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Timothy Brandon
Dean of Business & Industry Departments/Offices: - Academic And Student Affairs
- Associate Dean Of Aviation
- Business And Industry
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I appreciate all the support in what we are trying to do lately! 🙂
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I sincerely thank you for your dedicated and innovative leadership over the past year. Your forward-thinking vision and integrity have truly made a difference for the B&I division. Wishing you all the best as you lead this next chapter.
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I appreciate all the support in what we are trying to do lately! 🙂
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I sincerely thank you for your dedicated and innovative leadership over the past year. Your forward-thinking vision and integrity have truly made a difference for the B&I division. Wishing you all the best as you lead this next chapter.
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Timothy's courses at LSC
Subject
Course Number
Title/Description
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1402
Introduction to Auto Body Industry & Safety This course provides an introduction to the collision repair industry along with the tools, equipment, and processes involved. The retrieval of repair information using on-line, book, and computer-based resources will be discussed. This course meets the r
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1412
Automotive Interiors, Glass, and Bolt-on Panels This course will look at the steps necessary to complete a variety of installation repair and removal procedures as applicable to automotive trim, glass, and bolt-on panels. Students will be introduced to the tools and processes used in the disassembly of
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1425
Panel Straightening & Refinish Procedures This course meets the requirements set forth by the ASE Education Foundation regarding the fundamentals of metal finishing, body filling, paint preparation and application. Students will begin by learning proper shop safety and processes to repair damage
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1428
Auto Body Welding and Adhesives This course covers safety procedures, basic welding of steel and galvanized metals, introduction to aluminum and silicon-bronze welding, plasma cutting, and adhesive bonding processes. Major emphasis is placed on collision facility Metal Inert Gas (MIG)
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1435
Introduction to Refinishing This course provides the student with an understanding of automobile refinishing fundamentals and the ability to properly and safely use refinishing materials and equipment to perform basic surface preparation and material application procedures. (Prereq
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1440
Auto Trim and Glass Service This course provides the student with an understanding of automobile trim and glass service techniques and the ability to properly and safely perform trim and glass removal and replacement procedures. (Prerequisites: None) (2 hrs lec/2 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1445
Auto Body Mechanical, Electrical and Diagnostic Systems This course meets the requirements set forth by the ASE Education Foundation regarding the fundamentals of mechanical, electrical, and diagnostic systems. Students learn proper shop safety, part identification, inspection concepts, and the operation and r
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1455
Advanced Refinish Techniques This course meets the requirements set forth by the ASE Education Foundation regarding advanced refinish and composite repair processes. The student will be introduced to two-tone, multilayer, color and clear blending techniques along with application the
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1464
Collision Damage Analysis and Estimating This course meets the requirements set forth by the ASE Education Foundation regarding structural, non-structural, and damage analysis. Upon completion, the student will be able to compare pre-accident condition and post-accident repairs in accordance wit
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1465
Collision Damage Repair This course provides the student with an understanding of collision damage repair techniques and the ability to properly and safely perform pounding, pulling, and pushing procedures to repair collision damaged body panels. (Prerequisites: ABTE1425 or ins
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1475
Collision Damage Replacement and Composite Repair This course provides the student with an understanding of automobile body panel replacement techniques and the ability to properly and safely perform cosmetic and structural panel replacement procedures. (Prerequisites: ABTE 1402 and ABTE 1425, or instru
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1480
Production Lab Production lab provides students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge and refine their skills learned in related auto body courses. Students will have the ability to direct their efforts, with instructor approval, in curriculum activities that m
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1485
Unibody and Frame Repair This course meets the requirements set forth by the ASE Education Foundation regarding structural analysis. Focus is placed on the critical industry equipment and measuring devices used in straightening auto body structures. Students will learn concepts
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1490
Custom Refinish, Fabrication Tools, and Techniques This course allows the student to advance their skills into non-traditional fabrication and refinish techniques. This course provides additional applications in metal forming, welding, upholstery, and custom refinish concepts. Upon completion the student
Subject: ABTE
Course Number: 1495
Auto Body Plastic Repairs This course provides the student with an understanding of automotive plastic repair techniques and the ability to properly and safely perform automobile plastic repairs. (Prerequisites: ABTE1435 or instructor's consent) (1 hr lec/2 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
