<p> Monroe Technology Center 2009 – 2010 Collision Repair Technology II- Syllabus</p><p>Credits: 3 State Code: 8678</p><p>Teacher Mr. Doug Upwright E-Mail [email protected] Availability Monday – Friday 8:30 – 9:00am</p><p>Course Description: Collision Repair Technology II students have the opportunity to develop their knowledge and skills through applied theory and hands-on shop projects. Students will apply what they have learned in Auto Collision Repair I on a daily basis. Students will have the ability to decide what area of auto collision repair they would like to pursue. Careers that students may enter include, but are not limited to: body repair technician, refinishing technician, automotive parts specialist, detail technician, damage estimator, and insurance adjuster. Students may also elect to go on to a post-secondary school or college to pursue further education. </p><p>Prerequisites:  Competitive application process  Academics  Soft Skills  Manual dexterity  Mechanical aptitude  Spatial Perception  Internet use</p><p>Goals/Objectives: By the end of this course, students will be able to:  Discuss which industry related  Over-all view of the collision career they wish to pursue repair industry today  Decide on a post-secondary  Discuss metal finishing program, business procedures and products used mentorship, or college today  (Discuss and apply  Discuss refinishing environmental safety laws procedures, products, and (EPA) equipment used today  Take information, understand  Apply proper procedures and it and apply it use these products and  (Apply the proper procedures equipment safely according to in the use of hand tools. industry standards  Identify hand, pneumatic,  Identify career goals hydraulic tools and equipment  Identify and discuss work  Identify vehicle construction traits and entrepreneurship  Identify and discuss industry related certification programs Text(s): Autobody Repair Technology, 4th Edition: James E. Duffy, Thompson Delmar Learning 2004</p><p>Autobody Technicians Manual, Thompson Delmar Learning, 2005</p><p>Student Module References: Auto Collision Technology-University of Missouri- Columbia Columbia, MO Grading: Grading will follow the policy of Loudoun County Public Schools.</p><p>Grade Scale A+ 98-100 C+ 77-79 A 93-97 C 73-76 A- 90-92 C- 70-72 B+ 87-89 D+ 67-69 B 83-86 D 63-66 B- 80-82 D- 60-62 F 0-59</p><p>Evaluations:  Daily lab and classroom participation  Practical lab projects  Oral and written tests  Home assignments</p><p>Requirements:  Lab Safety Test  Collision Repair Technology Competencies  Dress Code</p><p>Format and Expectations: Students in the Collision Repair Technology program are being trained to be professionals in the collision repair industry. All students are expected to be in class on time everyday, dressed appropriately with the necessary books, paper, and writing utensils. Respect for other students, staff, and guests is mandatory. The class will be conducted in many formats. The textbook will be used for reading and writing assignments. Readings, discussions, projects, and lab assignments will accompany each unit as necessary. Students are expected to work hard and communicate in an appropriate fashion on a regular basis. </p><p>Helpful Hints: Soft skills and manners are a must. Follow all school, lab, and classroom procedures, participate, ask questions, and give feedback. Remember, if you are going to be a professional, you must talk, act, and dress like one. Course Outline: Collision Repair II</p><p>Week of: Topics/ Major Concepts Readings to be Major Assignments, Covered Discussed Projects, Activities Estimating and Repair Chapter 10 Lab application Costs</p><p>August 29 Estimating and Repair Chapter 10 Lab application Costs</p><p>September 5 Estimating and Repair Chapter 10 Lab application Costs</p><p>September 12 Estimating and Repair Chapter 10 Lab application Costs Writing a damage Report</p><p>September 19 Estimating and Repair Chapter 10 Lab application Costs Writing a damage Report</p><p>September 26 Estimating and Repair Chapter 10 Lab application Costs Writing a damage Report</p><p>October 3 Painting and refinishing/ Chapter 24 Lab projects Equipment and procedures</p><p>October 10 Painting and refinishing Chapter 24 Lab projects Equipment and procedures</p><p>October 24 Painting and refinishing/ Chapter 24 Lab projects Equipment and procedures</p><p>October 31</p><p>Week of: Topics/Major Concepts Readings to be Major Assignments, Covered Discussed Projects, Activities Painting and refinishing/ Chapter 24 Lab projects Equipment and procedures</p><p>November 7 Painting and refinishing Chapter 24 Lab projects Equipment and procedures</p><p>November 14 Refinishing Chapter 24 Lab projects</p><p>November 21 Refinishing Chapter 24 Lab projects</p><p>November 28 Refinishing Chapter 24 Lab projects</p><p>December 5 Frame and Unibody Chapter 24 Lab projects Construction and Repair</p><p>December 12 Vehicle Structural Chapter 24 Lab projects Repair</p><p>December 19 Vehicle Structural Chapter 24 Lab projects Repair</p><p>January 16 Month of: Topics/Major Concepts Readings to be Major Assignments, Covered Discussed Projects, Activities Hood, Bumper, Chapter 14 Lab Application Lid and Trim Service</p><p>January</p><p>Door, roof and Chapter 15 Lab Application Glass service</p><p>February Passenger Chapter 16 Lab Application Compartment Service March</p><p>Reinforcing Chapter 20 Lab Application Corrosion Protection</p><p>April</p><p>Refinishing Fenders or Lab Application Project Other</p><p>May</p><p>June</p>