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404-100 Service Fundamentals 1
In this course students will demonstrate basic hand tool applications, identify and practice service facility safety procedures, and identify careers and certifications in the automotive service sector.
404-101 Service Fundamentals 2
In this course students will demonstrate basic power tool applications, identify and practice equipment and lift safety procedures, and use comprehensive and manufacturer shop manuals to perform basic under-hood and under-car services.
404-103 Brake Service 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of disc brake system components. Additionally, they will measure and inspect disc brake system components and perform repairs on those components.
404-104 Brake Service 3
In this course students will describe the purpose and function of drum brake system components. Additionally, they will measure and inspect drum brake system components and perform maintenance and repair on those components.
404-105 Brake Service 4
In this course students will define the purpose and function of wheel bearings and common electronic brake control systems. They will perform maintenance and repair tasks on wheel bearings and electronic brake control systems.
404-106 Steering & Suspension 1
In this course the student will define the functions and features of wheels and tires, including safety features, distortion, and center of gravity. They will perform tire maintenance and repair procedures.
404-107 Steering & Suspension 2
In this course students will define the functions and features of steering systems. They will perform diagnosis, maintenance, and repair on various steering systems.
404-108 Steering & Suspension 3
In this course students will define the purpose and function of suspension systems and various components. Students will perform maintenance and repair on suspension systems.
404-109 Steering & Suspension 4
In this course students will define the purpose and function of wheel alignment and perform wheel alignment. Students will also identify wheel alignment problems given various diagnostic scenarios.
404-110 Engine Repair 1
In this course students will define the purpose and function of components of automobile engines and remove, inspect, and reinstall engines. Additionally, students will diagnose and repair cylinder head and valve train problems.
404-111 Engine Repair 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of components of automobile engine block assemblies. Students will practice diagnosing and repairing engine block assembly problems.
404-112 Engine Repair 3
In this course students will define the purpose and function of components of engine lubrication and cooling systems. Students will practice diagnosing and repairing lubrication and cooling system assembly problems.
404-113 Engine Repair 4
In this course students will define the purpose and function of components of engine ignition and fuel systems. Students will practice diagnosing engine condition, as well as inspecting and testing the impact of the ignition and fuel systems on engine performance.
404-114 Drive Train Service 1
In this course students will explore the principles and theory of the manual transmission transaxle system. Students will also define the function and purpose of components of the clutch system.
404-115 Drive Train Service 2
In this course students will practice diagnosis and maintenance of the manual transmission transaxle system.
404-116 Drive Train Service 3
In this course students will define the function and purpose of components of drive shafts, axles, final drives, 4-wheel drive systems, and all-wheel drive systems. Students will practice inspection, repair, and maintenance of these systems.
404-117 Heating & Air Conditioning Service 1
In this course students will explore the principles and basic functions of automobile heating and air conditioning systems.
404-118 Heating & Air Conditioning Service 2
In this course students will practice and demonstrate their ability to inspect, repair, and maintain heating and air conditioning systems.
404-119 Heating & Air Conditioning Service 3
In this course students will define the function and purpose of components of electronic climate control systems. Students will demonstrate their ability to inspect, repair, and maintain electronic climate control systems.
404-120 Heating & Air Conditioning Service 4
In this course students will explore the function and principles behind air conditioning system refrigerant recovery and charging.
404-121 Electrical Service 1
In this course students will define the purpose and function of different types of circuits, (series, parallel and series-parallel). Students will demonstrate how to calculate volts, amps and ohms.
404-122 Electrical Service 2
In this course, students will practice and demonstrate their ability to follow schematics and diagrams, use automotive information systems, and trace the flow of current from battery, through the load to ground.
404-123 Electrical Service 3
In this course students will practice and demonstrate the use a digital meter to test and analyze vehicle circuits.
404-124 Electrical Service 4
In this course students will demonstrate their ability to analyze starting and charging circuit voltage drops, diagnose parasitic drain, and identify problems using schematics and digital meters. Students will be able to define the purpose and function of relays.
