Engineering Pathway - Colorado Advanced Manufacturing Careers

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Advanced
Manufacturing
ICAP Series
Pathway: Engineering
Jobs Include:
Marine Engineer
Electrical Systems Designer
Industrial Engineering Technician
Electro-Mechanical Engineer
Mechatronics Engineer
Automation Engineer
Solar Energy Systems Engineers
The General Purpose
Engineers imagine.
Before things are made; things are conceived. Engineers, who are in manufacturing, design things,
trouble-shoot concepts and analyze thoughts into real schemes or parts of a whole.
Engineers have the ability to tell when something is wrong or is likely to go wrong. Engineering uses logic
to see the strengths and weaknesses of new solutions or conclusions. It doesn’t have to be solving the
problem, but engineering recognizes there is or would be a problem or a better way forward.
The work can focus on production processes, quality control, costs, and other techniques for maximizing
the effective manufacture and distribution of goods. Engineers apply data and predictions of physical
laws and the interrelationships of numbers, fluids, materials, atmospheric dynamics, and mechanical,
electrical, and atomic structures in order to get work done.
Generalized Work Activities
1.
2.
3.
4.
Preparing–System layouts, detailed drawings and schematics
Designing and overseeing - Tests, installations and reviews which may exploit multi-dimensional graphic visuals
Maintaining contact and reporting for - contractors and clients to ensure completion of work at minimum cost
Studying - regulatory bodies to ensure repairs and alterations are on time, inexpensive and consistent with safety.
Some Examples of Colorado Engineering Jobs and Salaries:
1. Military:
US Navy
2. Rural Corporate: Sol Merit, LLC
3. Urban Corporate: Banyon Industries
Career & Technical Education
Marine Engineer
Solar Design Supervisor
Electro-mechanical Engineer
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$89,000 (travel, leadership)
$73,000 (Trinidad, outdoors)
$153,000 (Gr. Junction, tech)
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Advanced
Manufacturing
ICAP Series
ICAP: Manufacturing Engineering Path
8th grade
Short Term Goal: Discovery
of my Talents, Choices, Networks and $’s
My Interests and Ability Explorations
a. Ever since I can remember, what do I do well? What does my family agree I do well?
b. Which of the “What is interesting to me” tools do I like using the best?
c. What new careers excite me?
My Career Explorations
a. Going outside of school, what 3 or 4 career fairs or interviews impressed me?
b. What job tools do I want to play with or use when I graduate? (e.g. Radar, Excel, GPS)
c. How do people get their work accomplished?
My Academic Management
a. When I look at my grades over the past years, what do I do well and what do I resist?
b. Where would I like to play and learn next either through work or more study?
c. How is picking my future high school’s courses and opportunities going to help me?
My Financial Plan
a. How can I plant a seed of small money which can grow?
b. Where are other sources of potential funding available for where I am going?
c. What do I need to know about how money behaves?
(My Helpful Network)
a. Who did I meet this week who does what I may want to do for a career?
b. Who did I meet this week who may help me get where I am headed?
c. What will I write as a note to remember their significance to me?
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Date
My Interest and Ability
Explorations
Reflection
Proof
September 30 2009
Take District Interest Inventory
I see problems well. Survey says I am
good at logic, planning and writing.
My Survey
Results
October 15 2009
Take ASVAB Interest Inventory for free via US
Army (of One)
I was very high at verifying info, coding
and categorizing the “same or related
things.” I see the relationships between
different topics.
My ASVAB
Survey Results
December 15 2009
Complete seeing 20 fun job videos
I liked scientific jobs. Manufacturing and
making things segments were dangerous
looking.
The www.links
to my top 20
occupation
videos
February 15 2010
Open my account on College in Colorado and
spend every Tuesday for 30 minutes exploring
the interest inventories and occupation videos
This website is pretty easy to play with.
Am I allowed to visit the job sites without
a teacher? I keep discovering that I
bookmark the articles, sites and interests
that do planning and organization!
Counselor
signature that
my account is
in place and
functional
Date
My Career Explorations
Reflections
Proof
November 15 2009
Attended Region 5 Career Fair with 300
businesses present
The best part of the fair was when a
woman from Wolf Robotics demonstrated
4D graphic computing.
The signature of
parent and
counselor for
attendance on file.
December 6 2009
Attended the Makers Faire
This was fun but I don’t want to do any
“making.”
The signature of
homeroom teacher
on file.
City Planner Mentor Visitor
The two people from City Hall showed us
how they set traffic light patterns in order to
avoid congestion. I think I could help them
if it meant my Mom would get home from
work faster.
The signature of
counselor on file.
Got a Job Shadowing visit with Coca
Cola bottling plant
Spent a day with Mr. Narth. His job is to
design an expansion of the production floor
so that 33% more bottles of Coke are
generated. He doesn’t even see the bottles
or the trucks. He just works on his
computer and goes to meetings with
people who will pay for and use his design.
It was an ok kind of day.
Job shadow visa
signed by both
business and
school counselor
on file.
April 15 2010
April 25 2010
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Date
My Academic Management
Reflection
Proof
Academic Advising
October 30 2009
Meeting with Academic Advisor to review my
elementary school and 7th grade scores and
my interest inventory from September this
year. Reviewed my choices for classes here at
Mason Middle School and next year’s
academic menu at Ballard High School.
I good at math and science classes. I like it
when the projects ask me to work alone. I
love seeing the “whole” and enjoy playing
with the “parts.”
