AGRICULTURE, FOOD, & NATURAL RESOURCES
Principles of Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources (PRINAFRN) Credit: 0.5
Grade Placement: 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS, LVHS, CFC Fall Semester
Ever wondered where the shoes on your feet come from? How about the food on your table? Take this class to learn about the diversity of agriculturein our world. The class will help students expand their leadership and communication skills while furthering knowledge of the effects of agriculture on our world. The class will focus on the elements of the FFA, and a basic study of soils, plants, and various livestock species. Come learn why agriculture is more than just farming.
Grade Placement: 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS, LVHS, CFC Fall Semester
Ever wondered where the shoes on your feet come from? How about the food on your table? Take this class to learn about the diversity of agriculturein our world. The class will help students expand their leadership and communication skills while furthering knowledge of the effects of agriculture on our world. The class will focus on the elements of the FFA, and a basic study of soils, plants, and various livestock species. Come learn why agriculture is more than just farming.
Livestock Production (LIVEPROD) Credit: 0.5 741142 TDC 741441
Grade Placement: 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS, LVHS, CFC Spring Semester
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Go hog wild!! Enroll in Livestock Production and learn about the impact livestock production has on the U.S. Students will have the opportunity to
learn about careers in the livestock industry, livestock management, nutrition, genetics, reproduction, and common diseases and pests of cattle, swine, lambs, goats, and poultry.
Grade Placement: 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS, LVHS, CFC Spring Semester
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Go hog wild!! Enroll in Livestock Production and learn about the impact livestock production has on the U.S. Students will have the opportunity to
learn about careers in the livestock industry, livestock management, nutrition, genetics, reproduction, and common diseases and pests of cattle, swine, lambs, goats, and poultry.
Equine Science (EQUINSCI) Credit: 0.5 742742 TDC 742741
Grade Placement: 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: LVHS Fall Semester
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Saddle up! Hang on tight and develop knowledge about the importance of the equine industry in Texas and the U.S. Students will study selection,
nutrition, reproduction, handling, and management to prepare for a career in the horse industry.
Grade Placement: 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: LVHS Fall Semester
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Saddle up! Hang on tight and develop knowledge about the importance of the equine industry in Texas and the U.S. Students will study selection,
nutrition, reproduction, handling, and management to prepare for a career in the horse industry.
Wildlife, Fisheries and Ecology Management (WFECGT) Credit: 0.5 743242 TDC 743241
Grade Placement: 10-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS Fall Semester
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Discover the beauty of Texas through this class. Discover knowledge about managing wildlife populations and how species interact with one another. Basic ecological concepts will be studied and applied outside the classroom. Additionally a hunter safety certificate can be earned through this hands on course.
Grade Placement: 10-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS Fall Semester
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Discover the beauty of Texas through this class. Discover knowledge about managing wildlife populations and how species interact with one another. Basic ecological concepts will be studied and applied outside the classroom. Additionally a hunter safety certificate can be earned through this hands on course.
Small Animal Management (SMANIMGT) Credit: 0.5 742542 TDC 742541
Grade Placement: 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS, LVHS Spring Semester
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Small animals are special creatures, whether you are a cat person, a reptile lover or you prefer pocket pets, you will experience it all. Students will
attain knowledge and skills related to animal identification, animal behavior, anatomy, and the care and management of animals ranging from small mammals such as dogs and cats to amphibians and reptiles.
Grade Placement: 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS, LVHS Spring Semester
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Small animals are special creatures, whether you are a cat person, a reptile lover or you prefer pocket pets, you will experience it all. Students will
attain knowledge and skills related to animal identification, animal behavior, anatomy, and the care and management of animals ranging from small mammals such as dogs and cats to amphibians and reptiles.
Veterinary Medical Application (VETMEDAP) Credit: 1.0 743532 TDC 743531
Grade Placement: 11-12 Recommended
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS, LVHS
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Did you know that Calico cats are almost always female? This class will teach you the necessary skills needed for an entry l evel career in veterinary
medicine. This course provides many hands-on learning experiences with small and large animals that include surgery techniques, office
management, ethics, clinical exams, and hospital care.
Grade Placement: 11-12 Recommended
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS, LVHS
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Did you know that Calico cats are almost always female? This class will teach you the necessary skills needed for an entry l evel career in veterinary
medicine. This course provides many hands-on learning experiences with small and large animals that include surgery techniques, office
management, ethics, clinical exams, and hospital care.
