This course provides skills to operate oxyacetylene and arc welding equipment. Students identify and describe business management techniques and policies used in the automotive service industry. In this course, students identify disassembly and assembly procedures for internal combustion engines. Emphasis is placed on developing practical skills. This course familiarizes students with the types and styles of standard transmissions and transaxles.
Introductory information relating to rear axles and drive shafts is covered.
Equal time is spent on theory and lab. This course provides electrical knowledge to identify, describe and diagnose ignition systems, wiper systems, and accessories. Included is the completion of the GM course 16101.08, Introduction to Computers. Class time is split equally between theory and practical labs. This course familiarizes students with the servicing and adjustment procedures for suspension, steering and brake systems.