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Prerequisite
Prerequisite
Prerequisite
Cosmetology II
Course Number: 7812
Recommended
Maximum Enrollment:
16
Recommended Hours of
Instruction: 600
This course provides advanced development of process, techniques, and
skills introduced in Cosmetology I. Topics include hair coloring tech-niques,
chemical servicing; identification and treatment of disorders of
the skin, scalp and hair; manicuring; pedicuring; artificial nails; hair
removal; and permanent waving techniques. Students receive 1200/
1500 hours of training to prepare them for the Cosmetology Board
Exam. Skills in chemistry, mathematics, business, thinking, and com-munication
are reinforced in this course. The work-based learning
strategy appropriate for this course is a school-based enterprise. Hands-on
work experiences and SkillsUSA leadership activities provide many
opportunities to enhance classroom instruction and career development.
Cosmetology I
Digital Media I
Course Number: 7935
Recommended
Maximum
Enrollment: 20
Recommended Hours of
Instruction: 135-180
This course provides a broad-based foundation in the digital media
field. An emphasis is placed on the fundamental concepts of audio and
video design, various digital media technologies, non-linear editing,
product development and design, and career development. Communica-tion,
mathematical, and critical thinking skills are strengthened through-out
the course. Work-based learning strategies appropriate for this
course are field trips and job shadowing. Local projects and SkillsUSA
leadership activities, conferences, and competitions provide opportuni-ties
for the application of instructional competencies.
None
Digital Media II
Course Number: 7936
Recommended
Maximum
Enrollment: 16
Recommended Hours of
Instruction: 135-180
This course provides students with more advanced knowledge in the
digital and interactive media industry. Emphasis is placed on advanced
audio and video non-linear editing techniques for the media; and com-mercial
and emerging, web-based interactive media. Project planning,
design and development prepare students for entry into various IT and
communication industries. Work-based strategies appropriate for this
course are cooperative education and apprenticeship. Hands-on work
experiences and SkillsUSA leadership activities provide many opportu-nities
to enhance classroom instruction and career development.
Digital Media I
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| Title | North Carolina standard course of study guide : career-technical education - Page 101 |
| Full Text | 90 Prerequisite Prerequisite Prerequisite Cosmetology II Course Number: 7812 Recommended Maximum Enrollment: 16 Recommended Hours of Instruction: 600 This course provides advanced development of process, techniques, and skills introduced in Cosmetology I. Topics include hair coloring tech-niques, chemical servicing; identification and treatment of disorders of the skin, scalp and hair; manicuring; pedicuring; artificial nails; hair removal; and permanent waving techniques. Students receive 1200/ 1500 hours of training to prepare them for the Cosmetology Board Exam. Skills in chemistry, mathematics, business, thinking, and com-munication are reinforced in this course. The work-based learning strategy appropriate for this course is a school-based enterprise. Hands-on work experiences and SkillsUSA leadership activities provide many opportunities to enhance classroom instruction and career development. Cosmetology I Digital Media I Course Number: 7935 Recommended Maximum Enrollment: 20 Recommended Hours of Instruction: 135-180 This course provides a broad-based foundation in the digital media field. An emphasis is placed on the fundamental concepts of audio and video design, various digital media technologies, non-linear editing, product development and design, and career development. Communica-tion, mathematical, and critical thinking skills are strengthened through-out the course. Work-based learning strategies appropriate for this course are field trips and job shadowing. Local projects and SkillsUSA leadership activities, conferences, and competitions provide opportuni-ties for the application of instructional competencies. None Digital Media II Course Number: 7936 Recommended Maximum Enrollment: 16 Recommended Hours of Instruction: 135-180 This course provides students with more advanced knowledge in the digital and interactive media industry. Emphasis is placed on advanced audio and video non-linear editing techniques for the media; and com-mercial and emerging, web-based interactive media. Project planning, design and development prepare students for entry into various IT and communication industries. Work-based strategies appropriate for this course are cooperative education and apprenticeship. Hands-on work experiences and SkillsUSA leadership activities provide many opportu-nities to enhance classroom instruction and career development. Digital Media I |
