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Snow Canyon High SchoolComputer Aided Drafting Disclosure Statement

Instructor: Starla Beine 435-634-1967 sbeine@schsmail.net

Course DescriptionDesign your dream home!This is a beginning program designed to assist students with the designing, drawing and readingof architectural plans. We will use ArchiCAD building modeling software to design these homes.The students will learn about the history of architecture, basic computer aided drafting (CAD)skills, architectural styles and forms, how to draw a complete set of house plans and draftingcareers.

GradingTest = 20%Daily Participation = 10%Bell Work = 10%Homework = 10%Projects = 50%

How to get 100% on your participation grade everyday:

1. Be in your seat when the bell rings working on your bell assignment.

2. Follow all class procedures.3. Follow Snow Canyon High School Rules.

4. Follow instructions for completing the assignment.

A 93 - 100 B- 80 82 D+ 67 - 69

A- 90 - 92 C+ 77 79 D 63 - 66

B+ 87 - 89 C 73 76 D- 60 - 62

B 83 - 86 C- 70 72 F Below 60

Procedure for saving workThe computers in the CAD lab have a program called Deep Freeze installed on them. DeepFreeze deletes everything that is saved on the hard drive. Each student has his/her own personaldrive to save their work. Students must save their work on their personal drive. I recommend thatstudents save their work on a thumb drive as well.

SELECTING SAVE WILL NOT SAVE YOUR WORK!

Make-up Work, Citizenship and AttendanceBasic class policy will follow District and School policy. Students that are excused can make-upmissed work within one week. However, daily participation points can only be made-up before orafter school.

Tardy PolicyClass tardy policy will follow SCHS tardy policy. Students are expected to be in their seatsworking on their bell work when the tardy bell rings. Bell work will not be handed out to studentswho arrive to class after the tardy bell rings.

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Disciplinary ProceduresStudents are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that is in accordance with schoolpolicies in which their behavior will not have a negative effect on the progress of the classcurriculum or hinder the learning opportunities of themselves or other students in the class.Depending on the severity of the offense, the teacher has the right to skip any of the followingconsequence steps at her discretion.

First offense: verbal warningSecond offense: verbal warning and 10 participation points deductionThird offense: additional 10 participations deduction and parental contactForth offense: discipline referral

Internet/Computer UseAll students must familiarize themselves with the WCSD Acceptable Use Policy. Failure to complywith the policies related to computer and internet use may result in revocation of the internet andcomputer privileges may result in removal from the class, and/or disciplinary action.

Academic DishonestyCheating is a direct contradiction to our mission at SCHS and will not be tolerated. If a student iscaught cheating on an assignment(s), the student will receive an F on that assignment(s). If a

student is caught altering grades for himself or for anther student by request, the students willreceive a NC (no credit for the classes in which the grades were altered.

Student Name ________________________ Class Period _______ Date _________

Student Signature______________________

Parent Signature _______________________