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ANIMATION (UC "f")
Learn how to sketch detailed figures, bring characters to life with cell animation, and create stunning 2D and 3D animations. Dive into the art of storytelling with scriptwriting, map out ideas with storyboarding, and add the perfect vibe with sound design. Ready to unlock your creative side?
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AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR & REFINISHING
Learn to restore vehicles to their pre-accident condition through skills and techniques like welding, metal straightening, surface preparation, and finishing. Master professional painting, spray finishing, and detailing in a hands-on shop environment.
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CLEAN DIESEL TECHNOLOGY
Explore the workings of light and heavy vehicles through hands-on exercises while developing skills for an entry-level career in transportation. Learn about the latest zero-emissions technology, combining theoretical knowledge and practical experience.
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CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY (UC “c”)
Learn to design, estimate, and construct buildings using carpentry tools and equipment, following industry standards. Gain hands-on experience in building houses from foundation to roof, while also receiving OSHA safety training.
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CULINARY ARTS
Explore your creativity in a professional kitchen, mastering food safety, cooking techniques, menu planning, and hospitality. Prepare for careers as chefs, pastry artists, food stylists, or restaurant managers, and take your first step toward a flavorful future!
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CYBERSECURITY (UC “g”)
Learn to tackle technical challenges in networked systems and protect critical data in both private and public sectors. Build skills in securing communications, identifying risks, and safeguarding networks and devices.
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DENTAL ASSISTING (UC “g”)
Prepare for a dental assistant, dental hygienist, or dentist career. Develop chair-side assisting skills, along with laboratory techniques and x-ray capabilities. Qualified students may also earn state certification in radiation safety and infection control.
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ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE (UC "c")
Learn how to install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electrical systems in homes and businesses. Students who successfully complete the course can earn a California Electrical Training Card.
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ELECTRICAL VEHICLES/AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES (UC "d" or "g")
Explore the world of passenger cars, electrical circuit board trainers, and different electric vehicle (EV) systems. Gain hands-on experience with industry tools. This program is certified by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF).
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FASHION DESIGN & TEXTILE ART (UC “f”)
Learn the basics of the clothing and fashion industry, focusing on style, line, color, and design principles to create garments. Students will apply fine art and design techniques to their work, building a foundation for creative fashion design.
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FILM & VIDEO PRODUCTION (UC “f”)
Discover how to create powerful films through directing, editing, sound design, screenwriting, and creating videos for business and entertainment. Explore the history of cinema while learning to make your own.
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FIRE SCIENCE/FIRST RESPONDER (UC “d”)
Get introduced to the fire department and emergency services, learning the techniques used in these fields. The course focuses on academic knowledge, technical skills, and employability practices needed for a fire science and emergency response career.
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FORENSIC SCIENCE (UC “d”)
Explore the field of forensic science by learning techniques used to solve crimes. The course covers crime scene investigation and the safety rules and regulations essential for working in forensic laboratories.
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HEATING, VENTILATION, AND AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC) (UC “c”)
Develop skills in servicing, repairing, and adjusting heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration units in residential and commercial environments.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT (UC "g")
Get ready for a career in public and private investigation by learning about the criminal justice system, and crime investigation and improving your decision-making skills.
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MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING (UC “d”)
Learn how to design, build, and program robots by mixing electrical and mechanical engineering. You'll use C++ and Python to control microcontrollers and bring your creations to life.
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MEDICAL ASSISTING (UC "g")
Explore medical terms, lab techniques, and the basics of anatomy while practicing skills used in healthcare offices. You will get hands-on experience in hospitals, clinics, or doctor’s offices.
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MEDICAL SCIENCE/HEALTH CAREERS (UC “d" or "g”)
Explore human biology, diseases, and hands-on patient care while learning medical terminology, leadership, and teamwork skills. The course also offers job shadowing opportunities, helping students prepare for careers as nurses, doctors, or other roles in the medical field.
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METALS TECHNOLOGY (UC “c" or "g”)
Make sparks fly as you gain practical experience with welding equipment while learning safety protocols and techniques. These are valuable skills for auto repair, construction, metalworking, ornamental ironwork, and machinery careers.
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MOBILE APPS & WEB DEVELOPMENT (UC “g”)
Learn to design and program for mobile platforms. Explore creating a user experience, code, and launch apps for e-commerce, productivity, business, and web-based uses.
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NURSING CAREERS (UC “d” or "g")
Learn and practice the skills to care for patients and assist healthcare teams. Complete the course to qualify for state certification and start working in hospitals or care facilities.
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PHARMACY TECHNICIAN (UC “g”)
Learn the academic knowledge, technical skills, and employability practices needed for a career in pharmacy. This course prepares students with the skills and expertise required to work as a pharmacy technician or clerk.
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SPORTS MEDICINE & KINESIOLOGY (UC “d”)
Study anatomy, physiology, fitness, exercise, vital signs, and nutrition. Get practical experience in taping, managing training rooms, treating injuries, patient care, and understanding the biomechanics of movement.
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VETERINARY SCIENCE (UC “d”)
Study animal anatomy and physiology, health and disease, behavior, and client communication to prepare for a career in the veterinary field.
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ADVANCED COURSES
Only available to second-year students with counselor/teacher approval.
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