404-125 Electronic Engine Control Fundamentals 1
In this course students will practice and demonstrate the use of an automotive oscilloscope to view waveforms.
404-126 Electronic Engine Control Fundamentals 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of scan tools, temperature sensors, and throttle position sensors. Students will demonstrate how to test temperature sensors and throttle position sensors using a scan tool and oscilloscope.
404-127 Electronic Engine Control Fundamentals 3
In this course students will identify the application of manifold absolute pressure and barometric pressure to mass air flow sensors. Students will define how automotive computers use mass air flow sensors. Students will practice and demonstrate their ability to test these sensors using a scan tool and oscilloscope.
404-128 Electronic Engine Control Fundamentals 4
In this course students will define the purpose and function of oxygen sensors. Students will practice and demonstrate how to test oxygen sensors using a scan tool and oscilloscope.
404-129 Electronic Engine Control Diagnosis 1
In this course students will demonstrate their ability to diagnose and analyze vehicle emission and drivability problems by using a scan tool in conjunction with diagnostic codes and automotive computer modes.
404-130 Electronic Engine Control Diagnosis 2
In this course students will practice and diagnose proper operation of vehicle computer control and engine systems using a scan tool and information from oxygen sensors, fuel trim, and automotive computer monitors.
404-131 Computerized Fuel Systems Service 1
In this course students will define the purpose and function of components of computerized fuel systems. Students will practice and demonstrate their ability to diagnose, test, and repair mechanical and electrical components of computerized fuel systems.
404-132 Computerized Fuel Systems Service 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of various types of injectors. Students will explore the interaction between injector pulse width and the use of fuel trim as a diagnostic tool. Students will demonstrate their ability to test injector operation.
404-133 Engine Performance Testing 1
In this course students will demonstrate their ability to diagnose and assess the operation of the ignition system.
404-134 Engine Performance Testing 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of the battery starting and charging system. Students will demonstrate their ability to test for parasitic drain and to test and diagnose the battery systems using an oscilloscope, scan tool, and multi-meter.
404-135 Engine Performance Testing 3
In this course students will define the relationship of the engine control systems and emission monitors. Students will demonstrate their ability to repair drivability problems related to these systems, as well as how to diagnose them.
404-136 Engine Performance Testing 4
In this course students will review and demonstrate comprehensive ability in the skills typically introduced during the first year of the program, including safety practices and the inspection and repair of brake systems, steering and suspension systems, engine systems, drive train systems, and heating and air conditioning systems.
404-137 Drive Train/Transaxle Testing 1
In this course students will define the purpose and function of automatic transmissions and their components. Students will demonstrate their ability to inspect, diagnose, and maintain automatic transmissions.
404-138 Drive Train/Transaxle Testing 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of the torque converter clutch. Additionally, students will demonstrate the ability to diagnose automatic transmission problems using a scan tool, and to differentiate between engine and transmission drivability problems.
404-139 Auto Machine Shop
In this course students will practice and demonstrate essential machining skills used in automotive service facilities, including oxygen acetylene torch cutting and heating, repairing bolt threads, machining brake rotors on-and-off vehicle, and the use of a manual brake lathe.
404-140 Service Simulation
This course will allow students to visit dealerships, independent shops, and auto repair franchises to observe operations, procedures, and equipment of an operating shop or business.
404-141 Service Management
In this course students explore state and federal regulations concerning automotive servicing. Students will demonstrate their ability follow documentation procedures common to automotive service facilities.
404-142 Emission Control Service and Certification
In this course students will demonstrate the use of diagnostic equipment to diagnose, adjust, replace, and repair emission-related components and parts.
404-143 ASE Certification
In this course students demonstrate readiness to complete ASE Certification through review of suspension and steering systems, electrical reading, and brake systems.
404-144 Service Internship
This course provides students with the opportunity to demonstrate automotive inspection, repair, and maintenance skills in an operating service facility. Students will also complete a comprehensive report on their experiences after meeting the internship requirements.
404-145 Customer Service Fundamentals
In this course students will explore principles of successful customer service and relations. Students will demonstrate skills in relationship building and management through practical interviews and role-playing.
