Mechanical Collision Repair (ACR 0113)

Term: 2025-2026 Fall Semester

Faculty

Joshua D. WilliamsonShow MyInfo popup for Joshua D. Williamson

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Matthew Simon SadlerShow MyInfo popup for Matthew Simon Sadler

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Christopher Robert MitchellShow MyInfo popup for Christopher Robert Mitchell

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Schedule

Mon-Wed, 6:00 PM - 9:30 PM (8/25/2025 - 12/15/2025) Location: MAIN RDHSR R209

Description

This course covers the theory of steering and suspension as it relates to a collision. Students will learn different types of suspensions and suspension components along with performing four wheel alignments. Emphasis is placed on
understanding all alignment angles; this will enable a student to help diagnose damage to the vehicle's structure and suspension parts. This course examines electrical circuit types and circuit theory . Parallel and series circuits and how voltage, amperage and resistance affect each other will also be topics of discussion. Students will understand the theory
of automotive air condition ing systems using 134a refrigerants. The function and the design of various restraint systems, including seat belts, seat belt tensioners and air bags will be discussed, and students will perform common collision related diagnosis and repairs in these areas. Six credit hours