Mechanics
MECHANICS
Mechanics 10 (5 credits)
- This course is designed to increase a student’s familiarity with automotive maintenance, tool use and robotics systems. Students will learn to program Arduino, prototype direct control robotics systems, work with hand tools, perform safety inspections on vehicles and develop an understanding of basic circuits, motors and forms of alternate energy. This course will prepare students for a successful transition into higher-level Automotive and Robotics coursework and future employment by emphasizing the knowledge, skills and attitudes required.
Mechanics 20 (5 credits)
Prerequisite: Mechanics 10
- This senior mechanics strand offers students hands-on experience, knowledge and skills related to the design and maintenance of transportation vehicles and the impact they have on the environment and the economy. Course content includes diagnosis and repair of vehicle systems (tires, wheels, bearings, brake systems, steering/suspension systems, lubrication/cooling, and recommended vehicle maintenance procedures.) Proper tightening specification and date research will be covered.
Mechanics 30 (5 credits)
Prerequisite: Mechanics 20
- This senior mechanics course includes engine tune-up, analysis and repair, engine overhaul procedures, and starting/charging systems, emission controls, ignition system diagnosis and repair, and wheel alignment.
Please contact Mr. Laslo for more information regarding Mechanics.