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Career Technical Education
Our CTE and VPA teachers (from left) --Mr. Masuta (Art), Mr. Klackle (Computer Science) and Ms. Ghosh (GID)
CTE Pathways Top of Page
GID 1 and 2 Game Design ProjectsTop of Page
Classic Multiplayer Pong GameTop of Page
Car Racing Game using visual coding in ScratchTop of Page
Use right and left arrow keys to move the yellow car.
Use the lightning/boost button to boost the speed of the car. Avoid the obstacles. Cover 200 m in the minimum possible time!
Design Your Block Dodge Mobile Game in Unity. Top of Page
Fall Semester GID 1 Project: Design Your Spooky Ghost Busters Game Top of Page
VR Gallery housing student work samples Top of Page
Blender 3D Dance Animation Challenge Top of Page
Another 3D Model Sample with Dance Animation TransitionsTop of Page
PROJECT KEY LEARNING OUTCOMES:Top of Page
Getting familiar with 3D Character Modeling, Armature Rigging, Animation, Keyframes and Rendering (including light, sound, camera angle adjustments) on Blender and Video editing/ adding effects/transitions using Capcut.
Student work samples in the GID 1 Class!Top of Page
GID 1 Unity Platformer Microgame Project
This was the first completed game design project that students in GID 1 worked on using Unity Game Engine Platform. This Microgame helped them in getting familiar with the Unity Interface and grow confidence in building future games from scratch. They were able to complete the beginner friendly tutorial series in Unity and make changes in th UI/UX design of the Game to make it their own. They tried to focus on the User Experience of the player to ensure that the gameplay gets more interesting and engaging! Go ahead, play it out!
Student Work Samples on GID 1 Project: 3D Modeling of Pumpkin using BlenderTop of Page
Student Work Samples on GID 1 Project: Create UI/UX Design of a Food Delivery AppTop of Page
Career Technical Education (CTE) is a program of study that involves a multiyear sequence of courses that integrates core academic knowledge with technical and occupational knowledge to provide students a pathway to postsecondary education and careers. The CTE program at TIDE Academy focuses on in-demand occupations across a variety of career pathways.
Our CTE classes at TIDE Academy are also dual-enrolled with Foothill College, allowing students to earn college credits while also earning high school credits for the same course. Taking dual enrolled courses prepares students for the transition to college by earning college credit in high school, and helps students jump ahead in their postsecondary education. Dual enrollment courses are taught in partnership with Foothill College.
TIDE Academy prepares students for STEAM careers through Computer Science or Business Marketing pathways. Two of two highly in-demand industry sectors of California's 15 Career Technical Education industry sectors.
Student Work - Computer Science
Traverse a 2D MazeTop of Page
Traverse a 2D Maze
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Write a program to run through the course. You should set your Shpero Bolt down at the starting line and when you run your program your robot needs to figure out what direction is North (using the compass) and all instructions should be based on that collaboration.
RULES
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Student Work - Computer Science
Robot SwimmingTop of Page
Robot Swimming
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Write a program for your robot to swim around the cones. Your Sphero Bolt needs to start in the designated area then it needs to swim around the cones in figure eight, and return back to the starting area.
REQUIREMENTS
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