Area 31

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING: INTEGRATED MECHANICS I (NPLS: 7108, 7103, 7104)
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING: INTEGRATED MECHANICS II (NPLS: 7261)    

• Length/Credits: 3 periods – 3 credits             
• Prerequisite: Algebra I and English 10                                   
• Offered:    4 semester program               
• Open to: Grade 11, 12
• Dual Credit: Vincennes University – 18 credits

•    Identify basic manufacturing processes and major types of production systems
•    Describe the need for workplace safety and workplace safety training programs 
•    Discuss basic blueprint reading fundamentals, and quality systems
•    Perform basic measurement using precision measuring tools
•    Explain the basic concepts of electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic power systems 
•    Demonstrate a general knowledge of non-traditional manufacturing processes and automation
•    Describe the design, tooling and production aspects of manufacturing
•    Describe the basic concepts of machine control, machine automation, and electrical control
•    Discuss the concepts of Lean Manufacturing, and Total Productive Maintenance. 

Vincennes University credit can be earned for the following courses:
Year 1:
DRAF 140 --Intro to CAD; 3 credits
CIMT 100 -- Electronics for Automation; 3 credits
CIMT 100L -- Electronics for Automation Lab; 3 credits
PMTD 110 -- Manufacturing Processes; 2 credits
PMTD 110L -- Manufacturing Processes Lab; 1 credit

Year 2:
CIMT 140 -- Mechanical Drives; 2 credits
CIMT 140L -- Mechanical Drives Lab; 1 credit
CIMT 175 -- Mechatronics; 2 credits
CIMT 175L --  Mechatronics Lab; 1 credit

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY I (NPLS: 7213, 7205, 7212)
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY II (NPLS: 7375)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits           
• Prerequisite: Algebra I and English 10
• Offered:    4 semester program               
• Open to:     Grades 11, 12
• Dual Credit: Ivy Tech Community College – 21 credits    

•    Develop skills for entry level positions in eight specialty areas based on National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence:   automatic transmission/transaxle, brakes, electrical systems, engine performance, engine repair, heating and air conditioning, manual drive train and axles, and suspension and steering  
•    Work with customers to service real vehicles
•    Work-based learning experience possible for second year seniors with recommendation; transportation required to worksite
•    Can earn ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certifications and Maintenance Light Repair (MLR) certification from Ivy Tech    

Ivy credit can be earned for the following courses:  
Year 1  
AUTI 100 -- Basic Automotive Service; 3 credits
AUTI 111 -- Electrical Systems I; 3 credits
AUTI 121 -- Break Systems I; 3 credits
AUTI 122 -- Steering and Suspension; 3 credits
AUTI 145 -- Driveline Service; 3 credits
Year 2
AUTI 131 -- Engine Performance; 3 credits
AUTI 141 -- Engine Fundamentals; 3 credits

AVIATION FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY (NLPS: 7214, 7217, 7207)

• Length/Credits: 3 periods; 3 credits               
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10
• Offered:    2 semester program               
• Open to:     Grades 11, 12
• Dual Credit: Vincennes University - 17 credits 

Note:   Accuplacer testing required for acceptance (Reading: 231+, Writing: 231+, Math: 245+)

•    Introduce students to general aviation industry, including: aircraft manufacturing, airline operations, air freight, airport management, government services, aviation safety regulations, and certifications
•    Learn skills needed to pass the Federal Aviation Agency written pilot examination
•    Study aircraft hydraulic systems, aircraft electrical systems, landing gear, break systems, pressurization, constant speed propellers, prop syncrophasers, de-ice and anti-ice break systems, airframe construction techniques, and radar  
•    Develop skills for aircraft instrumentation, radios and systems
•    Explore weather theory and data interpretation as it relates to aviation
•    This course is provided at the Vincennes Airport Technology Center, Students must provide their own transportation

