Students dig deeper into the intricate systems, maintenance, & repair of powersports vehicles in this course tailored to students’ daily lives & real-world experiences. With a heightened emphasis on practical applicability, participants will acquire the skills necessary to ensure the operability of their vehicles in a wide range of field conditions, from backyard tinkering to remote excursions across the rugged landscapes of Alaska. Building upon foundational knowledge, students will explore advanced concepts & techniques relevant to powersports vehicles commonly used in their daily lives. Through hands-on learning experiences & simulated field scenarios, participants will develop proficiency in diagnosing & addressing maintenance issues encountered in real-world situations. Key focus areas include comprehensive systems analysis, advanced maintenance practices, & field repair strategies tailored to powersports vehicles. Students will gain insights into optimizing vehicle performance, enhancing reliability, & troubleshooting common issues encountered during outdoor adventures.
Required
Pre-Requisites for this course: NIT’s HS CTE Alaskan Small Engines Level 1
In Person Practical Dates:
Practical 1, Tuesday, January 12th, 8-12:00
Practical 2, Tuesday, January 26th, 8-12:00
Practical 3, Tuesday, February 9th, 8-12:00
Practical 4, Tuesday, February 23rd, 8-12:00