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Collision Repair
Technology 1 (Auto Body)
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Location:
Kishwaukee College
2 High School Credits
7.5 College Dual
Credits/Dual Enrollment Available
This first level course begins
preparation for apprentice level entry in auto body repair or
further education in the field. Emphasis is placed on the
fundamental aspects of collision repair and development of
skills in the basic operations required to prepare an
automobile for final paint application. Instruction includes
safety principles and practices, vehicle nomenclature,
function of individual components, parts manuals, and the use
of filler and special body repair tools. Techniques stressed
are straightening, shrinking, filling and the application of
the hammer and dolly, and paint
preparation procedures. Welding is taught as it applies to
Collision Repair. Successful completion of this course
is the basis for the Kishwaukee College Collision Repair
Technology Certificate and Associate Degree (A.A.S.) Program.
CRT 102, CRT 112 & CRT 122 are the courses for which
students may earn college credit. Students need to
provide their own safety glasses, and work clothing.
Location:
Kishwaukee College
2 High School Credits
6 College Dual Credits/Dual
Enrollment Available
Prerequisite: "C"
grade average and/or consent of instructor.
In this course the student
continues development of knowledge and skills needed for entry
in auto body repair work or certificate and degree programs in
the field. Work experience progresses into repairs of a more
serious nature. Students build additional skills in basic
sheet metal work and learn basic paint preparation and
finishing techniques. Techniques stressed are trim removal, panel removal, installation, and basic estimating. Successful completion of this course is
the basis for the Kishwaukee College Collision Repair
Technology Certificate and Associate Degree (A.A.S.) Program.
CRT 111 & CRT 123 are the courses for which students may
earn college credit. Students wishing to continue in Collision Repair Technology 2
may be integrated with Kishwaukee College students and
therefore, will be attending classes according to the college
schedule which may require providing their own transportation. Students need to provide their own safety glasses,
and work clothing.
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