(Auto
Mechanics)
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Level: 9-12
Credit: 1/2 Length: Semester
Prerequisites:
None Program: Industrial Arts
Tech Prep: no Career Cluster Area: Logistics, Transportation and
Distribution
Pathway:
Industrial and Engineering Source of Occupational Skills
Standards: ASE, NATEF,
Eligibility for Nationally Recognized
Skill Certificate(s)/State License:
None |
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Program Contents
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Safety
Tools & Equipment Ø
Employment Skills
Basic Automotive Systems Ø
Career
Exploration
Diagnostic Procedures
(Troubleshooting) |
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Course
Description:
This course is designed to
introduce students to the automotive field. Automotive systems (fuel, oil,
mechanical, and electrical systems.)
Approximately 60% classroom and 40% lab work.
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Performance
Standards (Learner
Outcomes) |
Alaska Reading,
Writing, Math, Science Performance Standards |
Alaska Content Standards
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Alaska Cultural
Standards |
Alaska Employability
Standards |
Occupational Skills
Standards |
All
Aspects of
Industry |
Assessment |
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1. Demonstrate responsibilities of
employment, including dependability, and meeting organizationally defined
expectations.
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W,
M.C.4.1, M.E1.4.1, M.C.
E1.4.2 |
LA.B.2 |
B.3 |
A.1,
A.2, B.1, B.5 |
ASE/
NATEF |
All |
*** |
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2. Demonstrate safe laboratory
techniques and handling of hazardous
chemicals. |
R,
W, S.B |
HL,
LA.B.2, S.A.2, S.A.6 |
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A.6 |
ASE/
NATEF |
Health/Safety |
*** |
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3. Select and safely operate
appropriate hand tools, power tools, and related
equipment. |
M.C,
M.A2.4.1, |
S.A.6,
LA.B.2, M.E.2 -3 |
B |
A.2 |
ASE/
NATEF |
Technical
Skills |
*** |
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4. Investigate career
opportunities. |
M.E,
R, W, |
LA.B.2,
M.E.3, T.E.5 |
A.1,
A.7, C.4 |
A,
B, |
ASE/
NATEF |
All |
*** |
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5. Demonstrate competent use of
technology abased equipment. |
R,W,M.A4,
M.B, M.E |
M.E.3,
T.A.1, T.A.2, 3,5 |
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A2 |
ASE/
NATEF |
Technical
Skills |
*** |
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6. Demonstrate troubleshooting
skills. |
R,
W, S.B, M.A1-2-3, M.E, M.C, |
M.B.1,4,6 T.A.5,
T.C.1-2 |
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A.2 |
ASE/ NATEF |
Technical
Skills |
*** |
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7. Distinguish between various
internal engine designs and operating
principles. |
M.A2.4.1,
2.4.2, 2.4.3, S.A.6 |
M.E.3,M.A.2,
S.A.6, S.B.1, S.B.2, T.C.1-2 |
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A.1-2-6 |
ASE/ NATEF |
Technical
Skills |
*** |
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8. Demonstrate correct use of
automotive lubricants and fuels. |
M.A
2.4.1 (2), (3), S.A.1,2 |
S.A.2,
T.C.1-2 |
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A.1,
A.2, A.6 |
ASE/ NATEF |
Technical
Skills |
*** |
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9. Demonstrate knowledge of
automotive components and operating theory. |
M.A
2.4.1 (2), (3), S.A.6, S.C.2 |
M.E.3,M.A.2,
S.A.6, S.B.1, S.B.2, T.C.1-2 |
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A.1,
A.2, A.6 |
ASE/ NATEF |
Technical
Skills |
*** |
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10. Demonstrate knowledge of
automotive engine performance systems and components. |
M.A
2.4.1 (2), (3), M.A.3.4.1-3-4-6 S.A.5,6,
S.C.1-2 |
M.E.3,M.A.2,
S.A.5,6, S.B.1, S.B.2, T.C.1-2 |
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A.1,
A.2, A.6 |
ASE/ NATEF |
Technical
Skills |
*** |
Recommended Resources: (websites, textbooks, equipment, reference materials, supplies)*** Occupational Standard: National Institute For Automotive Service Excellence, (ASE) http://www.asecert.orgOccupational Standards: National Skills Standards Board http://www.aypf.org/forumbriefs/2002/fb020102.htmAlaska Employability Standards www.eed.state.ak.us/tls/CTE/docs/curriculum/alaskaemployabilitystandards.pdfRecommended Text:Small Gas Engines, By Alfred C. Roth, The Goodheart-Willcox Company, Inc. 2000