STEM & Manufacturing (LNHS)

STE-120-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the study of engineering through problem solving related to design. Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software provides the foundation for modeling team projects and individual solutions to design briefs.
 

The primary units of study include CAD commands and functions, applied geometry, international standards of representation, problem solving models and the engineering design process.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through the application of basic skills with Creo/Pro CAD software, read and create technical drawings and sketches, and apply design and problem-solving models while working individually and in teams to build functional models and mechanisms.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students interested in careers related to science, technology and engineering.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

Basic Technical Drawing
Henry Cecil Spencer - John T Dygdon - James E Novak - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2004 – Print
ISBN: 9780078457487
 

Mechanical Drawing: Board & CAD Techniques
Jay D Helsel - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2003 – Print
ISBN: 9780078251009

Additional Registration Information:

Demonstrations as well as student “hands on learning” will be provided regarding the design and manufacturing of product and or products. The course is offered at LNHS. LSHS students provide their own transportation.

STE-220-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the continuous study of engineering through problem solving related to design.
 

The primary units of study include CAD commands and functions, applied geometry, international standards of representation, problem solving models and the engineering design process, mechanisms and kinematics.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through projects with three dimensional computer-aided design (CAD) software, perform kinematic analysis of CAD models, create animations and renderings of designs, and continue to apply design and problem solving models while working individually and in teams to create structures and programmable remotely controlled mechanisms.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students interested in careers related to science, technology and engineering.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

Basic Technical Drawing
Henry Cecil Spencer - John T Dygdon - James E Novak - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2004 – Print
ISBN: 9780078457487
 

Mechanical Drawing: Board & CAD Techniques
Jay D Helsel - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2003 – Print
ISBN: 9780078251009 

Additional Registration Information:

Demonstrations as well as student “hands on learning” will be provided regarding the design and manufacturing of product and or products. The course is offered at LNHS. LSHS students provide their own transportation.

STE-100-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the study of the fundamentals of engineering, manufacturing and design technology. Students will experience problem solving with engineering and design, product fabrication and manufacturing processes.
 

The primary units of study include engineering design process, fabrication, 3-D printing, vinyl sticker and t-shirt design, CNC plasma cutting, CNC wood routing, laser engraving and other technologies used in today’s STEM careers.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through assessments on safety and machine operation and will submit projects for grade.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who wish to gain skills in STEM and Engineering careers. It is recommended to students who prefer hands-on, collaborative learning and want to learn about applying knowledge to real-world projects.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

None

Additional Registration Information:

Students may purchase higher quality materials than offered as part of the course. The course is offered at LNHS only. LSHS students provide their own transportation.

STE-200-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the advanced study of the fundamentals of manufacturing, engineering and design technology. Students will experience problem solving with engineering and design, product fabrication and manufacturing processes.
 

The primary units of study include engineering design process, fabrication, 3-D printing, vinyl sticker and t-shirt design, CNC plasma cutting, CNC wood routing, laser engraving, waterjet cutting and other technologies used in today’s manufacturing.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through assessments on safety, machine operation and be required to submit projects for grade using the machines outlined above.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who wish to gain advanced understanding of manufacturing and engineering careers. This course is also recommended to students who prefer hands-on, collaborative learning and who want to learn more about applying their knowledge to real-world projects.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

None

Additional Registration Information:

A fee will be assessed for any projects taken home. Students may purchase higher quality materials than offered as part of the course. LSHS students provide their own transportation.

STE-300-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the advanced study of applying previous learned skills in manufacturing, engineering and design technology and creating one or more independent project(s).
 

The primary units of study may include engineering design process, fabrication, 3-D printing, vinyl sticker and t-shirt design, CNC plasma cutting, CNC wood routing, laser engraving, waterjet cutting and other technologies used in today’s manufacturing.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through the evaluation of their independent projects.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who are able to independently develop engineering and manufacturing projects. This course is also recommended to students who prefer hands-on, collaborative learning and who want to learn more about applying their knowledge to real-world projects.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

None

Additional Registration Information:

A fee may be assessed for any projects taken home. Students may purchase higher quality materials than offered as part of the course. The course is offered at LNHS. LSHS students provide their own transportation.

