Anonymous
01/24/2022 10:10
Subject: Which tech class?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Foundations of technology or Intro to Engineering and Design? Which do you recommend, especially for a student not that in to tech?
IED is the first course in the Project Lead The away (PLTW) engineering program. It’s got some serious tech stuff happening. If you kid isn’t into tech, take Foundations of Technology. It’s really an overview and exploration of different areas of technology. Lots of hands on projects. Easy class for a student who stays on top of work.
First here - I don’t think our school has that program and it was a new class for us this year. I just double checked and ours is Foundations of Engineering and Technology and the following year you can take Advanced Design Applications. So disregard if you’re in a different program.
I think there was a change a few years back and only certain schools offer PTLW classes now. PTLW stopped allowing schools to just offer 1 or 2 classes. It was all or nothing. Most schools went with nothing due to the cost but offer a similar thing.
Anonymous
01/24/2022 09:54
Subject: Which tech class?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Foundations of technology or Intro to Engineering and Design? Which do you recommend, especially for a student not that in to tech?
IED is the first course in the Project Lead The away (PLTW) engineering program. It’s got some serious tech stuff happening. If you kid isn’t into tech, take Foundations of Technology. It’s really an overview and exploration of different areas of technology. Lots of hands on projects. Easy class for a student who stays on top of work.
First here - I don’t think our school has that program and it was a new class for us this year. I just double checked and ours is Foundations of Engineering and Technology and the following year you can take Advanced Design Applications. So disregard if you’re in a different program.
Meant to say first pp poster here.
Anonymous
01/24/2022 09:35
Subject: Which tech class?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Foundations of technology or Intro to Engineering and Design? Which do you recommend, especially for a student not that in to tech?
IED is the first course in the Project Lead The away (PLTW) engineering program. It’s got some serious tech stuff happening. If you kid isn’t into tech, take Foundations of Technology. It’s really an overview and exploration of different areas of technology. Lots of hands on projects. Easy class for a student who stays on top of work.
First here - I don’t think our school has that program and it was a new class for us this year. I just double checked and ours is Foundations of Engineering and Technology and the following year you can take Advanced Design Applications. So disregard if you’re in a different program.
Anonymous
01/24/2022 06:39
Subject: Which tech class?
Anonymous wrote:Foundations of technology or Intro to Engineering and Design? Which do you recommend, especially for a student not that in to tech?
IED is the first course in the Project Lead The away (PLTW) engineering program. It’s got some serious tech stuff happening. If you kid isn’t into tech, take Foundations of Technology. It’s really an overview and exploration of different areas of technology. Lots of hands on projects. Easy class for a student who stays on top of work.
Anonymous
01/23/2022 17:31
Subject: Which tech class?
My DD has really enjoyed the Intro to Engineering class. They use computer programs to design stuff. Some hand drawing, too.
Anonymous
01/23/2022 16:30
Subject: Which tech class?
Foundations of technology or Intro to Engineering and Design? Which do you recommend, especially for a student not that in to tech?