An exploration of contemporary works of narrative art from patient and provider perspectives coupled with unique clinical skill sets of patient care. Topics include medical skills like phlebotomy, EKG, and wound care alongside literature analysis.

Covers the engineering design process, CAD, 3D printing, DC circuits, robotics, programming in C, tool safety, and physical property analysis.

Covers advanced CAD, mechanical mates, complex planes, calculations of DC circuits, waves, soldering, power tool safety, programming in C++, and simple machines. Includes OSHA certification.

Covers full GD&T, rendering, parametric modeling, pneumatic systems, CNC, advanced fabrication with aluminum, TIG welding, and preparation for SolidWorks certification.

Focuses on advanced architectural CAD (Revit), beam deflection, truss analysis, water runoff calculations, and site preparation. Prepares for Revit certification.

Foundational course for Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Embedded Computing, and Game Design. Covers hardware, software, programming, and web design through hands-on activities.

Equivalent to a first-semester college computing course. Focuses on computational thinking, data analysis, algorithmic skills, and the impact of computing on society.

Introductory course to the AI pathway. Explores programming, data science, mathematical reasoning, and ethical considerations of AI in society and the workplace.

Second course in the AI pathway. Deepens understanding of machine learning and data science to solve real-world problems and explore ethical considerations.

Third course in the AI pathway. Focuses on creating functional applications using machine learning and neural networks using professional software development tools.

College-level course covering problem-solving, design strategies, data structures, and algorithms using Java.

Examines security integration, user involvement, ethics, and practices. Hardware portion covers IT support, networks, and hardware foundational knowledge.