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AMT 104: Hybrid Electric Vehicle
1.00 Credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Overview of the emerging technology found in current hybrid electric vehicles. Study includes various vehicle powerplant designs, electric motors, energy storage, hybrid transmissions, hybrid controls, internal combustion engine modifications, safety, and fuel sources. Course work demonstrates the advantages and limitations of the varied vehicle architectures and the underlying physical and electrical principles involved in the operation of an electric hybrid powerplant. Hybrid electric topics include power-split hybrid transmissions, three-phase induction motors, torque smoothing, electrical inverters/converters, external charging, low voltage cooling systems, engine stop/start, battery types, and hi-voltage electrical safety.
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AMT 109: Automotive Electrical Fundamentals
3.00 Credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Study of the electron theory of electricity. Topics include Ohm's law and Kirchhoff's law; AC and DC principles; series and parallel circuits; test meters; wiring diagrams; basic solid state devices; circuit analysis; and the concepts of capacitance, inductance, and impedance. Overview of integrated circuits and on-board microcomputers.
Prerequisite:
MTH 011 OR MTH 004 OR Placement by Examination
Corequisite:
AMT 126
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AMT 111: Manual Transmission and Transaxle Principles
3.00 Credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Theory and basic service techniques, including power flow of standard transmissions/transaxles, clutches, universal and C-V joints, drive shafts, axles, and differentials.
Prerequisite:
Placement by Examination OR MTH 004 AND Placement by Examination OR RDG 001
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AMT 112: Brake Systems
3.00 Credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Fundamentals of brake hydraulics, including theory and operation of servo and non-servo drum brakes, disc and drum brake machining, operation of disc brakes, operation of power assist brakes, and overview of electronic anti-skid brakes.
Prerequisite:
Placement by Examination OR MTH 004 AND Placement by Examination OR RDG 001
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AMT 113: Steering and Suspension
3.00 Credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Principles of operation of steering and suspension, rack and pinion steering gears, and conventional steering gears. Study includes the theory of operation of power steering gears, steering geometry, wheel alignment principles, and static and dynamic wheel balancing.
Prerequisite:
Placement by Examination OR MTH 004 AND Placement by Examination OR RDG 001
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AMT 119: Fundamentals of Automatic Transmissions
3.00 Credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Nomenclature and operating principles of front- and rear-wheel-drive automatic transmissions/transaxles. Procedures for inspection, bench repairs, and testing of automatic transmissions and transaxles.
Prerequisite:
Placement by Examination OR MTH 004 AND Placement by Examination OR RDG 001
Corequisite:
AMT 111
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AMT 121: Automotive Fuel and Emission Control Systems
2.00 Credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Introduction to the modern automotive engine with an overview of ignition, fuel, and emission control systems. Topics include the functions and common malfunctions of controlling microprocessor, sensors, and actuators as well as major components of ignition, fuel, and emission control systems. Laboratory work includes installation and system operation.
Prerequisite:
Placement by Examination OR MTH 004 AND Placement by Examination OR RDG 001
Corequisite:
AMT 122
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AMT 122: Engine Principles
3.00 Credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Operating principles of internal combustion engines. Topics include two- and four-stroke cycles, engine nomenclature, cooling, lubricating, and valve systems. Skills/techniques developed include engine disassembly, precision measurement, and assembly. Additional topics include power and torque curves, diesel principles, thread sizes, drilling and tapping.
Prerequisite:
Placement by Examination OR MTH 004 AND Placement by Examination OR RDG 001
Corequisite:
AMT 121
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AMT 126: Engine Electrical Systems
4.00 Credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Principles of engine electrical systems, including testing equipment and procedures. Topics include wiring, connectors, and circuit protection devices; batteries and battery tests; cranking circuits, starter motors, and drives; charging circuits, alternators, and voltage regulators; ignition systems; engine computer controls and electronic fuel injection; and the oscilloscope and other special test equipment.
Prerequisite:
Placement by Examination OR MTH 004 AND Placement by Examination OR RDG 001
Corequisite:
AMT 109
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AMT 236: Engine Performance
4.00 Credits
Pennsylvania College of Technology
Theory and practice surrounding engine performance and driveability. Topics include the systems and components that affect engine performance and the proper procedures for diagnosing and repairing those systems. Emphasis on developing and following a logical diagnostic process. Skills developed include using electronic repair information systems and diagnostic equipment, both manufacturer-specific and generic. Laboratory work involves school-owned vehicles and live repairs on customer-owned vehicles.
Prerequisite:
AMT 121 AND AMT 126 AND MTH 011 OR AMT 121 AND AMT 126 AND MTH 005 OR AMT 121 AND AMT 126 AND Placement by Examination
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