Welcome to Battlefield HS. Center for Information Technology

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1 Welcome to Battlefield HS Center for Information Technology

2 Outstanding SAT scores

3 Create your opportunities by joining the Battlefield High School Information Technology Specialty Program

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5 Potential Industry Certifications CCNA (Cisco) ICND1 (Cisco) CIW (Web Tech) Oracle (Database)

6 Dual Enrollment Students receive high school and college credit for taking one course College Credit Through Northern Virginia Community College Manassas Available to Juniors, Seniors, and highly qualified sophomores Entrance exams are required FREE!

7 AP Courses Available AP English 11 & 12 AP French AP Spanish AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Physics AP Statistics AP Calculus AB/BC AP Computer Science A AP US History AP World History AP US Government AP Studio Art 2-D Design AP Studio Art Drawing You can be an AP Scholar at Battlefield and also take IT and STEM courses

8 Advanced Placement Scores AP Art Mrs. Burns 100% AP Calculus AB Mr. King 70% AP Calculus BC Mrs. Mae 89% AP Computer Sci Mr. Meermans 87% * National average 57%

9 2014 Cyber Security Teams VA Governor s Cybersecurity Cup - 3 rd place Cyber Patriot 16 th place in nation

10 ZERO Robotics team 1 st place in NATION Simulation contest in 2013 and 2011

11 By Lauren Pierson

12 The art program is fantastic! 2014 Water Art Invitational Best in Show 2013 Congressional Art Show Best in Show

13 Sue Choi

14 Robotics Team 2012 FTC World Championships (Pictured with trophy at Virginia state championship)

15 FRC Robotics Chairman s Award Washington DC 2015, 2014, 2013 & Virginia Regional 2012

16 Students have refurbished and given away more then 500 computers during the past four years through the VA STAR program.

17 When applying for the IT program you will need to choose an area of study

18 Areas of Study - Interactive media - Network Systems - Programming & Database Management - Project Lead the Way (not listed under IT)

19 Freshmen have five choices for their classes, depending on the path they choose IT Fundamentals IT Graphic Design Advanced Computer Math Introduction to Engineering Design (PLTW) Challenges of Engineering / Robotics (must have completed geometry)

20 IT Fundamentals Mrs. Stephanie Evers Mr. Tom Metts

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22 Networking

23 IT Fundamentals Introductory course in Information Technology Exploratory format encompassing several areas of technology so students discover their areas of interest and talent. Computer maintenance and upgrading Networking Programming Database Web Page Design Microsoft Office

24 Virginia STAR Program BEST Club Students clean, repair and upgrade donated computers and donate to needy families and schools. Over 500 computers have been donated. 36 computers donated to Quarles Elementary last month Receive grant money from VA STAR and Spark Foundation

25 Network Design and Engineering 1-2 Cisco Networking Academy Same curriculum professionals in industry learn Dual Enrollment credit through Northern Virginia Community College available for a fee. (4 credits per semester) Weighted high school credit (full credit) Mixture of content-based instruction and hands-on activities on Cisco routers and using simulated networks with Packet Tracer.

26 Network Design and Engineering 3-4 Continuation of Cisco Networking Academy Dual Enrollment also available (4 credits per semester) Certification opportunities: ICND 1 exam for CCENT Certification ICND 2 exam for CCNA Certification (following all 4 semesters) OR: CCNA: Routing and Switching

27 Students learn from a combination of content-based curriculum and hands-on learning experiences using Cisco routers and switches. Virtual labs are completed using the Packet Tracer program.

28 Bureau of Labor Statistics The IT field is still growing. According to the U.S. Occupational Outlook Handbook, , network and computer systems administrator jobs should increase 27 percent between , more than double the average job growth. Video communications traffic, including video over instant messaging and video calling will increase ten-fold through 2013.* In the next five years, the demand for wireless network specialists is expected to double.** The demand for network security specialists is expected to grow 80% and voice network specialists by 70%.** * Cisco Visual Networking Index: Forecast and Methodology, ** June 2008, Forrester Consulting survey commissioned by Cisco

29 Advanced Computer Math Mr. Brian Meermans Mrs. Bethany Houser

30 Computer Science Course Sequence Advanced Computer Math AP Computer Science A Computer Science AB Advanced Computer Studies

31 Why Computer Science?

32 Want to stand out for college?

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34 Advanced Computer Math Taught in Java, with a Scratch Intro. Teaches the basics of programming syntax, design, and algorithms. Mixture of graphics at times as well as text-output programs.

