2 Introduction to Automotive
2AUT Course DescriptionTeacher in Charge: Mr N. Padavatan.
Recommended Prior LearningStudents should have taken level 1 Mechanical engineering or similiat Technology course. Students need to have a genuine interest in the Automotive industry as a career pathway. HoD approval
This course will introduce students to the Automotive industry and give them an insight into the opportunities available to them as regards employment opportunities as well as teaching them the basics in car servicing and maintenance.
Course Overview
Term 1
Meet with Deans/HOD's - Options
Introduction- Goals and Expectations. Student Handbook. NCEA
US29579 Demonstrate knowledge of good work habits and safe work practices in the automotive industry
Assessment US29579 - 4 credits
Practical Scenario - incident report
Term 2
Introduction- Goals and Expectations. Student Handbook. NCEA
US21857 Identify the occupational areas and purpose of the New Zealand motor industry
Assessment US21857 - 2 credits
Demonstrate knowledge of motor industry engineering tasks
Assessment US30475 - 2 credits
Practical - Servicing a small engine
Term 3
Introduction- Goals and Expectations. Student Handbook. NCEA
US30476 Demonstrate knowledge of tools and equipment used in the motor industry
Assessment US30476 - 2 credits
US30478 Demonstrate knowledge of automotive lubricants
Assessment US30478 - 2 credits
Practical - Vehicle Service Schedule
Servicing the braking system
Servicing the Engine
Term 4
Catchup- Completion of outstanding work
Pathway
3 Automotive, 3 Mechanical Engineering
Career PathwaysAircraft Maintenance Engineer, Collision Repair Technician, Automotive Electrician, Automotive Technician, Motor Vehicle Salesperson, Engineering Machinist, Vehicle Groomer/Cleaner, Tow Truck Operator, Tyre Technician