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Standard #PathwayStandard DescriptionCompetency #Grade LevelCompetency Description
AGB11/12.01AgribusinessThe student will possess a knowledge of business ethics.
AGB11/12.01.0211 & 12Distinguish between the skills and traits contributing to agribusiness employee success and failure.
AGB11/12.01.0311 & 12Understand employment practices.
AGB11/12.01.0411 & 12Understand telephone etiquette.
AGB11/12.01.0511 & 12Understand principles of labor efficiency.
AGB11/12.01.0611 & 12Understand labor relations.
AGB11/12.01.0711 & 12Utilize official dress at relevant functions.
AGB11/12.01.0811 & 12Demonstrate effective public relation skills.
AGB11/12.02AgribusinessThe student will be able to communicate a knowledge of current agricultural issues.
AGB11/12.02.0111 & 12Present an extemporaneous and/or prepared public speech on an agricultural topic.
AGB11/12.02.1011 & 12Review current periodicals on a daily basis.
AGB11/12.02.1111 & 12Understand the implications of Workman's Comp regulations.
AGB11/12.02.1211 & 12Understand property taxes.
AGB11/12.02.1311 & 12Understand the income tax structure.
AGB11/12.02.1411 & 12Understand the environmental impact of agriculture.
AGB11/12.02.1511 & 12Identify animal welfare issues.
AGB11/12.02.1611 & 12Understand biotechnology.
AGB11/12.02.1711 & 12Understand grazing issues.
AGB11/12.02.1811 & 12Identify the impact of urbanization on agriculture.
AGB11/12.02.1911 & 12Identify landowner's rights issues.
AGB11/12.02.0211 & 12Compose a business letter and office memorandum.
AGB11/12.02.2011 & 12Identify the legal aspects of open range.
AGB11/12.02.2111 & 12Identify local groundwater issues.
AGB11/12.02.2211 & 12Present a Food For America Program.
AGB11/12.02.0311 & 12Write a position paper on an agricultural topic.
AGB11/12.02.0511 & 12Understand legislative processes as they relate to agriculture.
AGB11/12.02.0611 & 12Understand farm legislation.
AGB11/12.02.0711 & 12Identify government legislation and regulations and their effects on agriculture.
AGB11/12.02.0811 & 12Understand water law.
AGB11/12.02.0911 & 12Understand wastewater requirements.
AGB11/12.02.0411 & 12Collect and organize information on the Internet, satellite information services, library databases, scientific journals, magazines, newspaper and/or other current media.
AGB11/12.03AgribusinessThe student will be able to formulate and analyze financial records and use the information for evaluation and planning.
AGB11/12.03.2011 & 12Develop a farm business plan.
AGB11/12.03.0111 & 12Identify the components of a farm/agribusiness accounting system.
AGB11/12.03.1011 & 12Determine capital debt repayments capacity.
AGB11/12.03.1111 & 12Determine requirements of contracts.
AGB11/12.03.1211 & 12Develop partial budget, enterprise budget, whole farm budget.
AGB11/12.03.1311 & 12Calculate cost of credit.
AGB11/12.03.1411 & 12Understand credit risks.
AGB11/12.03.1511 & 12Establish break even costs.
AGB11/12.03.1611 & 12Utilize computer accounting and analysis software.
AGB11/12.03.1711 & 12Understand cash and accrual accounting methods.
AGB11/12.03.1811 & 12Set up and use a general ledger and chart of accounts.
AGB11/12.03.1911 & 12Distinguish between supplementary, complementary, competitive, and independent enterprises.
AGB11/12.03.0211 & 12Develop and utilize inventories and depreciation schedules.
AGB11/12.03.2111 & 12Understand loan repayment.
AGB11/12.03.2211 & 12Understand types of interest.
AGB11/12.03.2311 & 12Understand depreciation.
AGB11/12.03.2411 & 12Understand taxation.
AGB11/12.03.2511 & 12Describe the types of tax credits.
AGB11/12.03.2611 & 12Understand sources of credit.
AGB11/12.03.2711 & 12Understand estate planning.
AGB11/12.03.2811 & 12Understand property deeds.
AGB11/12.03.2911 & 12Understand business structure.
AGB11/12.03.0311 & 12Distinguish between fixed and variable costs.
AGB11/12.03.3011 & 12Define the types of insurance.
AGB11/12.03.3111 & 12Determine insurance needs.
