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1 Provide communities and workplaces with highly skilled, integrity-filled, professionals. Understand technical concepts and apply them to various automotive subsystems. Apply critical thinking skills to evaluate problems, assimilate information, and implement solutions. Demonstrate quality workmanship. Recognize the need and possess a desire for lifelong learning. Communicate with clarity and accuracy in both speaking and writing. Demonstrate leadership skills and interact effectively with others. Graduate with professional certifications. Possess Competitive job-seeking skills. BYU-Idaho Automotive Technology Program and Course Outcomes Mission Statement: The mission of the BYU-Idaho Automotive Program is to enable graduates to successfully provide for their families and to fill communities and workplaces with highly skilled, integrity-filled professionals. Auto 100 Basic Auto I Learn recommended and safe practices for performing car maintenance. Learn to use the service information that is typically found on a vehicle to determine model year, engine size, tire pressure and other specifications Understand basic purpose and operation of major vehicle systems and components Understand the benefits of performing recommended inspections and maintenance Learn how and when to perform basic inspections of various automobile parts and systems Learn how to use an Owner's Manual as a tool for car maintenance Learn basic car sellling and buying skills Learn how to shop for and purchase automotive maintenance and repair services Learn about career oportunities in the automotive world Auto 131 Automotive Electrical Systems I
2 Understand what electricity is and the laws that govern it Become familiar with circuit construction and the operation of various automotive electrical systems Become familiar with the function and purposes of various electrical components Gain proficiency in electrical diagram use Demonstrate proficient use of meters, test lights, and other basic test equipment to evaluate circuit integrity and identify faults Learn to effectively and professionally repair electrical circuit and component faults others Auto 132 Engine Performance I Understand the theories and operation of internal combustion engines Demonstrate engine condition diagnostic procedures Proficiently use engine performance service tools and equipment Demonstrate the ability to locate and use correct service procedures others Auto 155 Course Goals and Objectives Steering, Suspension, and Brakes Learn brake system operation to enable proper diagnosis and repair practices. Learn how to use precision measuring tools and lathes to measure and machine brake rotors and drums. Learn the operation, diagnosis and service of brake assist mechanisms Learn tire and wheel maintenance and service procedures Learn the operation, diagnosis, and service of suspension systems Learn the operation and service procedures for power steering systems Learn wheel alignment diagnosis and procedures
3 Develop and practice interpersonal and communications skills with customers and others Be prepared to take and pass the "Brakes" and the "Suspension and Steering" ASE certification exams Auto 201 Manual Drivetrains Learn the operation, diagnosis and repair of automotive clutches. Learn the operation, diagnosis, and repair of modern manual transmissions and transaxles. Learn the operation, diagnosis, and repair of four-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive systems. Understand the operation, diagnosis and repair of drivelines, axles and differentials. Learn about new and advancing drive train technology and develop the desire to stay abreast of future innovations. Develop and practice interpersonal and communications skills with customers and others. Be prepared to take and pass the "Manual Drive Train and Axles" ASE certification exam. Auto 221 Heating & Air Conditioning Understand the theories and operation of heating and air conditioning systems Demonstrate heating and air conditioning diagnostic procedures Proficiently use heating and air conditioning service tools and equipment Demonstrate the ability to locate and use correct service procedures Develop and practice interpersonal and communications skills with customers and others Be prepared to take and pass the "Heating and Air Conditioning" ASE certification exam
4 Auto Automotive Electrical Systems II Become familiar with circuit construction and operation of various automotive electrical accessory systems Learn to use lab scopes as a tool for circuit and component testing Understand the roles of electronics and computers in the automobile Strengthen proficiency in electrical diagram use Understand the roles of sensors, actuators, and data buses in computer circuits Demonstrate proficient use of meters, test lights, and other basic test equipment to evaluate circuit integrity and identify faults Increase ability to effectively and professionally repair electrical circuit and component faults others Be prepared to take and pass the "Electrical/Electronic Systems" ASE certification exam Auto 232 Engine Performance II Understand the theories and operation of internal combustion engines Demonstrate ignition and fuel system diagnostic procedures Proficiently use engine performance service tools and equipment Demonstrate the ability to locate and use correct service procedures others Be prepared to take and pass the "A8 Engine Performance" ASE certification exam. Auto 298 Internship Become familiar with the challenges and opportunities associated with the automotive service industry.
