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Course Descriptions <br />Diploma Course Numbering <br />Courses are listed using the following numbering <br />system: <br />AT Automotive Technician courses <br />BA Business Office Administration courses <br />CJ Criminal Justice courses <br />DA Dental Assistant courses <br />EL Electrician Technician <br />MA Medical Assistant courses <br />MB Medical Billing & Insurance Coding courses <br />MOS Medical Office Specialist <br />PT Pharmacy Technician courses <br />100-199.......... First level courses <br />Legend for breakdown of hours: 00/00 lec/lab/extern <br />Lee: lecture hours; Lab: laboratory hours; Extern: <br />Externship hours <br />Course Descriptions <br />Automotive Technician <br />Module 4.0 units 40/40 lee/lab <br />AT110 Engine Theory and Systems <br />Key events in the design and development of the <br />automobile are reviewed, including the construction <br />and manufacturing process. Students are introduced to <br />the basics of engine design, evaluation, diagnosis, <br />disassembly, and cleaning. The theory and service of <br />the upper and lower ends of the engine are studied in <br />detail. Diagnostic equipment and tools used with these <br />systems are reviewed, as are the essentials of shop <br />safety and accident prevention procedures necessary <br />when servicing these systems. <br />There are no prerequisites. <br />Module 4.0 units 40140 lee/lab <br />AT120 Electrical Theory and Diagnosis <br />This module covers the basic principles and terms of <br />automotive electrical systems as well as their diagnosis <br />and service. Electrical components covered Include <br />batteries, charging systems, lighting, and electrical <br />instrumentation. Diagnostic equipment and tools used <br />with these systems are reviewed, as are the essentials <br />of shop safety and accident prevention procedures <br />necessary when servicing these systems. <br />There are no prerequisites. <br />Module 4.0 units 40/40leeilab <br />AT130 Engine Performance and Ignition Systems <br />Fundamentals of the major engine performance <br />systems and components are introduced. Students <br />learn how the information gathered from on board <br />diagnostic systems, scan testers, and symptom charts <br />will aid them in evaluating engine problems. Ignition <br />system diagnosis and service are reviewed. This <br />course also discusses the importance of active and <br />passive passenger restraint systems. The identification <br />and use of hand tools and key shop equipment is also <br />reviewed. There are no prerequisites. <br />59 <br />Module 4.0 units 40/40 lecllab <br />AT140 Fuel Systems and Emission Control <br />The functions of fuel delivery, electronic fuel systems <br />and fuel Injection diagnosis and services are covered <br />in this course. The importance of the proper operation <br />of intake and exhaust systems is highlighted. In <br />addition, emissions control systems diagnosis and <br />service are also covered. Electric, hybrid and fuel cell <br />vehicles and alternative fuels are examined. Diagnostic <br />equipment and tools used with these systems are <br />reviewed, as are the essentials of shop safety and <br />accident prevention procedures necessary when <br />servicing these systems, There are no prerequisites. <br />Module 4.0 units 40140 lec/lab <br />AT150 Steering, Suspension and Passenger <br />Comfort <br />This course centers on the single point of contact <br />between the road and the vehicle: tires, wheels and the <br />associated steering and suspension systems. The <br />student will understand how the suspension and tires <br />need to react to existing driving conditions. Manual <br />and power -assisted steering systems are examined. <br />The procedures for conducting an accurate wheel <br />alignment will emphasize the benefits of proper service <br />techniques. Diagnosis and servicing of automotive <br />heating and air conditioning systems are also <br />reviewed. Diagnostic equipment and tools used with <br />these systems are discussed, as are the essentials of <br />shop safety and accident prevention procedures <br />necessary when servicing these systems. <br />There are no prerequisites. <br />Module 4.0 units 40/40 lecllab <br />AT160 Brake Systems <br />Students are Introduced to the basic scientific theories <br />and mathematical calculations underlying automotive <br />function, design, and operation. Braking systems, <br />including hydraulic, drum, disc, and antilock <br />assemblies are detailed. Inspection, servicing, and <br />preventive maintenance are emphasized. Diagnostic <br />equipment and tools used with these systems are <br />reviewed, as are the essentials of shop safety and <br />accident prevention procedures necessary when <br />servicing these systems. There are no prerequisites. <br />Module 4.0 units 40/40lec/lab <br />AT170 Manual Transmissions <br />The major components of manual transmission <br />systems are explored in this course. Students will <br />understand the functions of the clutch, flywheel, <br />transaxle, differential, and CV joints. Transmission and <br />transaxle design and basic gear theory are <br />investigated. Diagnosis and service of clutch and <br />manual transmission problems are covered including <br />disassembly, repair, and reassembly. Diagnostic <br />equipment and tools used with these systems are <br />reviewed, as are the essentials of shop safety and <br />accident prevention procedures necessary when <br />servicing these systems. There are no prerequisites. <br />