ADMINISTRATOR

PETRO JOHNSON, EDUCATION SPECIALIST SHERRY HERRON, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

(334) 242-9111

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Government and Public Administration Cluster

Air Force JROTC

Code Number Course Name Code Number Course Name 480001 Leadership and Aviation History 480031 Leadership and Cultural Studies

480002 Leadership and Science of Flight 480032 Leadership and Survival

480021 Leadership I ½ credit 480033 Honors and Ground School

480022 Leadership II ½ credit 480034 Senior Career Pathway Project ½ credit

480023 Leadership III ½ credit 480035 Unlocking Your Potential (UAP) ½ credit

480024 Leadership IV ½ credit 480036 National Endowment for Financial Literary (NEFE) ½ credit

480025 Aviation History ½ credit 480037 Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation (MHF) ½

credit

480026 Science of Flight ½credit 480038 Pennsylvania Veterans Museum ½ credit

480027 Global and Cultural Studies ½ credit 480039 Veterans National Education Program ½ credit

480029 Leadership and Exploration of Space 480040 Cadet Guide/Handbook ½ credit

480030 Leadership and Management of the Cadet Corps and

Financial Education

480076 Senior Career Pathway Project-Government and

Public Administration

Army JROTC

Code Number Course Name Code Number Course Name 480041 Army JROTC Leadership Education and Training I

(LET-I)

480073 ACT/SAT Prep ½ credit

480042 Army JROTC Leadership Education and Training II (LET-II)

480074 Leadership and Foundation for Success

480043 Army JROTC Leadership Education and Training III

(LET-III)

480075 Citizenship and the Constitution ½ credit

480044 Army JROTC Leadership Education and Training IV (LET-IV)

480076 Senior Career Pathway Project-Government and Public Administration

480045 Army JROTC 1b 480077 Drill and Ceremony ½ credit

480046 Army JROTC 2b 480411 Army JROTC Drill 1



480070 JROTC Leadership Application ½ credit 480414 Army JROTC Drill 4

480071 Geography-Maps and Regions ½ credit

480072 Success for Life ½ credit

Marine Corp JROTC

Code Number Course Name 480051 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education (LE-I)

480052 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education (LE-II)

480053 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education (LE-III)

480054 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education (LE-IV)

480055 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education I-A (Accelerated)

480056 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education II-A (Accelerated)

480057 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education III-A (Accelerated)

480058 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education IV-A (Accelerated)

480076 Senior Career Pathway Project-Government and Public Administration

Navy JROTC

Code Number Course Name Code Number Course Name 480061 Naval Science I (NSI): Introduction to the US Navy 480167 Naval Leadership Lab and Drill 3a

480062 Naval Science II (NSII): Maritime History, Leadership,

and Nautical Sciences

480168 Naval Leadership Lab and Drill 4a

480063 Naval Science III (NSIII): Naval Knowledge and Skills 480070 JROTC Leadership Application ½ credit

480064 Naval Science IV (NSIV): Advanced Leadership 480071 Geography-Maps and Regions ½ credit

480066 Navy Science 1b 480072 Success for Life ½ credit

480067 Navy Science 2b 480073 ACT/SAT Prep ½ credit

480068 Navy Science 3b 480074 Leadership and Foundations for Success

480069 Navy Science 4b 480075 Citizenship and the Constitution ½ credit

480165 Naval Leadership Lab and Drill 1a 480076 Senior Career Pathway Project-Government and

Public Administration


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Government and Public Administration Cluster

To motivate high school students and teach them the value of citizenship, leadership, service to community, personal responsibility

and a sense of accomplishment while instilling in them self-esteem, teamwork and self-discipline.

Career

Pathway

Program

Air Force JROTC The objectives of Air Force JROTC are to educate and train high school cadets in citizenship, promote community service, instill

responsibility, character, and self-discipline, and provide instruction in air and space fundamentals.

Code


480001 Leadership and Aviation History Air Force JROTC Certificate All Careers

480002 Leadership and Science of Flight

480021 Leadership I ½ credit

480022 Leadership II ½ credit

480023 Leadership III ½ credit

480024 Leadership IV ½ credit

480025 Aviation History ½ credit

480026 Science of Flight ½ credit

480027 Global and Cultural Studies ½ credit

480029 Leadership and Exploration of Space

480030 Leadership and Management of the Cadet Corps and

Financial Education

480031 Leadership and Cultural Studies

480032 Leadership and Survival

480033 Honors Ground School

480034 Senior Career Pathway Project ½ credit

480035 Unlocking Your Potential (UAP) ½ credit

480036 National Endowment for Financial Literacy (NEFE)

½ credit

480037 Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation (MHF)

½ credit

480038 Pennsylvania Veterans Museum ½ credit

480039 Veterans National Education Program ½ credit

480040 Cadet Guide/Handbook ½ credit

Program

Course

Electives

Senior Career Pathway Project-Government and Public

Administration

Career

Pathway

Program

Army JROTC The objectives of Army JROTC program are to prepare Cadets for leadership roles while making them aware of their rights,

responsibilities, and privileges as American citizens. The program provides instruction and opportunities to benefit the student,

community, and nation.

Code


480041 Army JROTC Leadership Education and Training I (LET-I)

Army JROTC Certificate All Careers

480042 Army JROTC Leadership Education and Training II

(LET-II)

480043 Army JROTC Leadership Education and Training III (LET-III)

480044 Army JROTC Leadership Education and Training IV

(LET-IV)

480045 Army JROTC 1b




480070 JROTC Leadership Application ½ credit




480074 Leadership and Foundations for Success


480077 Drill and Ceremony ½ credit

480411 Army JROTC Drill 1




Program

Course

Electives


Administration

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Career

Pathway

Program

Marine Corp JROTC The objectives of the Marine Corps JROTC program is to instill a value of citizenship, service to the United States, personal

responsibility, and a sense of accomplishment.

Code


480051 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education (LE-I) Marine Corp JROTC All Careers

480052 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education (LE-II)

480053 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education (LE-III)

480054 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education (LE-IV)

480055 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education I-A (Accelerated)

480056 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education II-A

(Accelerated)

480057 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education III-A (Accelerated)

480058 Marine Corps JROTC Leadership Education IV-A

(Accelerated)

Program

Course

Electives

Senior Career Pathway Project-Government and Public Administration

Career

Pathway

Program

Navy JROTC The objectives of Navy JROTC are to instill in students in United States secondary educational institutions the values of citizenship,

service to the United States, personal responsibility and a sense of accomplishment.