35 AP Computer Science Java with AP Exam More in Depth Stress on Object-Oriented Programming Simulate real world events and objects

36 Computer Science AB Dynamic Data Structures Stress Efficiency and Design Special topics in Algorithm Analysis Other Programming Languages

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38 Project Lead the Way Mr. George Bishop Mr. Paul Lahann Note: Students may NOT transfer to Battlefield for PLTW

39 Design Process used in IED 1. Define the Problem 2. Generate Concepts 3. Develop a Solution 4. Construct and Test a Prototype 5. Evaluate the Solution 6. Present the Solution This design process was developed based on the University of Maryland - College Park - IRB Research Project

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41 Project Lead the Way (new ) Hands on approach to learning the basics of engineering Plans include adding a course each year Intro to Engineering Design Principles of Engineering Digital Electronics Engineering Design and Development

42 Engineering Explorations and Robotics Professor Gail Drake Mr. Paul Lahann

43 Welcome to Battlefield s IT Night 5-Nov-2015

44 Engineering Explorations and Robotics Engineering Design Process Design, Build and Program FTC Robots Electrical Engineering Principals OpenSCAD a Derby Car, Develop Electronics and 3D Print Car

45 DATABASE Design and Management Analyze Business Understand Needs to Operate Build Databases Learn SQL

46 Mrs. Maureen Goetz Graphic Arts

47 Jeff Kelso 15

48 IT Graphic Design

49 Interactive Media Courses include: IT Graphic Design IT Computer Graphics I (Adobe Photoshop) IT Computer Graphics II (Adobe Illustrator & InDesign) Multimedia Software Design I (Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash) Photography I & II (Adobe Photoshop) AP Studio Art (2-D Design) AP Studio Art (Drawing)

50 Additional IT/STEM courses Engineering Explorations / Robotics I Engineering Analysis and Applications II / Robotics II Sustainable and Renewable Technologies AP Calculus AP Statistics AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Physics AP Environmental Science

51 Students are encouraged to mix and match courses from different paths Must take at least one core IT class each year May move between paths if prerequisites have been met

52 Additional course info is available online - Written descriptions - Videos - Syllabi - PWCS catalog

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54 Interactive media with a drawing focus Suggested options for students applying as university art majors 9 th IT Graphic Design 10 th IT Computer Graphics I 11 th IT Computer Graphics II Art Portfolio Prep 12 th IT Multimedia I AP 2-D Design

55 Interactive Media with a photography concentration Suggested options for students considering taking university photography courses 9 th IT Graphic Design 10 th IT Computer Graphics I 11 th IT Computer Graphics II Photo I 12 th IT Multimedia I Photo II

56 Interactive media with drawing and photography Suggested options for students considering taking university art courses 9 th IT Graphic Design 10 th IT Computer Graphics I 11 th IT Computer Graphics II Photography I or Art Portfolio Prep 12 th IT Multimedia I Photography I or Art Portfolio Prep

57 Courses for a student seeking an overview of interactive media 9 th IT Graphic Design 10 th IT Computer Graphics I 11 th IT Computer Graphics II 12 th IT Multimedia I

58 Information Technology / STEM General Studies IT / STEM Science Math 9 th Adv Computer Math or IT Fundamentals Pre AP Bio Pre AP Geometry 10 th IT Web Tech Pre AP Chemistry Algebra II/Trig 11 th Networking I/II Robotics I AP Chemistry Functions./Analytical Geometry 12 th IT Database Renewable Energy AP Physics AP Calculus AB

59 Networking IT / STEM Science Math 9 th IT Fundamentals Pre AP Bio Pre AP Geometry 10 th Networking I/II Pre AP Chemistry Algebra II/Trig 11 th Networking III/IV AP Chemistry Functions./Analytical Geometry 12 th IT Programming AP Physics AP Calculus AB

60 Programming IT / STEM Science Math 9 th Advanced Computer Math Pre AP Bio Pre AP Geometry 10 th AP Computer Science A Pre AP Chemistry Algebra II/Trig 11 th Computer Science AB Database AP Chemistry Functions./Analytical Geometry 12 th Computer Studies IT Programming AP Physics AP Calculus AB AP Statistics

61 Engineering IT / STEM Science Math 9 th Intro to Engineering Design (PLTW) Pre AP Bio Pre AP Geometry 10 th Principles of Engineering (PLTW) Pre AP Chemistry Algebra II/Trig 11 th Digital Electronics (PLTW) Robotics I 12 th Engineering Design and Development (PLTW) Renewable Energy AP Chemistry AP Physics Functions./Analytical Geometry AP Calculus AB

62 Environmental Science IT / STEM Science Math 9 th IT Fundamentals Pre AP Bio Pre AP Geometry 10 th Advanced Computer Math Pre AP Chemistry Algebra II/Trig 11 th Renewable Energy AP Chemistry AP Biology Functions./Analytical Geometry 12 th Database AP Environmental Science AP Calculus AB AP Statistics

63 Other items you should know

64 If you wish to register for Project Lead the Way, it is separate on the application from the Battlefield IT/STEM specialty program. Transfer students are not eligible for Project Lead the Way.

