16 courses with the subject ASEP, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ASEP 1101Automotive Fundamentals3
Students will learn the basic automotive skills needed to maintain GM vehicles. Use of Service Information (SI) will also be covered. Instruction and GM certification in the General Motors Specialized Electronic Training (GM-SET) is also a part ofthis course. Learning Outcomes Apply Electronic theories to automotive diagnosis. Check electrical problems on GM vehicles. Perform basic automotive maintenance procedures.
Examining and testing batteries, charging, and starting systems. Proper testing methods using GM equipment will be stressed. Ignition and emission controls will be examined. Learning Outcomes Diagnose automotive electrical concerns. Repair ignition problems. Perform battery, alternator and starter testing.
Prerequisites ASEP 1101 , ASEP 1102 A thorough examination of automotive micro-processors, sensors and actuator operation. Proper operation of ignition systems and fuel systems will be examined. The use of Tech to Win and GPS2 scan tools will be covered. Lab scopes and 5 gas analyzers will be used. Learning Outcomes Demonstrate emission system operation. Diagnose fuel systems, including gasoline direct injection. Test fuel pumps, relays and sensors. Examine ignition systems.
Prerequisites ASEP 1101 , ASEP 1102 This course is a study of the theory, operation, maintenance and repair of GM heating and air conditioning systems. Students will examine controls, actuators and A/C sensors as well as manual and automatic A/C systems. Reclaiming and recycling of R-134A and R-1234YF will be performed. Learning Outcomes Replace A/C components. Test A/C system performance Inspect and test A/C heater control panel assembly; determine necessary action Disassemble HVAC systems. Reclaim R-134A and R-1234YF refrigerant.
Prerequisites ASEP 1101 This course covers theory and practice of servicing brake systems on General Motor’s vehicles. Systems will include disc/drum brakes, brake boost systems, hydraulic systems and electronic brake controls. Learning Outcomes Summarize safe operation, diagnosis and repair of General Motor’s vehicle brake systems. Examine vehicles brake system condition and make proper repairs based on General Motor’s Service Information. Identify components and explain brake system components operation. Appraise brake system operation after corrective repairs have been made. Describe operation of electronic brake controls including anti-lock brakes, electric parking brakes and automatic braking systems.
This is on-the-job training at a GM dealership. The dealer provides coordinated work experience in accordance with the program schedule. Work experience is supervised by the college’s ASEP staff and ASEP coordinator at the dealership.
Enrollment in GM ASEP and successful completion of the previous semester.
ASEP 1202Dealer Work Experience II8
This is on-the-job training at a GM dealership. The dealer provides coordinated work experience in accordance with the program schedule. Work experience is supervised by the college’s ASEP staff and ASEP coordinator at the dealership.
Enrollment in GM ASEP and successful completion of the previous semester.
ASEP 1204Dealer Work Experience IV8
This is on-the-job training at a GM dealership. The dealer provides coordinated work experience in accordance with the program schedule. Work experience is supervised by the college’s ASEP staff and ASEP coordinator at the dealership.
Enrollment in GM ASEP and successful completion of the previous semester.
ASEP 1205Dealer Work Experience V8
This is on-the-job training at a GM dealership. The dealer provides coordinated work experience in accordance with the program schedule. Work experience is supervised by the college’s ASEP staff and ASEP coordinator at the dealership.
Enrollment in GM ASEP and successful completion of the previous semester.
ASEP 1212Advanced Diagnostics/New Model Update1
Prerequisites ASEP 1101 , ASEP 1102 , ASEP 1103 , ASEP 1104 Students will explore the latest General Motors technology operation, diagnostics and service. Learning Outcomes Evaluate new General Motors vehicle technology advances.
Topics covered in this course will include operation, service and diagnosis of General Motors vehicles chassis and steering systems. Alignment procedures and processes will be stressed. Learning Outcomes Describe the operation of steering and suspension systems used on General Motor’s vehicles. Analyze alignment measurements and adjust the vehicle to General Motors specifications. Safely disassemble steering and suspension components following General Motors Service Information. Assemble steering and suspension components and evaluate correct vehicle operations.
Prerequisites ASEP 1101 Students will learn to diagnose automatic transmission issues and perform repairs. Front wheel drive and all wheel drive transaxles as well as rear wheel drive transmissions will be covered. Learning Outcomes Assemble automatic transmission and reinstall in vehicle. Evaluate operation of completed automatic transmission repairs. Analyze all automatic transmission internal components for replacement or reuse. Apply proper procedures for automatic transmission removal and disassembly. Explain automatic transmission power flow through all gear ranges. Assess automatic transmission operation and determine proper corrective action. Inspect servo bore, piston, seals, pin, spring, and retainers; determine necessary action
Prerequisites ASEP 1101 , ASEP 1102 Students will study the operation, diagnosis and repair of General Motors engines as used in cars and light trucks. Engines will be removed, disassembled, measured and re-assembled/reinstalled. Learning Outcomes Remove and disassemble General Motors engines following service information procedures and processes. Safely perform all repair procedures. Explain the operation of the lubrication, cooling, induction and exhaust systems. Analyze the condition of internal engine components and recommend needed repairs. Evaluate and test engine operation.
Students will learn the operation, diagnosis and repair of General Motors front and rear axles, driveaxles, prop shafts and 4-wheel drive systems. Learning Outcomes Evaluate the operation of front and rear axles. Analyze completed drive line and four-wheel drive repairs. Explain the operation of differentials and transfer cases. Utilize General Motors Service Information for repair procedures and specifications. Develop strategies to effectively repair the customer complaint.
This is on-the-job training at a GM dealership. The dealer provides coordinated work experience in accordance with the program schedule. Work experience is supervised by the college’s ASEP staff and ASEP coordinator at the dealership.
