This course is designed to provide students with basic mathematical skills needed in the trade and technical fields. Topics from multiple-operations with whole numbers to solving simple algebraic equations including data graphs will be covered. Successful completion of the two part course provides the student with the skills to perform as a service station attendant. This is an introductory course covering the basic concepts and practices in repairing damage to automobile bodies. Hand tools, power tools, materials, welding and their applications are stressed.
Emphasis is on small dent repair and rust patching.
This is an introductory course covering the basic concepts and practices in partial and complete refinishing of autobody paint surfaces. Application and trouble shooting are stressed. Emphasis is placed on preparing the automobile for proper refinishing. Classroom and lab instruction will provide the student with the necessary skills to properly diagnose, adjust, repair, and replace all components in the automobile steering and suspension systems. Subjects covered are manual and power steering units, steering linkage, rack and pinion units, front and rear suspensions, McPherson Struts, and alignments.