Popular Pathways
Great for STEM electives, summer bootcamps, and middle school exploratory rotations.
Artificial Intelligence (Digit-AI Literacy Pilot Focus): Machine learning mechanics, neural network models, generative AI tools & agents, silicon chips/compute power, and prompt engineering.
Space, Robots & Machines: Kinematics, sensors, motor actuation, robotic control loops, telemetry, and automated space exploration systems.
VR & Spatial Computing: 3D coordinate geometry, immersion mechanics, spatial interaction design, and virtual/augmented reality environments.
3D Printing & Construction: Additive manufacturing, CAD modeling fundamentals, rapid prototyping, and automated physical construction techniques.
Great for grades 8–12 capstones, high school electives, and career/technical pathways addressing complex modern systems.
Computer Engineering: Logic gates, binary architecture, bus systems, semiconductor design, and low-level hardware-software interfaces.
Data, IT & Blockchain: Database structures, packet routing, cloud architecture, decentralized ledgers, and institutional data integrity.
Food & Medical Tech: Agricultural automation, biotechnology, biomedical sensors, digital health records, and laboratory automation.
Philosophy & Ethics of Tech: Algorithmic bias, automation economics, digital surveillance, copyright in the age of generative models, and AI governance.
A high-engagement, multimedia production track that appeals directly to student creativity and cross-curricular ELA/arts projects.
Digital Art & Design: Vector graphics, layout hierarchy, color theory, digital typography, visual asset production, and user interface (UI) basics.
Communications & Media Production: Digital broadcasting, podcast production, video editing workflows, presentation design, and online collaboration tools.
Electricity & Energy: Circuits, AC/DC power basics, batteries, renewable energy tech, and how electricity powers modern microelectronics.
Digital Design & Web 3.0: Web design principles, modern responsive page layouts, front-end structural logic, and open web architectures.
Great for K-8 baseline digital fluency.
Technology Origins: Key innovations and inventions throughout history - from fire to wheel to bronze age up through modern times, highlighting foundational paradigm shifts.
Digital Citizenship: Privacy settings, digital footprint audit, password hygiene, safe communication, and recognizing misinformation/phishing.
Coding & Programming: Computational thinking, core algorithm design, loops, conditional logic, flowcharting, pseudocode, and debugging principles.
Hardware & Software: Microprocessors, RAM vs. storage, input/output peripherals, operating systems, and file system mechanics.