This course provides the student with the working knowledge of Automotive Electronics building from semiconductors and continuing through microprocessors. Students will practice Strategy Based Diagnostic procedures having applications to present and future automotive electronic systems. Computer Command Control Fundamentals 1 Credit Provides the technician with the foundation for servicing computer controlled systems and for advanced computer systems training. Includes operation and service of fuel and air management, plus a review of basic electrical, HEI, ESI and Hall effect ignition systems. ATC 194 Electronic Fuel Injection 2 Credits A study in fuel injection systems for gasoline engines.
Course deals with system component operation to current market systems service.
The advanced study of the operating principles and repair procedures relating to driveshafts and universal joints. ATC 263 Steering Suspension Alignment Service 2 Credits Familiarizes the student with the operating, repair and alignment characteristics of the modern automobile. An advanced course focusing on the computerized anti-lock brake and traction control systems. The study of service procedures for major, minor and short block service. Includes removal and replacement of an engine from a late model vehicle.