IPIN ACADEMY

FOUNDATION FOR AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE COURSE OBJECTIVE: The objective of the automotive maintenance project is to equip students with practical skills and knowledge in automotive care. Through engaging hands-on experiences, students will delve into vehicle components, basic maintenance tasks, and safety practices associated with automotive work. The project aims to foster students' comprehension of automotive systems, sharpen their problem-solving abilities, and empower them to perform fundamental maintenance tasks such as oil changes, tire rotations, and fluid checks. By project completion, students will have gained the skills and confidence to take charge of their own vehicles, promoting self-reliance and responsible ownership. They will learn to identify and address common automotive issues, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. This project instills a sense of pride and accomplishment as students acquire practical skills contributing to independence and resourcefulness. Through this comprehensive learning experience, students develop valuable automotive skills and an appreciation for the importance of regular maintenance and safety practices. COURSE OUTLINE: Class 1-5: Introduction to Automotive Systems and Basic Maintenance Introduce the various components of a car, including wheels, engine, and steering wheel. Emphasize the importance of maintaining a clean and organized car. Teach basic car maintenance tasks suitable for young students, such as washing the car, checking tire pressure, and cleaning the interior. Class 6-8: Vehicle Care and Safety Basics Provide an overview of basic vehicle maintenance, such as checking fluid levels and inspecting lights and signals. Stress the significance of seatbelt usage and child safety seats. Introduce road safety rules and pedestrian awareness. Engage students in hands-on exercises, such as cleaning the windshield, checking tire pressure, and organizing the car's interior. Class 9-10: Routine Maintenance and Inspection Delve into more detailed routine maintenance tasks appropriate for older students, such as oil changes, filter replacements, and battery health checks. Highlight the importance of regular inspections and basic troubleshooting techniques. Explore tire maintenance, including tread depth checks and tire rotation. Allow students to participate in supervised hands-on exercises involving routine maintenance tasks like oil and filter changes. Class 11-12: Advanced Maintenance and Safety Systems Introduce advanced maintenance tasks, such as brake pad replacements, spark plug changes, and cooling system inspections. Provide an understanding of advanced vehicle safety systems like ABS and airbags, including their purpose and operation. Explore vehicle diagnostic tools and their role in identifying common issues. Offer supervised hands-on exercises involving more advanced maintenance tasks, such as brake pad replacements and cooling system inspections. Furthermore, delve into the intricacies of engine tuning and learn about the role of sensors and electronic control systems in modern vehicles.