Code


480061 Naval Science I (NSI): Introduction to the US Navy Navy JROTC Certificate All Careers

480062 Naval Science II (NSII): Maritime History, Leadership, and Nautical Sciences

480063 Naval Science III (NSIII): Naval Knowledge and Skills

480064 Naval Science IV (NSIV): Advanced Leadership

480066 Navy Science 1b








480070 JROTC Leadership Application ½ credit




480074 Leadership and Foundations for Success


Program

Course

Electives


Administration

2016 – 2017

HEALTH SCIENCE CLUSTER

PROGRAMS

HEALTH SCIENCE,

SOUTHERN REGIONAL EDUCATION BOARD (SREB)

AC HEALTH INFORMATICS,

PROJECT LEAD THE WAY (PLTW) BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE,

AND

HEALTH SCIENCE MIDDLE SCHOOL

FEBRUARY 8, 2016

ALABAMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION

COLLIE M. WELLS, EDUCATION ADMINISTRATOR

MYLINDA J. BROWN, EDUCATION SPECIALIST

DANA STRINGER, EDUCATION SPECIALIST

LILLIE ELLISON, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

(334) 242-9113

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Health Science Cluster

Programs: Health Science, SREB AC Health Informatics, PLTW Biomedical Science,

and Health Science Middle School

The Health Science cluster provides students with essential knowledge and skills for pursuing careers in the following five pathways:

Therapeutic Services, Diagnostic Services, Health Informatics, Support Services, and Biotechnology Research and Development.

Rigorous and challenging content may include a variety of instructional strategies, work-based learning experiences, and simulation.

2016-2017 Subject and Personnel Codes

Health Science Program The Health Science Program instructional content incorporates project- and problem-based healthcare practices and procedures to demonstrate knowledge and

skills fundamental to a variety of healthcare careers. Knowledge and skills are reinforced and enhanced through participation in HOSA – Future Health Professionals and work-based learning opportunities that are age and grade appropriate.

Code

Number

Course Name Code

Number

Course Name

490007 Foundations of Health Science (Prerequisite Course)** 490035 Medical Coding

490016 Advanced Health Seminar 490033 Medical Terminology

490012 Dental Assisting 490034 Nurse Aide Training, 12th grade only

490017 Diagnostic Services 490046 Nutrition in Healthcare

410024 Emergency Services* 490024 Orientation to Health Science

410012 Family Wellness ½ credit** 490027 Patient Care Technician

410025 Forensics and Criminal Investigations* AND *** 410011 Safety and Health Regulations*

490031 Health Informatics 490045 Senior Career Pathway Project, Health Science

490021 Health Promotion and Wellness ½ credit 490028 Sports Medicine Fundamentals

490013 Health Science Internship 1 credit option (Content Standards 1,

3, 4, 5, 6, and 9), 11th or 12th grade

490025 Sports Medicine Intermediate

490014 Health Science Internship, 2 credit option (Content Standards 1-11), 11th or 12th

490026 Sports Medicine Advanced, 11th or 12th grade

490015 Human Body Structures and Functions*** 490032 Support Services

490041 Introduction to Biotechnology*** 490023 Therapeutic Services

490022 Introduction to Pharmacy 410004 Veterinary Science

410003 Introduction to Veterinary Sciences* 490011 Sports Medicine (This course retired 2015-16)

Career Readiness Indicator (CRI)

BLS Instructor with Healthcare Provider

Certified Billing and Coding Specialist (CBCS)

Certified Patient Care Technician (CPCT)

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS)

Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA)

Certified EKG Technician (CET)

Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT)

National Emergency Medical Responder (EMR)

National Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

Lifeguarding (American Lifeguard Association or American Red

Cross)

SREB AC Health Informatics Program This program merges information science, computer science, and health care. Students use information technology, data analysis software, and statistics to

address a range of health related topics. Knowledge and skills are reinforced and enhanced through participation in HOSA – Future Health Professionals and project-based learning opportunities that are age and grade appropriate.

Code

Number Career Pathway Program Courses Career Readiness Indicator (CRI)

590101 Data and Use

590102 Transforming Data into Information

590103 Transforming Information into Knowledge

590104 Problems and Solutions

PLTW Biomedical Science Program The PLTW Biomedical Science program curriculum allows students to investigate the roles of biomedical professionals as they study the concepts of human

medicine, physiology, genetics, microbiology, and public health. Knowledge and skills are reinforced and enhanced through participation in HOSA – Future Health Professionals and project-based learning opportunities that are age and grade appropriate.

Code

Number Course Name Career Readiness Indicator (CRI)

490042 Principles of the Biomedical Sciences Certified EKG Technician (CET) 490043 Human Body Systems***

490044 Medical Interventions

490001 Biomedical Innovation

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Health Science Middle School Program The Health Science Middle School Program instructional content is designed to allow students to explore careers, terminology, basic skills, and technologies

associated with each pathway in the Health Science career cluster. Knowledge and skills are reinforced and enhanced through participation in HOSA – Future

Health Professionals and project-based learning opportunities that are age and grade appropriate.

Code

Number

Course Name

400001 Career Cluster Explorations (70 instructional - hour course)

490004 Health Explorations (35 instructional - hour course)



490010 Introduction to Careers in Healthcare (70 instructional - hour course)

490018 Introduction to Careers in Healthcare (140 instructional - hour course)

Notes

* Crossover course can be taught by other Career and Technical Education teachers who hold specific certifications

** Substitute credit is approved for the Health Education course, but is pending local board approval

*** Substitute credit is approved for Science elective

All courses are one credit unless specified.

Foundations of Health Science is a prerequisite to all Health Science courses unless a waiver is granted to the system. A letter requesting the waiver can be

emailed for approval to Dr. Philip Cleveland and Mrs. Collie Wells.

Successful completion of one credit (minimum) in Health Science coursework is required prior to placement of a student in a clinical / internship. A program

receiving a waiver for the Foundations prerequisite is not exempt from this requirement.

SREB AC Health Informatics and PLTW Biomedical Science courses are purchased curriculum. Contact SREB or PLTW for additional information.

Program Certification

All programs must complete a Business and Industry Certification (BIC) review every 5 years. A program must offer 3 courses over a 2 year period.

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Health Science Pathways and Sample Workforce Careers

Therapeutic Services Diagnostic Services Support Services Health Informatics Biotechnology

Research and

Development

Acupuncturist

Art/Music/Dance Therapist(s)

Athletic Trainer

Audiologist Certified Nursing Assistant

Chiropractor

Dental Assistant Dental Hygienist

Dental Lab Technician

Dentist

Dietitian/Nutritionist

Dietetic Technician

Dosimetrist Emergency Medical

Technician

Exercise Physiologist Home Health Aide

Kinesiotherapist

Licensed Practical Nurse Massage Therapist

Medical Assistant

Mortician Nurse Anesthetist

Occupational Therapist

Occupational Therapy Assistant

Ophthalmic Medical Personnel

Optometrist Orthotist/Prosthetist

Orthotic Technician

Paramedic Pharmacist

Pharmacy Technician Physical Therapist

Physical Therapy Assistant

Physician (MD/DO) Physician Assistant

Podiatrist

Psychologist Radiation Therapist

Recreational Therapist

Registered Nurse Rehabilitation Counselor

Respiratory Therapist

Social Worker Speech Language

Pathologist

Surgical Technologist

Veterinarian

Veterinarian Technician

Vision Rehabilitation Therapist

Audiologist

Blood Bank Technology Specialist Cardiovascular Technologist

Clinical Laboratory Technician

Computer Tomography (CT) Technologist

Cytogenetic Technologist

Cytotechnologists Diagnostic Medical Sonographers

Electrocardiographic (ECG)

