Chassis Service and Alignment Procedures
Chassis Service and Alignment Procedures teaches students how to balance tires, replace suspension and steering components, and service and/or repair manual and power steering systems. During the class, students perform two- and four-wheel alignments with a computerized alignment system. (Prerequisites: AUTO101W, 115W or POI)
Automotive Electronics
Automotive Electronics covers electronic components, devices, circuits, and systems used in today’s automobiles. Upon successful completion of this course, student-technicians are better equipped to understand, troubleshoot, and repair automotive electronic systems. (Prerequisites: AUTO114W or POI)
Automotive Engines and Related Systems
Automotive Engines and Related Systems provides a comprehensive study of the construction, theory of operation, and servicing of today’s automotive engines. This course gives students the knowledge and skills necessary to diagnose and service today’s complex engines and systems. Topics include the principles of four-stroke cycle operation, engine-related systems, performance diagnosis, service, engine noise diagnosis, […]
Automotive Electricity II
Automotive Electricity II provides an in-depth study of ignition systems, control units, indicators, dash units, tire pressure monitoring systems, light circuits, and automobile accessories. It covers theory, troubleshooting, and service. (Prerequisite: AUTO112W or POI)
Automotive Power Trains
Automotive Power Trains covers in detail the construction, operation, and maintenance procedures of transmissions and power trains. It covers the new developments in manual five- and six-speed transmissions, dual clutch transmissions, overdrives, and transaxles, as well as automatic transmissions/transaxles with overdrive, lock-up torque converters, CVT transmissions, and transfer cases. (Prerequisites: AUTO101W, 115W or POI)
Automotive Electricity I
Automotive Electricity I studies electricity as it applies to today’s automobiles. This course covers topics that include the theory of electricity; the study of magnetism and electrical circuits; and the theory and service of batteries, starters, and charging systems. (Co-requisite: AUTO101W or POI)
Introduction to Automotive Service
Introduction to Automotive Service provides a comprehensive study of the basics in automotive technology including safety, precision measuring and the proper use of tools and equipment. Students also learn how to use computerized information systems and follow laboratory procedures and policies.
Plein Air Art
Plein Air Art is for both beginning artists and artists who want to improve their skills. Participants explore our beautiful North Country with an artist’s eye. This course requires gallery exhibits to view and discuss “Plein Air Art,” focusing on Impressionist style, as well as the styles of the White Mountain School and the Hudson […]
Introduction to Drawing
Introduction to Drawing is designed for students to explore materials, techniques, historical trends, and creative expression using drawing media. The class focuses on the Elements of Art: line, shape, color, texture, value, form, and space; and the Principles of Design: balance, proportion, emphasis, and rhythm. Creating and critiquing drawings are major components of the course.
Cultural Anthropology: Faces of Culture
An introduction to cultural anthropology, this course examines cultural structure and process. Its major topics include economics, subsistence patterns, organizing devices, culture change, socio-political organizations, and patterns for transmission of culture. The course also examines methods of anthropological research and theoretical orientations.
Intermediate Accounting II
Intermediate Accounting II is a continuation of Intermediate Accounting I with a concentration on investing, financing, and financial reporting. (Prerequisite: ACCT222W)
Intermediate Accounting I
Intermediate Accounting I is built on a “learning system” designed to prepare students for the business world by emphasizing decision making. This course acknowledges the diversity of both student learning styles and career goals. Students obtain an in-depth understanding of balance sheets, income statements, cash and receivables, contingent liabilities, and accounting for income taxes. (Prerequisite: […]