AUTC 228 - Engine Repair and Shop Computations

8 Credits
Students learn engine theory, operation, application, diagnosis, disassembly, inspection, component measurement and reassembly based on NATEF competencies through Web-based, classroom and hands-on lab instruction in a live work environment. Topics include: engine removal and reinstallation, cylinder head diagnosis and repair, engine block diagnosis and repair, lubrication systems, cooling systems, and timing components. The students also learn to perform computations related to engine displacement, horse power, torque, firing angle, and cam geometry. Students prepare for ASE Certification test A-1.

Prerequisite(s): AUTC 101, AUTC 112, AUTC 117.

Course Outcomes

Perform NATEF Master Automobile Service Technology Engine Repair Tasks at:
- 95% of P1 Tasks at a “Requires Supervision” level or better
- 80% of P2 Tasks at a “Requires Supervision” level or better
- 50% of P3 Tasks at a “Requires Supervision” level or better
Pass the ASE Certification Test A-1.