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Laser Communications
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In the laser module students learn the science and physics
of lasers. They will be able to do an
assortment of activities with a laser including testing the
properties of laser light with prisms, colored fluids, fiber
optics, and lenses. They will be able to talk over the
beam and learn about many of the laser applications in science,
medical professions, and modern technology today. |
Midi Music (musicians only)
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With the music keyboard and the midi module, students (who are experienced with the
piano) can play, compose, and change music that they create
themselves. Computer recording and rendering allows for
students to learn how to edit and multitrack their music
compositions just like in career music professions. |
Webpage Design
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Students can learn how to make their
own web pages, they learn some basic HTML code, and have fun at the same
time. They explore careers in professional web page design
and learn about the many applications of web page design. |
Computer Assisted Machine (cad/cam)
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In this module students learn how graphics design combined
with computer robotic machining can produce the many items in
our daily lives. Students then learn how to develop a
graphic design and convert this to "Numeric Code" for the
computer to robotically manipulate a machine and carve a name
tag. Students also see how algebra and geometry with X,Y
and Z coordinates can be applied to make real objects using the
computer controlled milling machine. |
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