STE-400-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the advanced study of applying previous learned skills in manufacturing, engineering and design technology and creating one or more independent project(s).
 

The primary units of study may include engineering design process, fabrication, 3-D printing, vinyl sticker and t-shirt design, CNC plasma cutting, CNC wood routing, laser engraving, waterjet cutting and other technologies used in today’s manufacturing.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through the evaluation of their independent projects.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who are able to independently develop engineering and manufacturing projects. This course is also recommended to students who prefer hands-on, collaborative learning and who want to learn more about applying their knowledge to real-world projects.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

None

Additional Registration Information:

A fee may be assessed for any projects taken home. Students may purchase higher quality materials than offered as part of the course. The course is offered at LNHS. LSHS students provide their own transportation.

STD-160-00 ► In-Person

Course Description:

This course is the study of the use, programming and applications of robotics in a problem solving environment.
 

The primary units of study include robot commands and functions, problem solving models and the engineering design process.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through the designing, building, programming and testing of a robot. Students will work in teams to build a Tetrix robot specifically designed to meet a specific challenge. Problem solving skills will need to be developed, projects will need to be tested and reengineered to meet the required outcomes.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students interested in careers related to robotics, STEM, and automation.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

TBD

Additional Registration Information:

None

STD-150-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the study of the various parts and general maintenance on small engines as well as working up to basic vehicle maintenance. Lakeville North does have a car lift and tire changer that will be available for some of the class activities.
 

The primary units of study will be 2 and 4 cycle engines, Introduction to how cars work, Buying an automobile, Automotive expenses, Repair facilities, Safety around the automobile, Tools and equipment, Auto care and cleaning, Fluid level checks, Electrical systems, Lubrication systems, Fuel systems, Cooling and climate control, Ignition system, Suspension~steering and tires, Braking system, Drivetrain, Exhaust and emission systems, Alternative Fuels and designs, Automotive accessories, & Common problems and roadside Emergencies.
 

The students will demonstrate learning through oral and written assignments as well as teardown and reassembly of a small engine. Students will have access to the shop car lift for general auto maintenance.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who wish to learn more about basic small engine maintenance and repair as well as general automotive maintenance, light repair, auto ownership and automobile mechanics. A car is not required to take the class but recommended.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

Auto Upkeep

Additional Registration Information:

None

STE-140-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course will build upon the topics covered in level 1 and continue in Automotive Maintenance and repair topics and also include motorcycle topics. Lakeville North does have a car lift, multiple motorcycle lifts and tire changer that will be available for some of the class activities. The Students will earn OHSA 10 Certification as well as have the opportunity to do the Youth Skills Training on-the-job program. This allows students to have a paid work experience with a local automotive company. The job will work around a student’s school schedule and allow them make money and learn from industry experts while still getting credit for the class. This provides a sustaining wage, on-the-job training, and a quality resume builder for students interested in a career in the automotive or mechanics industry.
 

The primary units of study will be Safety around the automobile, Tools and equipment, Auto care and cleaning, Fluid level checks, Electrical systems, Lubrication systems, Fuel systems, Cooling and climate control, Ignition system, Suspension~steering and tires, Braking system, Drivetrain, Exhaust and emission systems, Alternative Fuels and designs, Automotive accessories, & Common problems and roadside Emergencies. Basic repairs on student vehicles will be covered including exhaust and rust repair. Custom motorcycle class builds will be available for qualifying students.
 

The students will demonstrate learning through oral and written assignments as well as hands-on class activities. Students will have access to the shop car lift for general auto maintenance and repairs approved by the instructor.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who wish to learn more about general automotive maintenance, light repair, auto ownership and motorcycle & automobile mechanics. A car is not required to take the class but recommended.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

Auto Upkeep

Additional Registration Information:

None

STE-140-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the study of welding, manufacturing, engineering & design processes along with their related technologies.
 

The primary units of study include Problem Solving, Industrial Design, MIG, TIG and Plastic welding as well as CNC Plasma & Waterjet cutting.
 

