10602102Service Repair Procedures
Course Information
Description
Automobile engine theory, design and operation are studied. The systems of the automobile that are included are diagnosis and repair of engine cooling, lubricating, and exhaust systems. Electrical systems that are covered in detail are starting, charging and battery maintenance. Proper use of meters, test equipment as well as shop safety, and proper use of hand tools are emphasized.
Total Credits
4
Course Competencies
  1. Acquire knowledge of the Automotive Program
    Assessment Strategies
    by participating in class
    by completing related lab activity and lab report
    Criteria
    you enter into class discussions
    you offer questions or comments during class
    you attend class regularly
    you arrive for class on time
    you listen attentively during class
    you hand in writing assignments
    job sheet includes the date it was performed, and the names of the people who conducted the experiment
    lab report includes correct data
    lab report is neatly handwritten
    lab report is well organized; sections are clearly marked with appropriate headings
    lab report uses appropriate automotive vocabulary

  2. Practice safe procedures
    Assessment Strategies
    by exam
    by practicing safety procedures in the lab
    in the laboratory [name setting such as: classroom, shop, workplace, office,]
    with an assigned vehicle
    with the use of references [or with the use of a specific job aid]
    Criteria
    you select the correct tools, equipment, supplies for the task
    you perform all critical steps in the right order
    you position yourself correctly
    you employ proper procedures for working automobiles
    you wear personal protective equipment
    you follow safety procedures
    you verbalize an explanation of the process as you perform it
    your explanation presents sound reasoning as you describe the decisions you make throughout the process