AUT 107: Automotive Electrical Systems and Equipment

Credits 2.0
Activity Course
No
This course provides a study of automotive starting, supplemental restraint (air bags), and charging electrical systems and components. An emphasis is placed on electrical system diagnosis and electrical repair. Course gives students the opportunity to use various industry-standard, diagnostic, electrical equipment and testing techniques. Prepares the student to take the ASE certification test on electrical/electronic systems.

Prerequisites

None.
Student Learning Outcomes
      1. Apply proper safety procedures and processes.
      2. Diagnose and repair various electrical/electronic vehicle system concerns using a strategy-based process. (NATEF VI A)
      3. Diagnose and repair various automotive battery concerns using a strategy-based process. (NATEF VI B)
      4. Diagnose and repair various automotive starting system concerns using a strategy-based process. (NATEF VI C)
      5. Diagnose and repair various automotive charging system concerns using a strategy-based process. (NATEF VI D)
      6. Diagnose and repair supplemental restraint system (SRS) hard code concern using recommended manufacturer techniques. (NATEF VI H 5)
      7. Perform industry-standard electrical repairs on various automotive electrical systems.