| AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY I (828, 829) |
| Class Level: 11, 12 |
Credit: 2 |
Prerequisite: None |
| This course is designed for juniors and seniors interested in understanding, maintaining, and performing minor or major repairs to their vehicle. Classroom activities include a systematic approach to understanding the basic operation of a motor vehicle. Integration of math, reading, communication, logical thinking, and teamwork is a part of Automotive Technology I. Lab activities include removal and installation of parts and the systematic diagnosis of automobiles. Most major systems of a vehicle will be studied. The student will be expected to develop good habits in the areas of work ethic, cooperation, attendance, attitude, leadership, and organization. This course is prelude to Automotive Technology II. |
| AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY II (830, 831) |
| Class Level: 12 |
Credit: 2 |
Prerequisite: C or better in Auto I is recommended |
| Automotive Technology II is an extension of Automotive Technology I. This course will prepare a student for an entry-level position in the automotive field or additional schooling. College, trade school representatives, and other guest speakers are a part of Automotive Technology II. Classroom activities include group projects, individual critical thinking activities, and study materials used by the ASE (Automotive Service Excellence). Lab activities include a challenging list of automotive repair items. Automotive Technology II students are encouraged to bring in their own “project vehicles.” |
