• Jennifer Llamas - Teacher

• 9th-12th Grade

• 1/2 Credit - Elective

• 10:30am-12:00pm

• Tuition: $90

• Registration Fee:

  • Current ICC Families

    • $25 per family per semester

  • New ICC Families​

    • $45 for first new student​

      • Includes per Family per Semester Registration fee and ICC t-shirt​

    • $20 for Each Additional New Student

      • Includes ​ICC t-shirt

  • Registration fee can be paid in CASH ONLY

  • Registration Fees will be collected during the ICC Open House on March 13th, 2019 @ Christ the King Lutheran Church in Evans, GA

• Tuition Due not later than May 8th.​​​

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• Class Expectations:

  • Reading and completing homework PRIOR to class

  • Tests

  • Participation in lecture/discussion and labs/demonstrations

  • Basic math will be required 

• Auto Upkeep Curriculum Description

  • From choosing an insurance policy to performing basic maintenance and repair, Auto Upkeep is the do-it-yourself automotive guide for the driver in you. Auto Upkeep helps keep you safe and your vehicle reliable by providing easy-to-follow information with detailed pictures and drawings. Discover how to choose a quality repair facility, buy a car, handle roadside emergencies, diagnose common problems, and communicate effectively with technicians all while saving money.

  • Auto Upkeep: Maintenance, Light Repair, Auto Ownership, and How Cars Work is an introductory book that is intended to provide individuals with the knowledge to make economical decisions and take preventative measures to enhance the overall satisfaction of being an automotive consumer. The textbook and workbook activities provide the fundamental knowledge and experience in owning and maintaining an automobile.

  • Updates to the 4th Edition
    Auto Upkeep has undergone an extensive revision with over 300 new illustrations and 88 additional pages. This edition continues to focus on what every car owner should know and be able to do, while also introducing students to the rapidly advancing field of automotive technology. By learning how cars work, students develop a solid automotive foundation. They can continue to build upon this foundation, if they choose to become a technician, or use their knowledge throughout life as an educated consumer.

  • ASE Education (NATEF) Correlations
    The Auto Upkeep curriculum correlates to the entry level tasks within the 2017 National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) Maintenance and Light Repair task list.

  • Textbook Table of Contents
    Chapter 1 Introduction and How Cars Work
    Chapter 2 Buying an Automobile
    Chapter 3 Automotive Expenses
    Chapter 4 Repair Facilities
    Chapter 5 Safety Around the Automobile
    Chapter 6 Tools and Equipment
    Chapter 7 Auto Care and Cleaning
    Chapter 8 Fluid Level Check
    Chapter 9 Electrical System
    Chapter 10 Lubrication System
    Chapter 11 Fuel Systems
    Chapter 12 Cooling System and Climate Control
    Chapter 13 Ignition System
    Chapter 14 Suspension, Steering, and Tires
    Chapter 15 Braking System
    Chapter 16 Drive train
    Chapter 17 Exhaust and Emission System
    Chapter 18 Alternative Fuels and Designs
    Chapter 19 Automotive Accessories
    Chapter 20 Common Problems and Roadside Emergencies

  • Textbook/Workbook Information

    • Auto Upkeep

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