ACR230
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Structural Repair
Engineering, Math & Physical Sciences DivisionCLC - College of Lake County
Course Description
This course builds on non-structural repair and mechanical systems coursework and focuses on the theory and application of vehicle structural repair techniques used in automotive collision repair. Instruction includes vehicle structural design, collision energy management, structural damage analysis, and the use of manual and electronic measuring systems. Students develop skills in structural straightening, component replacement, sectioning procedures, and the application of corrosion protection methods in accordance with manufacturer specifications. Additional topics include structural attachment methods, restraint system considerations, and stationary glass removal and installation. Classroom instruction is reinforced through hands-on laboratory activities designed to prepare students for industry-level structural repair practices.
NOTE: Work Experience may be considered to meet the prerequisite.
NOTE: Work Experience may be considered to meet the prerequisite.
Minimum Credit Hours
5
Maximum Credit Hours
5
Lecture - Lab Hours
(3-4)
PCS Code
1.2
Requirements
Prerequisite: ACR 110 OR AUT 110 AND ACR 212 AND ACR 115 (all C or better)
Corequisite: ACR 137 (C or better). Course fee.