The students will demonstrate learning through problem solving, safety, hands on projects, custom designs & fabrication with the Welding, Plasma and Waterjet processes. Multiple projects designed by the students will be fabricated to take home.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who love hands-on learning and wish to explore career fields in Manufacturing, Engineering & Welding Technology.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

None

Additional Registration Information:

The course is offered at LNHS only. LSHS students must provide their own transportation.

STE-240-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the advanced study of welding, manufacturing, engineering & design processes along with their related technologies.
 

The primary units of study include Problem Solving, Industrial Design, MIG, TIG and Plastic welding as well as CNC Plasma & Waterjet cutting.
 

The students will demonstrate learning through problem solving, safety, hands on projects, custom designs & fabrication with the Welding, Plasma and Waterjet processes. Multiple projects designed by the students will be fabricated to take home.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who love hands-on learning and wish to explore career fields in Manufacturing, Engineering & Welding Technology.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

None

Additional Registration Information:

Students may purchase higher quality materials than offered as part of the course. The course is offered at LNHS only. LSHS students must provide their own transportation.

STE-340-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the study of all available welding and manufacturing processes and their related technologies applied to create one or more independent project(s).
 

The primary units of study include Mig, TIG and Plastic welding as well as Plasma & Waterjet cutting.
 

The students will demonstrate learning through the evaluation of their project(s) and course participation as well as the opportunity to work with local businesses.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who wish to explore career and post secondary opportunities and eventually enter a career in the Manufacturing, Engineering & Welding industry.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

None

Additional Registration Information:

The course is offered at LNHS only. LSHS students must provide their own transportation. Students who enrolled and completed Manufacturing, Metals and Welding 3 can also take 4 as a Capstone course. Students have an opportunity to develop industry knowledge through a paid work experience coordinated by the classroom teacher.

STE-440-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the study of all available welding and manufacturing processes and their related technologies applied to create one or more independent project(s).
 

The primary units of study include Mig, TIG and Plastic welding as well as Plasma & Waterjet cutting.
 

The students will demonstrate learning through the evaluation of their project(s) and course participation as well as the opportunity to work with local businesses.
 

This second semester of this course is a concurrent enrollment offering. This means that students who register and successfully complete the course will earn college credit from Dakota County Technical College.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who wish to explore career and post secondary opportunities and eventually enter a career in the Manufacturing, Engineering & Welding industry.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

None

Additional Registration Information:

The course is offered at LNHS only. LSHS students must provide their own transportation.

STA-100-00 ► In-Person

Course Description:

This course is the study of the basic concepts of residential design.
 

Primary units of study include basic house designs, the artistic process and foundations, primary considerations, architectural drafting fundamentals and room and space planning.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through projects using basic skills with industry standard AutoDesk computer-aided design software to create working drawings to include floor plans, elevation drawings, foundation plans, kitchen plans and construction details and design.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students interested in careers related to architecture and building construction.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

Architecture: Residential Drafting and Design
Clois E Kicklighter - Joan C Kicklighter - Goodheart-Wilcox Co. – 2003 – Print
ISBN: 9781590701959
 

Architecture: Residential Drafting and Design
Clois E Kicklighter - Joan C Kicklighter - Goodheart-Wilcox Co. – 2008 – Print
ISBN: 9781590706992
 

Basic Technical Drawing
Henry Cecil Spencer - John T Dygdon - James E Novak - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2004 – Print
ISBN: 9780078457487

Additional Registration Information:

Colleges and universities may or may not accept this course as an Arts credit.

STA-200-00 ► In-Person

Course Description:

This course is a continuation of the study of architectural design focusing on multi-story and multi-unit residential structures.
 

Primary units of study include CAD commands and functions, room and space planning, the artistic process and foundations, construction systems, presentation methods, specifications and estimating.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through developing design skills with AutoDesk Revit software, completing a set of working drawings to include multiple levels and/or multiple units, elevation drawings, site plans, foundation plans, sections and construction details of projects of their own choice.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students interested in careers related to architecture and building construction.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

Architecture: Residential Drafting and Design
Clois E Kicklighter - Joan C Kicklighter - Goodheart-Wilcox Co. – 2003 – Print
ISBN: 9781590701959
 

Architecture: Residential Drafting and Design
Clois E Kicklighter - Joan C Kicklighter - Goodheart-Wilcox Co. – 2008 – Print
ISBN: 9781590706992
 

Basic Technical Drawing
Henry Cecil Spencer - John T Dygdon - James E Novak - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2004 – Print
ISBN: 9780078457487 

Additional Registration Information:

Colleges and universities may or may not accept this course as an Arts credit.

