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Mr. Collins
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Mr. Morin
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Collision Repair Technology
Collision Repair is still among one of the fastest growing industries in demand
of well-trained technicians.
Collision Repair students are trained in the latest equipment and processes in metal
straightening, body filler application/sanding, and the refinishing of automotive
body and components. Students are educated in the Collision Repair trade integrating
theory from the classroom and performance assessment in the shop.
Students are exposed to all facets of the Collision Repair Industry and the possible
career paths and opportunities available to them within the trade. Students also
practice good work ethics with a concentration on the quality of their work. Assignments
in the Collision Repair Shop are both challenging and sometimes unique, in this
project-based, NATEF-certified setting.
Career Paths
- Collision Repair Technician
- Insurance Inspector/Appraiser
- Automotive Refinishing Technician
- Vehicle Restoration Technician
- Structural Repair Technician
Areas of Certification
- Mechanical and Electrical Components
- Non-Structural Analysis & Damage Repair
- Structural Analysis & Damage Repair
- Painting & Refinishing
Collision Repair
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Course Description
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Credits
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Instructor
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Semester
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1VX34B
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Introduction to Collision Repair
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Students will learn the safety associated with working on, and around automobiles,
careers opportunities, and vehicle construction. 1.A,1.B, 1.C 3.A, 3.B
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7
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Morin, Robert
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2
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2VL11A
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Fundamentals of Collision Repair - 201
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Students will review safety associated with working on, and around automobiles,
careers, and vehicle construction. Students will learn and demonstrate comparing
and contrasting fasteners, proper measuring procedures, and Hand and Power Tools.
This course consists of theory instruction as well as project-based assessment.
1.A, 1.B, 1.C, 2.A, 2.B, 2.C, 2.D, 3.A, 3.B,4.A
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7
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Morin, Robert
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1
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2VL31A
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Non-Structural Analysis and Damage Repair and Refinishing - 202
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Students will learn and demonstrate welding and metal cutting, plastic repair, and
finish and paint automotive bodies. This course consists of theory instruction as
well as project-based assessment. 2.F, 2.I, 2.K, 3.A, 3.B, 4.A
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7
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Morin, Robert
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2
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3VL11B
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Advanced Non-Structural Repair and Refinishing-301
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Students will earn an OSHA 10-hour General Industry Safety training card and be
able to develop a repair plan through visual inspections/analyzing damage, repair
and adjust vehicle exterior panels, and identify and correct paint imperfections
in new and existing finishes. This course consists of theory instruction as well
as project-based performance assessment in the shop. 1A, 1B, 1C, 2G, 2H, 2L, 4A,
4B
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7
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Collins, William
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1
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3VL21B
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Introduction to Mechanical/ Electrical Components and Systems-302
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Students will be able to identify and inspect Mechanical and Electrical vehicle
components such as engine, suspension and braking systems for damage. This course
consists of theory instruction as well as project-based performance assessment in
the shop. 2J, 4A, 4B, 4D
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7
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Collins, William
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2
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4VL21A
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Advanced Mechanical/ Electrical Components and Systems - 401
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Students will continue to identify and inspect systems such as air bag/restraint
and A/C systems and moveable and stationary glass service. This course consists
of theory instruction as well as project-based performance assessment in the shop.
2J, 2G, 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D
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7
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Collins, William
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1
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4VL41A
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Structural Damage Analysis and Repair - 402
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Students will be able to inspect and identify vehicle structural and related damage
on uni-body and full frame vehicles. This course consists of theory instruction
as well as project-based performance assessment in the shop. 2E, 4B, 4C, 4D
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7
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Collins, William
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2
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