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It is designed as an entry level certificate, recognizing the knowledge and skills industry has identified as required for employment for entry level technicians. The development of this certificate will provide a pathway of stackable credentials leading to the AS Automotive Technology.  \nCourse Student Learning Outcomes (from course outline of record)  \n1. Research and perform routine maintenance on a modern vehicle.  \n2. Exhibit proficiency with precise measurement instruments.  \n3. Perform routine inspections and repairs on a modern vehicle.  \nPrerequisites/co-requisites/ recommended preparation  \nnone  \nAccessibility  \nCollege of the Redwoods is committed to making reasonable accommodations for qualified students with disabilities. If you have a disability or believe you might benefit from disability-related services and accommodations, please contact your instructor or Disability Services and Programs for Students (DSPS) . Students may make requests for alternative media by contacting DSPS based on their campus location:  \n• Eureka: 707-476-4280, student services building, 1st floor  \n• Del Norte: 707-465-2324, main building near library  \n• Klamath-Trinity: 530-625-4821 Ext 103  \nIf you are taking online classes DSPS will email approved accommodations for distance education classes to your instructor. In the case of face-to-face instruction, please present your written accommodation request to your instructor at least one week before the needed accommodation so that necessary arrangements can be made. Last minute arrangements or post-test adjustments usually cannot be accommodated.  \nStudent Support  \nGood information and clear communication about your needs will help you be successful. Please let your instructor know about any specific challenges or technology limitations that might affect your participation in class. College of the Redwoods wants every student to be successful.  \nEvaluation & Grading Policy  \n[Should include info such as final grade calculations, rubrics, late assignment policy, and other grading practices]  \nAdmissions deadlines & enrollment policies  \nFall 2021 Dates  \n• Classes begin: 8/21/21  \n• Last day to add a class: 8/2 7/21  \n• Last day to drop without a W and receive a refund: 9/03/21  \n• Labor Day Holiday (all campuses closed): 09/06/21  \n• Census date: 9/0 7/21 or 20% into class duration  \n• Last day to petition to graduate or apply for certificate: 10/28/21  \n• Last day for student-initiated W (no refund): 10/29/21  \n• Last day for faculty-initiated W (no refund): 10/29/21  \n• Veteran’s Day (all campuses closed): 11/11/21  \n• Fall Break (no classes): 11/22/21 – 11/26/21  \n• Thanksgiving Holiday (all campuses closed): 11/24/21 – 11/26/21  \n• Final examinations: 12/11/21 – 12/17/21  \n• Last day to petition to file P/NP option: 12/1 7/21  \n• Semester ends: 12/1 7/21  \n• Grades available for transcript release: approximately 01/07/22  \nAcademic dishonesty  \nIn the academic community, the high value placed on truth implies a corresponding intolerance of scholastic dishonesty. In cases involving academic dishonesty, determination of the grade and of the student’s status in the course is left primarily to the discretion of the faculty member. 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