2006-07 Catalog Archive (Archived July 31, 2006)

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Collision Repair Technician (CL)

Certificate

Nat'l Automotive Technician'

Students learn to apply advanced collision repair techniques and principles in diagnosing damage and prescribing corrective work. The major emphasizes the theory and skills of metal and plastic repair, MIG welding, unibody straightening, hazardous-material handling, and modern paint systems.

Career Opportunities:  Collision repair technician in a dealership, independent collision repair shop, fleet operation or self-employment.

Recommended High School Subjects:  Three years of English, one year of algebra and one year of science.

Remediation Strategies:  Deficient students may start the program. The order of remediation will be math, reading, English.

Transfer Procedures:  This major is subject to the transfer standards established by the College and detailed in the Information section (see "Transferring Credits") of this catalog. Exceptions must be approved by the school dean.

Program Goals:  A graduate of this major should be able to:

First SemesterCredits
ABC100Introduction to Non-Structural Collision Repair 2
ABC101Introduction to Non-Structural Collision Repair Laboratory 4
CSC110Introduction to Information Technology 3
MTH011Career Mathematics 3
WEL105Collision Repair Welding 3
15
Second SemesterCredits
ABC120Introduction to Repair Procedures 4
ABC125Basic Refinishing 2
ABC126Basic Refinishing Laboratory 4
ENL010Communications 3
SAF110Occupational Health and Safety 2
15
Third SemesterCredits
ABC119Electrical/Electronics and Air Conditioning 3
ABC124Chassis Alignment, Steering and Suspension 3
ABC207Structural Repair Procedures 2
ABC208Structural Repair Procedures Laboratory 4
OECOpen Elective 3
15
Fourth SemesterCredits
ABC206Collision Related Mechanics 4
ABC226Advanced Refinishing 2
ABC227Advanced Refinishing Laboratory 4
SCIScience Elective 3
OECOpen Elective 3
16

The Collision Repair program is a member of the I-CAR Industry Training Alliance.

CERTIFICATION: The collision repair major is certified by the National Automotive Technician's Education Foundation and meets the standards for Automotive Service Excellence.