CRR 421 – Non-Structural Repair Theory
Panel replacement and alignment of doors, hoods, etc. are studied. Course also covers theories of door hardware, window systems, and exterior and interior trim replacement and repairs.
Read MoreCRR 352 – Collision Repair Lab II
Students repair vehicles in the lab based on actual estimates generated by the students. Skills are fine-tuned to sequence a repair plan while improving speed and working efficiently on a…
Read MoreCRR 351 – Collision Lab I
Collision Lab I provides an actual shop setting where project vehicles are worked on based off of actual estimates generated by the student. The objective of this lab is to…
Read MoreCRR 327 – Sheet Metal Repair Lab
Metalworking skills are performed by properly repairing damaged metal panels, followed by using body fillers and shaping techniques. Damage analysis and repairing steel panels used in automotive construction are worked…
Read MoreCRR 326 – Sheet Metal Repair Theory
Metalworking skills are emphasized as the foundation of properly repairing damaged metal panels, followed by an understanding of body fillers and shaping techniques. Damage theory is covered in addition to…
Read MoreCRR 302 – Intro to Collision Repair
Shop and tool safety, tool and equipment usage and career options in the collision repair industry are studied. Vehicle construction and components are introduced and environmental effects and proper safety,…
Read MoreCRR 203 – Plastic Repairs Theory
Students receive instruction and perform all types of plastic and adhesive repair as well as SMC repair. Course is achieved through industry demos, and hands on plastic repairs.
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