Course Syllabus
Auto 102 Syllabus
Course Syllabus:
Auto 102 Syllabus 2019
Meet Your Instructor:
James "Marty" Rudd
Associate Professor Automotive and Diesel Technology. More about me here
Course Description:
Today’s automobile is a combination of many different systems. Electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, emissions, fuel, and many other systems all wrapped up in a compact package run by computer processors. All of this may make today’s vehicle seem very complicated, but with a good understanding of the fundamental, many of the vehicle’s systems become easier to diagnose and repair.
Textbook Information: No text book required
Student Learning Objectives:
A Student, upon completion of this course will:
• Measure engine components using automotive style micrometers.
• Solve conversion problems for units of measurement.
• Explain the theory of conventional engine operation.
• Identify the basic types of electrical circuits found in automobiles.
• Summarize the function of the automotive battery and charging system.
• Compare various types of automotive fuels.
• Discuss the operation of the primary fuel system components.
• Identify the major emissions control devices and system
Safety will be emphasized in all modules
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