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Classes / Homework
Barry Tech Courses »
Engineering and Technology
Auto Skills
Location: Barry Tech Teacher: Code: AMSK
In this course, students will progress from basic to advanced skills in automotive technology and the auto body field. Students will receive a basic introduction to automotive careers, learn about certifications, and practice using basic hand and power tools, as well as other equipment, such as an oxygen/ acetylene torch. Students will learn suspension and steering work, including inspecting and replacing shock absorbers and MacPherson struts, and identifying the parts of a rack and pinion system. Cooling systems will also be covered. This course stresses proper dress code, punctuality and responsibility. Many of our students will compete in industry-based competitions. . Using the tools and equipment of the trade, young mechanics will learn how to: • jack and support a vehicle • remove and replace exhaust systems, disc and drum brake systems, and brake shoes • machine cut discs and drums • balance and rotate tires • balance wheels • remove a tire from a rim using a tire changer • perform general maintenance, including oil and filter replacement, chassis lubrication, and fluid level check Course Available: Grades 11 or 12 Course Length: 1 or 2 years Placement: Skills Credits: Up to 4 credits a year Add to My Class List » |
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