Vincennes credit may be earned for the following courses:
Sem. 1 (fall)
AMNT 100 -- Intro to Aviation; 2 credits
AFLT 210 -- Aircraft Systems, Perf. &  Aerodynamics;  3 credits
AFLT 291 -- Aviation Law and Regulations; 3 credits   

Sem. 2 (spring)
AFLT 100 -- Primary Ground School; 4 credits
AFLT 225 -- Human Factors and Safety; 2 credits
AFLT 285 -- Aviation Weather; 3 credits

AVIATION MAINTENANCE I (NPLS: 5520)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits           
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10
• Offered:    2 semester program               
• Open to: Grade 11, 12
• Dual Credit:  Vincennes University -16 credits 

Note: Accuplacer testing required for acceptance (Reading: 231+, Writing: 231+, Math: 245+)

•    Study the mechanics of an airplane engine; how it works, and how to repair
•    Study and experience aircraft servicing, operations, general electricity, publications, instrumentation, fire protection, cabin atmosphere, fuel systems and welding
•    Learn from instruction by Vincennes University at the Aviation Technology Center at Indianapolis International Airport 
•    Requires excellent attendance (missed instructional time must be made up as required by F.A.A. regulations).

Vincennes credit can be earned for the following courses:
Sem. 1 (fall)
AMNT 112 -- Grounds Ops, Corrosion, W&B; 3 credits
AMNT 112L -- Grounds Ops, Corrosion, W&B Lab; 1 credit
AMNT 116 -- Materials, Processes, and Fluid Lines; 3 credits
AMNT 116L -- Materials, Processes, and Fluid Lines lab; 1 credit

Sem. 2 (spring)
AMNT 110 -- Regulations & AV Fundamentals; 3 credits
AMNT 110L -- Regulations & AV Fundamentals Lab; 1 credit
AMNT 114 -- Basic Electricity and Drawings; 3 credits
AMNT 114L -- Basic Electricity and Drawings Lab; 1 credit

COLLISON REPAIR TECHNOLOGY I (NPLS: 7215, 7204, 7206)
COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY II (NPLS: 7380)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits           
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10
• Offered:    4 semester program               
• Open to: Grades 11, 12
• Dual Credit: Vincennes University – 16 credits

Note: Juniors are scheduled into the morning class; seniors are scheduled into the afternoon class.

•    Learn to work on the bodies of cars and move into a wide variety of job possibilities
•    Learn basics of computerized frame measuring; computerized estimate writing; metal working skills; hammer and dolly; filler applications, blocking and sanding; shrinking and stretching methods; refinish techniques and use of spray painting equipment, computerized mixing and matching of paints (solvent and water based)
•    Develop skills in MIG welding, plastic welding and plasma cutting 
•    Provide required work clothing and shoes
•    Work-based learning experience possible for second year seniors with recommendation; transportation required to worksite; basic hand tools required for employment
•    Can earn ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certifications and SP2 Safety Certification

Vincennes University credits may be earned for the following courses:
1st Year
BODY 100 -- Non-Structural Analysis Damage Repair; 3 credits
BODY 100L -- Non-Structural Analysis Damage Repair –Lab;  4 credits
AUTO 105 -- Transportation Fundamentals ; 2 credits

2nd Year
BODY 150 -- Painting and Refinishing; 3 credits
BODY 150L -- Painting and Refinishing-Lab; 4 credits

CONSTRUCTION TRADES I (NPLS: 7130, 7123, 7122)
CONSTRUCTION TRADES II (NPLS: 7242)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits           
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10
• Offered:    4 semester program               
• Open to:  Grades 11, 12                    
• Dual Credit: Ivy Tech (Indy) – 15 credits

•    Experience construction from the foundation up
•    Explore career possibilities in the construction industry: carpentry, masonry, electrical, plumbing, concrete, painting, roofing, and drywall 
•    Earn OSHA certification
•    Build a new home/building or renovate an existing building; emphasis placed on construction and practice
•    Work in the heat and cold and everything in between; will need coveralls and winter clothing; tools, approximate cost $60

