AUTO 102 — Introduction to Toyota (1 cr)
This course introduces students to Toyota T-TEN coursework. A brief overview of tire service, tools and equipment, lube service, Toyota information systems and the Toyota Dealership is presented. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 103. (SCC)
AUTO 103 — Introduction to Toyota Lab (1 cr)
This course introduces students to the basic Toyota automotive tool system and testing equipment. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 102. (SCC)
AUTO 104 — Toyota Internship (2 cr)
This course introduces students to the first portion of the Technician Portfolio and the on-the-job portion of this course. Prerequisite: Dealership qualifications apply and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 105. (SCC)
AUTO 105 — Toyota Electrical Systems I (3 cr)
This course introduces the student to the Toyota Electrical System and it's electrical components. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 104. (SCC)
AUTO 106 — Toyota Internship (1 cr)
This course continues the dealership training and TPORT work done as on-the-job training. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 105. (SCC)
AUTO 107 — Toyota Electrical Circuitry Theories (5 cr)
The student will learn basic essential electronic concepts; circuits; batteries; starting systems and charging systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 106. (SCC)
AUTO 111 — Theory of Brakes (3 cr)
This course is an introduction to the theory and operation of automotive brake systems, hydraulic systems and all types of brake systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 112. (SCC)
AUTO 112 — Theory and Application of Brake Repair (4 cr)
This course provides practical shop experience in the application of the principles taught in AUTO 111. Areas of emphasis are hydraulic systems and brake systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 111. (SCC)
AUTO 113 — Theory of Transmissions/Transaxles (3 cr)
This course provides an introduction to the theory and operation of automotive manual transmissions and transaxles, differential, drive line, and constant velocity joints. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 114. (SCC)
AUTO 114 — Diagnosis of Transmissions/Transaxles (4 cr)
This course provides practical shop experience and application of transmissions and transaxles. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 113. (SCC)
AUTO 115 — Theory of Electronics and Accessories (4 cr)
This course introduces students to the theory of basic electrical concepts including Ohm's Law, magnetism, analog and digital meters, and test equipment. Electronics and electrical components also are introduced. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 116. (SCC)
AUTO 116 — Diagnosis of Electronics and Accessories (5 cr)
Practical shop experience in the testing of electrical circuits is offered in this course. Related test equipment such as test lamps, voltmeters, ammeters and ohmmeters is used to diagnose electrical problems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 115. (SCC)
AUTO 117 — Theory of Engine Performance (5 cr)
This course introduces students to the diagnosis and repair of automotive engines. Areas of emphasis includes ignition, fuel, exhaust and emissions control. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 118. (SCC)
AUTO 118 — Diagnosis of Engine Performance (6 cr)
Students are introduced to practical shop experience in the diagnosis and repair of automotive engines. Ignition, fuel, exhaust and emissions control are emphasized. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 117. (SCC)
AUTO 119 — Theory of Air Conditioning (2 cr)
This course introduces students to the theory of automotive heating and air conditioning systems. (SCC)
AUTO 120 — Air Conditioning Applications (3 cr)
This course provides students with practical shop experience in the diagnosis and repair of heating and air conditioning systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 119. (SCC)
AUTO 121 — Principles of Engine Performance, Air Conditioning, and Electrical (4 cr)
Students learn advanced concepts introduced in AUTO 215 and 217. Theory and principles of computerized engine controls, automotive exhaust emissions, fuel injection and ignition systems are emphasized. Prerequisite: AUTO 215, 216, 217, 218 and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 122. (SCC)
AUTO 122 — Engine Performance, Service, and Repair (5 cr)
Students learn advanced concepts introduced in AUTO 216 and 218. Theory and principles of computerized engine controls, automotive exhaust emissions, fuel injection and ignition systems are emphasized. Prerequisite: AUTO 215, 216, 217, 218 and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 121. (SCC)
AUTO 123 — Toyota Engine Performance I (2 cr)
The student will learn the Basic techniques of diagnosis of automotive electronic control engines. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 106, 107. (SCC)
AUTO 124 — Toyota Engine Performance I Lab (4 cr)
This basic course includes component idea, troubleshooting and diagnosing. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 123. (SCC)
AUTO 125 — Toyota Engine Repair (2 cr)
This course enables the student to understand engine operation, cleaning and safety operations. It includes the US and Metric system and troubleshooting and diagnosing. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 124. (SCC)
AUTO 126 — Toyota Engine Repair Lab (4 cr)
This course enables the student to remove, reinstall, teardown, overhaul, diagnosis of engine operation, service and repair. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 125. (SCC)
AUTO 127 — Toyota Electrical Systems II (1 cr)
This advanced course continues studies of the Toyota Electrical System,computer controlled circuits,wiring diagram reading, and it's electrical components. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 126. (SCC)