Technician

Neurodiagnostic Technologist

Exercise Physiologist

Genetic Counselor Histotechnician

Histotechnologist

Magnetic Resonance (MR) Technologist

Mammographer

Medical Technologist/ Clinical Laboratory Scientist

Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Nutritionist/Dietitian Occupational Therapist

Ophthalmic

Assistant/Technician/Technologist Ophthalmic Dispensing Optician

Optometrist

Phlebotomist Physical Therapist

Polysomnographic Technologist

Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Technologist

Radiology Technician Respiratory Therapist

Speech Language Pathologist

Biomedical/Clinical

Engineer Biomedical/Clinical

Technician

Clinical Simulator Technician

Central Services

Central Service Manager

Central Service

Technician

Dietary Manager

Dietary Side

Environmental Services

Facilities Manager

Health Care Administration

Hospital Maintenance

Engineer Industrial Hygienist

Interpreter

Materials Management Pharmacy Manager

Transport Technician

Admitting Clerk

Applied Researcher Cancer Registrar

Certified Compliance

Technician Clinical Account Manager

Clinical Account Technician

Clinical Medical Coder Clinical Data Specialist

Data Quality Manager

Decision Support Analyst

Epidemiologist

Ethicist

Health Educator Health Information

Administrator

Health Information Technician Health Information Services

Healthcare Administrator

Information Privacy Officer Information Security Officer

Medical Assistant

Medical Illustrator Medical Librarian

Patient Account Manager

Patient Account Technician Patient Advocates

Patient Information Coordinator

Quality Management Specialist Quality Data Analyst

Reimbursement Specialist

Utilization Review Manager

Biochemist

Bioinformatics Associate

Bioinformatics Scientist

Bioinformatics Specialist

Biomedical Chemist

Biomedical/Clinical Engineer

Biomedical/Clinical

Technician

Biostatistician

Cell Biologist

Clinical Pharmacologist Geneticist

Laboratory Genetics

Laboratory Technician Medical Editor/Writer

Microbiologist

Molecular Biologist Pharmaceutical Sales

Pharmaceutical

Scientist Research Assistant

Research Associate

Research Scientist Toxicologist

2016 – 2017

PROGRAMS FOR

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

CLUSTER


CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION DAWN R. MORRISON, EDUCATION ADMINISTRATOR

LISA R. WEEKS, EDUCATION SPECIALIST ROCHELLE SEALS, EDUCATION SPECIALIST

ELIZABETH A. FISHER, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

(334) 242-9109

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Information Technology Cluster


520005 Information Technology Fundamentals

520021 Networking I

520022 Networking II

520023 Networking III

520024 Networking IV

410019 Computer Management and Support

410018 Information Technology Support and Services

430058 Alternating Current

430059 Direct Current

520038 Foundations of Informational Security

520039 Principles of Informational Security

520011 Database Design I

520012 Database Design II

520013 Database Design III

520015 Software Development

520014 Java Programming

520007 AP Computer Science A

520018 AP Computer Science Principles

520037 Senior Career Pathway Project – Information Technology

Note:

1. Course descriptions and content standards for most courses are located on the Alabama Department of Education

website at: https://www.alsde.edu/sec/sct/Pages/cos-all.aspx.


This cluster prepares high school students with essential knowledge and skills for pursuing careers in the following three

pathways: Database Design; Network Systems and Computer Services; and Programming and Software Development.

Rigorous instruction is provided to equip learners with knowledge and skills for college and career readiness.

Career

Pathway

Program

Database Design Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years.)

This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers that involve developing strategies to design,

administer, fine-tune, and maintain databases, plus develop the business acumen needed to excel in the IT industry.

Courses provide an overview of the knowledge and skills required in implementing operational databases that help

organizations successfully manage their business processes and provide business intelligence.

Code

Number Career Pathway Program Courses

Career Readiness

Indicator (CRI) Workforce Careers

520005 Information Technology Fundamentals Certified Internet Web

(CIW) - Database

Design Specialist

Microsoft Technology

Associate (MTA) ‐ Database

Administration

Fundamentals

Oracle Certified

Associate, Database

Database Administrator

Database Architects

Data Warehousing

Specialist

Information Security

Analyst

Database Information

Manager

520011 Database Design I

520012 Database Design II

520013 Database Design III

520037 Senior Career Pathway Project-Information Technology

Program

Course

Electives

Entrepreneurship

Cooperative Education Seminar

Workforce Essentials

Personal Finance

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Career

Pathway

Program

Network Systems and Computer Services Program


This program is for students who are interested in careers that involve information technology security, network

analysis, planning, and implementation, including design, installation, repair, maintenance, and management of

network systems. Courses provide an overview of the knowledge and skills required in network and systems

administration.

Code


Career Readiness Indicator

(CRI) Workforce Careers

520005 Information Technology Fundamentals C-Tech Copper Network Cabling

Specialist

C-Tech Fiber Network Cabling

Specialist

Certified Network Computer

Technician

Cisco Certified Network

Associate (CCNA) – Routing and

Switching

CompTIA A+

CompTIA Network+

CompTIA Security+

CompTIA IT Fundamentals

CompTIA Linux+ Powered by

LPI

Electronic Technicians

Association – Certified

Electronics Technician (CETa)

Microsoft Certified Solutions

Expert (MCSE)

Microsoft Technology Associate

(MTA) – Cloud Fundamentals


(MTA) – Mobility and Device

Fundamentals


(MTA) ‐ Networking

Fundamentals


(MTA) ‐ Security Fundamentals


(MTA) ‐ Windows Development

Fundamentals


(MTA) ‐ Windows Server Admin

Fundamentals

Information Security

Analyst

Computer Hardware

Engineers

Network Architects

Telecommunications

Engineering Specialists

Network and Computer

Systems Administrators

Computer Network

Support Specialist

Computer and Information

Research Scientist

Computer and Information

Systems Manager

520021 Networking I

520022 Networking II

520023 Networking III

520024 Networking IV

410019 Computer Management and Support

410018 Information Technology Support and Services



520038 Foundations of Informational Security

520039 Principles of Informational Security

520037 Senior Career Pathway Project-Information

Technology

Program

Course

Electives

Entrepreneurship



Personal Finance

Revised 2/2/2016

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Career

Pathway

Program

Programming and Software Development Program


This program is for students who are interested in careers that involve designing, implementing, and maintaining

computer systems and software for desktop and web-based applications. Courses provide an overview of the

knowledge and skills required in computer operating systems, programming languages, and software development.