5 Gain insight into the types of employment that are available and the skills that are required for a successful career. Apply diagnostic, service, and repair skills learned in the classroom. Develop and practice interpersonal skills through dealing with employers, associates, and customers. Establish professional career networking links with businesses and organizations that will assist in gaining employment upon graduation. Gain experience that can be leveraged when seeking future employment. Successfully create a job portfolio (including resume, cover letter, and letters of recommendation). Auto 300 Automotive Business and Career Networking Understand basic principles of automotive business management Develop and maintain a network of professionals in the automotive industry Know how to create an effective resume Demonstrate professional communication, presentation and interviewing skills Understand the steps of obtaining quality internships and careers in the automotive industry Auto 340 Automotive Alternate Fuel Systems Understand current alternative fuel technology Understand diesel engine technology and service practices Understand hybrid systems and related service procedures Be aware environmental and regulatory impacts on the automotive industry others Be prepared to take and pass the " A9 Light Duty Diesel" ASE certification exam Auto 350 Automotive Engines Learn how to determine the mechanical condition of an engine.
6 Demonstrate successful removal and disassembly of an engine and inspection of engine components. Learn to use various precision measuring tools and techniques. Learn the importance of details and as it relates to quality workmanship Learn to manage time and logistics of working productively. Become familiar with basic engine machining procedures. Learn engine assembly and installation techniques. Demonstrate successful engine repair with the final product meeting or exceeding original operation design. others Be prepared to take and pass the "Engine Repair" ASE certification exam. Auto 365 Automatic Transmissions Learn the hydraulic, electronic and mechanical operating principles of automatic transmissions. Learn methods and resources used in diagnosing automatic transmission problems Remove, disassemble, rebuild and install an automatic transmission or transaxle, The finished product must meet or exceed original design specifications and functionality. Learn of the increasing sophistication and complexity of the powertrains(transmissions) that power today's and future automobiles. others Prepare and take the "Automatic Transmission/Transaxle" ASE certification exam. Auto 381 Engine Performance III Review engine condition testing learned in previous classes and learn new and alternate engine condition testing methods Learn how to use vehicle computer management and on-board monitoring systems to evaluate performance and verify proper operation
7 Understand how vehicle emissions systems work and are integrated with other vehicle systems Develop and practice a successful diagnostic approach Gain a deeper understanding of ignition and fuel systems Gain experience using various engine performance diagnostic equipment and tools others Auto 382 Engine Performance IV Increase understanding of electronics, computer-controlled circuits, sensors, and actuators Gain experience in taking various measurements and analyzing data using digital storage oscilliscopes Know how to reprogram on-board computers with updated software Learn to more effectively use the scan tools by becoming familiar with their advanced capabilities Understand the importance of and learn how to measure efficient engine breathing Know how vehicle communications systems work and how to diagnose and repair faults in these systems Learn about recent technological innovations and develop a desire to continue to stay current as technologies advance in the future others Be prepared to take and pass the "Advanced Engine Performance" ASE certification exam Auto 398 Professional Internship Apply employment seeking skills in resume writing, job portfolio preparation, networking and interviewing Find employment with a company in order to gain industry experience
8 Establish a professional career network with industry professionals, thus facilitating employment opportunities work effectively with others in order to contribute to the employing organization's goals UNIVERSITY OUTCOMES 1. Disciple leaders 2. Lifelong learners 3. Creative and critical thinkers 4. Effective communicators 5. Skilled professionals 6. Engaged citizens
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