Engineering - Bush Campus Only

Students interested in New Visions are typically accelerated college-bound seniors who wish to pursue a career in engineering. This advanced-level, one-year course allows you to spend half of your school day at an actual work site exploring careers in media communications while working toward senior academic credit. Your classroom time will be supplemented with local on-site rotations. Classes meet each school day from 8-11 a.m.

New Visions integrates English, Economics, Participation in Government and career exploration, for which you can receive four credits (1 English, .5 Economics, .5 Participation in Government and 2 Occupational Education).

New Visions students develop career plans and integrated projects based on knowledge acquired and documented through experiential learning. They learn to use proper terminology, relate academic subjects to professions studied and conduct themselves in the safe, professional manner expected in their chosen fields.

Engineering
    With internship sites at Cutler-Hammer, Hilliard, Hardinge, Sear Brown, Hunt Engineering, Schweizer Aircraft and Corning, Inc., students are exposed to a wide variety of engineering fields. Mentors at each site will introduce students to a real-life project.
Curriculum Content:

• Introduction to Engineering
• Fiscal Management
• Teamwork Problem-Solving
• Quality Assurance
• The Engineering Process

Prerequisites:
Taking a CAD and/or drawing course prior to taking this course is recommended.

Job Opportunities with Post-Secondary Education Include:

• Civil Engineer/Structural   
• Aerospace Engineer   
• Architectural Engineer   
• Chemical Engineer
• Electrical Engineer   
• Automotive Engineer
• Manufacturing Engineer   
• Mechanical Engineer
• Computer Science/Robotics

Articulation Agreements With:

• Corning Community College