Course Description and Course Goals:

• The students in this drivetrain class will develop knowledge, skills, and self confidence in maintaining and repairing automotive drivetrain systems that include drivetrain design layout, manual and automatic transmissions and transaxles,  electronic controls, and alternative/hybrid systems. 
• S/he will be able to identify and describe the function of components for each system.  
• The student will be able to demonstrate analytical and problem solving skills that are desirable in career placement and for additional training. 
• S/he will be able to communicate procedures for maintenance and repair of drivetrain systems.
• The student will be able to identify and wisely select appropriate maintenance and repair parts and procedures.
• During the course, The student will work collaboratively while completing class work, lab activities, and special projects. 
• The students will practice shop safety, use tools properly and maintain a clean environmentally favorable work area. 
• The skills developed could be used to prepare the student for a career in the automotive service and repair industry.