Course Descriptions       ¤ Lewis-Clark State College Catalog   2009-2011

GENERAL
AUTO/DIESEL MECHANICS
(TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL
 DIVISION)

Subject Number Min.
Cr.
Max.
Cr.
Description
GENMC-102 ELECTRICAL 6   Instruction covers basics of components and the
      technical aspects of repair and overhauling
      instrumentation, ignition, charging, and starting
      systems.  Demonstration and hands-on experience to
      diagnose and repair automotive electrical systems
      and wiring diagrams will be covered in a
      laboratory environment.  Components will tested
      and repaired to manufacturers' specifications.
      Quality, cleanliness, and work attitude stressed.
GENMC-103 POWER TRAINS LECTURE AND LAB 6   Study of various types of manual transmissions and
      transaxles, drivelines, clutches, flywheels, rear
      axles, and differentials found in modern
      automobiles and light trucks.  Operation and
      repair of various components of power trains and
      their interrelationships provided.
 
GENMC-105 ENGINES LECTURE AND LAB 6   Study of principles and practical application in
      the repair and overhaul of the engine block,
      cylinder heads and valve train including camshaft,
      timing gears and chains, identification and
      replacement of defective parts, and operation of
      related machine tools.  Technical materials are
      related to components used in engine blocks,
      cylinder heads, valve trains or similar mechanized
      applications.
GENMC-107 COOPERATIVE/INTERNSHIP ENGINE 1 6 Advanced on-the-job training in engines.  Program
      coordinator works with employer to establish and
      maintain training goals.
GENMC-108 COOPERATIVE/INTERNSHIP POWER TRAINS 1 6 Advanced on-the-job training in power trains.
      Coordinator works with employer to establish and
      maintain training goals.
GENMC-115 CHASSIS, SUSPENSION, AND BRAKES LEC/LAB 6   Chassis, suspension alignment and repair, theory
      and service of power and manual steering gears,
      wheel and tire diagnosis and balance, and all
      types of brakes and controls found in the modern
      automobile and light truck.  Shop experience in
      suspension and steering adjustment, repair and
      alignment, power steering service, tire and wheel
      balancing, brakes and controls, and the care and
      use of related tools, instruments and equipment.
      Other shop projects may be assigned to fit
      individual needs.
GENMC-117 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION IN CHASSIS 1 6 Advanced on-the-job training in auto mechanics in
SYSTESMS AND BRAKES     chassis/suspension and brakes.  Coordinator works
      with employer to establish and maintain training
      goals.
 
GENMC-126 SAFETY 2   General principles needed to foster a safe
      attitude and work environment.  Topics covered
      include hazardous materials, safe use of equipment
      and tools, and an introduction to the occupation,
      health and safety concerns in the work place.
      Students are required to take first aid and CPR
      training.
GENMC-190 DIRECTED STUDY IN GENERAL MECHANICS 1 12 Individual instruction and self-study established
      to meet specific training objectives.  May be
      repeated.  Credits earned may not be directly
      applicable to degree or certificate.