AUT 104 Intro. to Automotive Technology -- 3 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

This course provides instruction in the selection and use of mechanics tools and precision measuring devices. Practical, handson activities with automotive engines and shop safety will be emphasized. (120:156)

AUT 404 Automotive Suspension and Steering -- 4 Sem Hrs. Cr.

This course will provide instruction in the theory of operation and service procedures of automotive alignment and suspension systems.

AUT 503 Automotive Brake Systems -- 3 Sem Hrs. Cr.

This course will provide instruction in the theory of operation and service procedures of automotive braking systems.

AUT 603 Basic Automotive Electricity -- 3 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

This course will provide instruction in theory and operation of automotive electrical circuits. Safety, meters, and service information will be emphasized.

AUT 652 Advanced Automotive Electricity -- 3 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

This course is designed to provide instruction in the diagnosis, repair, and service of electrical and electronic components found on current vehicles.

AUT 704 Automotive Heating and Air Cond. -- 4 Sem Hrs. Cr.

This course will provide instruction in the theory of operation of auto air conditioning and heating systems. Students will learn how to diagnose and service auto air conditioning and heating systems.

AUT 870 Automotive Service Management -- 2 Sem Hrs. Cr.

This course is designed to acquaint the student with the day-to-day operations of the automotive service industry. Instruction will be provided for customer relations, shop management, service write-ups, warranty procedures, and flat rate time guides. Students will practice procedures in a live lab setting.

CRR 101 Sheet Metal Welding -- 2 Sem. Hrs. Cr

The structural integrity of the vehicle is dependent on skills in welding. This course provides the training in oxyacetylene heating and cutting, MIG welding and plasma cutting. Safety is also stressed.

CRR 116 Advanced Welding Techniques -- 2 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Prerequisite: CRR 101 Sheet Metal Welding. A continuation of gas metal arc welding (MIG) with advanced applications including spool welding aluminum. Gas tungsten arc welding (TIG) and additional plasma cutting will be covered. Working with various metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, galvanized metal, and cast along with squeeze type resistance spot welding (STRSW) and weld bond adhesives will also be included.

CRR 201 Plastic Repair -- 2 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Students will receive instruction on thermosets and thermoplastics, repair decisions, plastic welding and adhesive repair technology. SMC repair will also be covered.

CRR 301 Introduction to Collision Repair -- 1 Sem. Hr. Cr.

Safety, worker protection, EPA compliance, careers and fundamentals of collision repair are covered. Tools and equipment, shop designs, and the interpretation of MSDS will be studied.

CRR 324 Sheet Metal Fundamentals -- 4 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Metalworking skills are taught as the foundation of properly repairing damaged metal panels, followed by an understanding of body fillers and shaping techniques. Damage theory is covered in addition to damage analysis and types of steel used in automotive construction. Aluminum cosmetic panel straightening will also be taught.

CRR 361 Collision Lab I -- 4 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Actual shop setting where project vehicles are worked on based off of actual estimates. The objective of the labs is to fine tune previously taught skills and to sequence a repair plan while improving speed and work efficiency on a production basis. Each new lab is designed to introduce tougher projects and develop the student/technicians independence while increasing the flat rate hours turned in a clocked period.

CRR 362 Collision Repair Lab II -- 3 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Prerequisite: Preceding lab for II, III, and IV. Actual shop setting where project vehicles are worked on based off of actual estimates. The objective of the labs is to fine tune previously taught skills and to sequence a repair plan while improving speed and work efficiency on a production basis. Each new lab is designed to introduce tougher projects and develop the student/technicians independence while increasing the flat rate hours turned in a clocked period.

CRR 363 Collision Lab III -- 2 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Prerequisite: Collision Repair Lab II. Continuation of previous Collision Repair Labs where students hone their skills and improve their speed through practice. Actual shop setting where vehicles are repaired from start to finish by the student/technician. Labs utilize advanced projects and recently taught task skills.

CRR 364 Collision Lab IV -- 2 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Prerequisite: Collision Repair Lab III. Continuation of previous Collision Repair Labs where students hone their skills an improve their speed through practice. Actual shop setting where vehicles are repaired from start to finish by the student/technician. Labs utilize advanced projects and recently taught task skills.

CRR 420 Non-Structural Repair -- 4 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Techniques in cosmetic panel replacement and alignment are discovered of both bolt-on and weld-on types. Door hardware, moveable glass, exterior and interior trim replacement and repairs round out this offering. Adhesive bonding and aluminum panel replacement procedures are also covered.

CRR 504 Frame and Unibody Damage Analysis -- 4 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Advanced collision theory coupled with fundamentals of measuring full frame and uni-body constructed vehicles with centerline gauges. Safety and the various types of pulling and measuring equipment will be covered. Anchoring systems. Structural integrity via stationary glass is also covered with replacement procedures. Corrosion protection is also studied.

CRR 534 Structural Repair -- 4 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Prerequisite: CRR 504 Frame and Unibody Damage Analysis. Steel structural parts replacement and sectioning on full frame and uni-bodies. New and used parts will be covered. Preparation for Structural Parts Steel Qualification testing.

CRR 572 Advanced Structural Repairs -- 2 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Prerequisite: CRR 534 Structural Repair. Alternative methods of diagnosing frames and uni-body damage with UMS and laser/computerized measuring systems. Characteristics of aluminum structural parts. Structural straightening uminum and structural parts aluminum damage diagnosis and replacement.

CRR 602 Mechanical Repairs -- 2 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

An introductory course in collision based mechanical repairs. Basic repairs to electrical, steering, suspension, cooling, passive restraints, and air conditioning systems are taught. Repairs begin with identification, diagnosis and an understanding of system operations.

CRR 743 Estimating -- 3 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Students are taught to correctly analyze and record physical damage on a vehicle. Mitchell software is introduced. Knowledge of mechanical and body parts as well as nomenclature, flat rates, insurance procedures, and industry definitions are covered.

CRR 760 Advanced Estimating -- 2 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Prerequisite: CRR 743 Estimating. Students will be introduced to ADP Software and further develop computerized estimating skills with Mitchell software. Topics will include: customer relations, claims processing, judgement and flat rate decisions, alternative parts use, restoration estimating, and estimating damage from hail, deer, and other unique situations.

CRR 804 Introduction to Refinishing -- 4 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Fundamentals are stressed in this introduction to painting. Surface preparation, safety, composition of paints, primers and sealers, application techniques and equipment are covered in great detail. Masking skills and single stage topcoat applications are practiced acquainting the student in refinishing.

CRR 833 Refinishing II -- 3 Sem. Hrs. Cr.

Prerequisite: CRR 804 Intro to Refinishing. A further study in refinish operations including finish defects, application problems, non-painting repairs, including detailing. Basecoat/clearcoats are covered in greater detail as well as tri-coat and multi-stage finishes. Tinting, blending and color theory will also be covered.