65 Advanced Computer Math (For Programming Path) Students are highly recommended to have an A in Algebra I or be enrolled in geometry to enroll in the course Class includes a ½ weight for the GPA

66 FTC Robotics FTC robotics is only available if you are in the Challenges of Engineering class Prerequisite for class Must have completed geometry $150 competition fee Additional time required after school Minimum of four weekends in competitions and assisting with competitions

67 Teams compete in the FTC super regional in PA

68 Dual Enrollment with NVCC Web Technology Advanced Web Technology Database Design & Management Advanced Database Design & Management Computer Network Hardware Operations I/II Computer Network Hardware Operations III/IV Government English 12

69 Weighted Credit IT Courses Adv. Computer Math (.5) AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC AP Computer Science A AP Computer Science AB AP Studio Art (2-D Design) AP Studio Art (Drawing) IT Web Tech DE (.5) IT Programming DE (.5) Adv Database Design & Management Database Design & Management Network Design & Engineering I/II Network Design & Engineering III/IV

70 The Virtual High Many specialty program students take VHS course(s) to achieve desired scheduling flexibility for electives. HPE and Econ / Finance are popular but other courses can be taken. Offers both rigor and flexibility. Real PWCS instructors maintain daily office hours and teach live lessons. Blended format with in person midterm and final exams. 22 full credit courses. Semester length fall and spring 6 weeks in summer. Summer session: Students work approx. 4-6 hours per day. In HPE hours are divided between online and physical fitness. Drivers education is separate component required for HPE II. Daily Internet access is required. Work from any location. *Learn more at the VHS website: session schedules, course descriptions, tuition info. & online enrollment: virtualhigh.schools.pwcs.edu

71 Do I qualify for the program? How to I sign up??

72 To Be Eligible for Battlefield s IT Program Must live in the Battlefield base attendance area or be chosen from those interested from outside of the attendance zone (lottery) 2.4 GPA (first semester report card) Interest in technology Good behavior and attendance Submit online application by Feb 1 st Acceptance upon the condition that grades, behavior and attendance remain in good standing

73 Lottery Process Students who successfully meet the criteria of the application, and would like to attend the Battlefield IT program but live outside the attendance zone will be chosen at random The number of transfer students will be determined by the number of available slots in each path.

74 Timelines Online application is due FEB 1 Students are notified of acceptance FEB 23 - Letters mailed or electronic method of notification

75 Transportation Express transportation will be provided for the transfer students (typically pickup points are middle and elementary schools) Express stops change each year and are not guaranteed. Stops are normally created when there are 6 or more students for a stop

76 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM BATTLEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL POSSIBLE EXPRESS BUS STOPS STOP # STOP # ALVEY ELEMENTARY 45 MT. VIEW ELEMENTARY 36 ALVEY'S STORE 71 MULLEN ELEMENTARY 31 BENNETT ELEMENTARY 24 NOKESVILLE SCHOOL 32 BRISTOW RUN ELEMENTARY 34 PARKSIDE MIDDLE 46 BUCKLAND MILLS ELEMENTARY 76 PINEY BRANCH ELEMENTARY 80 BULL RUN MIDDLE 39 REAGAN MIDDLE 81 CEDAR POINT ELEMENTARY 33 SIGNAL HILL ELEMENTARY 42 ELLIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 64 SINCLAIR ELEMENTARY 27 GAINESVILLE MIDDLE 77 STONEWALL MIDDLE 29 GLENKIRK ELEMENTARY 73 SUDLEY ELEMENTARY 30 GRAVELY ELEMENTARY 47 T. CLAY WOOD ELEMENTARY 25 JAMES LONG PARK 37 TYLER ELEMENTARY 35 LAKE JACKSON FIRE DEPARTMENT 23 VICTORY ELEMENTARY 74 LOCH LOMOND ELEMENTARY 26 WESTGATE ELEMENTARY 28 MARSTELLER MIDDLE 40 YORKSHIRE ELEMENTARY 44

77 Sample Express Bus Stop Times School Pickup Time Bennett Elementary 5:57 Glenkirk Elementary 6:33 Signal Hill Elementary 6:06 Stonewall Middle 5:51 Victory Elementary 6:24

78 IT / STEM Medals Standard Certificate & silver medal Minimum overall 2.0 GPA Five IT / STEM core courses No grade below 2.0 in any IT / STEM class Submit Portfolio of work from each IT / STEM class Submit resume during senior year Advanced Certificate & gold medal Minimum overall 3.0 GPA Seven IT or STEM courses / At least one core class per year No grade below 3.0 in any IT / STEM class Submit Portfolio of work from each IT / STEM class Submit resume during senior year

79 For more info visit the Battlefield Fusion page

80 More Information? Mr. Joseph Huddle IT Program Coordinator Battlefield HS