Page 36 - 2019-20 H. S Course Catalog FINAL_Neat

must be completed before behind-the-wheel training Automotive Services – 565570
may be taken. Health & Safety includes overall health 10-20 Credits Grade(s) 11-12
awareness (mental/emotional, social & physical health) Class Restrictions:
and understanding the health of the body systems and Lodi High students Earn College
disease prevention. Students learn the importance of have priority Units
drug awareness including tobacco, alcohol, and other
drugs, and are introduced to first aid. Location: Lodi High
______________________________________ Description: This two-hour course trains in the
adjustment and repair of autos, including suspension
INDUSTRIAL ARTS and brake systems, emission controls, engine
diagnosis, tune-ups, air conditioning and engine
CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION rebuilding. Students train on the Allen computer and
other diagnostic equipment. Grade B or better qualifies
Auto Mechanics 1 – 565200 for College Credit.

10 Credits Diesel Technology – 590570
1 Year Course Earn College 10 Credits Grade(s) 11-12
Grade(s) 9-12 Units 1 Year Course

School Site(s) BCHS, LHS, THS School Site(s) LHS
Description: This course is designed to give students Description: This class is designed to give technical
fundamental information and skills in the construction information and develop skills in executing work on
of the automobile and the operational needs of various diesel equipped vehicles and diesel equipment.
automobile maintenance. Students are introduced to Basic instruction will be given through practical work
major automotive components through practical on diesel engines and related mock-ups in the
application projects. Areas to be included are shop preparation for employment in various heavy
safety, names of and the appropriate use of power tools, equipment, agricultural, and small diesel industries.
fundamental principles, and construction of the internal
combustion engine. Also covered are the automobile’s Drafting Advanced – 570780
chassis, suspension, brake, fuel, lubrication, electrical 10 Credits
systems and emission controls. To earn 9 College units 1 Year Course Earn College
students must: Grade(s) 10-12 Units
 Take this course AND School Site(s) LHS
 Take Advanced Automotive Technology AND Description: This course is designed for the student
 Earn a Grade B or better in both courses desiring additional study in mechanical drafting.
Advanced computer-aided drafting methods, including
Auto Mechanics 3 – 565280 three-dimensional modeling and dimensional practices
10 Credits Grade(s) 9-12 are emphasized. Study centers around the design and
1 Year Course development of products through the use of detail and
School Site(s) BCHS, LHS, THS assembly drawings. Students are encouraged to join
Description: This course builds on knowledge gained in VICA and participate in regional, state, and national
introductory automotive class. This is an in-depth drafting competitions. Grade B or better qualifies for
study of the automobile, covering specific aspects of College Credit. Please see pages 10 - 12.
maintenance and/or repair. This course is designed to
further the student’s knowledge of the automobile and Architectural Design Advanced – 570380
to develop the necessary skills in the related automotive 10 Credits Grade(s) 10-12
fields. The student puts into practice the technical 1 Year Course
knowledge learned in the introductory class. Depending School Site(s) LHS
upon site needs, students enrolled in this course may Description: This course is designed for students
need a vehicle for shop activities. To earn 9 College desiring additional study in architecture and the
units students must: building industry. During the year, students will
 Take this course AND design a house and prepare a set of working drawings
 Take Introduction to the Automobile AND using AutoCAD and Architectural Desktop software.
 Earn a Grade B or better in both courses
Introduction to Engineering Design – 557310
10 Credits Grade(s) 9-12
1 Year Course
UC Requirement g
School Site(s) LHS, THS
Description: Introduction to Engineering Design (IED)
th
is a high school level course that is appropriate for 9
or 10 grade students who are interested in design and
th
31