AUTO 128 — Toyota Electrical Systems II Lab (1 cr)
This advanced course focuses on the electronic concepts, circuits, Troubleshootings,wiring diagram reading,and electronic computer systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 127. (SCC)
AUTO 129 — Principles of Automatic Transmissions (4 cr)
Principles of steering systems, including four-wheel alignment, late model transmissions, transaxles and sub-assemblies are emphasized. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 130. (SCC)
AUTO 130 — Service and Repair of Automatic Transmissions (5 cr)
This course emphasizes application of principles presented in AUTO 129. Content areas include all types of steering systems, including four-wheel alignments; late model transmissions, transaxles and sub-assemblies. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 129. (SCC)
AUTO 131 — Principles of Suspension Systems (4 cr)
This course introduces students to the basic principles of steering and suspension systems including MacPherson struts and four-wheel alignment. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 132. (SCC)
AUTO 132 — Service and Repair of Suspension Systems (5 cr)
This course introduces students to the practical applications of steering and suspension systems including MacPherson struts and four-wheel alignment. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 131. (SCC)
AUTO 201 — Toyota Brakes (3 cr)
Students learn to identify, describe the purpose, types of applications, and operation methods pertaining to automobile brake systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 128. (SCC)
AUTO 202 — Toyota Brakes Lab (3 cr)
This course introduces students to Toyota T-TEN coursework. A brief overview of tire service, tools and measurements, lube service, Toyota information systems, and electrical theory and circuitry is presented. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 201. (SCC)
AUTO 203 — Toyota Steering and Suspension (3 cr)
This course includes instruction on the service and repair of all types of steering and suspension systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 202. (SCC)
AUTO 204 — Toyota Steering and Suspension Lab (3 cr)
This course includes instruction on the service and repair of all types of Steering and Suspension systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 203. (SCC)
AUTO 205 — Toyota Internship (5 cr)
This course continues the work involving TPORT with the Toyota dealer and the student technician. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 204. (SCC)
AUTO 206 — Theory of Engine Performance (3 cr)
The student will learn to identify the components of the standard Toyota engine. The function of the engine and its components and operation will also be explored. (SCC)
AUTO 207 — Toyota Engine Performance II (2 cr)
This course includes instruction on identifying the components of the standard Toyota engine. It explains the function of engine components and includes advanced shop application. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 205. (SCC)
AUTO 208 — Toyota Engine Performance II Lab (3 cr)
This course includes instruction on identifying, servicing and repairing the Toyota engine performance concerns. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 207. (SCC)
AUTO 209 — Toyota Internship (12 cr)
This continues the internship with the dealership using TPORT. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 208. (SCC)
AUTO 211 — Theory of Engines (8 cr)
This course is an introduction to the theory and operation of fundamentals of engine diagnosis, cylinder heads, valve trains, engine blocks, lubrication and cooling systems. Prerequisite: AUTO 111 and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 212. (SCC)
AUTO 212 — Theory and Application of Engine Repair (8 cr)
This course provides practical shop experience in engine repair including engine diagnosis, cylinder head inspection, valve trains, engine blocks, lubrication and cooling fundamentals. Prerequisite: AUTO 112 and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 211. (SCC)
AUTO 215 — Advanced Theory of Electronics and Accessories (3 cr)
Students learn the practical application of Ohm's Law, analog and digital meters, and test equipment. Hookup and testing of electronics and electrical components are presented. Prerequisite: AUTO 115, 116 and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 216. (SCC)
AUTO 216 — Advanced Diagnosis of Electronics and Accessories (4 cr)
Students obtain practical shop experience in the repair and replacement of electrical circuits. Related test equipment such as test lamps, voltmeters, ammeters, lab scopes and ohmmeters is used to diagnose electrical problems. Prerequisite: AUTO 115, 116 and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 215. (SCC)
AUTO 217 — Principles of Automatic Transmissions (4 cr)
Students will learn about the principles of Automatic Transmissions system. Diagnosing problems and repair methods will be explored. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 209. (SCC)
AUTO 218 — Service and Repair of Automatic Transmissions (5 cr)
Students will become familiar with the service and repair of transmissions and transaxles, differential, drive line, and constant velocity joints. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 217. (SCC)
AUTO 219 — Toyota Hybrid Technology (2 cr)
Students explore the purpose, types of applications, and operation methods pertaining to hybrid service and repair. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 218. (SCC)
AUTO 221 — Advanced Principles of Engine Performance, Air Conditioning, and Electrical (3 cr)
Students are offered advanced shop experience introduced in AUTO 121. The application of principles of computerized engine controls, automotive exhaust emissions, fuel injection and ignition systems is emphasized. Prerequisite: AUTO 121 and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 222. (SCC)