Signature of
advisor on file
Core Academic Courses
Mrs. Thomas said that if I get an A or B in
Pre-Algebra I can start getting college
credit for Algebra classes in 9th grade. My
Mom was happy.
Electives Courses
August 22 2009
Course
transcript
record
Core Career and Technical Courses
On Campus Tours
Front Range professors were so involved in
projects and seemed really interested in the
new circuits tools when they arrived by
semi. We unloaded them, too.
Community Colleges:
Aims CC
December 1-10 2009
Front Range CC
The sophomore guides at University of
Denver told me that most students have
laptops. Class is only M-W-F for Math. That
is hard to study for. FOCUS!
4 Year University:
University of Northern Colorado
Signature of
advisor on file
University of Denver
Visit to next year’s Ballard H. S.
a)
January 8 2010
b)
c)
Walk about campus and do 2 class guest
passes
Student- 2- Student lunch
15 minute visit with counseling office to:
ID classes for next 4 year consideration,
Learn required pre-requisite classes
Learn HS graduation choices
Applied Academic Learning Experience
March 8 2010
Odyssey of the Mind Competition: Laser
Design to Detect Fire
And
We lost. But so did 55 other districts which
got into competition. The reason for our
loss was the assumption that laser was
strong enough to “see” through smoke. It
was more than a battery problem. It was a
design problem.
The Boys and Girls Club project was
much more challenging than I expected.
We had to design and build a bridge from
the park to the parking lot with an architect.
Boys and Girls Club
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I learned that HS has many different
choices and so friends are split up. I
learned that I can get out of high school
sooner if I pick classes required and take a
few exit exam practices in a variety of
profession/college categories.
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Signature of
advisor on file
Signature of
advisor on file
DATE
My Financial Plan
Reflection
Proof
May 15 2010
I opened a checking account at First Bank.
Bank Account Manager showed me the
Rule of 72. I hope I can wait 7 years!
Bank statement
May 22 2010
My Dad opened a 529 Colorado account.
What if I don’t go to College? I think they
are expecting I will someday.
College Invest
529 Savings
Plan
I want one of the scholarships. My Mom
would be proud!
Middle School
counselor
signature
Next year’s High School Counselor visited
our class and gave out swag bags for our
Middle School “graduation.”
May 28 2010
We got a thumb drive with the HS logo on it
(!) and a list of local scholarships given out in
high school for students who earn grade
point averages and work hard.
My Career Network
Last
Name
First
Name
Company
e-Mail
Comments
Bragg
Mickele
Geotech
MickeleB@geotechenv.com
Runs internships for Geotech and has a nice dog!
Lee
Mary
CDE
lee_m@cde.state.co.us
Tracks all Colorado scholarships. Her brother
goes to AIMS like my cousin.
Runs student learning gaming tool for all kids with
a District 51 password.
Larson
Brent
School District
51
blarson@district51.co.us
Martin
John
Warren Tech
jrmartin@jeffco.k.12.co.us
Could give me mentor if I later need help in an
engineering job
King
Steven
Mile High United
Way
Steve.King@UnitedWayDenver.org
Was nice to me during Odyssey of the Mind.
margaritte.allen@gmail.com
Banker at First Bank who gave me a free
SAVINGS account after CHECKING account. She
knew I was scared and made me laugh about
putting my $215.00 in the bank.
Allen
Margaritte
First Bank
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Was the kind judge to our team at Odyssey of the
Mind.
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Advanced
Manufacturing
ICAP Series
ICAP: Manufacturing Engineering Path
9th grade
Short Term Goal:
Research
of my Talents, Choices, Networks and $’s
My Interests and Ability Explorations
a. What connections can I make between what I do in school and what I do for my career?
My Career Explorations
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Going outside of school, who can I shadow for a few days that do things of interest to me?
What unpaid internships or longer project based-experiences on a real job can I try?
Who can help me find internships? Where do I look?
How do my beliefs fuel decisions?
How do people get their work accomplished? What tools do they use? Where do they network?
My Academic Management
a. Is school about doing time in class or more about learning things deeply which is valuable?
b. How do I practice resisting giving up when I fail at something?
c. What in me can get mentally stronger and more persistent when I struggle to master difficult
subjects and skills?
d. How do I judge my progress and see gains in my peers?
e. What do employers expect me to know and be able to do?
My Financial Plan
a. What is involved in getting a bank loan or line of credit? How does insurance work?
b. Where are other sources of potential funding for where I am going?
c. Who have I chosen as my financial planner now?
(My Helpful Network)
a. Who did I meet this week that does what I may want to do for a career?
b. Who did I meet this week that may help me get where I am headed?
c. What will I write as a note to remember their significance to me?
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My Interest and Ability
Explorations
Date
Reflection
Proof
Analyze my District Interest Inventory with:
 JUMPSTART counselor
 Job Corps Counselor
September 20 2010
 Chamber of Commerce VP
 CAMA/The EDGE/CACI representatives
Survey says I am good at logic,
planning and design. Everyone was just
My Survey
telling us about how much money this
Results and
skill can give me! No one got me too
business cards
confused. Just showed me job paths in
for my network.
any industry. Sounds like logic and
planning pays off.
 US Navy outreach officer
1. Go to CWDC or CCCS website to pull down
logistic related jobs in Colorado.
2.
October 15 2010
Charted four things needed for a job
interview:
The chart I made shows me one thing
pretty clearly. Experience and strong
education proof gives me a monthly
salary ranging between $75,000$80,000 before my third year of work!
My top jobs
worksheet.
