Computer Science and Engineering

This track is recommended for students that are interested in coding, engineering, designing, and want to how technology works.

Teacher: Mr. Arriaga

6th Grade Courses

Orientation to Career Cluster 8000400Z: (Sem.)

Students will gain hands-on experience while learning about various occupations involving 17 career clusters. This course will focus on marketing, sales, and services involving social media. Speech & Debate 1 1007025Z: (Sem.) Students learn the art of evidence-based discussion, how to form arguments, and learn the skill of public speaking.

7th Grade Courses

Exploration of Robotics Tech/CP 8600072Z: (Sem.) Students will explore the area of robotics technology and its associated careers. Students will be given the opportunity to solve technological problems using a variety of tools, materials, processes and systems while gaining an understanding of the effects of robotics technology on our everyday lives. This class is a prerequisite to Foundations of Robotics class.

Coding Fundamentals Part 1 9009200Z: (Sem.)  In this semester class, students will get knowledge and skills related to computer coding and software development. This is a great class for those interested in studying Cybersecurity at K-Tech or Gaming Development at J.W. Mitchell High School.

8th Grade Courses

Coding Fundamentals Part 2 9009200Z: (Sem.)  In this semester class, students will continue to get knowledge and skills related to computer coding and software development. This class requires successful completion of Coding Fundamentals part 1. This class will prepare students for studying Cybersecurity at K-Tech or Gaming Development at J.W. Mitchell High School.

H/S Foundations of Robotics 9410110Z: (Yr.) Students will learn the principles and applications of robotics engineering and its effect upon our lives. Students will apply science and mathematics knowledge, technological tools, machines, instruments, materials, processes and systems related to robotics. Students will take industrial certification exam at the end of this course. Students must have obtained FSA Reading Level 3 or higher AND obtained a “C” or higher in language arts class.