Ivy Tech - Indy credits for the following courses:
Year 1
BCTI  100 -- Intro to Construction; 3 credits
BCTI  101 -- Intro to Carpentry  1; 3 credits
BCTI  102 -- Intro to Carpentry  2; 3 credits

Year 2
BCTI 103 -- Carpentry Framing & Finish, 1; 3 credits 
BCTI  104 -- Carpentry Framing & Finish, 2;  3 credits

COSMETOLOGY I (NPLS: 7330, 7331, 7332) 
COSMETOLOGY II (NPLS: 7334)

• Length/Credits: 4 period block; 3 credits           
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10                
• Offered:    4 semester program               
• Open to: Grades 11, 12
• Dual Credit: Vincennes University – 28 credits

Note:  Applicants must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 (C average) and good attendance record

•    Develop proficiency in all skills of beauty culture to qualify for the State Board of Beauty Culture examination
•    Attend 4-hour class, am or pm at Ben Davis High School; or am at PJ’s in Brownsburg for first year students
•    Attend P. J.’s Beauty College in Plainfield or Brownsburg for second year students; must have own transportation and attend on Saturdays
•    Demonstrate skills in shampoos and sets, iron outs, updos, permanents, relaxers, scalp treatments, facial treatments, haircuts, haircolor, manicures, pedicures, waxing, proper sanitation, and personal hygiene
•    Complete required 1500 hours in two-year period; 
•    Provide services on manikins, other students, and clients hair, skin and nails
•    Purchase beautician kit before the start of school; contains supplies and materials used every day; 1st year cost is approximately $500; 2nd year cost determined by PJ’s (approximately $250)
•    Indiana State Board of Cosmetology Certification     

Vincennes University credit can be earned for the following courses with required grade.  Identified *courses must pass Accuplacer testing:
Year 1
*COSM 100 -- Cosmetology I; 7 credits
COSM 150 -- Cosmetology II; 7 credits

Year 2
COSM 200 -- Cosmetology III; 7 credits
COSM 250 -- Cosmetology IV; 7 credits

CRIMINAL JUSTICE I (NPLS: 7193, 7191, 7188)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits           
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10
• Offered:    2 semester program               
• Open to: Grades 11, 12
• Dual Credit: Vincennes University- 12 credits 

•    Study fundamentals of criminal investigation, theory and history; and techniques appropriate to specific crime scenes
•    Learn traffic administration and control: its impact as a control method, driver licensing local traffic control systems, accident causation and investigation,  identification and analysis of traffic problems, traffic safety coordination, and the use of selective enforcement as a method of traffic control
•    Study US criminal justice system 
•    Explore forensic science and its value in the courtroom:  laboratory procedures and capabilities; crime scene searching and sketching; photography; firearms and tool mark identification; fingerprints; shoe and tire impressions; headlamp examination; arson; analysis and preservation of trace evidence
•    Uniform required (approximately $150)

NOTICE:  Students in this program may be assigned to a Brownsburg or Wayne Township location based on considerations such as program enrollment numbers and the student’s home high school.  The Area 31 Enrollment Committee makes enrollment decisions and placement decisions are made by Area 31 Career Center administration.

Vincennes University credits may be earned for the following courses: 
Fall Semester
LAWE 101 -- Basic Police Operations; 3 credits
LAWE 150 -- Criminal Minds & Deviant Behaviors; 3 credits   

Spring Semester
LAWE 100 -- Survey of Criminal Justice; 3 credits
LAWE 145 -- Ethics & Professionalism; 3 credits

CULINARY ARTS AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT I – (NPLS: 7173, 7171, 7169)                
ADVANCED CULINARY ARTS II – (NPLS: 7233) 

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits
• Offered:    4 semester program
• Open to:     Grades 11, 12
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10
• Dual Credit: Vincennes University – 36 credits