Complete seeing 20 fun manufacturing job
videos
I think that the jobs that I like best are
the ones that have a variety of things
that happen each day. I think the people
who work for Lincoln Electric in the
videos though were the adventure
seekers. Me…not that much.
The www.links
to my top 20
occupation
videos.
Every Tuesday for 30 minutes exploring my
interests, career paths, and job videos on
College in Colorado (CIC).
When I click on the EXPLORE button it
feels like I could drown in choices. When
I don’t know what looks like a good fit I
remember to look at the reviews from
teachers, Odyssey judge, Boys and Girls
Club Leader, and my interest
inventories. What I think about doing is
different than what my friends want to
do. Is this going to make me lonely?
Counselor
signature that
my CIC
account is in
place and
functional.
a. Skills Needed
b. Academic and Education Training Cert.
c. Expected Salary by When (benefits, etc.)
d. Prior Experience Expected
December 15 2010
February 15 2011
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Date
My Career Explorations
Reflection
Proof
November 15 2010
Attended Region 5 Career Fair with 400
businesses in attendance.
This year I had small check list of tables
and demo’s to see because my weekly
EXPLORE button on College in Colorado
helped me to be more focused.
The signature
of counselor for
attendance.
Attended the Manufacturer’s Expo with an
Odyssey of the Mind sponsor
I think this Business to Business demo
was MUCH more interesting than the
Career Fair! Real and new tools (esp.
technology maps, robotics, radar, and
traffic pattern tables) were very cool to
study AND TOUCH.
The signature
of counselor
and pictures
from the Expo.
Solar Industry: Job Shadowing
Expo offered Job Shadow Every Month
for April, May and Summer. Solar
technology is interesting to me. Still, it
burns hot and bird can be killed. It was
sad to see how hot the panels get and
what it does to nature. I would think
something could be done about that
because solar has less waste.
The signature
of Job Shadow
rep. and
pictures from
the Summer.
STEM unpaid “internship”
Spent 2 weeks at CDOT as an aide. The
civil engineering used in tunnels and in
canyons are designed for maximum
vehicle safety. CDOT showed us accident
simulators which gauge weather and road
conditions. These are used to give
traveler advisories during bad weather.
Job shadow
visa signed by
CSP and
counselor.
December 6 2009
April 15-Aug 1 2011
April 25 2010
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Date
My Academic Management
Reflection
Proof
Managing how to deeply learn, produce
work and fit in is not easy.
Signature of
advisor on file
Classroom learning is “one and off” from
how I learned to do my tasks at Coca
Cola and CDOT. How do I link the two?
Now a good teacher for me is one who
bridges how Geometry is used…not just
what the “right answer” is. I do not feel
successful here yet.
Signature of
advisor on file
and College in
Colorado
tracker link to
grades/job
Academic Advising
October 30 2010
Meeting with Academic Advisor to check on
my freshman experience. My grades are lower
than middle school. I don’t understand how to
juggle homework, Kite Competition and my
home life.
Core Academic Courses
December 22 2010
Electives Courses
Core Career and Technical Courses
This year, the higher education campus
visit feels more serious to me. Academic
study takes deep concentration in one
subject. How I apply this takes
concentration, too.
On Campus Tours
Community Colleges:
Pikes Peak CC
December 1- 10 2010
The senior at Colorado Community
College Aurora told me about a study
team she attends twice a week for
success. They order pizza and invite an
instructor if they don’t understand. Higher
grades mean more scholarships, trips,
summer internships and fun with tech
tools!
CCA
4 Year University:
Metro State
CSU Denver
Applied Academic Learning Experience
SKILLS USA : Robotics Team
June 8 2011
April 2 2011
Traveled to Omaha, NE with my 9th -12th
grade Applied Technology class to compete
nationally. We came in 22nd place.
9th Grade Off Boarding Assembly
Principal, Deans and Workforce presented:
1. Our 9th grade class’ academic
performance to date (minus PARCC test)
2. Revealed how last year’s graduates from
our high school did in life after high school
(remediation rates, employment rates,
etc.) [trend data]
3. Regional job openings
4. Graduation choice/ threshold for proof
5. Tutoring, mentoring, free online summer
study [no matter grade rank)
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This is the best experience in high school
so far! The organization, team work,
contest prep, and professionalism was
terrific. We had even had to wear
particular shoes and colors of clothes or
be disqualified!
The math needed to solve the Robot
Challenge was one year above me. Still
our 9th-12th grade team showed off their
higher math knowledge, creativity, our
physics knowledge, and engineering
ability when the robots battery pack failed.
Only 70% of last year’s graduates are
either in college, in the Marine Corp, or
working.
What are the other 30% doing?
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Signature of
advisor on file
Copy of the
Robotic Team
Application,
SKILLS USA
score card
and signature
of advisor on
file
Handout from
the CHS
assembly.
Date
My Financial Plan
Jan 15 –Feb 18 2011
Junior Achievement and SCORE leaders gave
us a personal literacy course (amortization,
wealth, checking, savings, stocks, insurance,
tax) using fake money and game tools with
examples of critical life financial occurrences
May 22 2011
I listed on my College in Colorado account
year- long internships I might like to try to get
which are either paid or for credit.
I will send emails to my Network Email list for
letters of recommendation.
May 22 2011
Interview Financial Planner
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Reflection
After this class, what I thought my “hot
jobs” offered in salary [75-83,000 dollars]
has changed! That was pre-tax, prehealth, pre-rent, etc.]
Proof
Signature
from JA
Leader.
