Great Plains Technology Center

Applied Engineering & Drafting

Teacher and a student with a big smile, working on engineering project.
Pre-Engineering student working assembling a project.
Pre- engineering student working with tools.
Two students working on an engineering project.
Student working on an electrical engineering project.

Who can attend?

 High School

You will learn to:

  • Work individually and in teams to solve unique engineering challenges using advanced science and mathematics
  • Explore, experience, and create innovative projects in the diverse fields of engineering
  • Invent, design, and apply solutions to complex engineering projects from concept to completion

Location

Lawton - Main Campus

Description

This one-year program builds a strong academic and engineering foundation and equips students with the skills they need to succeed in post-secondary engineering programs. Using the Project Lead the Way curriculum, students actively explore pre-engineering concepts and principles with a strong focus on problem-solving. The program introduces engineering in a comprehensive, hands-on way and prepares students to excel in future studies and career pathways.

Education Paths

The following list for this program does not represent immediate opportunities; additional training is required for the options listed.

  • A career in science
  • A career in technology
  • A career in mathematics
  • A career in engineering
  • A career in research and development
  • A career in laboratory, testing, and investigative service

Cost of Attendance Summary 

Secondary (High School) Students

  • Tuition: Free
  • Student Estimated Expenses: $373.00

Class Hours

This program may be taken as a half-day session, either in the morning or afternoon, depending on availability and the student’s individual needs. Morning sessions run from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., and afternoon sessions run from 11:50 a.m. to 2:50 p.m.

Applying for this Program

Christopher Meyer
Pre-Engineering-PLTW Instructor

Contact:

cmeyer@greatplains.edu

Useful Information

Program Begins

August