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Automotive Technology | Diesel Technology
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Manufacturing and Processing
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English
About Program

Program Overview


The Automotive Engine Management Certificate of Achievement prepares students for entry-level employment in the automotive industry, focusing on engine management systems. The program covers ignition, fuel, light mechanical, and emissions systems, providing foundational knowledge and industry-recognized certifications. Students gain hands-on experience through coursework and a work experience component, enhancing their skills in diagnosing, troubleshooting, and servicing engine management systems.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:


Overview:

The Automotive Engine Management Certificate of Achievement focuses on vehicle engine management systems, covering their basic operation, function, service, and maintenance. Key systems include ignition, fuel, light mechanical, and emissions.


Objectives:

  • Prepare students for entry-level employment at automotive dealerships, independent repair facilities, national repair chains, fleets, and parts suppliers.
  • Provide foundational knowledge in automotive engine management systems and industry-recognized certifications.
  • Enhance students' skills in diagnosing, troubleshooting, and servicing engine management systems.

Outline:


Course Schedule:

The program comprises 20 units of coursework:

  • Introduction to Automotive Technology (AUTO 010) - 4 units
  • Auto Electronics & Electrical Systems (AUTO 011B) - 4 units
  • Automotive Engine Management (AUTO 014A) - 4 units
  • Advanced Engine Management (AUTO 014B) - 4 units
  • Automotive Diagnosis & Troubleshooting (AUTO 021A) - 2 units
  • Work Experience (AUTO 095A) - 12 units

Course Modules:


Introduction to Automotive Technology (AUTO 010)

  • Basic automotive principles and terminology
  • Introduction to engine components, systems, and operation
  • Diagnostic tools and techniques

Auto Electronics & Electrical Systems (AUTO 011B)

  • Basic electrical principles and components
  • Wiring diagrams and troubleshooting
  • Battery testing and charging systems
  • Starting systems and alternators

Automotive Engine Management (AUTO 014A)

  • Engine management principles and systems
  • Fuel injection systems, sensors, and actuators
  • Ignition systems and components
  • Exhaust emission control systems

Advanced Engine Management (AUTO 014B)

  • Advanced engine management diagnostics and troubleshooting
  • Variable valve timing and lift systems
  • Direct injection fuel systems
  • Hybrid and electric vehicle powertrains

Automotive Diagnosis & Troubleshooting (AUTO 021A)

  • Diagnostic techniques and tools
  • Troubleshooting electrical, mechanical, and engine management systems
  • Using scan tools and data loggers

Work Experience (AUTO 095A)

  • Practical work experience in an automotive repair facility
  • Application of skills and knowledge gained in coursework
  • Industry-based mentorship and networking opportunities

Assessment:


Assessment Methods:

  • Course examinations, quizzes, and assignments
  • Hands-on lab and project assessments
  • Work experience evaluations and performance reviews

Assessment Criteria:

  • Demonstrated understanding of engine management systems principles
  • Proficiency in diagnostic techniques and troubleshooting
  • Ability to apply skills in practical repair scenarios
  • Adherence to industry standards and best practices

Teaching:


Teaching Methods:

  • Classroom lectures and discussions
  • Hands-on laboratory exercises
  • Problem-solving and project-based learning
  • Industry guest speakers and field trips

Faculty:

  • Experienced and certified automotive instructors with industry expertise
  • Dedicated to providing personalized guidance and support
  • Committed to student success

Careers:


Potential Career Paths:

  • Automotive Technician
  • Engine Management Technician
  • Automotive Repair Specialist
  • Diagnostician
  • Service Manager

Opportunities and Outcomes:

  • Employment at automotive dealerships, repair facilities, and other industry sectors
  • Industry-recognized certifications and credentials
  • Career advancement and opportunities for specialized training
  • Increased earning potential and job security
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