Areas Of Study - Lake Area Technical Institute

COS 209
COS 212
COS 215
COS 218
COS 221
COS 224
COS 227
COS 230
COS 235
CPF 100
CPF 101
CPF 102
CPF 103
CPF 104
used in facials and makeup procedures. Also offers exclusive
training in use of facial firm machinery. 1 1/4 credits
MASSAGE
Study of massage manipulation to include head, scalp, neck,
hands, legs, arms, and feet. 1 1/4 credits
HAIRCUTTING
Classroom instruction given on hair cutting techniques
and the use of equipment in the hair cutting process.
1 1/4 credits
HAIRSTYLING
Classroom instruction given on the procedures used in the
styling of hair. 2 credits
ESTHETICS
Study of the skin, its disorders and diseases that occur as
a result of improper care. Includes the proper techniques
used in facials and make-up procedures. Also offers exclusive
training in use of facial firm machinery. 2 1/4 credits
MANICURE
Instruction on the fingernail and toenail, including growth,
dis ease and care, as well as nail sculptures, tips and nail art.
2 1/2 cred its
PRE-CLINICAL
Practical experience in the shop setting with preliminary
practice on mannequins and other students. Eventually,
students will focus on work ing with patrons with an
emphasis being placed on speed and work man ship. The
end of the pre-clinical experience will place an emphasis on
prep a ra tion for the South Dakota Cos me tol o gy
Com mis sion’s National Practical Examination.
4 3/4 credits
LAWS
Introduction and review of the state laws and reg u la tions set
by the State Board of Cosmetology 1/2 credit
HAIRCOLOR
Instruction in the proper use of coloring in the hair. Includes
types of coloring as related to differences in hair and hair
texture, progressing from temporary to highlighting and
special effects. 1 1/4 credits
COSMETOLOGY EMPLOYABILITY
This course will focus on career search and relational skills
for cosmetologists. 1/2 credit
BASIC SHEET METAL LAB
This course includes hands-on instruction on fundamental
sheet metal techniques, including welding, use of cutting
torch, and basic piping practices. 4 credits
BASIC SOLVENTS PAINT LAB
A basic, hands-on introduction to solvent paint formulation
and application 2 credits
INTRODUCTION TO FABRICATION
Students will receive instruction on the basic concepts of
fabrication, including measuring, pattern development,
mechanical drawing and fastener selection. 2 credits
SURFACE PREPARATION
This course is a basic introduction to paint removal
technique. In this lab/lecture, students will learn how to
chemically and mechanically remove paint, as well as
how to prepare surfaces for refinishing according to
manufacturer’s specifications. 2 credits
SAFETY
Students will learn basic theory and practical application of
shop safety and work habits. This lecture/lab includes
instruction in personal protection, fire prevention, selection
and use of paint products, abrasives, fillers, environmental
CPF 105
CPF 200
CPF 201
CPF 202
CPF 203
CPF 204
CPF 205
CPF 206
CPF 207
CPF 208
CPF 209
CPF 210
concerns and hazardous waste disposal methods. 1 credit
INTRODUCTION TO PAINT TECHNOLOGY
Students will be given an introduction to the types and
properties of paint, solvent, and spot painting theory.
2 credits
BASIC FIBERGLASS AND COMPOSITES LAB
Students will work with quasi-industrial fiberglass and
composite manufacturing under close instructor supervision.
Students will be given the opportunity for independent
projects with instructor approval. 3 credits
INTRODUCTION TO FIBERGLASS
AND COMPOSITES
This course is an introduction to fiberglass/composites
manufacturing and approved repair technology, as well as
important safety procedures and information. 2 credits
INDUSTRIAL PAINTING
A comprehensive course in paint theory and application
according to industry standards. 3 credits
AUTOMOTIVE PAINTING
Students will receive hands on instruction in techniques and
theory specific to automotive painting. 3 credits
PAINT REFINISHING
This course provides an overview of refinishing technique,
including the correct operation of painting equipment.
3 credits
AUTOBODY STRUCTURAL REPAIR
Students will be able to use various auto body pull
equipment, as well as identify anchor points on damaged
vehicles. Instructors will guide student-driven projects
involving the proper pulling of damaged parts to ensure
correct alignment. 3 credits
TWO-TONE AND TRI-TONE FINISHES
This course offers advanced training in specific two-tone and
tri-tone painting techniques. Students will complete their
own sample projects. 1 credit
FINAL DETAILING
Instructs students in correct/industry standard methods of
checking, cleaning, waxing/polishing custom jobs.
2 credits
PAINT DEFECTS/CAUSES & CURES
Students will be taught a theoretical overview on the causes of
paint defects. Students will inspect/identify paint application
problems and repair/repaint as required, according to industry
standards. 2 credits
COLOR THEORY
After completing this course, students will be able to apply
OEM (Origina Equipment Manufacturer) paint color codes
using color variance charts to ensure correct color matching,
mixing, and reduction. 1 credit
PANEL FABRICATION AND REPAIR
This course provides a combination of classroom and hands
on instruction in the fabrication and repair of panels. Students
will learn how to weld panel replacements as well as use heavy
pull equipment for proper alignment. Instructors will allow
students to repair and replace steel/aluminum/SMC/plastic
body panels, doors, deck lids, hoods, adjust and align to
manufacturers’ specifications. 6 credits
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