Mechanical and Automotive 10, A20, B20, A30, B30

Table Of Contents

• Acknowledgements
• Introduction
• Philosophy and Rational
• Aim, Goals, and Foundational Objectives
• Course Components and Considerations
• Assesment and Evaluation
• Module Overview
• Suggested Course Configuration
• Modules
  1. Introduction to the Automobile (Optional)
  2. Automotive Processes
  3. Safety Equipment, Hazardous Materials, and Housekeeping Skills
  4. Information Storage
  5. Hand and Power Tools
  6. Fasteners and Gaskets
  7. Cleaning Techniques
  8. Oxy-Acetylene Welding (Optional)
  9. Storage Batteries
  10. Oils and Lubricants
  11. Headlights
  12. Tires
  13. Minor Body Service
  14. Fundamentals of Electricity and Electronics
  15. Cooling Fans
  16. Exhaust Systems
  17. Radiators and Coolants (Optional)
  18. Pulleys and Belts (Optional)
  19. Module 19
      1. Wheel Bearings
      2. Brake Systems
      3. Wheel Cylinders, Calipers and Master Cylinders
      4. Parking Brake Systems
  20. Suspension Control Mechanisms and Steering Linkages (Optional)
  21. Alternators (Optional)
  22. Starting Systems (Optional)
  23.   A: Small Engines (Optional)
        B: Multi-cylinder Engines
  24. Universal Joints and Driveshafts
  25. Clutches and Release Mechanisms
  26. Manual Transmissions
  27. Transfer Case Lubricants, Removal and Installation
  28. Automatic Transmissions
  29. Ignition Systems (Optional)
  30. Fuel Systems (Optional)
  31. Seat Belt Systems (Optional)
  32. 32A, B, C, D: Work Study Preparation and Follow-up Activities (Optional)
  34.  Career Opportunities (Core)
  88.  Module 88: Apprenticeship in Saskatchewan
  99.  Module 99A, B, C, D, E: Extended Study (Optional)
• Appendix A: Determining a Trade Pathway for Students
• Appendix B: Sample Training Plan Checklists
• Appendix C: Sample Module Recordkeeping Charts
• Appendix D: Career Research Interview Questions