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Coding (Elective) is a course that introduces students to the foundational concepts of computer science and challenges them to explore how computing and technology can impact the world. This semester-long course takes a deeper focus on concepts such as how the internet works and the societal impacts of computer science, the ethical use of the internet, how to build webpages, and other introductory lessons. (Credits 2)

Robotics (Elective) is a semester course that teaches students the fundamentals of building. The course is designed to teach students the theory of operation, disassemble and reassemble the vertical arm, horizontal arm, horizontal arm drive unit, drive shafts, spring assembly, and motors. Additionally, how and when to PM the robot, fluid control, process arm components, and troubleshooting. (Credits 2)

Graphic Design (Elective) This course teaches the principles and skills of graphic design. Students learn how to use professional-grade Adobe design software to create various projects, such as logos, advertisements, magazine layouts, and more1. Students also learn about the design process, typography, color theory, digital illustration, branding, animation, and web design. The course may also involve taking classes in photography, computer graphics, drawing, art history, and graphic arts, as well as designing and producing school publications. (Credits 2)