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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 4-27-04 |
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CSR233
2004 Spring – 2008 Fall |
LEC |
3.0 Credit(s) |
3.0 Period(s) |
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Auto
Damage Appraisal |
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Overview
of various components of the automobile. Emphasis on types of damage that may
require a claims report. Covers appraisal process, total losses, and vehicle
design platforms. Prerequisites: None. |
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MCCCD
Official Course Competencies: |
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CSR233 2004 Spring –
2008 Fall |
Auto Damage Appraisal |
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Use the Intelligent On-Line Procedures (IOP). (I) |
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Summarize the appraisal process for physical damages. (II)
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Describe the different types of vehicle design platforms.
(III) |
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Describe the components of the front body and their
importance in evaluating physical damage in auto collisions. (III, IV) |
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Describe the components of the center body and their
importance in evaluating physical damage in auto collisions. (III, V) |
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Describe the components of the rear body and their
importance in evaluating physical damage in auto collisions. (III, VI) |
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Explain issues involved in structural unibody/frame
damage. (III – VI) |
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Explain issues involved in repairing physical damage. (III
– VII) |
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Explain issues involved in mechanical damage. (III - VIII)
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Identify issues involved in damage severity and downtime.
(IX) |
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Explain issues involved in determining total loss. (IX) |
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MCCCD
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CSR233 2004 Spring –
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Auto Damage Appraisal |
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I. Intelligent On-Line
Procedures (IOP) A. Access B. Navigation Bar C. Searches D. Browse E. Screens II. Appraisals A. Terms B. Options III. Vehicle Design
Platforms A. Full Frame B. Unibody
C. Space Frame IV. Front Body Components A. Radiator Support B. Unibody
Frame Rails C. Strut Towers and Aprons D. Bumper Assembly E. Grille F. Lamps G. Hood H. Fenders V. Center Body Components A. Passenger Compartment
Floor Plan B. Rocker Panels and
Pillars C. Roof D. Doors E. Glass F. Seats G. Instrument Panel H. Restraint Systems VI. Rear Body Components A. Trunk Floor Plan B. Quarter Panels C. Rear Body Panel D. Rear Body Finish Panel E. Rear Lamps F. Deck Lid, Liftgate, Tailgate, and Back Doors G. Rear Bumper Assembly VII. Repairing Physical
Damage A. Body Filer B. Structural Damage C. Paint D. Hail Damage E. Theft F. Animal Collision G. Glass H. Water VIII. Mechanical Damage A. Radiator B. CV Boot C. Exhaust D. Oil Pan E. Condenser IX. Damage Severity &
Downtime A. Parts 1. Pricing 2. Ordering B. Body Gaps C. Paint Work D. Sublet Work E. Total Loss 1. Repair Costs 2. Salvage Costs |
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