AGB11/12.03.3211 & 12Understand liability laws relating to agriculture.
AGB11/12.03.3311 & 12Describe the property rights of landowners.
AGB11/12.03.3411 & 12Identify the legal requirements of contracts.
AGB11/12.03.3511 & 12Understand leases.
AGB11/12.03.3611 & 12Understand government programs.
AGB11/12.03.3711 & 12Complete proficiency award application.
AGB11/12.03.3811 & 12Complete State FFA Degree application.
AGB11/12.03.0411 & 12Distinguish between types of assets and fixed costs.
AGB11/12.03.0511 & 12Understand purchasing procedures.
AGB11/12.03.0611 & 12Complete and analyze cash flow projections, income statements, and balance sheets.
AGB11/12.03.0711 & 12Complete a loan application.
AGB11/12.03.0811 & 12Understand the 5 c's of credit.
AGB11/12.03.0911 & 12Use financial measures (ratios and trends).
AGB11/12.04AgribusinessThe student will understand the influences of agricultural economy and its influences on the overall economy.
AGB11/12.04.0111 & 12Understand the law of supply and demand.
AGB11/12.04.1011 & 12Understand cooperatives.
AGB11/12.04.1111 & 12Develop a marketing plan.
AGB11/12.04.1211 & 12Understand market alternatives.
AGB11/12.04.1311 & 12Understand the futures market.
AGB11/12.04.1411 & 12Understand forward contracts.
AGB11/12.04.1511 & 12Determine livestock shrinkage loss.
AGB11/12.04.1611 & 12Identify storage requirements for grain.
AGB11/12.04.1711 & 12Understand business organizations.
AGB11/12.04.0211 & 12Illustrate how supply and demand influence price.
AGB11/12.04.0311 & 12Identify major economic indicators (GNP, GDP)
AGB11/12.04.0411 & 12Understand the law of diminishing returns.
AGB11/12.04.0511 & 12Utilize raw statistical data (U.S. Census of Agriculture, Colorado Agriculture Statistics).
AGB11/12.04.0611 & 12Determine the economic impact of a marketing chain.
AGB11/12.04.0711 & 12Define internal and external trends and issues which affect local markets.
AGB11/12.04.0811 & 12Explain the economic importance of world trade to U.S. agriculture.
AGB11/12.04.0911 & 12Identify the economic costs of environmental regulations.
AGB11/12.05AgribusinessThe student will gain skills in agricultural business operations through practical experience.
AGB11/12.05.1511 & 12Participate in CSU Opportunity Day.
AGB11/12.05.0111 & 12Maintain an SAE record book for use in analyzing the enterprise for efficiency.
AGB11/12.05.1011 & 12Understand job requirements.
AGB11/12.05.1111 & 12Prepare for an interview.
AGB11/12.05.1211 & 12Evaluate personal traits for job requirements.
AGB11/12.05.1311 & 12Interview for a job.
AGB11/12.05.1411 & 12Plan a field trip to an agricultural business.
AGB11/12.05.1611 & 12Complete a proficiency award application.
AGB11/12.05.1711 & 12Participate in or conduct a school career fair.
AGB11/12.05.0211 & 12Develop an entrepreneurship program.
AGB11/12.05.0311 & 12Develop a business plan.
AGB11/12.05.0411 & 12Schedule regular SAE visits.
AGB11/12.05.0511 & 12Explore career opportunities in agribusiness.
AGB11/12.05.0611 & 12Complete a job shadowing experience in agribusiness.
AGB11/12.05.0711 & 12Develop a resume and cover letter.
AGB11/12.05.0811 & 12Complete a job application.
AGB11/12.05.0911 & 12Obtain occupational information.
AGB11/12.06AgribusinessThe student will demonstrate teaming skills through problem solving activities in agriculture business management.
AGB11/12.06.0111 & 12Identify situations where compromise is necessary.
AGB11/12.06.0211 & 12Give and receive constructive criticism.
AGB11/12.06.0311 & 12Conduct a sales/promotion activity.
AGB11/12.06.0411 & 12Prepare and present a group presentation.
AGB11/12.06.0511 & 12Participate in carrying out the POA.
AGB11/12.06.0611 & 12Participate in the Commodity Marketing Activity.
AGB11/12.06.0711 & 12Conduct an ag product marketing activity.