Code


Career Readiness Indicator

(CRI) Workforce Careers

520005 Information Technology Fundamentals Certified Internet Web

(CIW) - JavaScript

Specialist


Associate (MTA) ‐ HTML5

Application Development


Associate (MTA) ‐ Mobile

Development Fundamentals


Associate (MTA) ‐ Software

Development Fundamentals

Oracle Certified Associate

(OCA) - Java Programmer

Software Engineer

Applications Software Developer

Game Developer

Computer Engineer

Programmer Analyst

Project Manager

Programmer Analyst

Project Lead Specialist

Administrator Test Engineer

System Administrator

Computer Science Teacher

Information Security Analyst

520015 Software Development

520014 Java Programming

520007 AP Computer Science A

TBD AP Computer Science Principles

520037 Senior Career Pathway Project-Information

Technology

Program

Course

Electives

Entrepreneurship



Personal Finance

2016 – 2017

PROGRAMS FOR

LAW, PUBLIC SAFETY, CORRECTIONS AND SECURITY CLUSTER


CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION CRAIG COLLINS, EDUCATION ADMINISTRATOR

MANDY NICHOLS, EDUCATION SPECIALIST SHERRY HERRON, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

(334) 242-9111

Revised 2/2/2016

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Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security Cluster

Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security

Code Number Course Name

530023 Police Patrol

410025 Forensic & Criminal Investigations

410028 Core Forensic & Criminal Investigations

530021 Introduction to Law and the American Legal System

530022 Introduction to Criminal Justice

410023 Law in Society (one credit)

530012 Fire Fighting

530011 Introduction to Fire Science

410024 Emergency Services

530004 Principles of Public Service

530024 Senior Career Pathway Project – Law, Public Safety, Corrections & Security

Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security Cluster

This cluster prepares high school students for careers in the law and public safety field in three pathway areas: Emergency and Fire

Management Services, Law Enforcement, and Legal Services. Rigorous instruction is provided to equip students with knowledge and

skills needed in preparation for credentials, articulated credit, and/or further education.

Career

Pathway

Program

Emergency and Fire Management Services Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in emergency and fire management services. Courses provide an

overview of careers in firefighting, emergency medical profession, and specialized public service jobs.

Code


530004 Principles of Public Service National Fire Protection Agency – Standard NFPA 1001

*minimal training standard for a

structured fire fighter.

Standard NFPA 1001 is a pre-requisite

to entrance into the 5 week bridge

course at the Alabama Fire College to

earn: Standard – NFPA 1001 and 1002 (Alabama standard for a paid fire

fighter).

Standard NFPA 1001 will allow a

person to be hired up to a period of one year as a paid Fire Fighter; however,

the 5 week bridge course must be

successfully completed (NFPA 1001 and 1002) to remain employed.

Firefighter

Emergency Medical Technician

Paramedic

Fire Investigator

Emergency Management Specialist

530012 Fire Fighting

530011 Introduction to Fire Science

410024 Emergency Services

Supporting

Pathways

Therapeutic Services

Program

Course

Electives

Workforce Essentials Entrepreneurship

Personal Finance

Senior Career Pathway Project Cooperative Education Seminar

Career

Pathway

Program

Law Enforcement Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program is for students who are interested in pursuing careers in law enforcement and forensic science. Courses provide an

overview of safety, patrol procedures, written reports, traffic control procedures, defensive tactics, physical wellness and job-related

health issues, business security, and drug enforcement. The courses also focus on career opportunities, safety, history of forensic

science, criminal investigation, forensic serology and DNA testing, forensic studies in anthropology, toxicology, fingerprinting,

firearms, physics, and document examination.

Code


530004 Principles of Public Service None Identified Police Patrol Officer

Forensic Science Technician

Correctional Officer

Probation Officer

Private Investigator

530023 Police Patrol

410025 Forensic & Criminal Investigations

410028 Core Forensic & Criminal Investigations

Program

Course

Electives


Entrepreneurship Personal Finance

Senior Career Pathway Project


Revised 2/2/2016

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Career

Pathway

Program

Legal Services Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) This program provides students with knowledge and skills needed for legal service and criminal justice careers. Courses are designed

to introduce students to a variety of topics in this area of study, including ethics and professionalism, constitutional and criminal

laws, the court system, trial processes, juvenile justice and correctional systems, and human diversity. Students learn fundamental

aspects of career opportunities, history and development of law, sources of law in society, civil law, criminal law and procedure,

ethics and the justice system, reasoning skills, trial procedures, and communication and research skills.

Code


530004 Principles of Public Service None Identified Judge

Lawyer

Administrative Law Judge

Law Clerk

Paralegal

530021 Introduction to Law and the American Legal System

530022 Introduction to Criminal Justice

410023 Law in Society (one credit)

Supporting

Pathways

Corporate and General Management

Program

Course

Electives


Entrepreneurship Personal Finance

Senior Career Pathway Project


2016 – 2017

PROGRAMS FOR

TECHNICAL EDUCATION CLUSTERS:

ARCHITECTURE/CONSTRUCTION

MANUFACTURING

STEM

ARTS/AV COMMUNICATION TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION, &

LOGISTICS


CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION CHRIS KENNEDY, EDUCATION ADMINISTRATOR

BEN SCHEIERMAN, EDUCATION SPECIALIST BRYAN UPTON, EDUCATION SPECIALIST

TOLINA DAVIS, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (334) 242-9112

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Architecture/Construction Cluster

In the Architecture and Construction cluster, course work leads to careers in drafting design; welding; electrical

technology; heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration (HVACR); carpentry; cabinetmaking; building

construction, masonry, plumbing, utility line work and pipefitting. Course content includes significant technical depth and

incorporates engineering concepts and terminology. The Architecture and Construction cluster provides students with

basic knowledge and skills within a safe and appropriate setting for student exploration and achievement. The active,

structured, and stimulating environment simulates the workplace setting and enhances student ability to adapt to an ever-

changing job market.

Career

Pathway

Program

Drafting Design Technology Program

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Courses in the drafting program are designed to enable students to pursue a successful career in an architectural, engineering, or

industrial field. Students learn technical, mechanical drafting, and computer aided drafting.

Code


430004 Architecture, Construction, and Manufacturing AutoCAD

Inventor

Revit

Solid Works

Solid Edge

CAD Designer

Architect

Residential Designer

Industrial Designer

410005 Introduction to Drafting

430010 Intermediate Drafting Design

430011 Advanced Drafting Design

430012 Structural Drafting

430013 Introduction to Architectural Design

430014 Intermediate Architectural Design

430015 Advanced Architectural Design

430016 Three-Dimensional Solid Model Design I

430017 Three-Dimensional Solid Model Design II


430129 Senior Career Pathway Project-Architecture & Construction

Career

Pathway

Program

Building Construction

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Courses in the building construction program will ground the trainee in the basic knowledge and principles of carpentry, masonry,

concrete finishing, electrical work, HVAC, and plumbing. He or she will become skilled in different phases of a project from start to

finish. Once completing this course, the student will be able to interpret construction drawings; perform quality concrete and

brickwork; frame walls, ceilings, and floors of a structure; and install the proper wiring and piping for electrical, and plumbing

systems. This program utilizes curriculum through NCCER.

