| Architecture, Construction & Engineering Academy |  | Architecture, Engineering and Design Academy prepares students for careers in architecture and engineering design. Students will gain an appreciation for architecture design techniques utilizing computer software that is currently being used in industry. Related coursework will include art, industrial technology, CADD (Computer Aided Drafting and Design), science, mathematics and business.
Students in this academy enjoy working in small groups to create, design, and draw the solutions to building and manufacturing challenges
Students are developing these skills: Hands-on Building Techniques Problem Solving Skills Teamwork Creative Application Time Management Communication Skills Science and Math Skills Career Planning Computer Skills Computer Aided Design
Students will experience job shadowing and internship experiences with companies and organizations like BWBR Architects, Reell Precision Manufacturing, Best Prep, Junior Achievement and 3M Company
Service Learning experiences may include building houses with The Habitat For Humanity, building decks and small additions onto local homes
Senior Projects for students in this academy might include design and construction of a garage, small home addition, or room remodel; landscape planning and excavation, or the design and manufacture of an item that improves the quality of life for someone. ______________________________ Academy Leader: Ethan Laubach
Careers that are connected to this academy: Some additional training beyond high school: Roofer, Carpenter, Excavator, Landscaper, Plumber, Mason, Draftsman, Brick Layer, Painter Two years additional training:Interior Design, Electrician, Cabinet Maker, Mechanic, Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning Four or more years of college: Architect , Structural Engineer, Civil Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Mechanical Engineer
Foundations Course Title:Foundations of Architecture, Engineering and Design: "Creating Our World"
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