HACC

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

COURSE SYLLABUS for Spring 2003

Division-Business , Engineering, and Technology

SAFETY IS ALL FIRST IN THIS CLASS

SAFETY GLASSES ARE REQUIRED

 

Course: Automotive Braking Systems 3 Credits

A Lab fee is Required

Prerequisite: Auto Technology--100

Text: ( CHEK - CHART ) AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SYSTEMS 3rd edition 2 manuals CLASSROOM and SHOP

Objectives: with Safety Always First

1.) To understand the theory and operation of automotive brakes

2.) To understand other systems that effect the braking system

3.) To perform major and minor repairs and test to the automotive braking system as directed by the instructor.

4.) To understand theory of and perform all types of repairs to ANTILOCK BRAKE SYSTEMS

Required Homework will be given occasionally from classroom Readings:and shop manuals on reading. SupplementalClassroom Handouts and General Automotive Books Readings:

CourseGrading Requirements:

A= 91-100% B=81-90% C= 71-80% D= 61-70% F= 60 and Lower W= Withdraw I= Incomplete Y= Work in progress

S= Audit (no credit).

Evaluations:

Test andUnannounced quizzes, mid term exam, classroom hands on-participation may count as an exam, final exam.

Attendance:

Students are expected to attend all scheduled classes and are responsible for all class related work and assignments. Attendance in and of itself however, shall not be used as a criterion for grading. Class work may be made up at the discretion of the professor.

Other Notes: NO SMOKING IN CLASS

COURSE INFORMATION SHEET

Business, Engineering, and Technology Division

Instructor  Gary Grumbine

ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE BRAKING SYSTEMS

Course: Automotive Technology 3 Credits

Section(s):

Class Time: WEDNESDAYS 6 p.m. to 10:10 p.m.

Text: Automotive Brake Systems 3rd Chek-Chart Automotive Series (classroom and shop manual)

Exam: Mid term, Hands-on participation may count as an exam, final exam.

Quizzes: Unannounced quizzes, with varying point values, may be given during the semester.

Grading: AttendanceRegular attendance is expected and essential for Make-up and success in this course.

Please read the MET Policy: Division Attendance policy statement which you will receive with this course information sheet. I intend to adhere to this policy. Any work (exams, quizzes, and take-home work) may be made up only if the student notifies me, with an acceptable excuse, prior to the beginning of the class period on the day the exam is scheduled or other work is due. Please note my phone numbers listed above and use it so we can discuss any problems related to the above.

Comments: To succeed in this course, it is essential that you attend class regularly, complete assignments and participate in class discussions. Please inform me if you need to withdraw from this course for any reason. Remember in order for you to receive a W grade anytime during the regular semester, you must have a passing grade. I expect all of my students to maintain a high level of academic honesty. Any evidence of cheating on exams, quizzes, or take-home assignments will result in a grade of zero for that particular assignment. If you are having difficulty with the material covered in this course, please feel free to ask questions in class or see me in my office. I sincerely wish each of you success in attaining your educational goals.

 

151 BRAKE SYSTEMS

WED NIGHTS 6 to 10:10 2003

NOTE: THIS SCHEDULE COULD CHANGE IF ALL TASKS FOR EACH WEEK ARE NOT COMPLETED IN THE DESIGNATED TIME .

Week 1

CHAP. 1 BRAKE SYSTEM OVERVIEW

CHAP. 16 BRAKE SYSTEM AND VEHICLE SUSPENSION

SHOP 13

Week 2

CHAP. 16 BRAKE SYSTEM AND VEHICLE SUSPENSION

SHOP 13

CHAP. 2 BRAKE LEGAL AND HEALTH ISSUES

Week 3

CHAP. 3 PRINCIPLES OF BRAKE OPERATION

Week 4

CHAP. 4 BRAKE FLUID AND LINES

SHOP 3 & 4 FLUID RELATED BRAKE SERVICE

Week 5

CHAP. 5 PEDAL ASSEMBLIES AND MASTER CYLINDERS

SHOP 5

Week 6

CHAP. 6 HYDRAULIC VALVES AND SWITCHES

SHOP 4

Week 7

CHAP. 7 WHEEL CYLINDERS AND BRAKE CALIPERs

SHOP 5

Week 8

CHAP. 8 DRUM BRAKE FRICTION ASSEMBLIES

SHOP 6

NO CLASS — SPRING BREAK

Week 9

CHAP. 9 DISC BRAKE FRICTION ASSEMBLIES

SHOP 7

Week 10

CHAP. 10 BRAKE SHOES AND BRAKE PADS

Week 11

CHAP. 11 BRAKE DRUMS AND DISC ROTORS

with a video about resurfacing rotors and drums

SHOP 8

Week 12

CHAP. 12 PARKING BRAKES

CHAP. 13 POWER BRAKES

SHOP 10

Week 13

CHAP. 16 BRAKING SYSTEM AND SUSPENSIONS

Week 14 and Week 15

CHAP. 14 ANTI LOCK BRAKE BASICS

CHAP. 15 ANTI LOCK BRAKE SYSTEMS

SHOP 11 and 12 ABS DIAGNOSTIC TESTING Theory of Rear Wheel Anti lock Brakes with Testing Procedures

Theory of 4 Wheel Anti lock Brakes with Scanner and Testing Procedures

Review for Final Exam

Week 16 Final Exam

Safety is always first in this class!