Code


430004 Architecture, Construction, and Manufacturing NCCER Core,

NCCER Carpentry Level I

NCCER Carpentry Level 2 & up as recommended by Advisory Committee

Residential Carpenter

Commercial Carpenter

Industrial Carpenter

Cabinet Maker

Contractor

Site Foreman


430129 Senior Career Pathway Project-Architecture &

Construction

412101 NCCER Building Construction 1 - Construction

Framing

412102 NCCER Building Construction 2 - Site Preparation

412103 NCCER Building Construction 3 - Construction

Finishing

Career

Pathway

Program

Cabinetmaking

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Cabinetmaking courses are designed to provide students with the fundamental knowledge and skills for the cabinetmaking sector of

the construction industry. Emphasis is placed on job safety, use of hand tools and stationary power tools, materials and hardware,

various types of joinery, and component assembly and installation.

Code


430004 Architecture, Construction, and Manufacturing NCCER Core

NCCER Cabinetmaking Level I

Cabinet Maker 430021 Cabinetmaking I

430022 Cabinetmaking II

430023 Cabinetmaking III



Construction

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Career

Pathway

Program

Carpentry

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Carpenters make up the largest building trades occupation in the industry and those with all-around skills are in high demand.

Carpenters are involved in many different kinds of construction activities, from building highways and bridges to installing kitchen

cabinets. Carpenters construct, erect, install, and repair structures and fixtures made from wood and other materials. Utilizing

NCCER’s curriculum, this program covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication, and Advanced Wall Systems.

Code



NCCER Carpentry Level 1

NCCER Carpentry Level 2 & up as recommended by Advisory Committee

Residential Carpenter

Commercial Carpenter

Industrial Carpenter

Cabinet Maker

Contractor

Site Foreman



Construction

432301 NCCER Carpentry 1



Career

Pathway

Program

Masonry

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) The study of masonry is one of the world’s oldest and most respected crafts. Masonry construction existed for thousands of

years. Utilizing NCCER’s three-level curriculum, this program encompasses modules such as Mortar, Metalwork in Masonry, and

Estimating.

Code



NCER Masonry Level 1

NCCER Masonry Level 2 & up as

recommended by Advisory Committee

Brick Layer

Concrete Engraver

Tile Layer

Site Foreman

410011 Health and Safety Regulations


Construction

432701 NCCER Masonry 1



Career

Pathway

Program

Electrical

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Electricians install electrical systems in structures; they install wiring and other electrical components, such as circuit breaker panels,

switches, and light fixtures, and they follow blueprints, the National Electrical Code® and state and local codes. To prepare trainees

for a career in the electrical field, this program utilizes NCCER’s comprehensive, 4-level Electrical curriculum that complies with

DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

Code



NCCER Electrical Level 1

NCCER Electrical Level 2 & up as


Residential Electrician

Industrial Electrician

Industrial Maintenance E&I Technician



Construction

432501 NCCER Electrical Technologies 1



Career

Pathway

Program

Welding

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Welding is a highly skilled industry that can take you places all over the world. From ladders to aircraft carriers, from NASCAR to

national defense, and from the laboratory to sales and repair, the varied welding industry impacts virtually every industry. Technology

is creating more uses for welding in the workplace. For example, new ways are being developed to bond dissimilar materials and

non-metallic materials, such as plastics, composites, and new alloys. Also, advances in laser beam and electron beam welding, new

fluxes, and other new technologies and techniques all point to an increasing need for highly trained and skilled workers. This program

utilizes NCCER’s four-level curriculum covering topics such as Oxyfuel Cutting, Welding Symbols, and Stainless Steel Groove

Welds. NCCER’s curriculum also correlates to the AWS standards and guidelines for an Entry Welder.

Code



NCCER Welding Level 1

NCCER Welding Level 2 as recommended by Advisory Committee

Welder

Certified Welding Inspector

Welding Supervisor

Under Water Welder

Pipefitter

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic


430129 Senior Career Pathway Project-Architecture & Construction

432901 NCCER Welding 1




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Career

Pathway

Program

Plumbing

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Most people are familiar with plumbers who come to their home to unclog a drain or install an appliance. In addition to these activities,

however, plumbers install, maintain, and repair many different types of pipe systems. For example, some systems move water to a

municipal water treatment plant and then to residential, commercial, and public buildings. Other systems dispose of waste, provide

gas to stoves and furnaces, or supply air conditioning. Pipe systems in power plants carry the steam that powers huge turbines. Pipes

also are used in manufacturing plants, such as wineries, to move material through production processes. This program utilizes

NCCER’s four-level curriculum that covers topics such as Plumbing Tools, Types of Valves, and Potable Water Treatment.

Code



NCCER Plumbing Level 1

NCCER Plumbing Level 2 & up as


NCCER Pipefitting Level 1

NCCER Pipefitting Level 2 & up as recommended by Advisory

Committee

Pipefitter

Plumber

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic

430091 Plumbing and Pipefitting I

430092 Plumbing and Pipefitting II

430093 Plumbing and Pipefitting III



Construction

Career

Pathway

Program

Heating, Ventilation, Air Condition-ing, and Refrigeration

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) The increasing development of HVAC (heating and air-conditioning systems) technology causes employers to recognize the

importance of continuous education and keeping up to speed with the latest equipment and skills. This program utilizes NCCER’s

curriculum that has been designed by highly qualified subject matter experts with this in mind. This curriculum is recognized by

North American Technician Excellence (NATE) and presents theoretical and practical skills essential to your success as an HVAC

installer or technician.

Code



NCCER Level 1

NCCER Level 2 & up as


Air Conditioning Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) ICE -

Residential Core

HVACR Installer

HVACR Service Technician 410011 Safety and Health Regulations


Construction

432601 NCCER HVAC 1

432602 NCCER HVAC 2

432603 NCCER HVAC 3

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Arts, A/V, Communications Cluster

The Arts, Audio-Video Technology, and Communications cluster engages students in challenging curricula where they

are able to develop technical skills in the areas of graphic arts, television production, animation, advertising design, and

commercial photography within a safe and innovative setting. Students who choose to complete a pathway in this cluster

have the ability to comprehend course materials and complete laboratory work, projects, and assignments related to the

cluster. Courses in this cluster provide students with the knowledge and skills for further education and for employment.

Students use current and emerging technology, observe modeling and mastery of competencies, and develop and apply

skills required for success in their chosen fields. Students work together to build a community of learning where their

ideas become a source of learning.

Graphic Arts

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Graphic Arts (Printing) provides students with information regarding safety, image preparation, press operations, and finishing

operations in a laboratory setting. Students learn skills enabling them to enter specialized advanced graphic arts courses. These

include Digital File Preparation; Advanced Digital File Preparation; Camera, Image Assembly, and Plate Making; Offset Press

Operations; and Binding and Finishing.