I need a job that pays more in 3 years if I
want to live in downtown Boulder without a
bad credit score
It is time to make money or credit while I
learn. Life after high school takes a
monthly income!
Signature of
counselor.
I learned a new concept: The Velocity of
Money. (Make it and keep it moving and
appreciating. Taxes, binge buying and .5%
savings accounts SLOW the velocity of my
money.)
Signature of
financial
planner and
my parent.
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My Career Network
Last
Name
First
Name
Company
e-Mail
Comments
Bragg
Mickele
Geotech
MickeleB@geotechenv.com
Runs internships for Geotech and has a nice dog!
Lee
Mary
CDE
lee_m@cde.state.co.us
Tracks all Colorado scholarships. Her brother goes to
AIMS like my cousin.
Larson
Brent
School District
51
blarson@district51.co.us
Runs student learning gaming tool for all kids with a
District 51 password. Was the kind judge to our team
at Odyssey of the Mind.
Martin
John
Warren Tech
jrmartin@jeffco.k.12.co.us
Could give me mentor if I later need help in an
engineering job
King
Steven
Mile High United
Way
Steve.King@UnitedWayDenver.org
Was nice to me during Odyssey of the Mind.
Allen
Margaritte
First Bank
margaritte.allen@gmail.com
Banker at First Bank who gave me a free SAVINGS
account after CHECKING account. She knew I was
scared and made me laugh about putting my $215.00
in the bank.
Watson
Sy
Boys and Girls
Club
ws@bgc.org
Sy is the son of the Coca Cola distributor for
Glenwood Springs, Pueblo, and Denver.
Mason
Tommy
Legos
cm@legos.org
Lego executive leadership
Scott
Rebecca
Tyco
johng@Tyco.com
Vice President, Tyco
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Advanced
Manufacturing
ICAP Series
ICAP: Manufacturing Engineering Path
10th grade
Short Term Goal:
Participation
of my Talents, Choices, Networks and $’s
My Interests and Ability Explorations
a.
b.
c.
d.
What is the typical lifestyle for people in careers that interest me?
Is that work style a good fit for me and my personality?
What other new careers excite me and fit me even better?
Which proofs will I use to graduate?
My Career Explorations
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
Going outside of school, which four (4) career fairs or interviews most impressed me?
How can I be paid or compensated in other ways while I intern?
How do I meet or find a temporary mentor?
Who can help me refine my resume? Where do I post this for easy access?
What tools and networks get me richer experiences within the job fields that interest me?
My Academic Management
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
What classes precisely get me farther toward my career and faster out of high school?
What can I do now to strengthen my weaker problem solving skills?
What simulations, field labs and experiences best enrich my academic/in-school learning?
If I meet or exceed the standards of school, can I ask for credit?
Am I already eligible to graduate this year?
My Financial Plan
a. How do I double the money I have now?
b. Where are other sources of potential funding for where I am going?
c. What are the precise monthly calculated expenses I will have after graduation?
(My Helpful Network)
a. Who did I meet this week who does what I may want to do for a career?
b. Who did I meet this week who may help me get where I am headed?
c. What will I write as a note to remember their significance to me?
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Date
September 15-29 2011
All year
My Interest and Ability
Explorations
Reflection
I think that overall, I am in the right space.
Interview the lives of Engineers, Technicians,
Each job type makes different salaries but
City Planners:
the commonalities include words like:
- What are their personalities?
- We think about it ahead of schedule
- What is the lifestyle?
- I know where the pinch points are
- What do they enjoy?
- I design better ideas for success
- What is the pay out, benefit, quality of
- We know where things can blow up
colleagues?
- I read and imagine so that when called
- What is the fit for you?
on I can give the very best advice
I enjoy time looking at websites like
Burning Glass.
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I want to study and train in places near
Ft. Collins.
www.cccs.edu
Proof
My Interview
Results
and their
business cards
for my network
list
Counselor
signature that
my account is
in place and
functional
Date
November 15 2011
My Career Explorations
Attended Region 5 Career Fair with 621
businesses in attendance
Reflection
Proof
Found in advance the names of the
companies in the Engineering Pathways
who were attending.
Was first at tables for internships,
mentorships and inquiries for
scholarships.
Business cards
Got all their cards for my network list.
Participated in mock interviews at Community
Colleges and filled in job applications
December 6-18 2011
(All the parts!)
I completed my resume
Not used to the details of following
instructions on an application. (Forgot to
come back to a section I thought I would
come back around to, forgot to get my 1st
year transcript, and forgot to attach my
“resume” of middle school, summer time
and recent high school experiences.
Forgot to sign the application!
The signature
of Community
College lead of
the mock
interview and
pictures of the
applications.
Attended Longmont Community panel on
job mentors and how business can
connect with and build aspiring talent.
April 15-Aug. 1 2012
During the lunch break I added 10 more
of my freshman and sophomore favorite
career network names and email
addresses.
Job Corps: Mentor Panel
SCORE: Mentor Panel
Business cards
No connections here…but I listened
carefully to what employers really need.
July 2 2012
Spent 2 weeks at a Computer Repair
Store (Milton CPS). Got to see the most
common and fragile parts broken on cell
phones and laptops, attended daily staff
meetings, built an Excel spreadsheet
demonstrating costs when parts are late
to the store.
STEM unpaid “internship”
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Excel
spreadsheet
signed
Date
My Academic Management
Reflection
Proof
I need better school choices to do the
jobs I want in the next 4 years.