IAS10.01AgribusinessThe student will select an agricultural career of interest for further development and study.
IAS10.01.0110Evaluate and revise personal goals (including updating long-time plan, career objectives and updating students' resume).
IAS10.01.0210Understand the importance and procedures of year end financial reporting.
IAS10.01.0310Appraise assets (closing inventory and depreciation)
IAS10.01.0410Complete and analyze the balance sheet (ratios and net worth).
IAS10.01.0510Complete a profit/loss statement and track personal finances.
IAS10.01.0610Analyze year end financial reports.
IAS10.01.0710Evaluate and revise business goals (skills, efficiency factors).
IAS10.01.0810Preparing a business performance summary; narrative and financial reports (chapter degree application, SAE interview, proficiency awards).
IAS10.01.0910Manage the transition of the fiscal year (closing, opening record books, budget and cash flows).
IAS10.01.1010Identifying computerized accounting systems.
IAS10.02AgribusinessThe student will implement plans for improvement of the SAE program.
IAS10.02.0110Understand Agriculture Entrepreneurship
IAS10.02.0210Recognize opportunity for entrepreneurship
IAS10.02.0310Understanding product feasibility and business planning
IAS10.02.0410Manage your own business
IAS10.02.0510Marketing your ideas and products
IAS10.02.0610Identifying resources
IAS10.02.0710Understand the legal aspects of operating a business
IAS10.03AgribusinessThe student will demonstrate the use of computers.
IAS10.03.0110Complete a job application
IAS10.03.0210Create an attractive professional resume
IAS10.03.0310Develop interview techniques
IAS10.03.0410Understand basic business ethics
IAS10.03.0510Learn basic work habits, attire and work appearance.
IAS10.04AgribusinessThe student will demonstrate communication skills by selecting, planning, and leading a discussion on an agricultural topic.
IAS10.04.0110Effectively lead a group discussion.
IAS10.04.0210Participate in a POA committee.
IAS10.04.0310Research a current agricultural topic.
IAS10.04.0410Understand group dynamics.
IAS10.04.0510Present a Food for America Program
IAS10.04.0610Participate in District/Area FFA Contests
IAS10.12AgribusinessThe student will participate in the operation of the FFA Chapter.
IAS10.12.0110Participate in a POA Committee.
IAS10.12.1010Participate in at least one community service activity.
IAS10.12.0210Attend FFA meetings.
IAS10.12.0310Demonstrate 5 parliamentary procedure abilities.
IAS10.12.0410Complete a proficiency application.
IAS10.12.0510Complete the Chapter FFA Degree application.
IAS10.12.0610Attend district leadership conference.
IAS10.12.0710Attend State FFA Leadership Conference.
IAS10.12.0810Participate in judging contests at the local level.
IAS10.12.0910Participate in fundraising activities.
IAS9.01AgribusinessThe student will comprehend the scope of careers available in agriculture.
IAS9.01.019Understand the agriculture industry.
IAS9.01.029Identify Careers in Ag (7 Career Pathways)
IAS9.01.039Selecting a Career.
IAS9.01.049Researching a Career
IAS9.01.059Reporting on an agriculture career.
IAS9.01.069Completing a long-time plan.
IAS9.02AgribusinessThe student will prepare and implement plans for an SAE program.
IAS9.02.019Understand agriculture business careers and SAEP's.
IAS9.02.109Creating a Professional Development Plan (Placement Plan)
IAS9.02.119Timecards, Taxes and Paychecks (Daily Log and Wages Earned)
IAS9.02.129Money Management (financial planner, checkbook balancing and reconciling)
IAS9.02.029Understand the need for recordkeeping
IAS9.02.039Evaluate financial, physical and human resources needed for an agricultural business (Business Plan)
IAS9.02.049Define the types and purposes of contracts (including agreements)
IAS9.02.059Understand the importance and types of inventories
IAS9.02.069Compile a balance sheet
IAS9.02.079Understand the importance and use of budgeting
IAS9.02.089Understand the importance and types of income and expense statements
IAS9.02.099Manage a business through data collection (goals, diary, breeding record)
IAS9.03AgribusinessThe student will recognize computer applications in agriculture.
IAS9.03.019Utilize word processing programs
IAS9.03.029Understand the function and application of spreadsheets.
IAS9.03.039Develop professional presentations.
