Course Title: Ignition, Electrical and
Transmission Systems
STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES
General Objectives
1. Identify
and describe function of parts of the contact point (conventional type)
ignition system and compare them to the electronic ignition system. Perform basic ignition system testing and maintenance.
2. Explain
electrical operational theories, and carry out basic testing and repairs of
batteries, charging, starting systems and electrical accessories.
3. Explain
the principles involved in the operation of automatic transmission and
transaxles and be able to carry out basic maintenance.
Specific Objectives
Students
will be able to:
1.
Identify
and describe function of parts of the contact point (conventional type)
ignition system and compare them to the electronic ignition system. Perform
basic ignition system testing and maintenance.
Using a block diagram, explain the function of the conventional contact point
ignition system.
Trace electronic ignition system
layout and explain function of related components.
Carry out basic maintenance
of the ignition system.
2. Explain
electrical operational theories, and carry out basic testing and repairs of
batteries, charging, starting systems and electrical accessories.
Explain
electrical operational theory.
Explain the principles of magnetism.
Carry out battery testing, starting and
charging systems checks.
Demonstrate how to check basic
electrical circuitry.
3. Explain
the principles involved in the operation of automatic transmission and
transaxles and be able to carry out basic maintenance.
Explain the basic operation of an automatic transmission.
Perform
basic automatic transmission and transaxle maintenance.