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Course Criteria
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This course is designed to establish proficiency in the operation, service, diagnosis and repair of manual transmissions and transaxles. An emphasis will be placed on the removal, repair and replacement clutch assemblies, drive shafts, differentials and four-wheel drive components. The course will consist of both classroom and laboratory activities designed to meet industry standards and safety.
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This course is designed to establish proficiency in steering, suspension and wheel alignment systems. Emphasis will be placed on the diagnosis, and repair of components that are critical to safe and efficient operation. Instruction will consist of both classroom and laboratory activities, which will be designed to achieve industry standards and safety.
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This course is designed to establish proficiency in the operation and servicing of brake systems. Instruction will include disc and drum brakes, power assist units, anti-lock systems, and related miscellaneous mechanical/electrical components. Instruction will consist of both classroom and laboratory activities designed to meet industry standards and safety.
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This course is designed to teach the principles of electrical and electronic diagnosing and troubleshooting of automotive parts and components. An emphasis will also be placed on the proper diagnosis, service and repair of battery and starting systems. Instruction will consist of both classroom and laboratory activities designed to meet industry standards and safety.
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This is an advanced course designed to establish proficiency in the diagnosis and repair of the vehicle's charging systems, lighting systems, driver information systems and electrical/electronic accessories. The course will consist of classroom and laboratory activities designed to meet industry standards and safety.
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This course is designed to establish proficiency in the diagnosis and repair of heating, air conditioning and engine cooling systems. Emphasis will be placed on controls, vacuum and mechanical components, clutch and compressor and refrigerant recovery. Instruction will consist of classroom and laboratory activities designed to meet industry standards and safety.
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This is an introductory course designed to establish proficiency in the diagnosis and repair of engine ignition systems, computerized controls, and emissions systems. Special emphasis will be placed on the proper use of engine performance diagnostic tools such as the engine analyzer, oscilloscope, emissions analyzer and hand held scan tools. The course instruction will consist of classroom and laboratory activities designed to meet industry standards and safety.
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This course is designed to establish an advanced level of proficiency in the diagnosis and repair of engine performance and drivability problems that may affect the power, fuel economy, emission output levels and dependability of the vehicle. The major areas covered include the diagnosis and troubleshooting of the emission control system, computer system, ignition system, fuel system, exhaust system and the engine's mechanical system. The student will learn to use diagnostic tools such as a trouble code scanner, oscilloscope, computer analyzer and a dynamometer. Course will consist of classroom and laboratory activities designed to meet industry standards and safety.
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This course is designed to provide students with realistic on-the-job training experience to acquire and apply knowledge, skills, and attitudes in an occupational field. On the job supervision is provided by the respective cooperative teacher and employer. Selected job skills will be evaluated a minimum of once during each grading period.
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Examines the extension of Europrean culture into the Western Hemisphere, the growth and development of the 13 English colonies and intensive study of the Constitution of the United States and the early national period of the United States to the end of the Civil War. Requires a demonstration of computer application. (*)
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