Career and Technology Courses

  Webb is proud to offer the following classes and programs for students:

Keyboarding - (Required Class)Studentslearn the basics of Typing and must meet Word Per Minute requirement to receive passing grade.

Technology Education – Students will be introduced to different sections of Technology including but not limited to:
· Power & Electricity - Learn about electricity, power, and Build a flashlight and a working circuit.
· Design – Design your own car or bridge
· Construction – wooden projects
· Transportation – Learn about the different types of transportation and even race the car you built
· Communication – Learn how radios and cell phone systems work
· Computer Hardware – Learn the parts of a computer and how each part works
· Computer Software – Introduction to Microsoft Paint, Word, Excel and PowerPoint
· Career studies – Learn what jobs are available and what they pay if you work with technology
· Internet Research – Learn more about researching information on the internet including internet safety

Computer Applications – To take this class, students must have completed one semester of Technology Education. In this Class you will learn more about technology as it relates to computers.
· The Students will determine their areas of study: Below is a list of some possible areas.
· Create your own music CDs
· IPODS and MP3’s
· Digital Cameras, how they work and related projects
· Basic html used for webpage design
· Making CAT-5 cables and networking computers
· Power Point presentations including internet research
· Computer Repair
· Wireless communications
· Building your own computer


Skills for living - Students learn the Skills they will need for life. Examples include cooking, maintaining a budget, career investigations and saving money.

Dell Tecknow - After school class, students learn how to work on computers including hardware and software. By the end of the class students will receive a free computer. Class is after school on Wednesday and Thursday for 2 hours for a total of 40 hours.