Engineering & Project Lead the Way

Engineering Is Engineering in Your Future?

Do you enjoy solving problems?

Are you naturally curious about math and science?

If so, the Career Center’s Engineering Program might be the perfect fit. Engineering is a rapidly growing field nationwide, promising high-demand, high-paying careers across a vast array of industries.Our courses are designed to be both broad and rigorous, providing a wealth of hands-on experience.

Starting with our Introduction to Engineering Design class for freshmen, we teach foundational skills that prepare students for advanced study. Our program includes diverse courses covering mechanics, materials science, digital electronics, computer-aided design (CAD), computer integrated manufacturing, and mechatronics.

Students don’t just sit and listen; they work like real engineers, individually and in teams, to tackle complex challenges. They might design a ping pong ball shooter, analyze the failure points of a model bridge, or learn advanced 3D computer modeling. It’s challenging, engaging work, but with one serious purpose: to teach students how engineers think—systematically and creatively—to solve real-world problems. Through these projects, students will develop the essential competencies of an engineer: a foundation in strong analytical thinking, skillful and creative problem-solving, and an uncompromising attention to detail.

Just as important, our curriculum emphasizes vital professional skills, including clear communication, effective teamwork, practical project management, foundational leadership, and the adaptability required for continuous learning in a dynamic field.

Engineering Courses include:

Technology and Engineering Foundations

Introduction to Engineering Design

Principles of Engineering

Technical Drawing

Digital Electronics

Mechatronics 1&2

(Updated 10/30/25)