404-338 Service Fundamentals
Introduction to the automotive service facility. Safety, basic hand tool and power tools application is defined to help the prospective automobile technician work safely and efficiently. Students will learn how to use both comprehensive and manufacturer's shop manuals to perform basic under-hood and under-car services.
404-339 Engine Service
This course is designed to introduce the student to the theory of gasoline engine operation and design. The course also includes methods of diagnosis, disassembly, measurement, and reassembly. Emphasis is placed upon diagnostic ability and skill development.
404-343 Automotive Machine Shop
This course is designed to acquaint the student with automotive machine shop practices. It gives the student an opportunity to correctly use tools such as the outside micrometer, telescoping gauge, drill press, brake rotor and drum lathe, and other measuring instruments. Both English and metric systems are covered in this course.
404-345 Brake Service
The student is introduced to the fundamentals of automotive brake systems including drum, disc, hydraulic, power, and antilock systems. Brake measurement is a high priority.
404-346 Steering & Suspension Service
The student is introduced to basic wheel alignment, suspension systems, and steering systems. Computerized four-wheel alignment is a high priority in this course.
404-348 Service Simulation
This course is designed to introduce the student to shop operating procedures. Students can obtain credit for part-time employment in an automotive related work environment.
404-350 ASE Certification Review
This course is designed to prepare the student for ASE certification.
404-351 Electronic Engine Control Fundamentals
This course is designed to introduce the student to computerized engine controls and related electrical components. Emphasis is placed on theory of operation and diagnostics using state of the art diagnostic equipment. Special emphasis will be placed on skillfully understanding and using shop manuals for related systems.
404-352 Computerized Fuel Systems Service
The student is introduced to various computerized fuel systems. Topics covered are: electronic fuel injection, throttle body injection systems, port fuel injection, multi-port injection systems and sequential injection systems. Emphasis is placed on diagnostics and development of skills in using sophisticated diagnostic equipment.
404-353 Emission Control Service and Certification
This course is designed to help the student develop skills necessary to diagnose, adjust, replace, or repair emission related component parts by skillfully demonstrating the use of diagnostic equipment.
404-355 Drive Train/Transaxle Servvice II
This course is designed to introduce the student to automatic transmission and transaxle service.
404-356 Electrical Service
This course is designed to help the students learn how to diagnose and repair electrical problems related to automobile accessories. Emphasis is placed on skillfully understanding and testing procedures necessary for repair.
404-357 Electronic Engine Control Diagnosis
This course is a composite of all computerized systems. Emphasis is placed on electrical skills, diagnostic procedure, driveability problems, and repair. An over view of engine computer function, computerized fuel delivery, emission controls, and computer chassis control is included.
404-358 Service Internship
Students wishing for hands-on shop experience can obtain two credits for on-the-job training related directly and in cooperation with a service facility. Prior consent of automotive instructor is required. The student completes a comprehensive study after successfully completing the intern requirements.
