This class is a study of Animal Science, including feeds and feeding, animal health and veterinary science and general livestock management. This class will also give students an opportunity to build on their Supervised Agricultural Experience.

This class will explore career opportunities in Ag business and the infl uence of planning on the world economy. A student will learn the importance of planning and record keeping in today's agriculture industry. A student will learn and develop personal fi nance skills.

Agriculture Mechanics course provides students with the skills and knowledge that are specifi cally applicable to the tools and equipment used in the industry with an emphasis on welding and metal. While learning to apply their knowledge of the basic principles of technological design and production skills, students may explore a broad range of topics, including the operation, mechanics, and care of tools and machines. Areas of study: welding, electricity and power, construction and safety procedures.

Maximum 12 students Agriculture Mechanics Projects provide students with the skills and knowledge that are specifi cally applicable to the tools and equipment used in the industry. Through individual projects students will learn to apply design, manufacturing, construction and safety skills. These workplace skills will better prepare students for a career in Ag Mechanics, Construction and Manufacturing.

Study of advanced livestock production and management, animal breeding, genetics, chemical and biological weed control, and range management. Many of the labs for this class will be held at the FFA Barn. This class will also give students opportunities to improve and expand SAE (Supervised Agriculture Experience) projects. Transportation will not be provided. An advanced Ag class with a foundation based on the current issues in agriculture. Leadership skills such as public speaking and debate event planning and community service will be practiced. This is an advanced Ag class with an emphasis on laws and organizations that aect agriculture. Students will plan and complete leadership activities and training.

According to the Sports Business Journal, an industry trade publication, today, sports marketing is a $$ 250$ -billion industry and includes sports-related advertising and venue signage, athlete endorsements, facility construction, sporting goods and licensed merchandise, event management and marketing services, sponsorship and ticket sales, mobile text messaging, media broadcast rights, and multimedia — including sports-related websites, magazines, books, and video games. This course will cover the marketing of sports and the use of sports to market your product or business. Student Social Media Marketing Certifi cation would be the endorsement for the class.

NWC Concurrent Enrollment (ACCT1005) 1.0 Credit (HS), 3.0 Credit (NWC) Maximum 24 students This is a college accounting class with enrollment through Northwest College. Three credit hours can be earned. Students learn the assumptions, principles, and conventions upon which a sound accounting system is based with an emphasis on formation and communication of fi nancial information found on income statements, balance sheets, and statements of cash fl ow. Students consider the use of fi nancial information for decision-making purposes and become conversant in the basic language of business.

The ability to use social media to get people’s attention, build an engaged audience and express your personality is becoming an essential digital skill in the $2 1 ^ { \\mathrm { s t } } .$ -century. Whether you want to fi nd a new job or create your own as an entrepreneur or freelancer, your personal website and social media presence give prospective employers and clients a window into your personality, skills and interests. Throughout this course you will use social media tools and platforms to design, manage, and optimize social campaigns to promote growth and position your brand in the global digital marketplace, and you’ll develop targeted content to spark dialogue with various social communities. Student Social Media Marketing Certifi

Maximum 24 students Marketing tends to be seen as a creative industry, which includes advertising, distribution and selling. It is also concerned with anticipating the customers’ future needs and wants, often through market research. Other topics, such as product design, packaging, trademarks and branding, as well as publicity will be addressed. Successful completion of exam will earn a Guest Service Gold Certifi cate.

Part of the BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY department at Cody High School.

Maximum 24 students The Cody High School introduction to computer science curriculum teaches the foundations of computer science and basic programming. Please note that to take any of the computer science course listed below you must sign up for CT3000 Introduction to Computer Science HATH Introduction to Computing - Computing Ideas The Computing Ideas course is a fi rst computer science course introducing the basics of programming with Karel the Dog, the basics of designing a web page, and how information and images are represented with computers. Students will learn to code using blocks to drag and drop, but they can switch between blocks and text as desired. Students will create a portfolio on the web of projects they build throughout the course. With a unique fo

This exciting course introduces students to the world of drones, focusing on the principles of fl ight, safe operation, and real-world applications of drone technology. Students will learn the fundamentals of drone design, navigation, and fl ight control, while gaining hands-on experience with various types of drones. Throughout the course, students will explore topics such as fl ight regulations, weather considerations, and safety protocols, ensuring they understand how to responsibly pilot drones in dierent environments.