Get ready to get an inside look at AWHS Industrial Tech dept. Engineering, Architecture and much much more.
Some fantastic problems being designed and solved by our students.
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Noah R & Caleb F were the best with 13 points each hitting the bullseye once. Devin followed with 11 points hitting the bullseye once as well. Noah's machine Pictured here, with Caleb's and Devin's next #STEM#Engineering
Senior Engineering Des & Dev students designed, built and launched a Siege Machine that propelled a standard marshmallow. The machine was judged for construction, accuracy of shots, and overall design. Pics to follow. #STEM#Engineering
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1/3 Industrial Des & Eng students designed and constructed a maglev model that traveled on a 12' magnetic track. Variables such as weight, shape, balance, friction, guidance, height of levitation, and aerodynamics were considered #STEM#Engineering
1/2 Paper Vehicles - Students designed and built a vehicle from the materials supplied. The objective was the furthest distance carrying a payload of one wood block.
Winner from each class - Cora G, Trent M, & Ethan C
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In the Ind Tech/Drafting areas we need to catch up on some projects that have been completed over the past few weeks. Look for some pictures/video clips as well as a short explanation of the task at hand. First Up Foundation of Arch & Eng - Paper Vehicles
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Foundations of Architecture & Engineering classes did a little career exploration. Comparing/contrasting each discipline/career. We posed them all on the walls. Video of all followed by a few individual posters. #architecture#Engineering#Careers 1/3
Structural Coverings & Finishes students working on both a model and real life structure. Building a partial house to finish. Structural members are first. @pentacareerctr#STEM
Construction Technology students working on their model dog houses. Learning basic stud layout as well as terminology for construction. These models will become full size in a few weeks.
Architect students doing some traditional drafting tool work. Given a floor plan with dimensions, read a scale, measure properly, and draw. All were done with high quality in mind. Here are just 2 examples. Ben and Cassidy, awesome job.
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