Transcript title
Automotive Electric II
Credits
2
Grading mode
Standard letter grades
Total contact hours
40
Lecture hours
10
Lab hours
30
Prerequisites with concurrency
AUT 102.
Course Description
Studies disassembly, testing and rebuilding of various electrical equipment. Stresses troubleshooting and using various test equipment common to the automotive trade.
Course learning outcomes
1. Describe electrical theories as applied to automotive ignition systems.
2. Describe the difference between a conductor, a nonconductor, and a semiconductor as used in automotive ignition systems.
3. Demonstrate procedures for servicing automotive ignition electrical systems.
4. Demonstrate the use of oscilloscopes, multimeters, and scan tools to diagnose computerized automotive engine controls.
6. Identify and interpret the symbols of an electrical schematic for engine ignition systems.
7. Demonstrate proper and safe work habits and procedures when exposed to electrical circuits.
Content outline
- Ignition System Components and Operation
- Ignition System Diagnosis and Service
- Oscilloscopes and Graphing Multimeters
- Computer Fundamentals
- On-Board Diagnosis
Required materials
Required text book, see syllabus for details.
