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OBJECTIVES:

 1.  To provide students with the opportunity to develop skills and interests to enable them to obtain maximum credit and lead to successful employment in the Automotive Industry.
 2.  To equip students with sufficient skill and knowledge to enable them to be highly employable in the Industry.
 3.  To encourage the development of good work habits, a sense of responsibility and co-operation, and a certain degree of mechanical expertise - characteristics of a good
employee.
 4.  To develop an attitude of safety consciousness and the ablity to distinguish between safe and unsafe conditions and acts.

OUTLINE:

1.  CAREER FIELD

 1]  Occupations
 2]  Employment opportunities
 3]  Apprenticeship Certification

 1]  Shop safety
 2]  Vehicle safety inspections

 1]  Hand tools
 2]  Measurement tools
 3]  Power tools
 4]  Specialized equipment
 5]  Fasteners

 1]  Coolant
 2]  System types
 3]  System components
 4]  Service and repair
 5]  Recycling systems

 1]  Engine oil and lubrication systems
 2]  Transmissions and differentials
 3]  Power steering
 4]  Chassis and drivelines
 5]  Wheel bearings

 1]  Hydraulic systems
 2]  Drum brakes
 3]  Disc brakes
 4]  Parking brakes
 5]  Power assists
 6]  ABS systems
 7]  Diagnosis, service and repair

 1]  Frames
 2]  Suspension types
 3]  Suspension diagnosis and repair
 4]  Wheels and tires
 5]  Steering systems
 6]  Steering gears
 7]  Power assist
 8]  Four wheel steering
 9]  Shock and strut replacement
10]  Steering geometry
11]  Alignment - 2 and 4 wheel

 1]  Components
 2]  Linkage systems
 3]  Diagnosis, service and repair

 1]  3\4 speed standard transmissions
 2]  Transaxles
 3]  Diagnosis, service and repair

 1]  Conventional drivelines
 2]  Front drive CV shafts
 3]  Diagnosis, service and repair

 1]  Components
 2]  Drive axles and bearings
 3]  Diagnosis, service and repair

 1]  Electron theory
 2]  Elements of a circuit
 3]  Electrical components
 4]  Electromagnetic induction
 5]  Solenoids and relays
 6]  Solid state electronics
 7]  Integrated circuits
 8]  Computer electronics/systems

 1]  Lighting systems
 2]  Wiper systems
 3]  Heater blower motor systems
 4]  Guages and warning systems
 5]  Diagnosis and repair

 1]  Electric motors - theory
 2]  Solenoids/switches
 3]  Drives
 4]  Diagnosis, service and repair
 5]  Batteries - testing/service

 1]  Alternators
 2]  Regulators
 3]  Diagnosis, service and repair

 1]  Point type
 2]  Solid state
 3]  DIS
 4]  Components
 5]  Diagnosis, service and repair

 1]  Tanks, filters, lines and pumps
 2]  Introduction to carburetion
 3]  Introduction to fuel injection
 4]  Diagnosis, service and repair

 1]  Exhaust components/repair
 2]  Emissions
 3]  Emission controls
 4]  Emission testing, service and repair

 1]  Domestic systems and components
 2]  System testing
 3]  Diagnosis and repair

 1]  System diagnosis
 2]  System repair
 3]  Testing and analysis

EVALUATION

 AUTOMOTIVES 22A - Classroom Theory

            TESTS       - 80%            5 concurrent CTS credits
 ASSIGNMENTS - 20%

 SHOP RATING - 80%            5 concurrent CTS crdits
                  LOGS - 20%

 SHOP RATING - 80%            5 concurrent CTS credits
                     LOG - 20%

{ COVERALLS AND APPROPRIATE FOOTWEAR  ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL SHOP WORK }

 AUTOMOTIVES 22A - is a 5 credit classroom theory course covering the concepts in the course outline.  Students are expected to keep notes and handouts in a binder and keep them available for reference.  Assignments are due on the assigned dates.  Late assignments will be deducted 10% for 1 day late, and 100% for more than one day late.  All assignments MUST be completed before students will be allowed to participate in shop work.
       Students will be assigned a small project at the beginning of the shop portion of the course which will count as 3 assignments.
 Tests must be written on the assigned date.  If a student is absent on a test date for a VALID reason, they will be permitted to write the test on the next class day, providing they have notified the school prior to 8:30 a.m. on the morning of the test.  Failing to do so will result in a mark of 0%.  Upon successful completion of this section, 5 CTS credits will be awarded in MEC 2020, 2030, 2040, 2060, 2070.  This course runs for the entire semester.

 AUTOMOTIVES 22B - is a 5 credit shop course.  Students will perform repair work on customer vehicles in the school shop.  This will normally consist of approximately 40 class days of two 80-minute periods per day in the first half of the semester.
 Students will be graded on the quality and accuracy of their work, as well as shop management, attitude and effort.  All students are required to keep a daily log of their activities that will be submitted weekly.
      Because work is being performed on customer vehicles, it is imperative that students maintain good attendence.  If a student is unable to attend school for any reason, they are required to telephone the school office before 8:30 a.m. on the day of their absence.  Upon the successful completion of this section, 5 CTS credits will be awarded in MEC 2090, 2100, 2110, 2130, 2140.

 AUTOMOTIVES 22C - is a 5 credit shop course and has the same requirements as 22B but will run  the second half of the semester.  Upon successful completion of this section of the course, 5 CTS credits will be awarded in MEC 2150, 2160, 3090, 3140, 3150.
 Any student who is absent from school, for any reason, must inform the school office of the absence before 8:30 a.m. on the day of the absence.

Mr. G. Worobec
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