Signature of
advisor on file
Academic Advising
October 30 2012
Meeting with Academic Advisor to check on
my Sophomore experience. My grades are
much better than last year. I know how to do
my homework for the next day during class (!),
ask better class questions, and turn off my
attention to things that don’t help and how to
take classes that matter to my career.
Core Academic Courses
MY CHOICES! Made with new online
friend.
Electives Courses
December 22 2010
Taking better classes online will be fun.
Khan Academy
online account
Core Career and Technical Courses
On Campus Tours
This year, the higher education was
exclusively about technology and formula
generating lessons.
Community Colleges:
December 1-10 2010
Pueblo Community College
Honestly, Colorado State (Gates
Foundation funding) meets both my tech
and engineering needs
4 Year University:
Western State
Applied Academic Learning Experience
UCLA Online Class: Nano Technologies
July 19 – 30 2011
Signature of
high school
counselor and
class advisor
on file
My technical skills are not keeping up
with “on the ground” people habits.
This class is teaching me to look for the
power of “small” in my future work.
Signature of
advisor on file
Official
Nat Geo test
score
10th Grade Off Boarding Assembly
Principal, Superintendent, College Deans and
Regional Workforce reps presented:
1.
April 2 2011
2.
3.
4.
5.
Our 10th grade class’ academic
performance to date (short of PARCC
test results).
Revealed how last year’s graduates from
our high school did in life after high
school (remediation rates, employment
rates, etc.) [trend data]
Regional job openings
Graduation choices and threshold for
each proof
Do summer study & free online tutoring.
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I am only going to work with a free
Goodwill tutor right before school starts in
August 1-15th to strengthen my writing
skills. I am not always good about saying
in written words what I need to express
for team projects.
www.cccs.edu
Signature of
Goodwill Tutor
Date
My Financial Plan
Reflection
Proof
May 15 2011
Wash cars every day with cousin on
Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays to build
up with my cousin a second savings account
Bank Account Manager giving us a line of
credit (credit card!) if we can build a
savings of $2100.00. Second account
compounds faster if my cousin adds her
part time income and car washing
income.
Bank
application
May 22 2011
Get final letters of recommendation for Fall
2011-12 scholarship applications
By including my applied experience
photos, people I worked with during
internships are much more helpful in
writing a letter of support!
Letters on file.
It is time to make money or credit while I
learn. Life after high school takes a
monthly income!
CIC
applications
May 22 2011
I listed on my College in Colorado account
year- long internships I might like to try to get
which are either paid or for credit.
I will send emails to my Network Email list for
letters of recommendation.
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My Career Network
Last
Name
First
Name
Company
e-Mail
Comments
Bragg
Mickele
Geotech
MickeleB@geotechenv.com
Runs internships for Geotech and has a nice dog!
Lee
Mary
CDE
lee_m@cde.state.co.us
Tracks all Colorado scholarships. Her brother goes to
AIMS like my cousin.
Larson
Brent
School District
51
blarson@district51.co.us
Runs student learning gaming tool for all kids with a District
51 password. Was the kind judge to our team at Odyssey
of the Mind.
Martin
John
Warren Tech
jrmartin@jeffco.k.12.co.us
Could give me mentor if I later need help in an engineering
job
King
Steven
Mile High
United Way
Steve.King@UnitedWayDenver.org
Was nice to me during Odyssey of the Mind.
Allen
Margaritte
First Bank
margaritte.allen@gmail.com
Banker at First Bank who gave me a free SAVINGS
account after CHECKING account. She knew I was scared
and made me laugh about putting my $215.00 in the bank.
Watson
Sy
Boys and Girls
Club
ws@bgc.org
Sy is the son of the Coca Cola distributor for Glenwood
Springs, Pueblo, and Denver.
Mason
Tommy
Legos
cm@legos.org
Lego executive leadership
Scott
Rebecca
Tyco
johng@Tyco.com
Vice President, Tyco
LaMar
Ann
First Bank
La.Ann@gmail.com
Teller at First Bank
Detweil
Fanta
Napa Parts
Fanta@napa.com
Napa logistics chief
Tooley
Marie
Garmin GPS
Tooley.m@garmin.com
Garmin designer
Zed
Ernie
Raytheon
ernie@gmail.com
Raytheon technician
Etley
Marilyn
CO Logistics
MEtley@logistic.com
Engineer at Colorado Logistics
Graham
Brittany
Propulsion INC.
Brittany.G@propower.com
Mechanical Supervisor at Propulsion INC.
Morrison
Tiffany
Aero MAC
TifMor@aeromac.com
Team Leader at Aero Mac
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Advanced
Manufacturing
ICAP Series
ICAP: Manufacturing Engineering Path
11th grade
Short Term Goal:
Applied Experience
of my Talents, Choices, Networks and $’s
My Interests and Ability Explorations
a.
b.
c.
d.
Of jobs I typically want, which industries are (e.g. aerospace, manufacturing, transportation)?
What are the college majors or national certificates each require or recommend?
Where my job interests are typically needed (Miami, Denver, etc.)?
Which schools are traditional partners (e.g., George Washington University or Front Range)?
My Career Explorations
a. Which internship pays or compensates me? Does it add value to my career path?
b. At the end of the year, what parts of my resume need additions? Transcripts?
My Academic Management
a. How can I improve my academic learning progress? What classes have more rigor?
b. What proofs will I use to graduate? Am I already eligible to graduate this year?
c. Which applied courses can I take to maximize my career portfolio?
d. Who can I work with to tutor me, strategically decide courses which benefit my career, or pay me
as I learn? Does concurrent enrollment play a role?
