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Attention High School students!
Interested in taking a course with hands on learning this summer?
Engineering Technology Division
Take advantage of our HS programs this summer.
Contact Sandra Zires at 520-494-5308 for more information.
Math.
The Engineering Technology Division has some interesting courses being offered this summer.

Course Number	Course Name	Description
AGS 240	Plant Biology	A study of the origin, evolution, anatomy, function and ecology of land plants. Genetics, cellular structure, reproduction and the anatomy of stems, roots, leaves, flowers and fruits are described. Includes aspects of plant physiology, photosynthesis, respiration, transpiration, integrated pest management and plant soil-water relationships.
DFT 127	Autocad 1	Introductory course in Computer-Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) computer technology for creation and documentation of 2D drawings. Includes operation and capabilities of computers in CADD, drafting fundamentals, dimensioning, annotating, management of CADD files, printing and plotting.
HEO 100	Intro to Heavy Equipment Operation	Basic heavy equipment operation knowledge and experience, including theory, safety and operation of various types of equipment used in the industry, as well as workplace ethics, time management and teamwork.
WLD 110	Survey of Welding Processes	Fundamental welding processes and procedures including basic shield arc, oxy-acetylene, tungsten inert gas and metal inert gas welding using manual setting machines and digital machines.
WLD 128	Blueprint Reading for Welders	The fundamentals of reading and interpreting welding symbols and blueprints as they pertain to the area of welding technology.
ELC 128	Intro to Programmable Logic Controllers	Principles and applications of programmable logic controls (PLCs) including numbering systems, control strategies and ladder logic. Technology used in amusement parks and manufacturing.
WLD 078	Intro to Metal Art	An introduction to the identification and use of the primary steel cutting and welding processes. Students will have an opportunity to express their creative side. The focus of the course is to combine the use of industrial tools and the welding process to create a work of art.

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