IAS9.03.049Communicate effectively in the business world
IAS9.04AgribusinessThe student will develop skills in speech communication.
IAS9.04.019Memorize the FFA Creed.
IAS9.04.029Learn the meaning of key words and phrases in the FFA Creed.
IAS9.04.039Recite the FFA Creed.
IAS9.04.049Present a Food For America Program.
IAS9.04.059Present proficiency awards at the chapter banquet.
IAS9.07AgribusinessThe student will understand his/her role in an organization.
IAS9.07.019Understand the history and development of FFA.
IAS9.07.109Understand the use of the gavel.
IAS9.07.119Memorize the member's part in the meeting.
IAS9.07.129Understand the creed, colors, motto, and official dress.
IAS9.07.029Understand the operation of the FFA organization.
IAS9.07.039Understand the degrees and types of membership.
IAS9.07.049Understand the emblem.
IAS9.07.059Understand the Code of Ethics.
IAS9.07.069Participate in district leadership workshop.
IAS9.07.079Participate in a sales/promotions activity.
IAS9.07.089Participate in a community service activity.
IAS9.07.099Prepare and present a committee report.
AME11/12.01Agricultural MechanicsThe student will identify a safe work environment and demonstrate safe practices
AME11/12.01.0211 & 12Understand and use established shop procedures (policies).
AME11/12.01.0311 & 12Organize and maintain a clean, orderly work environment.
AME11/12.01.0411 & 12Understand and demonstrate safe use of tools and power equipment.
AME11/12.01.0511 & 12Use appropriate personal safety equipment (coveralls, safety glasses, footwear).
AME11/12.01.0611 & 12Demonstrate safe electrical practices.
AME11/12.01.0711 & 12Use emergency equipment (fire extinguisher, fire blanket, eye wash).
AME11/12.01.0811 & 12Interpret and comply with Material Safety Data Sheets.
AME11/12.01.0911 & 12Interpret information on labels and signs.
AME11/12.01.0111 & 12Store tools and equipment properly.
AME11/12.01.1011 & 12Use proper lifting and carrying techniques.
AME11/12.01.1111 & 12Store flammable materials.
AME11/12.01.1211 & 12Identify safety zones around equipment.
AME11/12.01.1311 & 12Identify proper tools for job requirements.
AME11/12.01.1411 & 12Understand tractor safety.
AME11/12.01.1511 & 12Understanding refueling safety.
AME11/12.01.1611 & 12Conduct a farm safety assessment (CSU Extension).
AME11/12.01.1711 & 12Identify disposal methods of common hazardous agricultural materials.
AME11/12.02Agricultural MechanicsThe student will be able to develop, interpret, and read plans and/or blueprints as well as read and interpret technical manuals.
AME11/12.02.0111 & 12Read and interpret equipment operator's manual.
AME11/12.02.0211 & 12Read and interpret equipment service manuals.
AME11/12.02.0311 & 12Read blueprints.
AME11/12.02.0411 & 12Develop a procedure list.
AME11/12.02.0511 & 12Figure a bill of materials.
AME11/12.02.0611 & 12Develop a working drawing.
AME11/12.02.0711 & 12Estimate the cost of a project.
AME11/12.02.0811 & 12Read a schematic diagram.
AME11/12.03Agricultural MechanicsThe student will develop products which have a practical purpose and reflect craftsmanship.
AME11/12.03.0111 & 12Develop and use a procedure list.
AME11/12.03.1011 & 12Construct a plumbing project.
AME11/12.03.1111 & 12Construct an ag mechanics project utilizing a variety of processes and materials.
AME11/12.03.1211 & 12Survey the community for ag. Mechanics projects needed.
AME11/12.03.0211 & 12Determine a timeline for project construction.
AME11/12.03.0311 & 12Identify and correct project defects using approved methods.
AME11/12.03.0411 & 12Demonstrate time saving habits.
AME11/12.03.0511 & 12Select a project and design a project plan.
AME11/12.03.0611 & 12List tools needed to complete a project.
AME11/12.03.0711 & 12Accurately measure building materials (i.e. steel, wood, concrete, etc).
AME11/12.03.0811 & 12Determine processes needed for project completion (ex: GMAW vs. SMAW).
AME11/12.03.0911 & 12Select appropriate materials.
AME11/12.04Agricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate how to be a cooperative contributor who participates effectively to accomplish a group activity in agricultural mechanics
AME11/12.04.0111 & 12Respect, accept, and work with all individuals in the workplace.
