NVHS TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
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    • NVHS TEE Courses to Careers
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      • Engineering Technology 1 (TEE1001)
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      • Computer Aided Drafting & Design (TEE3002)
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      • Introduction to Engineering Design (PLTW2000)
      • Principles of Engineering (PLTW2001)
      • Aerospace Engineering (PLTW2005)
      • Digital Electronics (PLTW2002D)
      • Civil Engineering & Architecture (PLTW2003)
      • Engineering Design & Development (PLTW2004)
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  • LABS/FACILITIES
    • Automotive Classroom (A119)
    • Automotive Lab (A121)
    • Woods Classroom (A117)
    • Woods Lab (A123)
    • Drafting/PLTW Lab (A113)
    • PLTW Lab (A115)
    • Birkett Center Classroom/Labs (H123)

Civil Engineering & Architecture (CEA) (PLTW2003)

Grades 10-12. Year-long. Weighted grade. Prerequisite is Introduction to Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, or Drafting & Design and appropriate grade-level math and science.

The major focus of this course is completing long-term projects that involve the development of property sites. As students learn about various aspects of civil engineering and architecture, they apply what they learn to the design and development of a property. The course provides teachers and students freedom to develop the property as a simulation to model the experiences that civil engineers and architects face. Students work in teams, exploring hands-on activities and projects to learn the characteristics of civil engineering and architecture. In addition, students use 3D design software to help them design solutions to solve major course projects. Students learn about documenting their project, solving problems and communicating their solutions to their peers and members of the professional community of civil engineering and architecture. A lab fee will be charged.
 
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  • HOME
  • STAFF
    • Ms. Lisa Traut
    • Mr. Shawn Bidlingmeyer
    • Mr. Paul Holba
    • Mr. Mark Rose
    • Mr. Peter Ross
    • Mr. Anthony Tegtmeyer
  • COURSES
    • NVHS TEE Courses to Careers
    • Exploratory Courses >
      • Engineering Technology 1 (TEE1001)
      • Engineering Technology 2 (TEE1002)
    • Communication Technology >
      • Media Production 1 (TEE1014D)
      • Media Production 2 (TEE2007D)
      • Media Production 3 (TEE3013)
    • Manufacturing & Construction Technology >
      • Woods Fabrication 1 (TEE1003)
      • Woods Fabrication 2 (TEE2001)
      • Introduction to Construction (TEE2002)
      • Drafting and Design (TEE2003)
      • Architectural Drafting (TEE3001)
      • Computer Aided Drafting & Design (TEE3002)
    • Transportation Technology >
      • Power Mechanics (TEE1004)
      • Automotive Maintenance (TEE2005)
      • Automotive Mechanics (TEE3003)
      • Automotive Servicing (TEE4001B)
    • Project Lead the Way >
      • Introduction to Engineering Design (PLTW2000)
      • Principles of Engineering (PLTW2001)
      • Aerospace Engineering (PLTW2005)
      • Digital Electronics (PLTW2002D)
      • Civil Engineering & Architecture (PLTW2003)
      • Engineering Design & Development (PLTW2004)
  • CLUBS/ACTIVITIES
    • Drone Club
    • Girls in STEM
    • IDEA
    • Rocket Club
    • Robotics Club
    • SKILLS USA
  • GALLERY
  • TEE Students of the Quarter
  • Senior Department Awards
  • Wildcat Pride
  • TEE ADVISORY BOARD
    • What is the TEE Advisory Board?
    • TEE Advisory Board Philosophy, Goals, and Objectives
    • Past Meeting Agendas
  • LABS/FACILITIES
    • Automotive Classroom (A119)
    • Automotive Lab (A121)
    • Woods Classroom (A117)
    • Woods Lab (A123)
    • Drafting/PLTW Lab (A113)
    • PLTW Lab (A115)
    • Birkett Center Classroom/Labs (H123)