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Power
Mechanics 15G
This
fun introductory course will introduce students who are interested
in cars to learn how they operate. No experience is reqired,
as the student will learn how to safely work in the auto lab.
Many automotive topics will be examined including tool use,
origin of power, engine operation, as well as many other systems
that work together within the automobile. Emphasis will be
placed on the student working "hands on" with cars.
The student will become a member of the automotive world at
large.
Students
who choose this course may further their studies by taking
20G/30G/40S.
Note:
This course may be used for credit towards the Grant Park
Technology Diploma.
Power
Mechanics 20G
A
very popular course which is divided into units or sections
that coincide with the many systems that make automobiles
operate. The students will learn how to safely function in
an automotive environment, then move into the following topics;
engines and how they operate, the colling system, the lubrication
system, the fuel system, the drive train system, the electrical
system, tires and brakes, suspension and steering, along with
troubleshooting. The course will allow students to work "hands
on" in the lab and will porvide a great background to
maintain their cars or pursue a career in the area.
Students
who choose this course may further their studies by taking
/30G/40S.
Note:
This course may be used for credit towards the Grant Park
Technology Diploma.
Power
Mechanics 30G
A
very popular course which is divided into systems. After the
student learns to function safely in an automotive environment,
they will move on to study automotive systems. Cylinder heads,
valve operations, combustion chambers, valve grinding and
other related top-end topics will be stressed along with many
other topics relating to automotive systems. This course is
hand-on based and will allow students to go beyond routine
maintenance on their vehicles.
Students
who choose this course may further their studies by taking
40S.
Note:
This course may be used for credit towards the Grant Park
Technology Diploma.
Note:
This course may be used for credit towards the Grant Park
Technology Diploma.
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