Neuqua Valley High School Technology and Engineering Education Department
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    • Gold Campus Course Offerings >
      • Engineering Technology 1 (TEE1001)
      • Engineering Technology 2 (TEE1002)
      • Introduction to Engineering Design (PLTW2000)
      • Power Mechanics (TEE1004)
    • Communication Technology >
      • Media Communication & Production 1
      • Broadcast Journalism & Production 2
      • Broadcast Journalism & Production 3
    • 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)
      • Digital Electronics (PLTW2002)
      • 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)
    • Gold Campus Classroom/Labs (H123)

Woods Fabrication 1 (TEE1003)

Grade 10-12. Year-long. This course is the study of manufacturing technology as it applies to the woodworking industry. Students will display the safe operation of hand tools, power tools, and machinery used in industry. Students will learn to read and draw blueprints and manufacture a product from those prints. Basic math and measuring skills will be taught as they apply to the industry. A study of wood products, furniture design, fasteners, wood joints, and finishing processes will be covered. Students will explore possible careers. A lab fee will be charged.
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