Agriculture Mechanics and Metal Technology (AGMECHMT) Credit: 1.0 741232 TDC 741231
Grade Placement: 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS, LVHS
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Do you like working in a hands-on environment? This class may be the right choice for you. Students will actively learn tool operation, electrical
wiring, plumbing, carpentry, and metal working techniques as related to the agricultural industry. Students will also learn to use the cutting torch and
MIG welders laying a foundation of useful skills for the future.
Grade Placement: 9-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: CHS, LVHS
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
Do you like working in a hands-on environment? This class may be the right choice for you. Students will actively learn tool operation, electrical
wiring, plumbing, carpentry, and metal working techniques as related to the agricultural industry. Students will also learn to use the cutting torch and
MIG welders laying a foundation of useful skills for the future.
Agricultural Mechanics I (Welding) Credit: 2.0 735032 TDC 735031
• Ag Mechanics & Metal Tech (AGMECHMT)
• Ag Power Systems (AGPOWSYS)
Grade Placement: 10-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: WTTC (CHS, LVHS)
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
This is a hands-on classroom/ laboratory/shop course designed to develop student skills in basic agricultural mechanics (welding). Students will beintroduced to the world of welding through basic theory in the classroom and actual hands-on experience in the laboratory/shop area. This course will cover SMAW (arc welding), GMAW (MIG or wire welding) and oxyacetylene welding; along with blueprints, tool identification and safety in the shop. Emphasis will be placed on the design and construction of a small metal project. This course is taught at West Texas Training Center. Transportation will be provided from CHS and LVHS.
• Ag Mechanics & Metal Tech (AGMECHMT)
• Ag Power Systems (AGPOWSYS)
Grade Placement: 10-12
Prerequisite: None
Site: WTTC (CHS, LVHS)
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
This is a hands-on classroom/ laboratory/shop course designed to develop student skills in basic agricultural mechanics (welding). Students will beintroduced to the world of welding through basic theory in the classroom and actual hands-on experience in the laboratory/shop area. This course will cover SMAW (arc welding), GMAW (MIG or wire welding) and oxyacetylene welding; along with blueprints, tool identification and safety in the shop. Emphasis will be placed on the design and construction of a small metal project. This course is taught at West Texas Training Center. Transportation will be provided from CHS and LVHS.
Agricultural Mechanics II (Welding II) (AGFDFAB) Credit: 2.0 735132 TDC735131
Grade Placement: 10-12
Prerequisite: Welding, Ag Mechanics & Metal Technology or Ag Mechanics I
Site: WTTC (CHS, LVHS)
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
This course is a continuation of agricultural mechanics (Welding) I. Students will be introduced to more critical welding processes and applications. This course will cover SMAW (arc welding), GMAW (MIG or wire welding) as well as GTAW (TIG welding). Students will be working with more challenging metals such as aluminum and stainless steel. Emphasis will be placed on designing and constructing larger and more challenging metal projects. This course is taught at West Texas Training Center. Transportation will be provided from CHS and LVHS.
Grade Placement: 10-12
Prerequisite: Welding, Ag Mechanics & Metal Technology or Ag Mechanics I
Site: WTTC (CHS, LVHS)
Technical Dual Credit (11-12 only)
This course is a continuation of agricultural mechanics (Welding) I. Students will be introduced to more critical welding processes and applications. This course will cover SMAW (arc welding), GMAW (MIG or wire welding) as well as GTAW (TIG welding). Students will be working with more challenging metals such as aluminum and stainless steel. Emphasis will be placed on designing and constructing larger and more challenging metal projects. This course is taught at West Texas Training Center. Transportation will be provided from CHS and LVHS.
Advanced Agricultural Mechanics (PRACAFNR) Credit: 2.0 735232
Grade Placement: 11-12
Prerequisite: Ag Mechanics II
Site: WTTC (CHS, LVHS)
This is a project-based learning experience developed by a student or group of students, teacher, and an interdisciplinary mentor team. The project
provides opportunities for an in-depth study of at least one aspect of the agricultural science and technology area. The student or group demonstrates the ability to utilize a variety of resources, advanced technology, and communication skills in the development and presentation of the project. This course is taught at West Texas Training Center. Transportation will be provided from CHS and LVHS.
Grade Placement: 11-12
Prerequisite: Ag Mechanics II
Site: WTTC (CHS, LVHS)
This is a project-based learning experience developed by a student or group of students, teacher, and an interdisciplinary mentor team. The project
provides opportunities for an in-depth study of at least one aspect of the agricultural science and technology area. The student or group demonstrates the ability to utilize a variety of resources, advanced technology, and communication skills in the development and presentation of the project. This course is taught at West Texas Training Center. Transportation will be provided from CHS and LVHS.
