2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...

ducer/sensor interfacing, timers and counters, electric motors and mechanical
drives, open loop, closed loop/servo systems — with an introduction to solid
state control and reprogrammable devices.
Prerequisites: PHY 121, EET 120.
ASR 207-Fluid Power Applications 2 Lect., 2 Lab., 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course is designed to provide an introduction to basic theories and principles
associated with hydraulic and pneumatic systems. An emphasis on understanding
system function, operation, application, maintenance, as well as an overview
of troubleshooting techniques will be stressed. Students will actively engage
in the construction of circuits and systems and will analyze system performance.
Topics of coverage will include force transmission through a fluid, prime movers,
energy creators, devices for controlling fluid energy, fluid conditioning, fluid conductors,
and output devices.
Prerequisite: PHY 121.
AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
AUT 101-Basic Electricity 2 Lect., 2 Lab., 3 Sem.-Hrs.
In this course students will learn the basic principles of automotive electricty
relating to starting and cranking systems. Emphasis will be on diagnosis and repair
along with precautions when working with solid state components.
AUT 102-Anti-Lock Brake Traction Control Systems 2 Lect., 2 Lab., 3 Sem.-Hrs.
In this course students will learn about the various Anti-lock brake and traction
control systems used by import and domestic automobile manufactures. Emphasis
will be on diagnosis and repair with proper service information
Prerequisite: AUT 101.
AUT 103-Automotive Fundamentals 2 Lect., 2 Lab., 3 Sem.-Hrs.
In this course students will learn about opportunities within the automotive
field relating to employment. Federal regulations regarding automotive shop safety
and hazardous material will be covered along with basic engine operating principles
using shop tools, measuring tools and the latest available service and repair
information.
AUT 105-Brake Systems and Chassis Repair 2 Lect., 2 Lab., 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course will cover the principles of automotive brake and chassis systems.
Students will learn the operation and skills needed to service and repair disc and
drum friction assemblies, wheel cylinders and brake caliper hydraulics. Emphasis
will be on troubleshooting and repair.
AUT 106-Steering and Suspension Systems 2 Lect., 2 Lab., 3 Sem.-Hrs.
This course provides students with a theoretical study of steering and suspension
systems, with emphasis on the diagnosis, service and repair of suspension
system components, steering linkage systems and basic alignment geometry.
AUT 108-Transmission and
Drive Systems Basic (RWD) 2 Lect., 2 Lab., 3 Sem.-Hrs.
Theory related instruction to provide students with the principles and basic
concepts of planetary gear sets, fluid couplings, hydraulic control and pressure
regulations. Presentation will include detailed descriptions of transmission service
and diagnosis of valve body overhaul, and complete transmission overhaul
and repair.
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