AUT 101: Introduction to Automotive Technology

Credits 2.0 4.0 Lab Hours 4.0 Lecture Hours 1.0
Sun Number
N/A
General Education Category
Pending Evaluation
Activity Course
No

The course covers fundamental concepts of major automotive systems, including their basic operation, care, and maintenance. Topics include engine, fuel, ignition, suspension, brake, electrical, and drivetrain systems.

Prerequisites

None.

Student Learning Outcomes

1.    Follow established safety procedures and protocols at all times.
2.    Perform vehicle lubrication and inspection services in accordance with manufacturer recommendations.
3.    Conduct preventative maintenance inspections and services to optimize engine performance, following manufacturer guidelines.
4.    Service drive belts and cooling systems as per recommended guidelines.
5.    Examine safety and lighting systems to verify proper operation.
6.    Inspect basic electrical systems and replace components as necessary.
7.    Apply foundational skills in electrical testing and measurement.
8.    Service and repair basic ignition and fuel systems.
9.    Inspect and repair brake, suspension, and steering systems to ensure safety.
10.    Adjust transmissions and transaxles and perform preventative maintenance services.