Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math

Industry SectorsFranklin High School

Information Technology

Computer Science Exploring Computer Science ♦AP Computer Science Principles ♦ ◙AP Computer Science A ♦ ◙Web Design & Development OR Internet Engineering (10 credits) ♦

Animation

Engineering DesignComputer Aided Drafting (CAD) ◙Principles of Engineering A ♦Engineering Design A ♦Engineering Design B ♦

Design Arts Digital Art & Graphic Design 1 ♦ ◙Digital Art & Graphic Design 2 ♦ ◙Adv Graphic Communications ♦Adv Graphic Communications ♦ OR AP Studio Art: 2D Design ♦ ◙

Engineering Technology

Digital Media Digital Media Arts 1 (filmmaking) ♦ Digital Media Arts 2 (filmmaking) ♦ ◙ OR Audio Production 1 Broadcast Production (20 credits) ♦ ◙

Animation 1 ♦ Animation 2 ♦ ◙Advanced Animation ♦Advanced Animation ♦ OR AP Studio Art: Drawing ♦ ◙

Engineering & Architecture Graphic Design Media Production

♦ UC “a-g” approved course◙ Earn College Credit

To complete the STEAM program and receive a cord for graduation, students must:Complete the required courses for selected industry sector above. Courses should be taken in the order listed. (40 credits required) All courses are 10 credits each with exceptions noted above. (Students who complete 30 credits designated a High Quality Pathway also earn CTE Certificate.)Fulfill the Franklin High School Community Service requirement at each grade level. (25 hours per year for 4 years)Participate in STEAM activities (leadership development, college/career field trips, competitions, mentorships and internships).Maintain good standing in the academy according to the academy contract.

*Internships: All STEAM students interested in the Help Desk Internship must pass Advanced Computers AND complete the Help Desk Standards for Internship Preparation prior to the end of Quarter 3 of their Junior Year.

**Schedule conflicts will be addressed by the sector coordinator and program counselor on an individual basis. Revised 12/2019

Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) ◙ Principles of Engineering A ♦RoboticsPrinciples of Engineering B ♦