FuseX
One course. Two credit pathways.
FuseX is an NDCDE course option that allows students to complete one course while earning credit connected to two high school course code areas. These courses are designed to help students make meaningful connections across subjects while supporting flexible scheduling, graduation planning, and career exploration.
What is FuseX?
FuseX courses combine aligned content from two high school credit areas into one connected course experience. Instead of taking two separate courses, students complete one course that supports learning across both areas.
This gives students a more flexible way to build skills, explore interests, and make progress toward academic and career goals.
How FuseX Works
- Students enroll in one FuseX course.
- The course is connected to two high school course code areas.
- Students complete one online course experience.
- Credit may be applied to both aligned areas based on the course structure.
Why Choose FuseX?
FuseX may be a good fit for students who want to:
- Make efficient progress toward graduation requirements.
- Explore courses that connect academic and career-focused learning.
- Build real-world skills across more than one subject area.
- Access flexible online learning through NDCDE.
FuseX Courses
| Course Name | Primary MIS03/Area | Secondary MIS03/Area |
|---|---|---|
| Aerospace: The Journey of Flight, Second Semester | 17812 — Aviation Technology I | 13044 — Applied Physics |
Course Details
Aerospace: The Journey of Flight, Second Semester
Primary MIS03: 17812
Primary Area: Aviation Technology I
Secondary MIS03: 13044
Secondary Area: Applied Physics
Apply principles of physics, mathematics, and aviation science to aircraft performance, weight and balance, airport operations, airspace, communication, navigation, and cross-country flight planning. Students analyze forces, motion, energy, human factors, and pilot decision-making while also examining aviation history, training pathways, and aerospace careers.