Automotive Collision Repair

Course Description

Automotive Collision and Repair: #0536

Grades: 10-12

2.0 Credits: Year

Prerequisite: At least one semester of Auto Tech preferred and open to Juniors and Seniors with a 2.5 GPA or higher

May be repeated To receive ICAR Technician Collision Certification, students must repeat Automotive Collision Repair for a second year.

This course fulfills the Practical Arts graduation requirement

This upper-level course teaches students basic entry-level skills in the field of auto collision repair. Students will be exposed to many phases of this field by the use of ICAR collision programs and ASE predetermined lab tasks. Upon completion of this program, students will have applied and demonstrated STEM knowledge and skills in MIG welding, auto body preparation and repair. The student will also learn the proper procedures for applying corrosion protection, and base coat and clear coat paint finishes. Various types of plastic repair will be learned and practiced along with computer cost estimation of collision repair In addition, students will learn content appropriate automotive math and science.

Note: Auto Collision Repair may be repeated. During the second year of the course students will refine skills and work toward securing their ICAR Gold or Platinum certification. Certification points earned may be transferred for college credit to articulated schools in accordance with ICAR Standards.

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