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09/02/08 |
06/11/09 |
M,T,W,TH |
4–10
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NWCC |
$6075 |
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The Auto Mechanics program consists of
classroom, hands-on instruction, and job shadowing designed to develop the
necessary basic automotive skills to enter the automotive workforce.
Curriculum and instruction will conform to the
Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) guidelines, and prepare students to take
the ASE certification tests. Instruction will be provided at Northwest
Career Center’s ASE certified labs and will be provided by ASE certified
master technicians. Textbook, tools and materials are included in the cost
below.
Students will learn
valuable skills in the ASE Certification areas of: |
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Brakes |
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This segment provides instruction in brake
repair and service of drum brakes, disc brakes, and ABS systems.
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Suspension and Steering |
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Topics of instruction
include suspension systems, alignment technology, tire balancing and
drivability. |
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Engine
Performance |
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Students will learn the basic skills of engine
testing, diagnosis, and basic overhaul procedures and will gain an
understanding of the internal combustion engine, engine construction, engine
operation, and the proper maintenance and repair procedures of an engine.
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Electrical Systems/Electronics |
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Students will learn the basics of electricity
and its relationship to electrical automotive
components as well as the construction and operation of batteries,
alternators and starters, and the procedures used to diagnose the various
electrical systems of an automobile. |
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AC/Heat |
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Students will gain an understanding of the heating and
cooling system and have an
opportunity to obtain an ASE Air Conditioning license. |
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