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AUT-105 Intro to Automotive Technology, 4 cr.
Basic theory and correct procedures for servicing vehicles
provide the student with the skills and knowledge required for
routine vehicle maintenance.
(Formerly AM-115C)
AUT-115 Automotive Shop Safety, 1 cr.
This course is designed to prepare the student to work in the
auto shop in a safe manner. The content will introduce the
student to safety equipment, safety rules, and common accidents
in the automotive service area.
(Formerly AM-101C)
AUT-116 Automotive Shop Safety, 2 cr.
Prepares the student to work in the auto shop in a safe manner.
The student will be introduced to safety equipment, safety rules
and avoidance of service area.
(Formerly AM-113C)
AUT-180
Engine Repair Theory, 3 cr.
Provides the student with fundamental concepts of operation,
diagnosis, and repair procedures of the modern automotive
internal combustion engine.
(Formerly AM-153C)
AUT-182 Automotive Engine Theory, 4 cr.
Basic engine theory; parts identification, wear measurements,
wear locations, valve refacing, valve guide service, valve seat
reconditioning and engine diagnosis using various tests.
Includes the reconditioning of cylinders, crankshaft and
camshaft.
(Formerly AM-226C)
AUT-183 Automotive Engine Lab, 5 cr.
Disassembly and assembly procedures. Diagnosis of engine
malfunctions, minor repair and complete overhaul, excluding
rebuilding procedures such as boring cylinders and grinding
crankshafts.
(Formerly AM-225C)
AUT-184 Brakes Lab, 3
cr.
The hands-on learning activities related to the operation,
diagnosis, and repair procedures of the modern automotive
braking system. Areas included will be: mechanical, hydraulic,
and electrical subdivision.
AUT-186
Engine Repair Lab, 3 cr.
Hands on activities providing the student with fundamental
concepts of operation, diagnosis, and repair procedures of the
modern automotive internal combustion engine.
(Formerly AM-156C)
AUT-212 Automatic Transmissions/Transaxles Theory, 4 cr.
Principles of operation of torque converters, planetary gears,
multiple disc clutches, one-way clutches, servos, accumulators
and hydraulics.
(Formerly AM-215C)
AUT-213 Automatic Transmissions/Transaxles Lab, 3 cr.
Automatic Transmissions is a study of the basic knowledge and
skills a student should possess when working on the modern
automatic transmission or transaxle.
(Formerly AM-218C)
AUT-260 Manual Transmission Theory, 3 cr.
Manual Transmission is a study of the theory of operation,
diagnostic principles, and repair procedures used in accordance
with the modern automotive manual transmission transaxle, and
drive train systems.
(Formerly AM-219C)
AUT-313 Auto Manual Dr
Train/Axle Lab, 3 cr.
Hands-on class shows operation and proper repair procedures of
current manual transmissions/transaxles, differentials and drive
axles used in late model vehicles.
(Formerly AM-217C)
AUT-410 Steering and Suspension Theory, 2 cr.
A course to provide the student with the theory of automotive
and light truck steering and suspension systems. Design,
operation, diagnosis, repair, and adjustment of these systems is
covered.
(Formerly AM-221C)
AUT-412 Automotive Suspension/Steering Theory, 3 cr.
Theory of automotive and light truck steering and suspension
systems; covers design, operation, diagnosis, repair and
adjustment.
(Formerly AM-220C)
AUT-413 Auto Suspension/Steering Lab, 3 cr.
Covers operation and service of power and manual steering gears,
rack and pinion systems, and suspension systems; practices
method of four wheel alignment checks and front-end alignment.
(Formerly AM-222C - Suspension Lab)
AUT-510 Brakes Theory, 2 cr.
The theory of operation, diagnosis, and repair procedures
related to the modern automotive braking system. Areas of
instruction will include: mechanical, hydraulic, and
electrical subsystems.
(Formerly AM-142C)
AUT-511 Brakes Lab, 3 cr.
The hands-on learning activities related to the operation,
diagnosis, and repair procedures of the modern automotive
braking system. Areas included will be: mechanical, hydraulic,
and electrical subdivision.
(Formerly AM-143C)
AUT-512 Auto Brake Systems Theory, 5 cr.
Basic principles of brakes, the hydraulic system, disc and drum
brakes, parking brakes and power assist units. Emphasis on
operation, diagnosis and repair of various braking systems.
(Formerly AM-135C)
AUT-513 Auto Brake Systems Lab, 4 cr.
A lab experience which will allow the student to acquire
competencies in brake diagnosis and repair procedures.
(Formerly AM-135C)
AUT-622 Auto Electrical Systems Lab, 3 cr.
Hands-on class in the operation, construction and repair of
alternators, starters and electrical components as they apply to
the safety and driver convenience.
(Formerly AM-120C)
AUT-623 Automotive Electrical Systems Theory, 4 cr.
Electrical theory, diagnosis and repair procedures as they
pertain to the automotive charging, starting and power accessory
systems.
(Formerly AM-117C)
AUT-624 Automotive Elect Systems Lab, 5 cr.
A lab experience that will provide the student with the
opportunity to perform diagnosis, repair, and adjustment of
automotive chassis electrical systems. Skills acquired in
previous labs may be reviewed.
(Formerly AM-130C)
AUT-630 Automotive Electrical Systems, 5 cr.
Basic electricity as it pertains to the automotive chassis
electrical systems. The operation, construction, and repair of
charging and starting systems will be covered. Electrical
components as they apply to the safety and driver
convenience systems of the auto will be studied and service
repair procedures investigated.
(Formerly AM-116C)
AUT-703 Automotive Heating & Air Conditioning, 3 cr.
The theory of operation, diagnosis and repair of automotive air
conditioning and heating systems. Lab experience will provide
the student with the opportunity to acquire the competencies
required for successful automotive air conditioning and heater
maintenance.
(Formerly AM-115C)
AUT-704 Au0 Heating & Air Conditioning, 4 cr.
This is a study in the theory and hands-on learning activities
related to operation, diagnostics and repair procedures of the
modern HVAC systems used in the automotive industry.
(Formerly AM-128C)
AUT-827 Auto Ignition Systems, 4 cr.
Operation, diagnosis and repair procedures used to service the
modern automotive ignition system.
(Formerly AM-125C)
AUT-834 Auto Fuel Systems, 4 cr.
Diagnostic and repair procedures used to service the automotive
fuel system from the fuel tank to the fuel injector.
(Formerly AM-124C)
AUT-842 Auto Computerized Eng Controls, 4 cr.
Theory of operation, diagnosis and repair procedures for
electronic engine control systems used by the automotive
industry.
(Formerly AM-126C)
AUT-851 Auto Eng Performance Diagnosis, 3 cr.
Performance Diagnosis is designed to be an applied critical
thinking class. By showing them techniques to gather diagnostic
information through customer interviews and technical routines
they have the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to
formulate rapid and accurate diagnoses of automatic drivability
problems.
(Formerly AM-129C)
AUT-852 Auto Eng Performance Diagnosis, 4 cr.
Diagnosis, repair and adjustment of electronic engine controls,
including ignition, emission and fuel systems.
(Formerly AM-127C)
AUT-890 Automotive Technology OJT, 4 cr.
Automotive Technology OJT is designed to provide the student
with the real work learning activities necessary to acquaint
them with the function of the modern automotive technician and
the skills demanded of them.
(Formerly AM-194C) |
