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AUM 119 Tune-Up II
3 Credits
Prerequisite: AUM 118
This course is a continuation of Tune-Up I.
You will learn terminology, operation and
repair of electronic ignition systems. The use
of test equipment, oscilloscopes, hand-held
scanners and other special tools are taught.
Knowledge and skill improvements are measured
by manipulative and written assessments.
AUM 120 Emissions
2 Credits
Prerequisites: AUM 119 and 126
This course is intended to train students in the
theory, diagnosis and repair of emission control
systems. Knowledge of ignition and fuel
systems is important prior to undertaking this
course. Students will learn the interaction of
different system failures that cause high
tailpipe emissions. Students will diagnose
emissions failures and repair them. Use and
calibration of the 4-gas emission analyzer and
IM240 testing is covered. Knowledge and
skill improvements are measured by manipulative
and written assessments.
AUM 123 Fuel Systems I
2 Credits
Prerequisite:AUM 101
This course gives students a basic knowledge
of the theory, purpose and operation of fuel
delivery systems. Carburetor circuitry, fuel,
and basic testing procedures are covered, as
well. Knowledge and skill improvements are
measured by manipulative and written assessments.
AUM 125 Fuel Systems II
1 Credit
Prerequisite: AUM 123
This course gives students practical knowledge
in diagnosis, disassembly and repair of
carburetors. Knowledge and skill improvements
are measured by manipulative and
written assessments.
AUM 126 Fuel Injection
1 Credit
Prerequisite: AUM 125
This course covers the theory, terminology
and operation of various fuel injection systems.
GM-port fuel injection, and Bosch systems
are covered. You will diagnose and test
fuel injection systems. Knowledge and skill
improvements are measured by manipulative
and written assessments.
AUM 127 Basic Electrical I
6 Credits
Prerequisite: AUM 101
This course gives students a basic understanding
of automotive electrical systems. Utilizing
wiring diagrams, meter use, electrical theory,
and removal and replacement of electrical
components are covered. Testing of starting
and charging systems are emphasized.
Knowledge and skill improvements are measured
by manipulative and written assessments.
AUM 131 Basic Engines I
3 Credits
Prerequisite: AUM 101
This course gives students an introduction to
the various engine designs, operating principles
and testing procedures. Students will
learn related terminology, perform diagnostic
testing on engine condition and prepare to
remove, disassemble, and rebuild an engine.
Knowledge and skill improvements are measured
by manipulative and written assessments.
AUM 132 Engine Overhaul II
5 Credits
Prerequisite: AUM 131
This course gives students advanced knowledge
in the procedures used to disassemble,
measure, diagnose and reassemble an automotive
engine. Working done on engines that
belong to the school/college. Various cleaning
procedures are covered. Measurement and
proper disassembly and reassembly procedures
are stressed. Knowledge and skill
improvements are measured by
manipulative and written assessments.
AUM 134 Auto Parts Specialist
7 Credits
Prerequisite: AUM 101, 102, 104, 109, 118,
127, and 131
This course gives students advanced knowledge
in the procedures used to disassemble,
measure, diagnose and reassemble an automotive
engine. Working done on engines that
belong to the school/college. Various cleaning
procedures are covered. Measurement and
proper disassembly and reassembly procedures
are stressed. Knowledge and skill
improvements are measured by manipulative
and written assessments.
BIO - BIOLOGY
A grade of “C” or better is required in all prerequisite
courses
BIO 105 Science of Biology (Core)
4 Credits
Co-requisite: BIO 105 Lab
This course is designed for non-science students.
Students examine the basis of biology
in the modern world and survey the current
knowledge and conceptual framework of the
discipline. Biology as a science is explored as
is the impact of biological science on society.
BIO 111 General College Biology I
(Core)
5 Credits
Co-requisite: BIO 111 Lab
This course examines the fundamental molecular,
cellular and genetic principles characterizing
plants and animals. Cell structure, function
and the metabolic processes of respiration
and photosynthesis are included, as well
as cell reproduction and basic concepts of
heredity.
BIO 112 General College Biology II
(Core)
5 Credits
Co-requisite: BIO 112 Lab
Prerequisite: BIO 111
This course is a continuation of BIO 111;.
students study evolution, genetics, development,
classification, structure, and function of
plants and animals and ecology.
BIO 201 Human
Anatomy/Physiology I
4 Credits
Co-requisite: BIO 201 Lab
Prerequisite: Recent coursework in biology
or chemistry recommended
This course is an integrated study of the
human body in which the histology, anatomy
and physiology of each system is covered.
The first part of this two-semester course
includes molecular, cellular, and tissue levels
of organization, followed by integumentary,
skeletal, muscular and nervous systems and
senses. Mandatory lab work includes microscope
work, observations and dissection.
BIO 202 Human Anatomy and
Physiology II
4 Credits
Co-requisite: BIO 202 Lab
Prerequisite: BIO 201
This course is an integrated study of the
human body in which the histology, anatomy
and physiology of each system is covered.
The second part of this two- semester course
includes study of the following systems:
endocrine, cardiovascular with hematology,
lymphatic, immune, respiratory, digestive, urinary
with fluid and electrolyte balance, and
reproductive. Mandatory lab work includes
microscope work, observations and dissection.
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