AUT 180: Automotive Service Techniques

Credits 2 Lab Hours 3 Lecture Hours 1
Sun Number
N/A
General Education Category
Pending Evaluation
Activity Course
No

The course provides individualized,  instruction in diagnosing, servicing, and repairing major automotive systems. Structured training covers engines, electrical and electronic systems, transmissions and transaxles, braking systems, suspension and steering, and automotive heating and air conditioning. The course emphasizes both the theoretical foundations of automotive technology and the practical skills necessary for effective service in a professional repair environment.

Prerequisites

None.

Student Learning Outcomes

1.    Apply established safety procedures and protocols to ensure a secure and compliant work environment.
2.    Perform automotive servicing and repair tasks efficiently by interpreting and utilizing manufacturer specifications.
3.    Manage shop documentation accurately to support effective workflow and record-keeping processes.
4.    Demonstrate professional behaviors, including initiative, dependability, consistent work quality, adherence to safety expectations, and effective communication.
5.    Evaluate completed service and repair tasks to verify accuracy, compliance with standards, and readiness for vehicle return.
6.    Diagnose automotive systems by analyzing symptoms, interpreting diagnostic data, and selecting appropriate repair strategies.