Curriculum for Pathways to Engineering
Students who successfully complete the Pathways to Engineering (PTE) program will earn credits toward their high school graduation requirements and an Associate of Technical Study (ATS) degree. This program will include 54 credit hours of basic and general education courses and 52 credit hours of technical courses.
Students will receive grades from Zane State College at the end of each quarter. Mid-East Career and Technology Centers will also provide students with grade cards and will provide this information to each student’s home school.
Examples of courses within the curriculum include:
- Algebra, Trigonometry I & II, Introduction to Calculus
- Hydraulics/Pneumatics, Statics, Strength of Materials
- Computer Aided Drafting, Blueprint Reading
- D.C. Circuit Analysis I & II
- Robotics
- Chemistry
- Physics I & II
- Essentials of Writing, Intermediate and Advanced Writing, Interpersonal Communications, Public Speaking
- Microeconomics, Engineering Economy, US Geography
