Wayne Carley 478.319.7177 |
Curriculum and STEM classes / lectures available On campus STEM instruction of science, technology, engineering and math with hands on activities as well as in-depth conversation regarding STEM careers and the preparation required. How to incorporate STEM into the classroom and current curriculum. Classes range from one hour to multi-day. Grade level appropriate K-Adult. Activities, demonstrations, visual aids and lecture The creative process. Breaking down and understanding S.T.E.M. Classroom discipline and optional approaches. A variety of curriculum's are available based on grade level, grades 1-Adult.
Writing and development of curriculum. Real life applications. On site visual demonstration is available using state of the art, one of a kind software programs. Introduction to flight Aerodynamics / Bernoulli's principle Sectional chart interpretation FAA laws and airspace overview Careers in aviation Rocketry Build and fly Principles of rocket flight |
Space technologies How GPS works Satellites and orbital paths Propulsion systems New private corporate space flight Einstein’s general theories Fabric of space and time theories The nature of the universe Understanding UAS (Drone) technology Carbon fiber applications Composite plastics and 3-D printing technology Remote electronic communications Career opportunities using UAS (unmanned aerial systems Public safety and service uses Computer construction Components, software Build a computer from ordered components Hands-on student computer construction Evaluation of appropriate components based on use Ongoing technical support Introduction to Binary coding STEM Magazine, a personalized version Unlimited monthly distribution of a personalized version of STEM Magazine as your STEM platform of communications. |
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