AUTO 222 — Advanced Engine Performance, Service, and Repair (4 cr)
Students learn advanced concepts introduced in AUTO 122 with shop experience in special problems of principles of computerized engine controls, automotive exhaust emissions, fuel injection and ignition systems. Prerequisite: AUTO 121, 122 and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 221. (SCC)
AUTO 223 — Theory of Transmissions (3 cr)
This course includes advanced knowledge of the purpose, types of applications, and operation methods pertaining to all types of transmissions and transaxles, and suspension systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 219. (SCC)
AUTO 224 — Diagnosis of Transmissions (4 cr)
This advanced course includes further knowledge about the purpose, types of application, and operation methods pertaining to all types of transmissions and transaxles and suspension systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 223. (SCC)
AUTO 225 — Toyota Heating and Air Conditioning (2 cr)
Advanced knowledge of the refrigeration process, AC systems, ATC systems diagnosing and repairing all systems are explored in this course. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 224. (SCC)
AUTO 226 — Toyota Heating and Air Conditioning Lab (3 cr)
This course includes in-depth knowledge of advanced knowledge of the repair and service of the refrigeration process, AC systems, ATC systems diagnosis and repair of all systems explored in this course. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 225. (SCC)
AUTO 227 — Theory of Hybrids (5 cr)
This course introduces students to the diagnosis and repair of electric vehicles. Areas of emphasis include alternative fuels, hybrid vehicles, batteries, and safety precautions. Prerequisite: AUTO 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117-120, 129, 130, 131, 132, 215, 216 or ASE Certifications and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 228. (SCC)
AUTO 228 — Diagnosis of Hybrids (6 cr)
Students are introduced to practical shop experience in the diagnosis and repair of hybrid vehicles. Regenerative brake systems, hybrid vehicle transmissions and transaxles, and various manufacturers' vehicle type controls are emphasized. Prerequisite: AUTO 227 or permission of instructor and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 227. (SCC)
AUTO 229 — Alternative Fuels (3 cr)
This course introduces students to the theory of alternative fuel systems and fuel cells. Prerequisite: AUTO 227 or permission of instructor. (SCC)
AUTO 230 — Safety Procedures for Hybrids (2 cr)
This course provides students with theory and practical shop experience in the safety procedures used when working on hybrid vehicles. Prerequisite: AUTO 227 or permission of instructor and concurrent enrollment in AUTO 229. (SCC)
AUTO 235 — Engine Performance - Toyota T-TEN (16 cr)
Information in this course includes an introduction to electrical circuit diagnosis with emphasis on electrical terminology, circuit concepts, and diagnostic techniques used to repair starting and charging systems. Course content is limited to the Toyota T-TEN (Technical Educational Network) instructional program. (SCC)
AUTO 236 — Toyota Internship (7 cr)
This is the final internship the student will have with the dealer to complete the Toyota T-TEN program. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 226. (SCC)
AUTO 240 — Heating and Air Conditioning - Toyota T-TEN (16 cr)
Information in this course includes an introduction to the diagnosis and repair of air conditioning and automatic temperature control systems. Course content is limited to the Toyota T-TEN (Technical Education Network) instructional program. (SCC)
AUTO 241 — Manual/Automatic Transmissions - Toyota T-TEN (16 cr)
Information presented in this course includes the study of both automatic and manual transmissions in front and rear wheel drive vehicles. Practical applications include the diagnosis and repair of the transmission system including clutches, transmissions, transaxles and transfer cases. Course content is limited to the Toyota T-TEN (Technical Education Network) instructional program. (SCC)
AUTO 250 — Automotive Service Writer (16 cr)
Theory and practical shop experience is the responsibility of the service writer employed in an automotive dealership or an independent service center. Sales and service techniques and the daily operational procedures practiced in automotive service centers is emphasized. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. (SCC)
AUTO 252 — Engines - Toyota T-TEN (16 cr)
This course introduces the theory and operation of engine fundamentals including cylinder heads, valve trains, engine blocks, and lubrication and cooling systems. Practical applications include the removal, disassembly and inspection of the car engine. Course content is limited to the Toyota T-TEN (Technical Education Network) instructional program. (SCC)
AUTO 262 — Suspension, Brakes and ABS - Toyota T-TEN (16 cr)
This course introduces students to the theory and operation of all types of brake systems, suspension systems including MacPherson struts, short- and long-arm systems, and rear suspension systems. Course content is limited to the Toyota T-TEN (Technical Education Network) instructional program. (SCC)
AUTO 266 — Cooperative Education Seminar (1-2 cr)
For course description, see Cooperative Education. (SCC)
AUTO 267 — Cooperative Education Work Experience (1-18 cr)
For course description, see Cooperative Education. (SCC)
AUTO 270 — High Performance Engines (16 cr)
This course is designed for students interested in expanding their knowledge after completion of their A.A.S. degree in Automotive Technology. Special needs and skills required to work on high performance engines are emphasized. Prerequisite: A.A.S. degree in Automotive Technology or ASE Masters degree. (SCC)
AUTO 288 — Cooperative Education Work Experience (No Seminar) (1-18 cr)
For course description, see Cooperative Education. (SCC)