Part of the Career and Technical Education department at Hayfield Secondary.

Part of the Career and Technical Education department at Hayfield Secondary.

Part of the Career and Technical Education department at Hayfield Secondary.

Grades: 11, 12 Credit: one Prerequisite: Engineering Drawing (843600) or Architectural Drawing (843700) Students use a graphic language for product design and technical illustration. They increase their understanding of drawing techniques learned in the prerequisite courses. Students will research design-related fields while identifying the role of advanced drawing and design in manufacturing and construction industry processes. They apply the design process, analyze design solutions, reverse engineer products, create 3-D solid models using Computer-Assisted Drafting (CAD), construct physical models, and create multimedia presentations of finished designs. Students will complete a work portfolio based on a chosen graphic project using advanced software such as Autodesk Inventor, Revit and 3D Studio Max. Industry certification may be available as part of this course. This course requires a student materials fee as listed in FCPS Notice 5922. # DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY (840300) Grades: 9, 1

Part of the Career and Technical Education department at Hayfield Secondary.

Part of the Career and Technical Education department at Hayfield Secondary.

Part of the Career and Technical Education department at Hayfield Secondary.

Part of the Career and Technical Education department at Hayfield Secondary.

Part of the Career and Technical Education department at Hayfield Secondary.

Part of the Career and Technical Education department at Hayfield Secondary.

Part of the Career and Technical Education department at Hayfield Secondary.

# Grades: 10, 11, 12 Credit: three Base school optional Chantilly HS Academy, Edison HS Academy, Hayfield Secondary, Marshall HS Academy, Chantilly HS Academy, Edison HS Academy, Hayfield Secondary, Marshall HS Academy - transportation may be provided In this introductory course, students study hair, skin, and nails and their related care. Students are grounded in theory as they prepare to practice procedures in a clinical lab setting or classroom, using manikins for manipulative skill practice. The first-year course emphasizes personal safety, professionalism, and sanitation and disinfection of equipment and facilities. Students develop skills in shampooing and conditioning hair, as well as styling and cutting hair. Students learn about the characteristics of hair, product selection, and basic elements that determine hair growth, health, and appearance. In addition to up -to-date skills in hair styling and cutting, permanent waving, coloring, scalp and facial treatment, and manicuring