AUTC 226 - Advanced Electronics

6 Credits
Students learn advanced automotive electronics theory, application, diagnosis and repair based on NATEF competencies through Web-based, classroom and hands-on lab instruction in a live work environment. Topics include: electrical system diagnosis, battery diagnosis and service, starting system diagnosis and repair, charging system diagnosis and repair, lighting systems diagnosis and repair, driver information systems, horns, wiper/washer systems, accessories (locks/ keyless entry, power windows, cruise control, airbags, anti-theft). Advanced concepts include: computerized control systems, sensor operation and diagnosis, actuator operation and diagnosis, the use of scan tools, lab scopes, and on-board diagnostic systems. Students prepare for ASE Certification test A-6.

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

Course Outcomes

Perform NATEF Master Automobile Service Technology Electrical/Electronics 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-6.