AME11/12.04.1011 & 12Plan and construct a Community Service Project project.
AME11/12.04.1111 & 12Measure land.
AME11/12.04.1211 & 12Pour cement.
AME11/12.04.1311 & 12Conduct a farm safety assessment.
AME11/12.04.1411 & 12Design and construct an irrigation system.
AME11/12.04.0211 & 12Plan a team project and identify individual member's responsibility.
AME11/12.04.0311 & 12Perform engine disassembly.
AME11/12.04.0411 & 12Perform engine assembly.
AME11/12.04.0511 & 12Lay out a foundation.
AME11/12.04.0611 & 12Lay out a fence line.
AME11/12.04.0711 & 12Operate a transit.
AME11/12.04.0811 & 12Use a line level.
AME11/12.04.0911 & 12Evaluate your own performance as a member of a group.
AME11/12.05CAgricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate the use of current technology and principles of Agricultural Masonry.
AME11/12.05C.0411 & 12Mix and pour cement.
AME11/12.05C.0511 & 12Finish cement.
AME11/12.05C.0611 & 12Reinforce concrete.
AME11/12.05C.0711 & 12Set anchors in concrete.
AME11/12.05C.0811 & 12Lay concrete blocks.
AME11/12.05C.0911 & 12Determine appropriate admixtures.
AME11/12.05C.0111 & 12Estimate quantities of material for a job.
AME11/12.05C.1011 & 12Understand different applications/uses for concrete.
AME11/12.05C.1111 & 12Lay brick cinderblock.
AME11/12.05C.1211 & 12Drill and place anchors in concrete.
AME11/12.05C.0211 & 12Lay out, set, and treat forms.
AME11/12.05C.0311 & 12Construct support forms.
AME11/12.05CARAgricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate the use of current technology and principles of Agricultural Carpentry.
AME11/12.05CAR.0111 & 12Lay out and design a building.
AME11/12.05CAR.1011 & 12Build trusses.
AME11/12.05CAR.1111 & 12Apply subfloor/subroof.
AME11/12.05CAR.1211 & 12Roof a building.
AME11/12.05CAR.1311 & 12Select appropriate insulation materials.
AME11/12.05CAR.1411 & 12Apply siding and sheathing.
AME11/12.05CAR.1511 & 12Install doors and windows.
AME11/12.05CAR.1611 & 12Trim and paint a building.
AME11/12.05CAR.1711 & 12Select and mix paint.
AME11/12.05CAR.1811 & 12Apply paint with low and high pressure sprayers.
AME11/12.05CAR.1911 & 12Set up transit/farm level.
AME11/12.05CAR.0211 & 12Identify local building permit requirements.
AME11/12.05CAR.2011 & 12Measure elevation.
AME11/12.05CAR.2111 & 12Lay out a contour line.
AME11/12.05CAR.0311 & 12Identify requirements of the Uniform Building Code.
AME11/12.05CAR.0411 & 12Utilize computer aided design programs in designing a structure.
AME11/12.05CAR.0511 & 12Define construction terminology.
AME11/12.05CAR.0611 & 12Select construction materials.
AME11/12.05CAR.0711 & 12Estimate materials and costs.
AME11/12.05CAR.0811 & 12Frame a floor, roof, and wall.
AME11/12.05CAR.0911 & 12Frame window and door openings.
AME11/12.05EAgricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate the use of current technology and principles of Agricultural Electrification.
AME11/12.05E.0111 & 12Identify electrical components.
AME11/12.05E.1011 & 12Understand/determine electrical charges.
AME11/12.05E.0211 & 12Identify wire types, sizes, and uses.
AME11/12.05E.0311 & 12Understand circuit theory and design.
AME11/12.05E.0411 & 12Calculate the cost of electrical power.
AME11/12.05E.0511 & 12Wire a single pole switch, 3 way switch, duplex outlet and light fixture.
AME11/12.05E.0611 & 12Start, stop, and install electric motors.
AME11/12.05E.0711 & 12Identify and select electric motors.
AME11/12.05E.0811 & 12Understand practical applications of the National Electric Code.
AME11/12.05E.0911 & 12Identify over current devices and applications.
AME11/12.05FPAgricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate the use of current technology and principles of Farm Power Systems.