•    Prepare for entry-level positions in the culinary field, and who knows... maybe even open your own restaurant one day!
•    Learn safety and sanitation, food costs, management skills, and continued exploration of basic cooking techniques, table service, food and culture, and careers
•    Gain first hand kitchen and dining room experience by operating a student run restaurant open for the public 
•    Explore employment opportunities include prep cook, line cook, kitchen manager, sous chef, or chef host/hostess, server’s assistant, server, assistant manager, or manager.
•    Earn nationally recognized ServSafe Certification 
•    Required uniform: chef coat (3), hat (2), pants (2), and apron; approximate cost $130

Vincennes University credit can be for the following courses:
Year 1 - Fall
CULN 110 -- Quantity Food Production; 5 credits
REST 100 -- Intro to Hospitality Mgmt.;  3 credits
REST 120 -- Food Service Sanitation; 3 credits

Year 1 – Spring
CULN 210 -- Pastry & Bake Shop Production; 5 credits
REST 230 -- Menu Planning & Facility Design; 3 credits

Year 2 – Fall
CULN 150 -- Adv Quantity and Food – Lab; 5 credits
CULN 215 -- Supervision of Quantity Foods; 3 credits
REST 155 -- Quantity Food Purchase; 3 credits

Year 2 - Spring
REST 213 -- Beverage III – Non-Alcohol Beverages; 1 credit    
CULN 260 -- Haute Cuisine & Specialty; 5 credits

Note:  Some of the courses may require student payment of $25 per credited hour in order to earn the credit.

DENTAL CAREERS (NPLS: 7315, 7316, 7317)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits           
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10
• Offered:    2 semester program               
• Open to:     Grade 12            

•    Participate in a program accredited by the Dental Assisting National Board
•    Receive hands-on training to develop skills necessary to succeed on the job as a dental assistant 
•    Perform duties such as instrument sterilization, tray setups, four-handed dentistry, equipment maintenance, impressions, model trimming, charting, and dental reception duties
•    Pursue National Entry Level Dental Assistant Certification (NELDA) and an Indiana Radiology License
•    Required to provide a TB test and documentation, and a copy of Hepatitis vaccination series
•    Required to wear blue scrubs and white tennis shoes 

DIGITAL INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING I (NPLS: 7220, 4728, 7100)
DIGITAL INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING II (NPLS: 7222)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits           
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10
• Offered:  4 semester program               
• Open to: Grades 11, 12
• Dual Credit: Ivy Tech Community College – 12 Credits

•    Earn OSHA 10 Hour Safety Training
•    Study Blueprint development & reading
•    Study various types of material handling
•    Learn maintenance awareness skills
•    Learn various types of machine operations and hand tools
•    Learn principles of manufacturing processes and LEAN Manufacturing
•    Learn precision measurement and measurement conversions
•    Study various Quality concepts and techniques
•    Learn Industrial Internet of Things (IoT)
•    Learn Programing of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
•    Learn the operation of High and low voltage electrical circuits & sensors
•    Learn Relay control circuits
•    Study various types of Ethernet and Network communications
•    Learn Robotic theory & programming
•    Learn CNC machining & programming
•    Study the operations of Hydraulics & fluid power, Pneumatics, and compressed air systems
•    Learn Mechanical power transmission, including gears, belts, and chain drives
•    Students can earn Ivy Tech credits and certifications such as OSHA 10, and Alliance certifications.

Ivy Tech Community College credits upon successful completion of coursework
Year 1
SMDI 110 -- Introduction of IIOT; 3 Credits
SMDI 111 -- Technology in Smart Man & Digital; 3 Credits

Year 2
SMDI 130 -- Electrical Systems in Manufacturing – Capstone; 3 credits
INDT 205 -- Programmable Automation Controls – Capstone; 3 credits

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION I (NPLS: 7160, 7158, 7159)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10; Child Development & Advanced Child Development (preferred)
• Offered:    2 semester program           
• Open to:     Grades 11, 12
• Dual Credit: Ivy Tech Community College – 9 credits