Code


440004 Foundation of Arts, Audio-Video Technology and Communication

PrintED-Digital File Preparation & Digital File Output

PrintED-Offset Press Operations/Binding & Finishing

PrintED-Graphic Communications

PrintEd-Screen Print

Adobe-Photoshop Certified Associate

Adobe-Illustrator Certified Associate

Adobe-InDesign Certified Associate

Bindery/Finishing Machine Operator

Desktop/Prepress Specialist

Digital Image/Photo Specialist

Graphic Designer

Press Operator

Printing Estimator

Production Scheduler

Screen Printing Specialist

Vinyl Graphics Specialist

440011 Introduction to Graphic Arts

440012 Digital File Preparation

440013 Advanced Digital File Preparation and Output

440014 Camera, Image Assembly, and Platemaking

440015 Offset Press Operations

440016 Binding and Finishing

440054 Senior Career Pathway Project-Arts, A/V Tech &

Communications

Career

Pathway

Program

Television Production

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Television Production provides students with a basic overview of television production skills and professions. Students participate

in classroom and laboratory activities regarding all aspects of television performance, production, and operations. Students are also

exposed to a variety of real-world learning opportunities through laboratory experiences in photography and editing. Students perform

specialized roles in a regularly scheduled television program to include Television Production—Writing, Producing, and Performing,

and Television Production—Studio Operations.

Code


440004 Foundation of Arts, Audui-Video Technology and

Communication Adobe-Photoshop Certified Associate

Adobe-Premiere Pro Certified Associate

Apple Final Cut Pro-Certified Pro-Level One

Apple Aperture-Certified Pro-Level One

Apple Motion-Certified Pro-Level One

Certified Broadcast Technologist

Editing/Postproduction Specialist

News Broadcaster

News Writer/Editor

Production Assistant

Set Design & Lighting

Sound Specialist

Television/Video Camera Operator

440017 Introduction to Television Production

440018 Television-Writing, Producing, and Performing

440019 Television Production - Studio Operations

440020 Television Production - Photography and Editing

440021 Advanced Television Production

440054 Senior Career Pathway Project - Arts, A/V Tech &

Communications

Career

Pathway

Program

Advertising Design

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Advertising Design provides students with orientation experiences and laboratory safety for working in an advertising design studio

environment. Topics of study include art history, art production, art criticism, design elements and principles, and materials and

media utilized in the field of visual communication. Particular emphasis is placed on related academic skills. Instruction also includes

information regarding various computer operations, applications and procedures, type styles, desktop publishing, layout and design

techniques, mechanical production files, formats, and technology in the work place.

Code




Adobe-Premiere Pro Certified

Associate


Adobe-Flash Certified Associate

Certified Internet Webmaster E-

Commerce

Certified Webmaster Enterprise

Developer

Art Director

Digital Creative Specialist

Digital Marketing Specialist

Graphic Designer

Media Strategist/Coordinator

Motion Graphics Designer

Production Artist

Visual Designer

440031 Introduction to Advertising Design

440032 Digital Design

440033 Graphic Illustration

440034 Studio and Portfolio

440054 Senior Career Pathway Project - Arts, A/V Tech & Communications

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Certified Internet Webmaster E-

Commerce

Certified Internet Webmaster Site

Designer

Macromedia Dreamweaver 9

Developer

Macromedia Flash MX2004 Designer

Microsoft Certified Professional + Internet (MCP+I)

Microsoft Certified Professional Site

Building (MCP+Site Building

Web Communication using Adobe

Dreamweaver

PrintED Advertising Design

Animation

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Animation introduces students to the animation industry. Emphasis is placed on safety in a laboratory and studio environment.

Students apply the principles of animation to visually communicate thoughts, feelings, and ideas. Topics of study include animation

history, criticism, production, and materials and media utilized in the field.

Code


440004 Foundation of Arts, Audio-Video Technology and

Communication Adobe-Photoshop Certified Associate

Adobe-Premiere Pro Certified

Associate



Autodesk-AutoCAD Certified User

Autodesk-Inventor Certified User

Autodesk-Revit Certified User

SolidWorks Associate

SolidEdge Certified Associate

Architectural Rendering Specialist

Art Director

Game Design/Creative Design

Graphic Designer

Media Specialist

Motion Graphics Specialist

Production Assistant

Technical Illustrator

440041 Introduction to Animation and Visual

Communication

440042 Animation Layout

440043 Animation Character Development and Design

440044 Storyboarding

440045 Character Animation

440046 Animated Filmmaking

440047 Advanced Animation Portfolio

440054 Senior Career Pathway Project - Arts, A/V Tech &

Communications

Career

Pathway

Program

Commercial Photography

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Commercial Photography is provides students with the opportunity to experience practical training in current and emerging

photographic technology. The curriculum is based on industry standards designed to provide specialized skills and technical

knowledge relevant to photography. Students focus on essential elements in camera, film development, darkroom procedures, safety,

history, and composition principles.

Code





Adobe-Premiere Pro Certified Associate


Commercial/Portrait Photographer

Graphic Designer/Developer

Graphics Illustrator

Image Editor

Marketing Specialist

Multimedia Specialist

Videographer

Web Design Specialist

440051 Introduction to Commercial Photography

440052 Medium Format Photography

440053 Large Format Photography

440054 Senior Career Pathway Project - Arts, A/V Tech & Communications

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Manufacturing Cluster

The Manufacturing cluster provides the knowledge and skills to equip students for careers in industrial

maintenance, manufacturing, electronics, precision machining, and robotics. These courses include significant

technical depth and engineering concepts and terminology. The Manufacturing cluster provides a safe and

appropriate setting for student exploration and achievement. Students gain knowledge and skills through an

active, structured, and stimulating environment coordinated with simulated workplace learning experiences. The

Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics cluster learning environment utilizes a variety of physical space to

stimulate development of effective cognitive and psychomotor skills. Students experience a wide range of

hands-on activities based on authentic representations of expectations found in the workplace. Theory and

concepts are taught in proportion to the need for strong application opportunities with emphasis on timely

learning experiences that facilitate the transition to skills attainment. Safety, proper tool use, and adherence to

procedures are integral components for all student learning experiences.

Career

Pathway

Program

Industrial Systems and Maintenance E&I

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Industrial maintenance is divided into two distinct pathways, electrical and instrumentation and mechanical. Industrial maintenance

technicians are needed in every industry that uses machinery, from automotive assembly plants to computer manufacturers. Not only

do they repair and maintain electrical instruments and equipment, they also install and dismantle them. Every time a new appliance

leaves a factory or a new car rolls off the line, a skilled industrial maintenance technician played a role in producing it. This program

utilizes NCCER curriculum and covers topics such as Fasteners and Anchors, Process Mathematics, Pneumatic Controls, Oxyfuel

Cutting, Introduction to Piping Components, and Laser Alignment.

