Course Description: Drafting Education is designed to meet the needs of the mechanical fields by providing individuals with necessary technical skills to design, develop, and draw physical structures and geographical features. Students utilize these skills to prepare for careers in the mechanical engineering fields.                                                                                     

Level: 9-12                                                                                                                            Credit:  1/2

Length: Semester                                                                                                               Prerequisites:  none

Program:  Industrial Arts                                                                                                 Tech Prep: no

Career Cluster Area:  Construction                                                                               Pathway:  Industrial & Engineering Technology

Source of Occupational Skills Standards:

Eligibility for Nationally Recognized Skill Certificate(s)/State License:  none

Performance Standards

(Learner Outcomes)

Alaska Reading, Writing, Math, Science Performance Standards

Alaska Content Standards

Alaska Cultural Standards

Alaska Employability Standards

Occupational

Skills Standards

All Aspects

 of  Industry

Assessment

1.  Identify and practice drafting safety standards.

R4.6, R4.9, SB.6

SB6, HL 1,2,3 TE 2

C3

A6, A7

NCCER

Health/   Safety

NCCER- Core Basic Safety Test

2.  Apply a variety of math strategies and skills to solve design problems.

MA1.4.1, ME1.4.2  MA2.4.1, MA2.4.4  MA3.4.1, MA3.4.6  MA5.4.1, MA5.4.3  MB1.4.1, MB1.4.3  MC1.4.1,MC1.4.3  MD1.4.1, R4.6,SB.1

MA1-6  MB1-8,  MC1-2  MD 1-5 ME1-3  GOVG6

A2  A4

NCCER—Construction Math

Tech. Skills  Finance  Planning

NCCER- Core Const. Math

3.  Develop and model employability skills

ME1.4.1, ME1.4.2  W4.1—6, SC5, R4.4,6

A 1-7 & B 1-5

SKILLS USA

WORK HABITS  LABOR

SKILLS USA

4.  Demonstrate and develop effective communication skills.

MC1.4.1,MC1.4.3 W4.1-6, R4.1-6: 9,10,11

A3, E6, E7  LAE4

A2

TECHNICAL SKILLS

HSGQE READING TEST WRITING TEST

5.  Recognize and demonstrate technical knowledge of drafting media and building materials (wood, fasteners, and adhesives)

MA1.4.1, MA1.4.7  MA2.4.1, MA2.4.4  MA3.4.1, MA4.4.2  R.4.4, R4.5, R4.11 SA.2, S A.4, SC.6, S.A.1,2

SA15, GOVG3, TE1

A6

Technical Skills  Health/  Safety

6.  Demonstrate proper use and maintenance of drafting tools and equipment.

MA2.4.1, MA2.4.4 R4.4, R4.6 SB.2, 6

TA1-5

A6

SKILLS USA

Technical Skills  Labor

Skills USA

7.  Demonstrate industry standard practices for various drafting and mechanical  processes.

MA1.4.1, MA1.4.7  MA2.4.1, MA2.4.4  MA3.4.1, MA4.4.2  R.4.4, R4.5a b, R4.6, R4.9, R4.11 SA.4 SB.2,3  SC.6

SA2, 4, 5, SA7 SA15, SB2, GA1, GC1-3, GE1-6, GF2, TC1-3

A2 D5

A6

SKILLS USA

All Aspects of Industry

Skills USA – Technical Standards, AutoCad

8.  Demonstrate knowledge of industry standards related to the mechanical and manufacturing industry.

MA1.4.1, MA2.4.1, MA2.4.3, MC1.4.3 R4.4-6, R4.9, SA.14C, SA.15 SB.5

SA4,5, SA7, SA15, GF3, 4, GOVA1, 4, TE4, HLD2,3

A7

Planning Management  Community Technical Skills

9.  Explore & Analyze mechanical  engineering career opportunities.

ME1.4.1, ME1.4.2  R4.4, R4.5, R4.6, R4.11, SD.1 W4.3

GB6, GOVF6, 7, TE5

A5, A7, B1-5

Skills USA

Planning Work habits Technology Labor

ASVAB Skills USA