•    Learn stages of a child's physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development, and skills in instruction and observation
•    Develop skills and techniques for providing appropriate environments and care for young children  
•    Participate at Giant Preschool Learning Center (ages 3, 4, and 5) and Chapelwood Elementary school and possible Early Learning Academy: observing, teaching, and working one-on-one with students
•    Students  must complete: physical, TB test and documentation, and  an Indiana State Police Criminal Background Check  
•    Complete training in:  First Aid, CPR, and Universal Precautions  

Ivy Tech Community College credits upon successful completion of coursework with a grade of A or B. Identified *courses must pass Accuplacer testing:
*ECED 100 -- Intro to Early Childhood Ed; 3 credits
*ECED 101 -- Health, Safety & Nutrition; 3 credits
*ECED 103 -- Curriculum in the Classroom; 3 credits

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION II (WBL) (NPLS: 7259)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10, Early Childhood Education I and teacher recommendation
• Offered:    2 semester program               
• Open to:     Grade 12
• Dual Credit: Ivy Tech Community College – 3 credits

•    Work and receive high school credit while gaining work experience for CDA (Child Development Associate) credentialing
•    Students work in a licensed day care center in the community 
•    Teacher recommendation is required for second year enrollment and participation in the program
•    Personal transportation required to jobsite
•    Competitive placement – must interview for a position
•    Grades, classroom performance, and attendance are reviewed before acceptance in the second year work-based learning program
•    Students will complete CDA portfolio/test/verification visit

Ivy Tech Community College credits can be earned for the following course with “C” or higher:

ECED 100, 101, and 103
ECED 105    CDA Process; 3 credits

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (NPLS: 7168, 5274, 7165)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits           
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10
• Offered:    2 semester program               
• Open to: Grade 12                                
• Dual Credit: Ivy Tech Community College – 7 ½ credits 

Note:  Students must be 18 years of age prior to completion of clinical experiences for certification as an EMT.   

•    Learn about life and death situations, spontaneous decision making, and careers in advanced medical positions
•    Prepare for further study for an associate degree in Emergency Medical Services 
•    Learn to recognize a patient’s condition; the seriousness, and how to use appropriate emergency care techniques and equipment to stabilize the patient
•    Earn certifications which include American Heart Association (AHA) Healthcare Provider CPR or American Red Cross (ARC) Professional Rescuer CPR, IAED Emergency Dispatch/Telecommunication Certificate
•    Document clinical experiences, some to be completed on student’s own time (evenings and weekends)
•    Provide a limited criminal history check and immunization records 
•    National Registry Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT) Certification upon completion of standards and test
•    Required uniform will cost approximately $75

Ivy Tech credits may be earned for the following course:
PARM 102 -- EMT Basic Training;  7 ½ credits

FIRE AND RESCUE I (NPLS: 7195, 7189, 7186)

• Length/Credits: 3 period block; 3 credits           
• Prerequisite: Algebra 1 and English 10
• Offered:    2 semester program               
• Open to:     Grades 11, 12
• Dual Credit: Ivy Tech – 12 credits

Note: Classes at the ESEC (Emergency Service Education Center) at 700 North High School Road

•    Experience an adrenaline rush, burning buildings, blazing fires 
•    Prepare for entry-level positions or further study in fire service 
•    Study fire protection systems, fire prevention and safety education, building construction and floor plans, fire, safety   and construction codes
•    Prepare for Firefighter I & II certifications exams 
•    Learn the importance of on-scene and on-the-job firefighter health, safety and fitness
•    Uniform required: shirts, safety glasses, gloves;  approximately $130  
•    ISHAA physical is required

Ivy Tech credits may be earned for the following courses:
HSPS 106 -- Fire Suppression; 3 credits
HSPS 122 -- Hazmat Awareness and Operations; 3 credits
HSPS 165 -- Firefighter I; 3 credits
HSPS 167 -- Firefighter II; 3 credits