404-411 Brake Service
404-412 Auto Mechanics-Mechanics
404-413 Auto Servicing Certification
404-415 Prep-National Auto Exam-ETS
404-417 Auto Body Repair-Mechanics
404-418 Adv Auto Body Repair
404-438 Auto Mechanics Review
404-439 Auto Maintenance & Repair
404-440 Auto Computer Control
404-441 Auto Engine Repair-Mechanics
404-442 Auto Ignition Tune-Up-Mechanic
404-443 Auto Transmissions
404-444 Diesel Engine Repair
404-445 Auto Air Conditioning
404-452 Auto Electric Servicing-Mech
404-453 Auto Emission-Mechanics
404-461 Parts Counter
404-612 Auto Mechanics For Women
404-651 Service Fundamentals 2
In this course students will demonstrate basic power tool applications, identify and practice equipment and lift safety procedures, and use comprehensive and manufacturer shop manuals to perform basic under-hood and under-car services. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-652 Brake Service 1
In this course students will define the purpose and function of hydraulic brake system components. Additionally, they will measure and inspect hydraulic brake system components to diagnose repairs. Students will practice safety protocols and general brake services and procedures. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-653 Brake Service 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of disc brake system components. Additionally, they will measure and inspect disc brake system components and perform repairs on those components. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-654 Brake Service 3
In this course students will describe the purpose and function of drum brake system components. Additionally, they will measure and inspect drum brake system components and perform maintenance and repair on those components. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-655 Brake Service 4
In this course students will define the purpose and function of wheel bearings and common electronic brake control systems. They will perform maintenance and repair tasks on wheel bearings and electronic brake control systems. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-656 Steering & Suspension 1
In this course the student will define the functions and features of wheels and tires, including safety features, distortion, and center of gravity. They will perform tire maintenance and repair procedures. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-657 Steering & Suspension 2
In this course students will define the functions and features of steering systems. They will perform diagnosis, maintenance, and repair on various steering systems. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-658 Steering & Suspension 3
In this course students will define the purpose and function of suspension systems and various components. Students will perform maintenance and repair on suspension systems. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-659 Steering & Suspension 4
In this course students will define the purpose and function of wheel alignment and perform wheel alignment. Students will also identify wheel alignment problems given various diagnostic scenarios. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-660 Auto Machine Shop
In this course students will practice and demonstrate essential machining skills used in automotive service facilities, including oxygen acetylene torch cutting and heating, repairing bolt threads, machining brake rotors on-and-off vehicle, and the use of a manual brake lathe. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-661 Service Simulation
This course will allow students to visit dealerships, independent shops, and auto repair franchises to observe operations, procedures, and equipment of an operating shop or business. Meet times will be announced in program orientation.
404-662 Engine Repair 1
In this course students will define the purpose and function of components of automobile engines and remove, inspect, and reinstall engines. Additionally, students will diagnose and repair cylinder head and valve train problems.
404-663 Service Management
In this course students explore state and federal regulations concerning automotive servicing. Students will demonstrate their ability follow documentation procedures common to automotive service facilities.
404-664 Engine Repair 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of components of automobile engine block assemblies. Students will practice diagnosing and repairing engine block assembly problems.
404-665 Engine Repair 3
In this course students will define the purpose and function of components of engine lubrication and cooling systems. Students will practice diagnosing and repairing lubrication and cooling system assembly problems.
404-666 Engine Repair 4
In this course students will define the purpose and function of components of engine ignition and fuel systems. Students will practice diagnosing engine condition, as well as inspecting and testing the impact of the ignition and fuel systems on engine performance.
404-667 Drive Train Service 1
In this course students will explore the principles and theory of the manual transmission transaxle system. Students will also define the function and purpose of components of the clutch system.
404-668 Drive Train Service 2
In this course students will practice diagnosis and maintenance of the manual transmission transaxle system.
404-669 Drive Train Service 3
In this course students will define the function and purpose of components of drive shafts, axles, final drives, 4-wheel drive systems, and all-wheel drive systems. Students will practice inspection, repair, and maintenance of these systems.
404-670 Heating & Air Conditioning Service 1
In this course students will explore the principles and basic functions of automobile heating and air conditioning systems.
404-671 Heating & Air Conditioning Service 2
In this course students will practice and demonstrate their ability to inspect, repair, and maintain heating and air conditioning systems.
404-672 Heating & Air Conditioning Service 3
In this course students will define the function and purpose of components of electronic climate control systems. Students will demonstrate their ability to inspect, repair, and maintain electronic climate control systems.
404-673 Heating & Air Conditioning Service 4
In this course students will explore the function and principles behind air conditioning system refrigerant recovery and charging.
404-674 ASE Certification Review
In this course students demonstrate readiness to complete ASE Certification through review of suspension and steering systems, electrical reading, and brake systems. This course has open lab times on Fridays from 8:00-11:50 AM.
