Anatomy & Physiology

This course is a survey of the human body systems. Students will gain an overall understanding of the systems while exploring the themes of homeostasis

Honors Biology 2: Research

Honors Biology 2: Research in Evolutionary Biology Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection seeks to explain the amazing diversity of life on our

Honors Chem. 2: Research

Honors Chemistry 2: Research in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology This course introduces topics from biochemistry and molecular biology and culminates in a student designed research

Honors Computer Science

This course teaches fundamental topics of computer science including problem solving, design strategies and methodologies, data structures, and algorithms. In this course, students learn an

Mechanical Engineering

In this course, students will study, design, and build mechanical moving systems. The course is organized around increasingly complex hands-on challenges starting with basic Newtonian

Electrical Engineering

In this course, students will study, design, and build electronic circuits and systems. The course is organized around increasingly complex hands-on challenges starting with basic

Immunology and Disease

This course will begin with an in-depth look at the structure and function of the immune system. We will then consider the mechanisms of different

Dig Logic & Comp Architecture

Digital Logic and Computer Architecture is a course that provides a foundation for students to understand the hardware and design of the modern stored program

Data Structures & Algorithms

This course follows Honors Computer Science and covers the analysis and design of fundamental data structures. Students learn to use these data structures to code

Hon. Physics 2: Calculus based

This is an advanced course for students who are interested in studying physics beyond the introductory level. The course will help students build and expand

Physics 1- Topics

This is an algebra-based, introductory physics course appropriate for 10th-, 11th- and 12th-grade students who have not previously taken a high school physics course. Students

Electric Vehicle Engineering

Students in this class will spend the year working to understand an electric vehicle’s inner workings through a hands-on process of deconstruction, design, and reconstruction.