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MSE-143 Small Engines Theory, 3 cr.
Basic two- and four-stroke engine theory, design and
construction. All basic systems are studied, as well as
troubleshooting, failure analysis and repair procedures.
Service literature, warranties and engine identification are
covered.
(Formerly SM-143C)
MSE-146 Small Engines Laboratory, 3 cr.
Complete disassembly and reassembly of modern engines,
troubleshooting, failure analysis and proper repair techniques.
Hands-on testing and inspection of engine systems. Corequisite:
MSE-143.
(Formerly SM-146C)
MSE-147 Introduction to Marine
Service, 2 cr.
This course will cover basic system operations of boats and off
season storage, including how to properly operate a boat, dock
and tie up a boat, the purpose of instrument gauges and
accessories, marine industry terminology and how to identify
various serial numbers. Considerable practice will be provided
in properly winterizing boats and personal watercraft for off
season storage.
MSE-148 Introduction to
Detail, 1 cr.
This course will cover basic detailing of boats and personal
watercraft, to include removal of mild oxidation; wax build up
and fine scratches, how to properly restore optimum gloss,
especially on dark colors, and how to provide long lasting
protection from harmful UV rays. You will additionally learn how
to clean and protect teakwood. This course provides practice in
basic correct use of a buffer, detail cleaners, waxes, polishes
and protectants, how to identify specific problems and possible
solutions.
MSE-149 Introduction to Marine
Rigging, 2 cr.
This course will cover basic rigging operation of boats and
personal watercraft, including how to properly install motors
and all necessary wiring, how to properly determine what motor
should be installed and how to install gauges, depth finders,
stereos and other equipment. The course will also include
trailer set up procedures, the purpose of instrument gauges and
accessories on boats. Factory service manuals, electronic and
paper, will be used to look up parts as you learn marine
industry terminology and how to identify various serial numbers
on motors.
MSE-150 Shop Management, 3 cr.
In this course, students learn proper shop management procedures
including parts ordering, inventory, repair order writing,
payroll, employee-employer relations, customer relations and
communication skills, sales and service in the service center,
warranty procedures on marine products, computerized
parts/billing systems and waste management procedures.
MSE-151 Shop Safety and Procedures, 1
cr.
Safe shop practices and procedures, including safe equipment
operation, proper tool usage, importance of personal protective
gear and how to handle emergency situations.
(Formerly SM-151C)
MSE-152 Dr
System Fundamentals, 2 cr.
Introduction to the various types of drives which may be
encountered. Construction, operation, maintenance and repair of
outdoor power and other systems including transmissions;
clutches; belt drives; sprockets and chain drives; and
hydrostatic drives. Assembly, disassembly, inspection,
troubleshooting and repair of these systems is covered. Lecture
and laboratory.
(Formerly SM-152C)
MSE-153 Fundamentals of Electricity, 3
cr.
Basic electrical theory used in the small engine and marine
field. Study of Ohm's Law, electrical symbols, problem solving,
types of circuits, usage of a VOM and other electrical test
equipment. Lecture and laboratory.
(Formerly SM-153C)
MSE-158 Snowmobile Systems, 2 cr.
Snowmobile systems including clutches, suspensions, engines,
tracks and other components are studied. Proper service
techniques, troubleshooting, assembly and disassembly are
covered along with a unit on performance work. Lecture and
laboratory.
(Formerly SM-158C)
MSE-164 Marine Engine 2 & 4 Stroke, 2
cr.
Construction and design of two- and four-stroke marine engines.
Correct service procedures, troubleshooting, failure analysis
and advanced theory are covered. Prerequisite: first semester
of program.
(Formerly SM-164C)
MSE-165 Marine Engine 2 & 4 Stroke Lab,
2 cr.
Corresponding lab to Marine Engines Two and Four Stroke Theory.
Hands-on testing and inspection of marine engines.
(Formerly SM-165C)
MSE-169 Marine Dr
Systems T/L, 3 cr.
This course covers operation and construction of Marine
Sterndrives, Inboard Drive Systems and Outboard Gear Cases.
Also covered will be disassembly, assembly, inspection,
troubleshooting, failure analysis, identification, rebuilding
drives, adjustments procedures, advance theory and repair
procedures as well as performance testing and propeller theory.
(Formerly SM-169C)
MSE-173 Marine Fuel Systems, 3 cr.
Marine fuel systems including carburetion, fuel injection and
oil injection are studied. Troubleshooting, testing,
adjustments, assembly and disassembly are practiced. Proper
service procedures discussed and demonstrated. Lecture and
laboratory. Prerequisites: first two semesters of program.
(Formerly SM-173C)
MSE-183 Personal Water Craft Systems, 3
cr.
Theory and hands-on lab for all systems in personal watercraft
including jet pumps, engines and steering systems. Repair,
troubleshooting and service procedures are covered. Lecture and
laboratory. Prerequisite: first two semesters of program.
(Formerly SM-183C)
MSE-189 Marine Electrical Systems T/L, 3
cr.
This course will cover the principles of operation and
construction of various components in the electrical systems of
a Boat such as Ignition Systems, Starting Systems, Charging
Systems, Tilt and Trim Systems, along with other accessories
used in the Marine industry. Proper testing, troubleshooting,
disassembly/reassembly, and installation of electrical
components are also covered.
(Formerly SM-189C)
MSE-252 Marine Advanced Driveability, 3
cr.
In this course students learn how to diagnose different fuel
injection systems & their problems as well as know the
difference between fuel systems. Students will be able to
analyze these fuel systems along with using the latest test
equipment. Each student will be able to understand and explain
how these systems work. You will also learn how to use failure
evaluating procedures.
MSE-286 Marine Advanced Electrical, 3
cr.
In this course, students learn how to analyze electrical
problems and procedures. Students understand how to go about
troubleshooting different electrical problems such as ignition,
hard starting, low speed engine miss, engine miss firing and
engine running rough. Students will also evaluate engine running
problems with different computer scanners and be able to apply
these skills when they complete this course.
MSE-273 Marine Advanced Fuel Systems, 3
cr.
In this course, students learn how to repair a wide variety of
advanced fuel systems, for example, throttle body fuel
injection, multiport fuel injection systems and direct injected
fuel systems. Students practice how to properly test these
systems and how to diagnose each one.
MSE-932 Internship, 4 cr.
On-the-job experience at a marine or small engine repair
facility as a technician, part and service person, or
salesperson. The student is evaluated by the job supervisor and
the instructor. Prerequisite: completion of first year of
program.
(Formerly
SM-126/226C) |