AME11/12.05FP.0111 & 12Disassemble, repair, and reassemble a small gas engine.
AME11/12.05FP.1011 & 12Understand requirements for engine storage.
AME11/12.05FP.1111 & 12Service hydraulic systems.
AME11/12.05FP.1211 & 12Identify tire care procedures.
AME11/12.05FP.1311 & 12Service wheel bearings.
AME11/12.05FP.1411 & 12Understand oil classification.
AME11/12.05FP.1511 & 12Select and service spark plugs.
AME11/12.05FP.1611 & 12Determine battery needs.
AME11/12.05FP.1711 & 12Service batteries.
AME11/12.05FP.1811 & 12Determine maintenance schedules.
AME11/12.05FP.1911 & 12Hitch equipment.
AME11/12.05FP.0211 & 12Service ignition system.
AME11/12.05FP.2011 & 12Start and stop diesel engines.
AME11/12.05FP.2111 & 12Perform tractor checks.
AME11/12.05FP.2211 & 12Operate a tractor safely.
AME11/12.05FP.2311 & 12Identify tractor electrical components.
AME11/12.05FP.2411 & 12Identify electronic equipment components and their functions.
AME11/12.05FP.0311 & 12Service exhaust system.
AME11/12.05FP.0411 & 12Service cooling system.
AME11/12.05FP.0511 & 12Service lubrication system.
AME11/12.05FP.0611 & 12Service fuel system.
AME11/12.05FP.0711 & 12Understand carburetor.
AME11/12.05FP.0811 & 12Understand engine nomenclature and operating principles.
AME11/12.05FP.0911 & 12Troubleshoot engine.
AME11/12.05WAgricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate the use of current technology and principles of Agricultural Welding.
AME11/12.05W.0111 & 12Selection and use of welding equipment and materials.
AME11/12.05W.1011 & 12Identify methods of cutting metal.
AME11/12.05W.1111 & 12Cut metal to size and shape.
AME11/12.05W.1211 & 12Construct welding jigs and templates.
AME11/12.05W.0211 & 12Complete the following welds using GMAW and SMAW processes: vertical up, vertical down, overhead, and horizontal.
AME11/12.05W.0311 & 12Weld cast iron.
AME11/12.05W.0411 & 12Weld stainless steel.
AME11/12.05W.0511 & 12Weld aluminum.
AME11/12.05W.0611 & 12Hardface steel.
AME11/12.05W.0711 & 12Control distortion.
AME11/12.05W.0811 & 12Braze mild steel.
AME11/12.05W.0911 & 12Identify metal.
AME11/12.06Agricultural MechanicsThe student will gain skills in agricultural mechanics through practical experience.
AME11/12.06.0111 & 12Maintain an SAE record book for use in analyzing the enterprise for efficiency.
AME11/12.06.1011 & 12Tour a post-secondary ag mechanics program.
AME11/12.06.1111 & 12Complete proficiency award application in ag mechanics.
AME11/12.06.0211 & 12Schedule regular SAE visit.
AME11/12.06.0311 & 12Construct projects relating to the SAE program.
AME11/12.06.0411 & 12Explore career opportunities in ag mechanics.
AME11/12.06.0511 & 12Complete a job shadowing experience.
AME11/12.06.0611 & 12Develop a resume and cover letter.
AME11/12.06.0711 & 12Complete an employment application.
AME11/12.06.0811 & 12Interview for a job.
AME11/12.06.0911 & 12Plan a field trip to an ag mechanics business.
IAS10.05Agricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate skills in ag mechanics through small group work in project construction.
IAS10.05.0110Plan and carry out a team project and identify individual member's responsibilities.
IAS10.05.0210Evaluate my own performance in the group.
IAS10.06Agricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate proficiency in arc and oxyacetylene welding as evidenced by the completion of quality lap, butt and tee welds and cutting processes.
IAS10.06.0110Identify welding processes.
IAS10.06.1010Complete a lap weld-oxyacetylene and arc.
IAS10.06.1110Complete a tee weld-oxyacetylene and arc.
IAS10.06.1210Cut with an oxyacetylene torch.
IAS10.06.1310Cut with a plasma arc torch.
IAS10.06.1410Cut with an abrasive saw, hydraulic shear, and bandsaw.
IAS10.06.0210Select electrodes.
IAS10.06.0310Understand the characteristics of each gas in the oxyacetylene process.