Code



NCCER Industrial Maintenance E & I

Level 1

NCCER Industrial Maintenance E & I Level 2 & up as recommended by

Advisory Committee

Industrial Maintenance Electrical Repair Technician

Industrial Maintenance Instrumentation

Repair Technician

542511 NCCER Industrial Maintenance - E & I 1



Industrial Systems and Maintenance Mechanical

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Industrial maintenance is divided into two distinct pathways, electrical and instrumentation and mechanical. Industrial maintenance

technicians are needed in every industry that uses machinery, from automotive assembly plants to computer manufacturers. Not

only do they repair and maintain electrical instruments and equipment, they also install and dismantle them. Every time a new

appliance leaves a factory or a new car rolls off the line, a skilled industrial maintenance technician played a role in producing it.

This program utilizes NCCER curriculum and covers topics such as Fasteners and Anchors, Process Mathematics, Pneumatic

Controls, Oxyfuel Cutting, Introduction to Piping Components, and Laser Alignment.

Code



NCCER Industrial Maintenance

Mechanic Level 1

NCCER Ind;sutrial Maintenance

Mechanic Level 2 7 up as recommended by Advisory Committee

Pipefitting Technician

Industrial Maintenance Mechanical Repair

Technician

54521 NCCER Industrial Maintenance - Mechanical 1




540051 Senior Career Pathway Project - Manufacturing

Career

Pathway

Program

Precision Machining

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Precision machinists Set up and operate a variety of machine tools to produce precision parts and instruments. The precision

machining curriculum includes necessary skills for students to fabricate, modify, or repair mechanical instruments.

Code


430004 Architecture, Construction, and Manufacturing NIMS Level 1 Measurement, Materials

& Safety

NIMS Level 1 Job Planning,

Benchwork & Layout

NIMS Level 1 Manual Milling Skills

NIMS Level 1 turning Operations: turning Between Centers

NIMS Level 1 Turning Operations: Turning Chucking Skills

NIMS Level 1 Grinding Skills

Precision Machinist

CNC Machinist 540004 Introduction to Manufacturing

540041 Introduction to Precision Machining

540042 Introduction to Computer Numerical Control

540043 Intermediate Computer Numerical Control

540044 Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided

Manufacturing I

540045 Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing II

540046 Coordinate Measuring Machine

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540047 Introduction to Lathe NIMS Level 1 Drill Press Skills

NIMS Level 1 CNC Turning: Programming Setup & Operations

NIMS Level 1 CNC Milling: Programming Setpup & Operations

NIMS Level 1 Turning: Operations

NIMS Level 1 Milling Operations

540048 Introduction To Milling, Drill Press, and Surface and

Grinder

540049 Intermediate Lathe and Bench Work

540050 Intermediate Mill and Surface Grinder



Career

Pathway

Program

Electronics

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) The electronics program covers a variety of topics including: Electrical Theory; Electronic Components; Soldering-Desoldering and

Tools; Block Diagrams-Schematics-Wiring Diagrams; Cabling; Power Supplies; Test Equipment and Measurements; Safety

Precautions; Mathematics and Formulas; Electronic Circuits; Series and Parallel; Amplifiers; Interfacing of Electronics Products,

Digital Concepts and Circuitry; Computer Electronics; Computer Applications; Audio & Video Systems; Optical Electronics; Basic

Telecommunications; and Technician Work Procedures. Students will be prepared to earn entry level credentials recognized by the

Electronics Technicians Association (ETA).

Code


430004 Architecture, Construction, and Manufacturing Electronics Technicians Association - Student Electronics Technician

Electronics Technicians Association - Basic DC

Electronics Technicians Association -

Basic AC


Basic Analog


Basic Digital

Electronics Technicians Association –

Comprehensive

NCCER Electronic Systems Technician, Electronics

NCCER Core

Electronics Repair Technician

Electronics Installer 540004 Introduction to Manufacturing



540015 Semiconductors

540021 Digital Electronics

430056 Electromechanical Controls

540031 Introduction to Robotics

540032 Robotics Applications



Manufacturing Technologies

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Manufacturing Technologies is designed to prepare students for entry level positions in manufacturing. These Courses are built

upon MSSC’s curriculum which includes modular courses for: Safety, Quality Practices & Measurement, Manufacturing

Production & Processes, Maintenance Awareness, and Green Production.

Code


540061 Manufacturing 1 NCCER Core Manufacturing Operations Technician

Manufacturing Operations Manager 540062 Manufacturing 2

540062 Manufacturing 3

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STEM Cluster

Students choosing to enter this cluster will learn the close relationship of mathematics and science to the

engineering and technology disciplines and should expect to regularly apply mathematics and scientific

principles throughout the courses in this cluster. They enjoy challenging curricula involving practical

applications of engineering principles and technological literacy. Knowledge gained by students in this cluster

includes science and mathematics principles applicable to engineering and engineering-related careers. As

technology continues its rapid expansion, adequately preparing students for engineering-related careers is

essential and serves as the primary purpose of this cluster. The Science, Technology, Engineering, and

Mathematics cluster classroom and laboratory provide safe and appropriate settings for student exploration and

learning. The structured, yet active environment stimulates students’ creativity and helps them develop the

necessary skills for future employment.

Career

Pathway

Program

Engineering

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) Engineering is designed to offer students an overview of the engineering profession and fundamental skills utilized in general

engineering. Students investigate various engineering disciplines and related career paths. They develop communication and

teamwork skills as well as increase their understanding of basic scientific and mathematics principles used in problem solving through

the engineering design process. Students will also explore the application of engineering principles in various technological areas

including construction, transportation, communication, manufacturing, and bioengineering. Students will also learn about systems

involved in the engineering research and design process. Topics include fluid, thermal, mechanical, and electrical systems.