My Financial Plan
a. If I choose to borrow state and federal funds and later pay these institutions back, which
applications for funding need to be completed?
b. What financial networks, Kiwanis, or religious associations ay invest in me?
(My Helpful Network)
a. Who did I meet this week that does what I may want to do for a career?
b. What will I write as a note to remember their significance to me?
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Date
My Interest and Ability
Explorations
Reflection
Proof
Explore CAEL website
THEN chart the skills and salaries for most of
the national manufacturing Engineering
Occupations (which I have already identified
as your preferred career)
NOTE:
September 8-

October 22
2012



Identify which industry the job is in
(aerospace manufacturing
transportation?)
Chart the college majors each
require or rec’d
Where the job typically is needed
(Miami Denver?)
Schools and institutes which work as
partners to these businesses (Geo.
Wash. Univ. or Front Range
Community College?)
My Occupation
Chart
I wish I had the tool of Geo-Tech to
import this chart!
Contacts for my
network list
I want to study and train in places in the
Metro area. Get CAMA contacts.
All year
Go to CAMA events all year long
Date
My Career Talent
Development
Reflection
Proof
December 6-18 2012
Go to Armed Forces Career Fair
Best technology I have seen in the
past 5 years.
Signed document
by counselor.
Join Mobile Manufacturing Learning Lab
This weekend based project
integrates producers supply line
leaders repair crews and engineers in
order to develop a victory situation.
Signed document
by counselor.
Jan-Feb 2 2012
Begin paid internship with Wolf Robotics
April 15-Aug 1 2013
Find related scholarships for now and next
year
Both are related to engineering and
manufacturing
July 2 2013
STEM mentorship or job shadowing
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Wolf Robotics has the coolest
equipment. I like the way work gets
done.
My online instructor got me a mentor
at Lockheed to help me focus more
on how to write better science reports
and insert better graphic visuals.
www.cccs.edu
Business cards
Produce final
product for
concurrent
enrollment credit.
Cache scholarship
applications.
Transcript and pay
stub.
Date
My Academic Management
Reflection
Proof
Academic Advising
October 30 2012
Meeting with Academic Advisor to check on
my Junior experience. My grades are much
I feel calm about this year and about how
better than last year. I know how to do my
to reach my career goal.
homework for the next day during class (!) ask
better class questions and turn off my
attention to things that don’t help and how to
take classes that matter to my career.
Core Academic Courses
December 22 2012
MY CHOICES!
Despite my friends advice.
(Scared but ready)
Electives Courses
Core Career and Technical Courses
On Campus Tours
December 1-10 2012
July 19-30 2013
August 5-9 2013
Community Colleges:
Otero Junior College
4 Year University:
University of Colorado Boulder
Applied Academic Learning Experience
STEM Lab: USAF telecom design project
Online credit with Berkeley software
consultants
Concurrent enrollment with Front Range
Community College for Introduction to PreTrigonometry FRCC credit
Signature of
advisor on file
Signature of
high school
counselor and
class advisor
on file.
High School
transcript
Khan Academy
online account
This year the higher education tours are
overnight events. I have discovered that
the tech tools are really available 24/7!
U of Colorado, Boulder has super strong
classes and powerful network friends.
Signature of
advisor on file
Learning about:
1.Hacking dilemmas
2.Complex math to solve high speed
distribution issues
This is an exceptionally demanding
summer.
American
Airlines clinic
stub.
Rand proof of
earned credit.
All summer I will use Khan Academy on
Monday Wed and Friday on the preprogramed lessons and quizzes to keep
me sharp.
Signature of
Goodwill Tutor
Quiz Scores
from each
week.
11th Grade Off Boarding Assembly
April 2 2013
Principal Superintendent College Deans and
Regional Workforce reps presented:
1. Our 11th grade class’ academic
performance to date (short of PARCC test
results). Revealed how LAST YEAR’S
graduates from our high school did in life
after high school (remediation rates
employment rates etc.) [trend data]
2. Regional job openings
3. Graduation choices and threshold for each
proof
4. Invited us study and mentor.
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Date
My Financial Plan
Reflection
Proof
May 22 2011
Send scholarship applications
The details are really involved in sending
a complete application.
USPS stub
May 22 2011
I listed on my College in Colorado account
year- long scholarships I might like to try to get
which are either paid or for credit.
The military and industry scholarship
amounts are significant.
List on file
My Career Network
Last
Name
First
Name
Company
e-Mail
Comments
Bragg
Mickele
Geotech
MickeleB@geotechenv.com
Runs internships for Geotech and has a nice dog!
Lee
Mary
CDE
lee_m@cde.state.co.us
Tracks all Colorado scholarships. Her brother goes
to AIMS like my cousin.
Larson
Brent
School District
51
blarson@district51.co.us
Runs student learning gaming tool for all kids with a
District 51 password. Was the kind judge to our team
at Odyssey of the Mind.
Martin
John
Warren Tech
jrmartin@jeffco.k.12.co.us
Could give me mentor if I later need help in an
engineering job
King
Steven
Mile High
United Way
Steve.King@UnitedWayDenver.org
Was nice to me during Odyssey of the Mind.
Allen
Margaritte
First Bank
margaritte.allen@gmail.com
Banker at First Bank who gave me a free SAVINGS
account after CHECKING account. She knew I was
scared and made me laugh about putting my
$215.00 in the bank.
Watson
Sy
Boys and Girls
Club
ws@bgc.org
Sy is the son of the Coca Cola distributor for
Glenwood Springs, Pueblo, and Denver.