IAS10.06.0410Identify the function of oxyacetylene welding unit components.
IAS10.06.0510Understand the fusion process.
IAS10.06.0610Select amperage based upon the types of metal and electrode to be used.
IAS10.06.0710Complete an outside corner bead without rod-oxyacetylene.
IAS10.06.0810Complete a build up pad-arc.
IAS10.06.0910Complete a butt weld-oxyacetylene and arc.
IAS10.07Agricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate power tool safety practices.
IAS10.07.0110Demonstrate proper operation techniques with power tools.
IAS10.07.0210Understand safety rules.
IAS10.07.0310Complete safety tests.
IAS10.07.0410Understand safety procedures for all power tools.
IAS10.07.0510Follow a cleanup schedule.
IAS9.05Agricultural MechanicsThe student will develop ag mechanic skills through small carpentry project construction.
IAS9.05.019Identify hand tools and their uses.
IAS9.05.109Prepare a wood for finishing.
IAS9.05.119Apply a finish to wood.
IAS9.05.129Clean paint brushes.
IAS9.05.029Select, identify, and use hardware.
IAS9.05.039Select, identify, and use fasteners.
IAS9.05.049Select, identify, and use lumber.
IAS9.05.059Calculate board feet.
IAS9.05.069Identify power tools and their uses.
IAS9.05.079Figure a bill of materials.
IAS9.05.089Develop and order of fabrication.
IAS9.05.099Select a finish.
IAS9.06Agricultural MechanicsThe student will describe and demonstrate arc and oxyacetylene welding practices.
IAS9.06.019Define the arc welding process.
IAS9.06.109Strike an arc and run a flat bead.
IAS9.06.119Light and torch and adjust flame.
IAS9.06.129Shut off the torch and bleed lines.
IAS9.06.139Run a bead without rod using oxyacetylene.
IAS9.06.149Run an outside corner bead without rod using oxyacetylene.
IAS9.06.159Make a built up pad (arc).
IAS9.06.169Make a butt weld without rod (oxyacetylene).
IAS9.06.029Define the oxyacetylene welding process.
IAS9.06.039Select electrodes.
IAS9.06.049Identify arc welding and equipment and uses.
IAS9.06.059Identify oxyacetylene welding equipment and uses.
IAS9.06.069Select and set amperage.
IAS9.06.079Set up and adjust the oxyacetylene unit.
IAS9.06.089Understand safety practices for arc welding.
IAS9.06.099Understand safety practices for oxyacetylene welding.
IAS9.08Agricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate power tool safety practices.
IAS9.08.019Demonstrate proper operation techniques with power tools.
IAS9.08.029Understand safety rules.
IAS9.08.039Complete safety tests.
IAS9.08.049Understand safety procedures for all power tools.
IAS9.08.059Follow a cleanup schedule.
IAS9.11Agricultural MechanicsThe student will demonstrate safe operation of tractors.
IAS9.11.019Perform the 10 hour maintenance procedures.
IAS9.11.029Identify safety components of tractors.
IAS9.11.039Identify tractor symbols.
IAS9.11.049Define PTO safety procedures.
IAS9.11.059Define rollover prevention procedures.
IAS9.11.069Identify requirements for operating tractors on public roadways.
IAS9.11.079Determine procedure for starting and stopping tractors.
IAS9.11.089Read and interpret the operator's manual.
IAS9.11.099Operate a tractor while negotiating an approved course.
AGS11/12.01AgriscienceThe student will demonstrate/communicate an understanding of current issues relating to agriscience.
AGS11/12.01.0111 & 12Present an extemporaneous and/or prepared public speech on an agricultural topic.
AGS11/12.01.0211 & 12Write a research paper and/or prepare a display on an agricultural topic.
AGS11/12.01.0311 & 12Collect and organize information from the Internet, satellite information systems, library databases, scientific journals, magazines, newspapers, and/or other current media.
AGS11/12.01.0411 & 12Write a position paper on an agriscience issue.
AGS11/12.01.0511 & 12Write a news article on an agricultural topic.
AGS11/12.01.0611 & 12Present a Food For America Program
AGS11/12.01.0711 & 12Review current periodicals on a daily basis.
AGS11/12.02AgriscienceThe student will gain practical experience in agriscience through laboratory and field work.
AGS11/12.02.0511 & 12Conduct a job shadowing experience.
