Grade Range: | |
11–12 | |
Prerequisites: | |
PLTW Human Body Systems 1,2 | |
Course duration: | |
Two semesters. | |
Subject area in which graduation credit will be given: | |
Science: Biology | |
UC subject area satisfied: | |
d - Laboratory Science | |
Notes: | |
Additional Science credit will be awarded if the student has already met the Biology subject area requirement. This is a Project Lead the Way (PLTW) course that utilizes prescribed lesson plans. Teachers must complete mandatory PLTW training in order to teach the course. | |
Course Description: | |
Biomedical Innovations is the capstone course in the four-year sequence of courses comprising the Project Lead the Way Biomedical Science Program. In this course, students are asked to apply what they have learned in the previous three courses to solve unique problems in science, medicine, and healthcare. Students solve required problems systematically before completing optional directed problems or independent work. Each problem is staged as a mission—a unique set of tasks the students must work through to achieve the desired objective. Working through the missions not only exposes students to current issues in biomedical science, but it also provides skills-based instruction in research and experimentation—tools students will use to design innovative solutions to real-world problems. | |
State Course Code(s): | |
7922 - Advanced Patient Care (Capstone) | |
Basic Texts and Teaching Guides: | |
Project Lead the Way supplies all instructional materials. |
CTE-351