Maui Community College
Auto Body Repair & Painting Program
Course Outline
1. Course Title:
ABRP 44E Advanced Major Collision
Number of credits:
Two credits (2)
Abbreviated Course Title:
Advanced Major Collision
Date of Outline:
November 14, 2001
2. Course Description:
Applies specialized techniques in major collision
repair on live jobs.
3. Credits/ Contact Hours:
2 credits - 4hrs. Lect/Lab
4. Prerequisites:
ABRP 41I or consent of instructor
Co-requisites:
NONE
Recommended Preparation:
NONE
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5. General Course Objectives:
Instruction for advanced hands on training for students on the skills and procedures
required for repair of major collision damage. Applies specialized techniques in
major collision repair on live jobs
6. Specific Course Competencies
Upon completion of ABRP 44E the student should be able to:
UNIT 1.
A.
B.
Identify, describe and demonstrate different methods to analyze and
measure collision damage and the various techniques of frame or collision
straightening, employing different repair equipment, for the repair of
collision damages.
Identify, explain and demonstrate the making of multiple pulls and
direction of these pulls to correct collision damage, and the sectioning or
splicing if needed, to return the vehicle to manufacturers specifications
7. Recommended Course Content and Approximate Time Spent:
UNIT 1. 60 hrs.
8. Recommended Course Requirements:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Lecture/Lab/Individual study packets.
Homework assignments
Practical performance on live jobs
Written report on assigned live job
Course requirements may change at the discretion of the instructor, depending on
the skill level of each student enrolled for a specific module.
9. Text and Materials:
Auto Body Repair Technology, 4th Edition, James E. Duffy, Delmar Publishers
Inc.
Student Technician's Manual to Accompany Auto Body Repair Technology, 4th
Edition, Paul Uhrina / James E. Duffy, Delmar Publishers Inc.
10. Evaluation and Grading:
100% Class/shop exercises
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11. Methods of Instruction:
Individual study packets
Class/Lab lectures
Class/Lab demonstrations
Audiovisuals aids and displays
Shop work on assigned projects
Field trips to local auto repair facilities
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