Mason
Tommy
Legos
cm@legos.org
Lego executive leadership
Scott
Rebecca
Tyco
johng@Tyco.com
Vice President, Tyco
LaMar
Ann
First Bank
La.Ann@gmail.com
Teller at First Bank
Detweil
Fanta
Napa Parts
Fanta@napa.com
Napa logistics chief
Tooley
Marie
Garmin GPS
Tooley.m@garmin.com
Garmin designer
Zed
Ernie
Raytheon
ernie@gmail.com
Raytheon technician
Etley
Marilyn
CO Logistics
MEtley@logistic.com
Engineer at Colorado Logistics
Graham
Brittany
Propulsion INC.
Brittany.G@propower.com
Mechanical Supervisor at Propulsion INC.
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My Career Network
Last
Name
First
Name
Gulford
Zimmerman
John
Charles
Mills
Mike
Allied
Steve
Roberts
Juarez
James
Ann
Juan
Marty
Pack
Gary
Fagbayi
Anderson
McFerran
Mutui
Tom
Watson
Barnes
Jim
Company
e-Mail
Comments
Martin Marietta
Wolf Robotics
Mobile
Manufacturing
Lab
TKL Director
Admission
Job Counselor
Goodwill
U S Bank
Air Force
Academy
Bliss Unlimited
National Guard
STEM CEI
Thunder Ridge
HS
johng@martinmarietta.com
czl@aol.com
Tech Engineer at MM
He runs apprenticeships and is a recruiter.
mm@comcast.com
Program Director
A.S.@TKL.colorado.org
Director
Ann@rbridge.com
jj@goodwill.org
j.marty@usbank.com
Big database of Boulder employers.
Employer Specialist
Loan Officer for technology customers.
gpack@AFA.edu
Telecom Specialist
mft@bliss.com
AT@goguard.com
mcf@cei.edu
Former Kodak COO
Engineering Specialist
Grant Director
ib@cherrycreekschools.edu
Job Specialist
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Advanced
Manufacturing
ICAP Series
ICAP: Manufacturing Engineering Path
12th grade
Transition to Work
or Further Study
Short Term Goal:
of my Talents Choices Networks and $’s
My Interests and Ability Explorations
a. What skills and knowledge have I mastered? What other feedback from people who know me
well can I learn from as I leave high school? Or am I just barely competent?
b. How would I rate if I use the specific annual job evaluation of work I would like to do?
My Career Explorations
a. How do I secure internships apprenticeships which may have a “graduation to occupation”
connection?
b. Which professional association job fairs or collegiate activities should I pursue?
c. What does it take to start my own business?
d. At the end of the year what parts of my resume need additions? Transcripts?
My Academic Management
a.
b.
c.
d.
How is my learning going to be applied after graduation?
Which of my proofs of competency will be used for graduation?
Will my proofs be finished and approved in time for graduation exercises this year?
How do I package these proofs for college credit or increased income after graduation?
My Financial Plan
a. How can I negotiate book costs and payback schedules when accepting college offers?
b. How can I leverage a job offer using any corporate education funds?
(My Helpful Network)
a. Who did I meet this week who does what I may want to do for a career?
b. Who did I meet this week who may help me get where I am headed?
c. What will I write a note to remember their significance to me?
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Date
My Interest and Ability
Explorations



September 11-30 2013
Reflection
Ask your advisor and mentors to refine
your resume.
Ask instructors and peers to give
candid feedback about your talents
and struggles
Ask Counselor to give you a 60 minute
critique of the ACT scores you just got
back. Compare these result against
your PARCC scores/SAT scores or
ASVAB results. Use chart to decide
which better prove your competencies
in math writing English Science and
History.
Decide which course to concurrently
enroll.
Add these results to my resume.
Identify last year needs for remedial
instruction
Proof
My Occupation
Chart
Contacts for
my network list
I am really interested in how they:
November 2013
Travel with my big brother to New Jersey to
see Bell Labs



Make situations
Tackle problems
Cope with expensive failure
Convention
program
Great graphics and simulations!
Date
November 15 2013
December 6-18 2013
My Career Talent
Development
Reflection
Attended ALL Relevant Career Fair with 350
businesses in attendance.
Go to Armed Forces Job Career Fair
Found in advance the names of the
companies in the Engineering Pathways
who were attending.
Was first at tables for internships
mentorships and inquiries for
scholarships.
International travel and manufacturing
challenges in second and third world
countries are interesting. May be able to
solve problems before they are
manufactured rather than trying to fix bad
design in mass production!
Proof
Got all their
cards for my
network list.
Business
cards and
program.
Begin paid internship with Verizon
Find related scholarships for
April 15-Aug 1 2014
Produce final product for concurrent
enrollment credit.
now and next year
Both are related to engineering and
communication manufacturing
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Cache scholarship applications.
www.cccs.edu
Timesheet and
supervisor’s
signature.
Date
My Academic Management
Reflection
Proof
I don’t test well. I don’t interact well with
others (shy). I think but don’t always
apply what I know to situations. My
advisors says I lack confidence.
Signature of
advisor on file
Academic Advising
October 30 2013
Meeting with Academic Advisor to check on
my Senior experience to determine my exit
strategy. I predict that my ASVAB math and
science scores will be the best proof for
competency (officer training level of rigor and
certificate) and I will probably use my ACT
reading score and PARCC writing test for
evidence. Use my History AP score.
