Family and Consumer Science

INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 161 (FCE16100N)

GRADE: 9,10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
This course teaches growth and development from the prenatal stage through the school-aged years. Topics such as families, role of the parent/caregiver, pregnancy, childbirth and health and safety will be covered throughout the semester. The students will also work in the GBN Preschool as teacher assistants. They will have the opportunity to earn the ECE Level 1 Credential while enrolled in this course. 
PREREQUISITE: None

EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS 261 (FCE26100N)
GRADE: 9,10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
In the Educational Foundations course students will learn to master teaching skills in planning, creating, teaching and evaluating all areas of the early childhood curriculum. Students will work in groups as teachers in the GBN Preschool all semester along with a focused study on the 3-5 year old child. Students find this class to be extremely valuable in college when studying education, psychology and any other child related field. 
PREREQUISITE: Introduction to Human Growth & Development 161
Dual Credit: In addition to high school credit, three college credits in early childhood may also be obtained through Oakton Community College. A one-time application fee of $25 is required if students elect to receive college credit. 

ADVANCED EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS 361 (FCE36100N)
GRADE: 10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
This advanced course provides the student the opportunity to apply the concepts learned in Educational Foundations while continuing to teach in the GBN Preschool. Students will utilize various forms of educational technology, learn classroom management, and complete a case study project. A variety of preschool experiences will be explored and experienced both inside and outside of the classroom. 
PREREQUISITE: Educational Foundations: Introduction to Teaching 261.

TEACHING INTERNSHIP 461 (FCE46100N)
GRADE: 11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
Students enrolled in this course should have an interest in working with children and may explore careers in the field of education, psychology and social services. Students will become teacher aides and will be working closely with local elementary or junior high school teachers to carry out a variety of classroom tasks and activities. Students must be able to make arrangements for transportation to off-campus sites. Course may be repeated with instructor approval. 
PREREQUISITE: Advanced Educational Foundations 361

INTRODUCTION TO CULINARY ARTS 161 (FCF161F0)
GRADE: 9,10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
The culinary arts program provides experiences for students wishing to improve their knowledge of the kitchen. Students learn that successful cooking starts with preparation and ends with serving, tasting, presentation, and evaluation. Students will gain a variety of skills through the practical application of reading, measuring, teamwork, and individual creativity.
PREREQUISITE: None

CULINARY ARTS 261: BAKING & PASTRY (FCF261F0)
GRADE: 9,10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject

Students explore the science of baking, practicing techniques essential to the baking of a variety of desserts. Students study cake decorating and apply basic techniques in plating and food preparation. Culinary professions and food industry occupations are reviewed. 
PREREQUISITE: Introduction to Culinary Arts 161

CULINARY ARTS 361: CATERING & MEAL PREPARATION (FCF361F0) 
GRADE: 10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject

Catering and Meal Preparation 361 is designed for students interested in advanced food techniques and gourmet cookery. Opportunities for experiences in quantity food production and service are provided. PREREQUISITE Culinary Arts 261

SENIOR FOODS 161 (FCF16500)
GRADE: 12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
Senior Foods is designed for the student interested in learning how to successfully set up a kitchen, budget, shop, and prepare meals suitable to the college lifestyle. Typical labs will include sautéing, baking, batch preparation (make-ahead/freeze), and small appliance usage. PREREQUISITE: None

FASHION & INTERIOR DESIGN 161 (FCC16700)
GRADE: 9, 10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
This course is for students who are interested in the Fashion and/or Interior Design fields. This class includes many hands-on activities related to design elements and principles, color theory, trends, visual displays and career opportunities. A digital portfolio of activities and projects will be developed during the course to showcase the student achievements. Students will experience client based scenarios in both fashion design and floor planning. Opportunities to attend and/or participate in fashion shows, competitions and retail tours are course highlights! PREREQUISITE: None

FASHION STUDIO 161 (FCC161C0)
GRADE: 9,10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
This course is designed for beginning students interested in Fashion. This class will introduce students to working with sewing machines, and students will work independently throughout the semester on projects showcasing their creativity. Students will develop a portfolio to showcase their creativity and knowledge of the fashion design process. 
PREREQUISITE: None

FASHION STUDIO 261 (FCC261C0)
GRADE: 9,10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
This course allows students to build on their knowledge of the fashion design process and learn more advanced sewing techniques. Students will be able to personalize projects of their choice throughout the semester and will be exposed to a variety of fabrics and patterns. A student in this course will continue to work on their portfolio to showcase their knowledge of the fashion industry. PREREQUISITE: Fashion Construction Studio 161

FASHION STUDIO 361 (FCC361C0)
GRADE: 10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
This course is designed to refine fashion design skills acquired in the previous courses. Students desiring career study in fashion and design or who love to create are strongly encouraged to take this class. Students will complete projects in apparel recycling and redesigning, will have the opportunity to choose projects based on their needs and interests and will continue building their fashion portfolio. 
PREREQUISITE: Fashion Construction Studio 261

FASHION DESIGN STUDIO 461 (FCC461D0)
GRADE: 10,11,12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject
This course is designed for students who have completed course work in FCS Studio 361 or Fashion & Interior Design 161 and wish to continue advanced study in their interest area. Students will have the opportunity to design and construct projects of their choice. PREREQUISITE: Fashion Construction 361 or Fashion & Interior Design 161

PSYCHOLOGY FOR LIVING 161 (FCP16100)
GRADE: 11, 12 LENGTH: 1 Sem CREDIT: .50 GPA: All Subject 
Psychology for Living discusses today's problems of interpersonal and family relationships. The class focuses on teen issues that students may face currently or as they head to college. Interactive discussions feature guest speakers, literature, and films that revolve around teen issues including: AIDS, sexually transmitted infections, depression and suicide, death and grief, eating disorders, and drugs and alcohol. 
PREREQUISITE: None

Course	Freshman	Sophomore	Junior	Senior
Introduction to Human Growth and Development 161	Offered	Offered	Offered	Offered
Educational Foundations 261*	Offered	Offered	Offered	Offered
Advanced Educational Foundations 361		Offered	Offered	Offered
Teaching Internship 461			Offered	Offered
Introduction to Culinary Arts 161	Offered	Offered	Offered	Offered
Culinary Arts 261: Baking & Pastry	Offered	Offered	Offered	Offered
Culinary Arts 361: Catering & Meal Prep		Offered	Offered	Offered
Senior Foods 161				Offered
Fashion & Interior Design 161	Offered	Offered	Offered	Offered
Fashion Studio 161	Offered	Offered	Offered	Offered
Fashion Studio 261	Offered	Offered	Offered	Offered
Fashion Studio 361		Offered	Offered	Offered
Fashion Design Studio 461		Offered	Offered	Offered
Psychology for Living 161			Offered	Offered

*Dual credit offered through Oakton Community College