Small Engine/Motorcycle Technology
Transportation Career Academy

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Sample Assignment
High School Credits

Students in this program are eligible for high school academic credit(s) in: English and Math.

Students who also enroll in the Senior Four Hour Option are eligible for credits in: English 12, Economics, Participation in Government and Physical Education.

College Articulation Agreements

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College credit and tuition awards are available to Tech Center students who complete a prescribed program of study and attain sufficient levels of success equivalent to that school’s accepted standards. Transferable credit is also available with minimal course registration fees at several colleges. The information below lists current articulation agreements with maximum credit to be awarded for the 2009-2010 school year. Please note that additional articulation agreements are currently under review and may be added to this list. For further information on articulation agreements, please contact the Tech Center at Yorktown Admissions Office at 914.248.2404.
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Course Description

The engines may be small, but they carry a lot of weight. They power such machines as motorcycles, snowmobiles, jet skis, outboards, golf carts, power sprayers, chain saws, and all kinds of lawn and garden equipment. They require technicians with advanced levels of knowledge and skill to keep them in top working order. Possessing this knowledge and skill will put you in great demand by the many types of repair shops that handle these pieces of machinery.

This course covers a wide variety of mechanisms and theories of operation that will enable you to follow a career in one of the related fields. Among the subjects taught are two- and four-stroke cycle theory of operation, fuel systems, ignition systems, hand tools, traction devices, manual transmissions, and other related mechanisms.