STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES
General Objectives
1. Explain the design, function, and
operation of carburetors and basic fuel injection systems.
2. Differentiate engine cooling
systems types, identify their major components, and explain their functions.
3. Identify
major parts of the standard power train systems and explain their operation and
function.
4. Demonstrate
the ability to access and understand instructions from service manuals and
publications.
5. Demonstrate
basic maintenance of the fuel, engine cooling and power train systems.
Specific Objectives
Students
will be able to:
1. Explain the design, function, and
operation of carburetors and basic fuel injection systems.
Explain the principles of carburetion.
Trace fuel system layout and explain function of related components.
Define fuel injection and explain function of related
parts
2. Differentiate engine cooling
systems types, identify their major components, and explain their functions.
Explain why there's a need for regulating operating temperature of
the cooling system.
Enumerate the types of engine cooling
systems used, and explain their
operation.
Explain the function of cooling system's
major components.
3. Identify
major parts of the standard power train systems and explain their operation and
function.
Draw out a block diagram of the
various power train designs and
trace its power flow.
Enumerate parts and explain function and
operation of the drive lines and differentials used in automobiles.
4. Demonstrate
the ability to access and understand instructions from service manuals and
publications.
Demonstrate
the ability to interpret instructions from service
manuals.
Demonstrate the ability to access
internet-based vehicle recalls, publications and service information.
5. Demonstrate
basic maintenance of the fuel, engine cooling and power train systems.
Perform basic cooling systems
maintenance.
Perform basic power train systems
maintenance.
Perform basic fuel systems maintenance.