Auto Body Restoration
Description:
This course is designed to prepare the student for an entry-level position in the auto body restoration field. The training is graduated based upon the student’s skill, experience. Course topics will include a study of automobile construction and design, removing & installing parts, cutting materials, metalworking, welding, painting, use of tools, safety procedures and other related topics.
Feedback of student progress is continuous and focused on the task/project at hand. As a student accomplishes a given task set, the student’s progress is evaluated and critiqued. A student’s level of success will be determined by the commitment, discipline, and effort that they put into the course.
Outline:
- Work on assigned auto repair/restoration project.
- Learn the basic uses of tools.
- Study the different types of materials used in repair process.
- Keeping personal safety first and foremost.
- How to work metal to original shape.
- How to disassemble and reassemble the vehicle.
- How to prime and paint.
Additional Information:
Course Length: 128.0 Hours Spring & Fall / 72.0 Hours Summer
CEU’s: 12.8 Spring & Fall / 7.2 Summer
Pre-Requisites: None
Textbook(s) Required: None
Supplies or Other Requirements: Some safety equipment and repair materials.
Grading: Students will receive a “S” Satisfactory if they attend 80% of the total course hours and meet course requirements as established by instructor or a “U” Unsatisfactory if are absent in excess of 20% of total course hours or fail to meet course requirements as established by instructor.
Attendance: Students must attend 80% of total course hours.
To register, contact the Eagle's One Stop at 704-991-0123.