All classes are open to girls and boys. Courses which earn 2 credits meet 2 class periods daily. Courses which earn 3 credits meet 3 class periods daily.

Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology I, Grades 11-12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
Practical training in auto body repair work which is essential for one to enter this field. Also includes painting of automobiles. (Estacado) (11620015)

Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology II, Grade 12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
Practical training in auto body repair work which is essential for one to enter this field. Also includes painting of automobiles. Prerequisite: Automotive Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology I. (Estacado) (11620015)

Auto Tech I, Grades 11-12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
A laboratory course with job specific training for entry level employment in the automotive technician career field. Includes use of repair manuals, service, and repair of basic components of an automobile: fuel systems, engine, emission control, power trains, chassis, electrical, brakes, heating and air conditioning. Entrepreneurship, safety, leadership, and career opportunities are included. (LISD Auto Technology Center) (11620007)

Auto Tech II, Grade 12, 3 Credits, [Regular]
A laboratory course with job specific training for entry level employment in the automotive technician career field. Includes use of repair manuals, service, and repair of basic components of an automobile: fuel systems, engine, emission control, power trains, chassis, electrical, brakes, heating and air conditioning. Entrepreneurship, safety, leadership, and career opportunities are included. Prerequisite: Auto Mechanics I. (LISD Auto Technology Center) (11620007)

Business Computer Applications I, Grades 11-12, 1 Credit, [Regular]
Includes advanced computer skills in word processing, spreadsheet, database, telecommunications, and other high-level computer applications. Preparation for college and employment. Prerequisite: One semester of Keyboarding. (11672200)

Business Information Processing, Grades 11-12, 1 Credit, [Regular]
Covers word processing desktop publishing, graphics, and electronic mail for production of advanced business documents. Prepares students for college and employment. Prerequisite: One semester of Keyboarding. (11672100)

Cosmetology I, Grade 11, 3 Credits, [Regular]
Designed to prepare students for careers as cosmetologists. After successfully completing two years of Cosmetology, students are eligible to take the State Board of Cosmetology Examination for a cosmetologist’s license. Course consists of practical work qualifying the students to work with hair, skin, and nails. (Monterey and Lubbock) (11622500)

Cosmetology II, Grade 12, 3 Credit, [Regular]
Designed to prepare students for careers as cosmetologists. After successfully completing two years of Cosmetology, students are eligible to take the State Board of Cosmetology Examination for a cosmetologist’s license. The license qualifies students to be a hair stylist, nail technician, and esthetician (specialist in make-up and facials). Course consists of practical work including studies of anatomy, bacteriology, the chemistry of cosmetics, and salon management. Prerequisite: Cosmetology I with a minimum of 570 certified hours. (Monterey and Lubbock) (11622500)

Health Occupations Lab I, Grade 11-12, 2 Credits, [Regular],
[Honors]
This course includes development and application of skills in a classroom and clinical setting, relating to a group of health occupations. The student will observe and/or give assistance to professional health care personnel in a clinical environment. Prerequisite: Health Care Science and Physiology/Anatomy. (Estacado) (11680100)

Health Occupations Lab II, Grade 12, 2 Credits, [Regular],
[Honors]
This course is a more in-depth approach to a specific occupation(s) and the student will develop and apply skills in the classroom and clinical setting. The student will be expected to assume some responsibility for independent study under close supervision of the classroom teacher and the clinical supervisor. Prerequisite: Health Occupations Lab I. (Estacado) (11681210)

Industrial Electronics I, Grades 11-12, 2 Credits [Regular]
Designed to assist students who plan to enter the electronics industry through additional training in technical schools, colleges, or apprenticeship training programs. Prerequisite: Algebra I with minimum grade of C. (South Plains College) (11590100)

Industrial Electronics II, Grade 12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
Designed to assist students who plan to enter the electronics industry through additional training in technical schools, colleges, or apprenticeship training programs. Prerequisite: Industrial Electronics I, Albegra II or concurrent enrollment. (South Plains College) (11590100)

Machine Shop I, Grades 11-12, 3 Credits, [Regular]
Pre-employment laboratory course with job specific training for entry level employment skills in metal machinist careers. Includes precision measuring, blueprint reading, drilling, turning, boring, milling, broaching, reaming, understanding of numerically controlled machining, entrepreneurship, safety, leadership, and career opportunities. (South Plains College) (11624100)

Machine Shop II, Grade 12, 3 Credits, [Regular]
Pre-employment laboratory course with job specific training for entry level employment skills in metal machinist careers. Includes precision measuring, blueprint reading, drilling, turning, boring, milling, broaching, reaming, understanding of numerically controlled machining, entrepreneurship, safety, leadership, and career opportunities. Prerequisite: Machine Shop I. (South Plains College) (11624100)

Medical Administrative Systems, Grades 11-12, 1 Credit, [Regular]
An occupationally specific course includes advanced concepts and skills necessary to perform duties and responsibilities common to most medical offices. Special emphasis is placed on current terminology relating to the medical industry, word processing software and equipment, medical records management, effective communications, operation of medical office machines, and the electronic production of medical documents. (Estacado) (11672000)

Metal Trades I, Grades 11-12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
Pre-employment laboratory course with job specific training for entry level employment in metal trades careers. Primary emphasis on machine shop and welding skills. Includes entrepreneurship, safety, leadership, and career opportunities. (11624600)

Metal Trades II, Grade 12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
Pre-employment laboratory course with job specific training for entry level employment in metal trades careers. Primary emphasis on machine shop and welding skills. Includes entrepreneurship, safety, leadership, and career opportunities. Prerequisite: Metal Trades I. (11624600)

Mill Cabinet I, Grades 11-12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
Basic instruction which will provide a firm background for future journeymen, foremen, and superintendents in millwork and cabinetmaking. Will also provide a foundation for additional training on a post high school level. (Estacado) (11624700)

Mill Cabinet II, Grade 12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
Basic instruction which will provide a firm background for future journeymen, foremen, and superintendents in millwork and cabinetmaking. Will also provide a foundation for additional training on a post high school level. Prerequisites: Mill Cabinet I. (Estacado) (11624700)

Office Administrative Systems, Grades 11-12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
Special emphasis is placed on computer word processing, records management, communications, and office machines. Prepares students for a general office position through a simulated office environment. Prerequisite: One semester of Keyboarding. (11672000)

VEH - Hospitality Services, Grades 10-12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
This course provides a curriculum designed for employment training in the area of hospitality services such as those of hotel and motel operation. Students receive concepts and skills related to supportive services such as property management, psychology of guests, lodging operations, and food and beverage operations. (Monterey) (13610905)

VEH - Institutional Maintenance, Grades 10-12, 2 Credits, [Regular]
This course provides a curriculum designed for employment training in the area of institutional maintenance. Students receive concepts and skills regarding safety, sanitation, procedures, maintenance, and housekeeping and laundry services. (Monterey) (13610904)

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