STA-300-00 ► In-Person

Course Description:

The course is a continuation of the study of architectural design with an introduction to commercial design.
 

The primary units of study include CAD commands and functions, room and space planning, construction systems, presentation methods, specifications and estimating as related to specific challenges.
 

Students will demonstrate learning with AutoDesk Academy software, analyzing an architectural design brief and working in teams to design a solution to the challenge, completing a set of working drawings to include multiple levels, elevation drawings, site plans, foundation plans and construction details and deliver a multimedia presentation to a panel of licensed architects for evaluation at the Minnesota Technology Challenge.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students interested in careers related to architecture and building construction.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

Architecture: Residential Drafting and Design
Clois E Kicklighter - Joan C Kicklighter - Goodheart-Wilcox Co. – 2003 – Print
ISBN: 9781590701959
 

Architecture: Residential Drafting and Design
Clois E Kicklighter - Joan C Kicklighter - Goodheart-Wilcox Co. – 2008 – Print
ISBN: 9781590706992
 

Basic Technical Drawing
Henry Cecil Spencer - John T Dygdon - James E Novak - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2004 – Print
ISBN: 9780078457487 

Additional Registration Information:

None

STE-120-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the study of engineering through problem solving related to design. Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software provides the foundation for modeling team projects and individual solutions to design briefs.
 

The primary units of study include CAD commands and functions, applied geometry, international standards of representation, problem solving models and the engineering design process.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through the application of basic skills with Creo/Pro CAD software, read and create technical drawings and sketches, and apply design and problem-solving models while working individually and in teams to build functional models and mechanisms.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students interested in careers related to science, technology and engineering.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

Basic Technical Drawing
Henry Cecil Spencer - John T Dygdon - James E Novak - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2004 – Print
ISBN: 9780078457487
 

Mechanical Drawing: Board & CAD Techniques
Jay D Helsel - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2003 – Print
ISBN: 9780078251009 

Additional Registration Information:

Demonstrations as well as student “hands on learning” will be provided regarding the design and manufacturing of product and or products. The course is offered at LNHS. LSHS students provide their own transportation.

STE-220-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course is the continuous study of engineering through problem solving related to design.
 

The primary units of study include CAD commands and functions, applied geometry, international standards of representation, problem solving models and the engineering design process, mechanisms and kinematics.
 

Students will demonstrate learning through projects with three dimensional computeraided design (CAD) software, perform kinematic analysis of CAD models, create animations and renderings of designs, and continue to apply design and problem solving models while working individually and in teams to create structures and programmable remotely controlled mechanisms.

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students interested in careers related to science, technology and engineering.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

Basic Technical Drawing
Henry Cecil Spencer - John T Dygdon - James E Novak - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2004 – Print
ISBN: 9780078457487 
 

Mechanical Drawing: Board & CAD Techniques
Jay D Helsel - Glencoe/McGraw-Hill – 2003 – Print
ISBN: 9780078251009 

Additional Registration Information:

Demonstrations as well as student “hands on learning” will be provided regarding the design and manufacturing of product and or products. The course is offered at LNHS. LSHS students provide their own transportation.

STE-110-00 ► In-Person (North)

Course Description:

This course will explore a variety of STEM topics that highlight the personal impacts of engineering. Possible topics include DIY crafts, upcycling fashion and furniture, sustainable practices and waste reduction. This course will work within a variety of modalities including 3D modeling and hands on building.Students will participate in project-based learning working both individually and with a team to complete learning activities. 

Course Recommendation: 

This course is recommended for students who are interested in understanding global issues and designing possible solutions to lessen the impact.

Board Approved Primary Resource:

None

Additional Registration Information:

Students will develop hands-on and problem-solving skills in STEM. The course is offered at LNHS only. LSHS students provide their own transportation.