Automotives 1: This course is an introductory course designed for anyone who intends to own and maintain his or her car. The class covers engine fundamentals, auto maintenance and troubleshooting. Automotive systems covered include: ignition, fuel, lubrication, cooling, chassis, exhaust, air conditioning and on-board computer testing. Also covered in this course are units in body and fender work, brakes, tires and tune-up procedures. Students will participate in a hands-on environment in the lab and have the opportunity to work on their personal vehicles. The course stresses diagnosis and problem solving skills used in everyday life. Strong emphasis is placed throughout the entire course on automotive related consumer information.

Automotives 2: This is a continuation of the beginning automotive class. Additional theory is provided along with a strong emphasis on hands-on lab activities. Students refine their diagnostic and repair skills in a lab setting and have the opportunity to spend additional time working on personal or extended projects. In the classroom a variety of technical topics are covered, including high performance systems, alternate fuels and energies, and fabrication. Automotive careers within the automotive field are explored and discussed. Careers examined range from technician, engineering and design, as well as sales and marketing.

In the course, students are eligible to receive College Dual Credit . Info Link