AUTO-294: Automotive Technology-Service Experience Laboratory II

School
Business, Entrepreneurship, and Professional Development
Division
Automotive Technology
Department
Automotive Technology
Academic Level
Undergraduate
Course Subject
Automotive
Course Number
294
Course Title
Automotive Technology-Service Experience Laboratory II
Credit Hours
4.00
Instructor Contact Hours Per Semester
124.00 (for 15-week classes)
Student Contact Hours Per Semester
124.00 (for 15-week classes)
Grading Method
A-E
Pre-requisites
AUTO-105, AUTO-110, AUTO-120, AUTO-150, and AUTO-160 or department permission
Catalog Course Description

Explores diagnosis and repair of major engine service, electrical/electronic systems, fuel/emission systems, ignition/engine control systems, ABS/traction control systems, active suspension systems, manual transmission, automatic transmission, driveline, and HVAC systems.

Goals, Topics, and Objectives

Core Course Topics
  1. Anti-lock braking system (ABS) and traction control systems.
  2. Active steering and suspension system.
  3. Stability assist.
  4. A/C systems-CCOT and TXV.
  5. OBD2 monitors.
  6. Engine control and fuel injection.
  7. Engine rebuilding-replacement.
  8. Automobile transmission service.
Core Course Learning Objectives (Separated)
  • Explain the basic operation of an ABS system.
  • Identify and compare the different types of ABS and traction systems used on various automobiles.
  • Navigate the workshop electronic publication necessary to diagnose an ABS/traction control fault.
  • Perform a PPT test and take the appropriate actions.
  • Bleed the ABS system utilizing the NGS, WDS, IDS or Genysis service units.
  • Identify traction control system components and differentiate from ABS function.
  • Measure and/or test with meters and measuring instruments for English or metric measurements, then convert the results to the manufacturer’s specifications.
  • Write service and work order to include information regarding problem resolution and the result of the work performed.
  • Perform diagnostic routines associated with electronic steering and suspension concerns.
  • Use specialized tools and service equipment associated with electronic steering and suspension diagnosis and repair.
  • Perform a wheel alignment, assess errors in geometry angles.
  • Diagnose a HVAC concern and determine repair procedure.
  • Diagnose an NVH concern associated with an engine, suspension, and brake or tire/wheel system.
  • Diagnose a transmission concern and determine course of action.

Assessment and Requirements

Assessment of Academic Achievement

Homework, quizzes, lab reports and a final examination. Measurable objectives will be evaluated by the instructor based on the accuracy and proficiency of objective completion.

General Course Requirements and Recommendations

Complete at least 95% of all the Priority 1 (P-1) items listed in the NATEF Task List for areas: Brakes, Suspension & Steering, Base Engine and Electrical/Electronics, Transmission and Driveline, HVAC and NVH.

Complete at least 80% of all the Priority 2 (P-2) items listed in the NATEF Task List for areas: Brakes, Suspension & Steering, Base Engine and Electrical/Electronics, Transmission and Driveline, HVAC and NVH.

Complete at least 50% of all the Priority 3 (P-3) items listed in the NATEF Task List for areas: Brakes, Suspension & Steering, Base Engine and Electrical/Electronics, Transmissions and Driveline, HVAC and NVH.

Approval Dates

Effective Term
Fall 2020
ILT Approval Date
AALC Approval Date
Curriculum Committee Approval Date
Review Semester
Fall 2020