Mechanics

The mechanics program offers students the ability to develop skills and knowledge in the world of automotive service and mechanical repair. Students earn high school credits while exploring the potential career paths associated with mechanics. Mechanics is offered in a Junior/ Senior format. Once students have completed one of the preparatory Junior programs, they will be able to take the Senior program. A course fee will be charged.

Junior Program

Introduction to Mechanics (3-4 credits)

No prerequisite

This course allows students to learn the everyday life skills needed in owning a vehicle. Students will learn the basic functions around an automobile and may be able to work on customer vehicles

May include the following 1-credit courses:

MEC1015   Mechanics Tools & Materials

MEC1020   Vehicle Service & Care

MEC1040   Engine Fundamentals

MEC3010   Buying & Selling Vehicles

Mechanics 10B (5-6 credits)

No prerequisite

This course allows students to develop a mechanical skillset while learning the everyday life skills needed in owning a vehicle. From oil changes to tire swaps, you will learn the basic functions around an automobile. Students will be able to work on customer vehicles. In addition, mechanics students will also be the first in line to work on family vehicles.

May include the following 1-credit courses:

MEC1015   Mechanics Tools & Materials

MEC1020   Vehicle Service & Care

MEC1040   Engine Fundamentals

MEC1110   Pneumatics & Hydraulics

MEC1150   Ride & Control Systems

MEC3010   Buying & Selling Vehicles

Senior Program

The following are offered to students who have completed one of the Junior programs. These will be offer on a rotational basis at the discretion of the Mechanics teacher. This gives students an opportunity to take more than three classes of mechanics during their high school experience.

Senior Auto A

May include the following 1-credit courses:

MEC 2030 Lubrication and Cooling Systems
MEC 2040 Fuel and Exhaust Systems
MEC 2060 Ignition Systems
MEC 3030 Engine Diagnosis
MEC 3050 Engine Replacement

Senior Auto B

May include the following 1-credit courses:

MEC 1010 Modes and Mechanisms
MEC 1160 Structures and Materials
MEC 2050 Alternate Fuel Systems
MEC 2070 Emission Controls
MEC 3080 Alternate Energy Systems

Senior Auto C

May include the following 1-credit courses:

MEC 1090 Electrical Fundamentals
MEC 2090 Electrical Components
MEC 2100 Power Assist Accessories
MEC 3120 Power Assisting
MEC 3100 Safety Systems

Senior Auto D

May include the following 1-credit courses:

MEC 1130 Mechanical Systems
MEC 2130 Driveline
MEC 2140 Manual Transmissions/Transaxles
MEC 3140 Powertrain Repair
MEC 3910 Mechanics Drivetrains Project

Senior Auto E 

May include the following 1-credit courses:

MEC 1150 Ride and Control System or MEC 1110 Pneumatics Hydraulics
MEC 2150 Suspension Systems 
MEC2110  Braking Systems
MEC2160  Steering Systems
MEC3150  Wheel Alignments