Automotive Technology
AUTO 01 |
Auto Mechanics Thy |
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AUTO 02 |
Auto Mechanics Thy |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 021 |
Auto Mech Thry |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 022 |
Auto Mech Thry |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 03 |
Auto Mechanics Thy |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 051 |
Auto Mech Theory |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 052 |
Auto Mech Theory |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 053 |
Auto Mech Theory |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 054 |
Auto Mechanics the |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 055 |
Auto Mechanics Th |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 061 |
Auto Technician Theory I |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 062 |
Auto Mechanics Thy |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 063 |
Auto Mechanics Thy |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 064 |
Auto Mechanics Thy |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 065 |
Auto Mechanics Thy |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 095 |
Communication Skls |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 095A |
Communication Sk |
| 0 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 095B |
Communications |
| 0 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 096 |
Occup Relations |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 096A |
Occup. Relations |
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AUTO 096B |
Occupational Relat |
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AUTO 097 |
Computation Skills |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 097A |
Comp Skills |
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AUTO 098 |
Managerial Skills |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 099 |
Success Job Search |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 100 |
General Shop Practice |
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AUTO 105 |
Orientation, Safety, and General Shop Practices |
| 1 Credit(s) | Offered Fall Semester |
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This course will introduce students to on-campus services including the library and College Skills Center. It will teach students about the industry, including wages, job opportunities, and the nature of the work. This course will also give instruction about safety equipment and procedures. Instruction will be given in a variety of general shop practices such as drilling and tapping holes and drilling out broken bolts. Students will also work on Heli-coils, double flairs, soldering, and the care of equipment and floors. Lecture: 5 hours per week for 3 weeks
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AUTO 110 |
Automotive Brakes |
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AUTO 120 |
Alignment Principles |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 121 |
Powertrain/Brakes |
| 3 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 122 |
Differential |
| 0 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 123 |
Brakes/Powertrain |
| 5 Credit(s) | Offered Fall Semester |
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This course will teach students the principles of hydraulic brakes and friction, as well as the operation and construction of drum and disc brake systems. Students will also learn the operation, construction and repair of clutch systems, drivelines, and constant velocity joints. Lecture: 10 hours per week for 10 weeks
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AUTO 125 |
Steer Suspension |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 126 |
Steering, Suspension and Alignment |
| 3 Credit(s) | Offered Spring Semester |
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This course will teach the various steering and suspension systems used on today's cars and light trucks. The construction, service and repair of components will be taught along with their relation to the steering geometry of the vehicle. In-depth instruction will be given to four-wheel alignment principles using the Hunter D-111 Computerized Alignment machine. Lecture: 10 hours per week for 5 weeks
Take AUTO-105 AUTO-113L AUTO-114L AUTO-123 AUTO-130; Minimum grade C-; |
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AUTO 130 |
Gas Engine Fundamentals |
| 4 Credit(s) | Offered Fall Semester |
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This course will teach the student how to identify, repair, or replace components as necessary on gasoline engines. The four-stroke cycle and accompanying valve action will be taught, as well as the construction, operation, and servicing of cooling and lubrication systems. The student will learn proper engine disassembly, measuring, machining, and assembly procedures.
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AUTO 141 |
Electrical System Fundamentals |
| 6 Credit(s) | Offered Spring Semester |
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This course will cover basic electrical theory, including types of circuits and components, as well as batteries, starter, and charging systems. Students will also learn about wiring schematics and diagrams, along with the 25 most common car wiring systems. Lecture: 10 hours per week for 11 weeks
Take AUTO-105 AUTO-113L AUTO-114L AUTO-123 AUTO-130; Minimum grade C-; |
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AUTO 160 |
Tune-Up Fundamentals |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 195 |
Specialization Study |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 204A |
Automotive Maintenance Technician |
| 5 Credit(s) | |
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This course will teach the basic theory and operation of the following automotive and light truck systems: engines, transmissions, brakes, cooling and lubrication systems, steering and suspension, and tires. The students will receive instruction in proper service procedures for each system, as well as in fluids and lubricants, and how to perform vehicle safety inspections. Lecture: 10 hours per week
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AUTO 210 |
Advanced Electrical |
| 2 Credit(s) | Offered Fall Semester |
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Students will explore a variety of accessory electrical circuits. Some of these include windshield wipers, power windows, door locks, seats, and cruise control systems, as well as in-depth instruction on troubleshooting procedures and theories. Lecture: 10 hours per week for 4 weeks
Complete AUTO-116L AUTO-126 and AUTO-141 with a minimum grade of C-. |
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AUTO 220 |
Adv Tune-Up |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 221 |
Advance Tune-Up |
| 4 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 222 |
Engine Performance |
| 5 Credit(s) | Offered Fall Semester |
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This course will teach basic combustion theory, general tune-up procedures, as well as the various ignition systems used on today's cars. The use of electronic engine analyzers and the reading of scope patterns will also be taught. Instruction will include emission control systems and related regulations, as well as the use of the four-gas analyzer. Students will learn about "drivability" and how each of the systems must work together to produce it. Lecture: 10 hours per week for 8 weeks
Complete AUTO-116L AUTO-126 and AUTO-141 with a minimum grade of C-. |
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AUTO 230 |
Carburetors |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 240 |
Emission Controls |
| 2 Credit(s) | |
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AUTO 250 |
Computer Controls |
| 2 Credit(s) | Offered Fall Semester |
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The theory and systems of automotive computer controls will be covered including the various sensors and output devices. The use of scanners, computerized engine analyzers, and a multitude of special tools will also be taught. Lecture: 10 hours per week for 5 weeks
Complete AUTO-116L AUTO-126 and AUTO-141 with a minimum grade of C-. |
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AUTO 260 |
Computer Controlled Systems |
| 4 Credit(s) | Offered Spring Semester |
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Students will receive instruction on various automobile systems that are computer controlled such as fuel injection, anti-lock brakes, supplemental inflatable restraints, On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) II and III, and current industry trends. Lecture: 10 hours per week for 6 weeks
Complete AUTO-210 AUTO-215L AUTO-222 AUTO-250 with a minimum grade of C-. |
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AUTO 270 |
Transmission/Transaxle |
| 4 Credit(s) | Offered Spring Semester |
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This course will cover the general theory of manual and automatic transmission and transaxle operation, as well as differential and four-wheel drive systems. Students will learn appropriate testing, disassembly, and repair procedures. Lecture: 10 hours per week for 6 weeks
Complete AUTO-210 AUTO-215L AUTO-222 and AUTO-250 with a minimum grade of C-. |
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AUTO 280 |
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning |
| 2 Credit(s) | Offered Spring Semester |
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Students will receive instruction in heating and air conditioning theory, as well as the use of equipment related to the evacuating, recycling, and recharging of air conditioning systems. The course will cover both R-12 and R-134A refrigerant handling. Lecture: 10 hours per week for 5 weeks
Complete AUTO-210 AUTO-215L AUTO-222 and AUTO-250 with a minimum grade of C-. |
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AUTO 299 |
Independent Study |
| 1 Credit(s) | |
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