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Introduction
to Auto | Advanced Automotive (for students under the
age of 16) | Advanced
Automotive | Advanced Automotive Community/Cooperative
| Auto Brakes & Front-End | Auto
Tune-ups and Emissions | Drafting 1 | Drafting
2 | CAD Drafting A | CAD Drafting
B | CAD Drafting C | Agricultural
Mechanics/Welding | Advanced Agricultural Mechanics/Welding
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: None |
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This course covers the principle components of the modern automobile. The emphasis of the course is on the owner - operator level. Students increase their knowledge in the areas of proper maintenance, repair, and operation of the automobile. Other areas covered are the purchase of a vehicle, laws covering the automobile and its owner, and an introduction to careers in the automobile industry.
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: Introduction to Auto or Instructor’s
permission |
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In this course,
information learned in Introduction to Auto is expanded. Students receive advanced training in all
areas of the automobile with an emphasis on trouble shooting and repairing the
automobile. Advanced training in this
class prepares students to use automotives as a foundation for their vocation
or avocation.
4514, 4513 Advanced
Automotive (single or double periods) Allan Hancock College
articulation credit available
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Grade: o 9
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Course
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Credit: 10-20 |
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Prerequisite: Knowledge of automotive fundamentals and
instructor’s approval |
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Advanced Automotive is a class geared towards advanced training of students in auto repair or service. Areas covered are on the mechanic's level and include job entry skills in:
1.) Mechanic helper/Service station 2.) Tune up/Electrical
3.) Brakes/Suspension/Steering 4.) Fuel/Smog systems
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Course
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Credit: 15 |
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Prerequisite: Instructor’s approval |
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See your Advanced Automotive instructor for more information.
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: Completion of Advanced Automotive or
instructor’s approval |
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This course provides instruction for students preparing for a job or career in automotive brakes and front-end industry. Students will be trained for jobs such as brakes mechanic helper, vehicle front-end mechanic’s helper, and general mechanic’s helper.
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: Completion of Advanced Automotive or
instructor’s approval |
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This advanced specialty
automotive course is designed for the student who has an interest in tune-up
and emission. The course offers the
student advanced training in the areas of tune-up and emission system and smog
testing.
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: None |
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This course is designed to teach students drafting skills and to develop a thorough understanding of the basics of mechanical drawing. Topics covered will include: single and multi-view drawing, dimensioning, auxiliary views, working drawings, and an introduction to architecture computer aided drafting.
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Grade: o 9
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Course
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: Drafting 1 |
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Drafting 2 builds upon skills gained in Drafting 1 and continues into more advanced topics of mechanical and architectural drafting, using manual drafting and computer aided drafting.
4526 Computer Aided
Drafting (CAD)/Manufacturing A
Allan Hancock College articulation credit available
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Grade: o 9
n 10
n 11
n 12
(10th graders must be 16 years
of age or older by Jan of school year) |
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Course
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: Drafting 1, 2 |
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CAD Drafting A builds upon skills gained in Drafting 1 and continues into more advanced topics of mechanical and architectural drafting using the computer.
4527 Computer Aided
Drafting (CAD)/Manufacturing B
Allan Hancock College articulation credit available
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Grade: o 9
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Course
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: CAD Drafting A |
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Two and three dimensional computer aided drafting techniques are taught using Microstation software. Areas covered will include: architecture, advanced mechanical drawing, rendering, and virtual reality.
4528 Computer Aided
Drafting (CAD)/Manufacturing C
Allan Hancock College articulation credit available
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Grade: o 9
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Course
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: CAD Drafting B |
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This course is a self-directed course for advanced topics in computer-aided drafting. Students will be asked to submit a detailed study plan that will include year, semester, and quarter goals; complete a job skills unit; and write a report about computer-aided drafting.
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Grade: o 9
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n 12 (10th graders must be 16 years of age or older by Jan of school year) |
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Course
Length: o
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: None |
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This course prepares
students for employment, or entrepreneurship in agricultural mechanics
occupations including: farm power, construction, machinery and equipment,
welding and other areas. This class
also prepares students to continue in advanced occupational training in this
field. Students will develop, enhance
and perfect their skills in the areas of arc, oxyacetylene and MIG
welding. Cutting techniques and use of the
plasma cutter are emphasized.
Individual student projects will be designed and constructed. Additional areas of instruction will include
electrical wiring, irrigation systems, and basic principles of construction.
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Grade: o 9
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Course
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Credit: 10 |
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Prerequisite: Agricultural Mechanics course # 4021 |
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This course further prepares students for employment, or entrepreneurship in agricultural mechanics occupations including: farm power, construction, machinery and equipment, welding and other areas. This class also prepares students to continue in advanced occupational training in this field. Students will continue to develop, enhance and perfect their skills in the areas of arc, oxyacetylene and MIG welding. Cutting techniques and use of the plasma cutter are emphasized. Individual student projects will be designed and constructed. Additional areas of instruction will include electrical wiring, irrigation systems, and basic principles of construction.