Core Academic Courses
Electives Courses
Core Career and Technical Courses
December 22 2013
MY CHOICES!
Half are off campus this year.
Concurrent Courses
Signature of
high school
counselor
and class
advisor on file
Khan
Academy
online
account
Certificates
Campus Applications
August 1-10 2013
July 19-30 2014
August 5-9 2014
Front Range Community College
Colorado Springs, CSU
Applied Academic Learning Experience
Summer Industrial Management Learning
Lab: Sponsored by the National Association
of Manufacturers and Supply Chain Leaders
Online credit with Verizon boot camp and
their software for fast solutions and number
one customer ratings redistribution
Both are my top choices for next year.
Signature
of advisor
on file
Should get one national certificate.
Should get more informal certificate or
credit while working with national
corporation.
Stub
of NAMSCL
Home Depot
stub
I will accept college offers based on
scholarship and FAFSA response.
Use the College in Colorado account
My MonsterJob.com account
My LinkedIn.com account
Signature
of Goodwill
Tutor
Quiz Scores
from each
week.
12th Grade Off Boarding Assembly
Principal Superintendent College Deans and
Regional Workforce reps presented:
1. Our 12th grade class’ academic
April 2 2014
2.
3.
4.
performance to date (short of PARCC
test results). Revealed how LAST
YEAR’S graduates from our high school
did in life after high school (remediation
rates employment rates etc.) [trend data]
Regional job openings
Graduation choices and threshold for
each proof.
Online summer study.
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Date
My Financial Plan
Reflection
Proof
May 15 2011
Negotiate books schedules and payback
schedule when accepting a college offer.
This can be a big chunk of funding for my
decision to be national certified in
manufacturing engineering focused on
telecom and distance data warehousing.
Sample of my
response letter
on file
May 22 2011
Consider job offer if the pay-off includes
corporate education trust fund.
Supplemental support will not disqualify
my FERPA application efforts.
Signature of my
counselor
My Career Network
Last
Name
First Name
Company
e-Mail
Comments
Bragg
Mickele
Geotech
MickeleB@geotechenv.com
Runs internships for Geotech and has
a nice dog!
Lee
Mary
CDE
lee_m@cde.state.co.us
Tracks all Colorado scholarships. Her
brother goes to AIMS like my cousin.
Larson
Brent
School District 51
blarson@district51.co.us
Runs student learning gaming tool for
all kids with a District 51 password.
Was the kind judge to our team at
Odyssey of the Mind.
Martin
John
Warren Tech
jrmartin@jeffco.k.12.co.us
Could give me mentor if I later need
help in an engineering job
King
Steven
Mile High United
Way
Steve.King@UnitedWayDenver.org
Was nice to me during Odyssey of the
Mind.
Allen
Margaritte
First Bank
margaritte.allen@gmail.com
Banker at First Bank who gave me a
free SAVINGS account after
CHECKING account. She knew I was
scared and made me laugh about
putting my $215.00 in the bank.
Watson
Sy
Boys and Girls Club
ws@bgc.org
Sy is the son of the Coca Cola
distributor for Glenwood Springs,
Pueblo, and Denver.
Mason
Tommy
Legos
cm@legos.org
Lego executive leadership
Scott
Rebecca
Tyco
johng@Tyco.com
Vice President, Tyco
LaMar
Ann
First Bank
La.Ann@gmail.com
Teller at First Bank
Detweil
Fanta
Napa Parts
Fanta@napa.com
Napa logistics chief
Tooley
Marie
Garmin GPS
Tooley.m@garmin.com
Garmin designer
Zed
Ernie
Raytheon
ernie@gmail.com
Raytheon technician
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My Career Network
Last
Name
First Name
Company
e-Mail
Comments
Etley
Marilyn
CO Logistics
MEtley@logistic.com
Engineer at Colorado Logistics
Graham
Brittany
Propulsion INC.
Brittany.G@propower.com
Mechanical Supervisor at Propulsion
INC.
Gulford
John
Martin Marietta
johng@martinmarietta.com
Zimmerman
Charles
Wolf Robotics
czl@aol.com
Mills
Mike
Allied
Steve
Roberts
Juarez
James
Pack
Fagbayi
Anderson
McFerran
Barnes
Markel
Ann
Juan
Marty
Gary
Mutui
Tom
Watson
Jim
Pi
Mobile
Manufacturing Lab
TKL Director
Admission
Job Counselor
Goodwill
U S Bank
Air Force Academy
Bliss Unlimited
National Guard
STEM CEI
Thunder Ridge HS
Verizon
Belkin
Kia
CAMA
bk@cama.org
Ontero
Tating
Martino
Zak
David
Pete
Channel 9
Telecom Designer
Hispanic Chamber
zak@aol.com
tating@zap.com
pm@chamber.org
Career & Technical Education
Tech Engineer at MM
He runs apprenticeships and is a
recruiter.
mm@comcast.com
Program Director
A.S.@TKL.colorado.org
Director
Ann@rbridge.com
jj@goodwill.org
j.marty@usbank.com
gpack@AFA.edu
mft@bliss.com
AT@goguard.com
mcf@cei.edu
ib@cherrycreekschools.edu
markel@hd.com
Big database of Boulder employers.
Employer Specialist
Loan Officer for technology customers.
Telecom Specialist
Former Kodak COO
Engineering Specialist
Grant Director
Job Specialist
Runs Verizon boot camp
Project Coordinator manufacturer
assoc.
Cable and satellite repair tech
Engineer at Sonar Frontier
Employer Recruiter
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