Jason C. Rouvel is an applied mathematics instructor at Western Wisconsin Technical College in La Crosse, Wisconsin. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with dual minors in Physics and Automotive Engineering Technology, and a Master of Arts degree in Mathematics, all from Minnesota State University, Mankato. Mr. Rouvel has a strong interest in automotive technology, and has worked closely with the Automotive Technology instructors at WWTC to develop curriculum that is relevant for students entering this trade.

• 1. Whole Number Operations with General Applications2. Decimal Operations with Applications to Measurement and Finance3. Fractional Operations with Applications to Measurement4. Ratio and Proportion5. Percent and Percent Applications6. The Metric System and Unit Conversion7. Geometry8. Signed Numbers9. Engine10. Crankshafts and Camshafts11. Thermodynamics12. Transmission and Gear Ratios13. Hydraulic Systems14. Electrical Systems15. Motion16. Repair Orders

Jason C. Rouvel is an applied mathematics instructor at Western Wisconsin Technical College in La Crosse, Wisconsin. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with dual minors in Physics and Automotive Engineering Technology, and a Master of Arts degree in Mathematics, all from Minnesota State University, Mankato. Mr. Rouvel has a strong interest in automotive technology, and has worked closely with the Automotive Technology instructors at WWTC to develop curriculum that is relevant for students entering this trade.

• 1. Whole Number Operations with General Applications2. Decimal Operations with Applications to Measurement and Finance3. Fractional Operations with Applications to Measurement4. Ratio and Proportion5. Percent and Percent Applications6. The Metric System and Unit Conversion7. Geometry8. Signed Numbers9. Engine10. Crankshafts and Camshafts11. Thermodynamics12. Transmission and Gear Ratios13. Hydraulic Systems14. Electrical Systems15. Motion16. Repair Orders

Jason C. Rouvel is an applied mathematics instructor at Western Wisconsin Technical College in La Crosse, Wisconsin. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with dual minors in Physics and Automotive Engineering Technology, and a Master of Arts degree in Mathematics, all from Minnesota State University, Mankato. Mr. Rouvel has a strong interest in automotive technology, and has worked closely with the Automotive Technology instructors at WWTC to develop curriculum that is relevant for students entering this trade.

• 1. Whole Number Operations with General Applications2. Decimal Operations with Applications to Measurement and Finance3. Fractional Operations with Applications to Measurement4. Ratio and Proportion5. Percent and Percent Applications6. The Metric System and Unit Conversion7. Geometry8. Signed Numbers9. Engine10. Crankshafts and Camshafts11. Thermodynamics12. Transmission and Gear Ratios13. Hydraulic Systems14. Electrical Systems15. Motion16. Repair Orders