AGS11/12.02.0111 & 12Analyze soil.
AGS11/12.02.1011 & 12Understand the scientific method of problem solving.
AGS11/12.02.1111 & 12Analyze rations for efficiency.
AGS11/12.02.1211 & 12Design an animal health plan.
AGS11/12.02.1311 & 12Understand livestock grades and grading.
AGS11/12.02.1411 & 12Evaluate live animals.
AGS11/12.02.1511 & 12Identify methods of selection.
AGS11/12.02.1611 & 12Identify major plant diseases and pests.
AGS11/12.02.1711 & 12Castrate swine, beef, or sheep.
AGS11/12.02.1811 & 12Control parasites in livestock.
AGS11/12.02.1911 & 12Recognize and control diseases in livestock.
AGS11/12.02.0211 & 12Analyze water.
AGS11/12.02.2011 & 12Measure land and calculate acreage.
AGS11/12.02.2111 & 12Write legal land descriptions.
AGS11/12.02.2211 & 12Groom livestock.
AGS11/12.02.2311 & 12Identify livestock exhibition techniques.
AGS11/12.02.2411 & 12Collect soil sample.
AGS11/12.02.2511 & 12Interpret a soil test report.
AGS11/12.02.2611 & 12Evaluate a range site.
AGS11/12.02.2711 & 12Determine stocking rates.
AGS11/12.02.2811 & 12Participate in CSU Opportunity Day.
AGS11/12.02.2911 & 12Complete a proficiency award application.
AGS11/12.02.0311 & 12Conduct plant tissue analysis.
AGS11/12.02.0411 & 12Conduct laboratory experiments utilizing plants and animals.
AGS11/12.02.0611 & 12Utilize proper research reporting format.
AGS11/12.02.0711 & 12Determine fertilizer requirements.
AGS11/12.02.0811 & 12Select an irrigation method.
AGS11/12.02.0911 & 12Utilize scientific data to formulate best management practices (BMP).
AGS11/12.03AgriscienceThe student will demonstrate an understanding of physiological processes in agriculturally important animals.
AGS11/12.03.0111 & 12Understand the functions of the digestive system.
AGS11/12.03.1011 & 12Identify proper feed preparation techniques.
AGS11/12.03.1111 & 12Understand the use of growth regulators.
AGS11/12.03.1211 & 12Evaluate rations using the net energy method.
AGS11/12.03.1311 & 12Identify the symptoms of and causes of nutritional diseases.
AGS11/12.03.1411 & 12Identify the parts of the male and female reproductive tracts and their functions.
AGS11/12.03.1511 & 12Understand the principles of inheritance.
AGS11/12.03.1611 & 12Understand protein synthesis.
AGS11/12.03.1711 & 12Understand gene interactions.
AGS11/12.03.1811 & 12Understand sex determination.
AGS11/12.03.1911 & 12Estimate genetic change.
AGS11/12.03.0211 & 12Understand the digestion and absorption of feeds by livestock.
AGS11/12.03.2011 & 12Determine factors affecting livestock growth and development.
AGS11/12.03.2111 & 12Understand artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and estrus synchronization.
AGS11/12.03.2211 & 12Understand production cycles.
AGS11/12.03.2311 & 12Identify breeding systems.
AGS11/12.03.2411 & 12Recognize breeds of swine, sheep, and beef.
AGS11/12.03.2511 & 12Understand selection principles for swine, sheep, and beef.
AGS11/12.03.2611 & 12Identify equipment for A.I.
AGS11/12.03.2711 & 12Understand A.I. procedures.
AGS11/12.03.2811 & 12Detect heat in livestock.
AGS11/12.03.2911 & 12Determine facility requirements for A.I.
AGS11/12.03.0311 & 12Understand the functions of the major body systems. (circulatory, respiratory, nervous, lymphatic, etc).
AGS11/12.03.3011 & 12Maintain breeding records.
AGS11/12.03.3111 & 12Identify symptoms, causes, and treatments of common infectious diseases.
AGS11/12.03.3211 & 12Identify vital signs in livestock.
AGS11/12.03.3311 & 12Identify control methods for internal and external parasites.
AGS11/12.03.3411 & 12Calculate dosages of medications.
AGS11/12.03.3511 & 12Describe proper animal handling principles.
AGS11/12.03.3611 & 12Identify ten types of an