Code


560011 Foundations of Engineering Autodesk Inventor Certified User

Autodesk-AutoCAD certified user

Autodesk-Revit Certified User

SolidWorks Associate

SolidEdge Certified Associate

All Disciplines Engineer/Technician

Aerospace Engineer/Technician

Aesthetics Specialist

Architectural Engineer/Technician

Civil Engineer/Technician

Control Systems Engineer/Technician

Electrical Engineer/Technician

Ergonomics Specialist

Industrial Design

Manufacturing Engineer/Technician

Mechanical Engineer/Technician

Robotics Engineer/Technician

560012 Engineering Applications

560013 Engineering Systems

560014 Engineering Research and Design

560030 Basic Programming for Engineers

540031 Introduction to Robotics

540032 Robotics Applications

560015 Introduction to Engineering Design-PLTW

560016 Principles of Engineering-PLTW

560017 Digital Electronics-PLTW

560018 Aerospace Engineering-PLTW

560019 Biotechnical Engineering-PLTW

560020 Civil Engineering and Architecture-PLTW

560021 Computer Integrated Manufacturing-PLTW

560022 Engineering Design and Development-PLTW

560007 Fundamentals of Aerospace Technology

560008 Advanced Aerospace Technology

560109 Aerospace Engineering Applications

560110 Advanced Aeronautics

560111 Senior Career Pathway Project-Science, Technology, Engineering & Math

Career

Pathway

Program

Middle School


Code


560001 Design and Modeling - PLTW Autodesk Inventor Certified User All Disciplines Engineer/Technician

Aerospace Engineer/Technician

Aesthetics Specialist

Architectural Engineer/Technician

Civil Engineer/Technician

Control Systems Engineer/Technician

Electrical Engineer/Technician

Ergonomics Specialist

Industrial Design

Manufacturing Engineer/Technician

Mechanical Engineer/Technician

Robotics Engineer/Technician

560002 Magic of Electrons - PLTW

560003 Automation and Robotics - PLTW

560004 Energy and the Environment - PLTW

560005 Flight and Space - PLTW

560006 Science and Technology - PLTW

5600223 Medical Detectives - PLTW

560031 Green Architecture

400011 Career Cluster Technologies I (35 instructional-hour course) Grade 7

400012 Career Cluster Technologies (70 instructional-hour

course) Grade 7

400013 Career Cluster Technologies I (140 instructional-hour course) Grade 7

400014 Career Cluster Technologies II (70 instructional-hour

course) Grade 8

400015 Career Cluster Technologies II (70 instructional-hour course) Grade 8

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Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Cluster

The Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics cluster includes specialty areas in aviation, power equipment,

automotive service, automotive collision repair, diesel engine maintenance and repair, logistics, and marine

technology. The curriculum is based on recognized industry and professional standards found in national

organizations and federal regulations.

Automotive Services

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) The need for automotive service technicians is growing rapidly as people continue to keep their vehicles in operation longer than

ever before. This program is designed for students to gain knowledge and credentials for entry level employment or to continue

their education through college. This program is divided into three levels; Maintenance and Light Repair, Automotive Service

Technicians, and Master Service Technicians. All programs are NATEF accredited and students are eligible to receive ASE

credentials.

Code


570004 Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics ASE Student Maintenance and Ligh Repair

ASE Student Suspension and Steering

ASE Student Brakes

ASE Electrical/Electronic Systems

ASE Student Engine Performance

ASE Electrical/Electronic Systems

ASE Student Engine Repair

ASE Student Automatic Transmission/Transaxle

ASE Student Heating and Air Conditioning

ASE Manual Drive Train and Axles

Maintenance and Light Repair Technician

Automotive Service Technician

Master Automotive Service Technician


570071 Maintenance and Light Repair A

57002 Maintenance and Light Repair B

570073 Maintenance and Light Repair C

570074 Maintenance and Light Repair D

570075 Automotive Service Technology A

570076 Automotive Service Technology B

570077 Automotive Service Technology C

570078 Automotive Service Technology D

570079 Master Automotive Service Technology

570080 Senior Career Pathway Project-Transportation,

Distribution & Logistics

Career

Pathway

Program

Aviation Technology

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) The Aviation Technology program is designed to prepare students to continue their education in aviation technology at the college

level. Students learn various skills including avionics, sheet metal, engine theory and much more. Careers related to aviation

technology continue to rise each year.

Code


570004 Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Avionics Technician

Aircraft Mechanic

Helicopter Mechanic

570010 Airframe Systems

570011 Aircraft Non-Metallic Structures

570012 Aircraft Theory of Flight and Operation

570013 Aviation Turbine Engine Theory and Inspections

570014 Aircraft Engine & Propeller Theory and Operation

570015 Aircraft Sheet Metal Structures

570017 Aircraft Welding




Career

Pathway

Program

Collision Repair

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) The collision repair program is divided into two divisions, collision repair and refinishing. This program is designed to train students

to successful repair accidental damage and to refinish vehicles. Emphasis is placed on safety, plasma arc cutting and oxyacetylene

cutting, resistance type spot welding, and metal inert gas (MIG) welding. This course incorporates all personal and environmental

safety practices associated with clothing; respiratory protection; eye protection; tools; power equipment; proper ventilation; and the

handling, storage, and disposal of chemicals and materials in accordance with local, state, and federal safety and environmental

regulations. Refinishing skills learned in this program may also carry over into many other industries through manufacturing finishing

of products. All programs are NATEF accredited and students are eligible to receive ASE credentials. ICAR curriculum and

credentials are being utilized in many programs.

Code


570004 Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics ASE Student Painting and Refinishing

ASE Student Non-structural Analysis

and Damage Repair

ASE Student Mechanical and Electrical

ICAR PDP EE Modules

Collision Refinishing Technician

Structural Repair Technician

Nonstructural Repair Technician

Manufacturing Assembly Specialist

Manufacturing Finishing Specialist

570030 Painting and Refinishing I

570031 Painting and Refinishing II

570032 Painting and Refinishing III

570033 Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair I

570034 Nonstructural Analysis and Damage Repair II

570035 Structural Analysis and Damage Repair

570036 Mechanical and Electrical Components I

570037 Mechanical and Electrical Components II

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570038 Collision Repair-Metal Welding and Cutting




Diesel Technology

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) The Diesel Technology Program is designed for students to gain knowledge and experience related to servicing heavy equipment

and medium/heavy duty trucks. Emphasis is placed on diesel engines, electrical, HVAC, hydraulics and preventative maintenance

and light repair. All programs are NATEF accredited and students are eligible to receive ASE credentials.

Code


570004 Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics ASE Student Diesel Engines

ASE Student Electrical/Electronic

Systems

ASE Student Brakes

ASE Student Steering & Suspension

Diesel Truck Technician

Heavy Equipment Technician

Generator Service Technician

570040 Diesel Engines I

570041 Diesel Engines II

570042 Diesel Drive Train

570043 Diesel Electrical and Electronic Systems I

570044 Diesel Electrical and Electronic Systems II

570045 Diesel Brakes

570046 Diesel Suspension and Steering




Career

Pathway

Program

Power Equipment

(*Must teach three courses from this program list within two years) The Power Equipment program is designed to prepare students for entry-level employment or advanced training in the power

mechanics field. Topics include career opportunities, safety, tools, hydraulics, pneumatics, drivetrains, control systems, starters, and

preventive maintenance.

Code


570004 Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics Equipment Engine Training Council Two Stroke Engine Equipment Engine

Training Council Four Stroke Engine

Briggs and Stratton Master Service Technician

Equipment Engine Training Council Compact Diesel Engine

Equipment Engine Training Council OPE Electrical

Equipment Engine Training Council Driveline/Hydraulics

Equipment Engine Training Council

Generator

Husqvarna Certification

Small Engine Technician

Motorcycle Technician

Small Engine Assembly Specialist

410002 Power Equipment Technology

570060 Advanced Power Equipment Technology

570061 Recreational Power Equipment Operation

410022 Residential and Commercial Power Equipment

410001 Two- and Four-Stroke Engines


570080 Senior Career Pathway Project-Transportation, Distribution & Logistics

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