404-675 Electrical Service 1
In this course students will examine the use of a digital multi-meter. Students will demonstrate how to diagnose, test and analyze vehicle circuits. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-676 Electrical Service 2
In this course, students will examine electrical theory as well as the purpose and function of the following types of circuits: series, parallel, and series-parallel. Students will calculate volts, and amps, using Ohms Law of Resistance. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-677 Electrical Service 3
In this course students will examines automotive wiring schematics and diagrams. Students will demonstrate the ability to navigate automotive service information systems and trace the flow of current from the battery through and from the load to ground. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-678 Electrical Service 4
In this course students will examine the starting and charging system, voltage drops, and parasitic drains. Students will identify electrical problems using schematics and a digital multi-meter by defining the purpose and functionality of relays. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-679 Electronic Engine Control Fundamentals 1
In this course students will practice and demonstrate the use of an automotive oscilloscope to view waveforms.
404-680 Electronic Engine Control Fundamentals 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of scan tools, temperature sensors, and throttle position sensors. Students will demonstrate how to test temperature sensors and throttle position sensors using a scan tool and oscilloscope. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-681 Electronic Engine Control Fundamentals 3
In this course students will identify the application of manifold absolute pressure and barometric pressure to mass air flow sensors. Students will define how automotive computers use mass air flow sensors. Students will practice and demonstrate their ability to test these sensors using a scan tool and oscilloscope. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-682 Electronic Engine Control Fundamentals 4
In this course students will define the purpose and function of oxygen sensors. Students will practice and demonstrate how to test oxygen sensors using a scan tool and oscilloscope. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-683 Electronic Engine Control Diagnosis 1
In this course students will demonstrate their ability to diagnose and analyze vehicle emission and drivability problems by using a scan tool in conjunction with diagnostic codes and automotive computer modes.
404-684 Electronic Engine Control Diagnosis 2
In this course students will demonstrate their ability to diagnose and analyze vehicle emission and drivability problems by using a scan tool in conjunction with diagnostic codes and automotive computer modes. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-685 Emission Control Service and Certification
In this course students will demonstrate the use of diagnostic equipment to diagnose, adjust, replace, and repair emission-related components and parts. Lecture times will be announced in program orientation.
404-686 Computerized Fuel Systems Service 1
In this course students will define the purpose and function of components of computerized fuel systems. Students will practice and demonstrate their ability to diagnose, test, and repair mechanical and electrical components of computerized fuel systems.
404-687 Computerized Fuel Systems Service 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of various types of injectors. Students will explore the interaction between injector pulse width and the use of fuel trim as a diagnostic tool. Students will demonstrate their ability to test injector operation.
404-688 Engine Performance Diagnosis 1
In this course students will demonstrate their ability to diagnose and assess the operation of the ignition system.
404-689 Engine Performance Diagnosis 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of the battery starting and charging system. Students will demonstrate their ability to test for parasitic drain and to test and diagnose the battery systems using an oscilloscope, scan tool, and multi-meter.
404-690 Engine Performance Diagnosis 3
In this course students will define the relationship of the engine control systems and emission monitors. Students will demonstrate their ability to repair drivability problems related to these systems, as well as how to diagnose them.
404-691 Engine Performance Diagnosis 4
In this course students will review and demonstrate comprehensive ability in the skills typically introduced during the first year of the program, including safety practices and the inspection and repair of brake systems, steering and suspension systems, engine systems, drive train systems, and heating and air conditioning systems.
404-692 Drive Train/Transaxle Service 1
In this course students will define the purpose and function of automatic transmissions and their components. Students will demonstrate their ability to inspect, diagnose, and maintain automatic transmissions.
404-693 Drive Train/Transaxle Service 2
In this course students will define the purpose and function of the torque converter clutch. Additionally, students will demonstrate the ability to diagnose automatic transmission problems using a scan tool, and to differentiate between engine and transmission drivability problems.
404-694 Service Internship
This course provides students with the opportunity to demonstrate automotive inspection, repair, and maintenance skills in an operating service facility. Students will also complete a comprehensive report on their experiences after meeting the internship requirements.
404-695 Customer Service Fundamentals
In this course students will explore principles of successful customer service and relations. Students will demonstrate skills in relationship building and management through practical interviews and role-playing.