13 courses with the subject PME, 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.
PME 1100Small Engine Maintenance and Repair Credit1-3
Upon completion of this course the student should have: (1) demonstrated an understanding of the basic operations of two stroke cycle air cooled engines; (2) demonstrated an understanding of magneto ignition systems; (3) serviced at least two types of ignition systems: (4) demonstrated an understanding of carburetor; (5) serviced at least three types of carburetors; (6) serviced recoil starters. Basic maintenance of small engine equipment will be reviewed. (W)
Development of a thorough knowledge and ability in using, maintaining, and storing the various hand tools and measuring devices needed in engine repair work. Study of the construction and operation of components of internal com- bustion engines. Testing of engine performance; servicing and maintenance of pistons, valves, cams, and camshafts, fuel and exhaust systems, cooling systems, proper lubrication; and methods of testing, diagnosing, and repairing.
This course is a study of the electrical systems of the automobile including the basic systems of the battery and cranking systems, charging system, ignition system, accessories and basic wiring. The student will study the basic electrical test equipment as well as the more sophisticated diagnostic equipment. Safety is stressed in the practical shop applications and factory approved methods of repair.
This course is a study of the electrical systems of the automobile including the basic systems of the battery and cranking sytems, charging system, ignition system, accessories and basic wiring. The student will study the basic electrical test equipment as well as the more sophisticated diagnostic equipment. Safety is stressed in the practical shop applications and factory approved methods of repair.
This course will continue into the electrical systems on the material that was studied in the Electrical Systems. Emphasis is shifted from theory of operation of the various systems to diagnostic lab work and electric trouble shooting. Using factory manuals, the student traces and troubleshoots problems dealing with chassis and body wiring also.
This course is designed for the automotive student who will be confronted with the smaller versions of the diesel engine used in today’s automobile. This course deals with the diesel theory of operation, rebuilding and servicing the diesel engine and its components, and studying the fuel and injection systems. Safety and factory approved methods of servicing the automotive diesel will be stressed throughout the course. POL 0150 American Government (POL 0250) Credit 3 (3-0) The purpose of this course is to acquaint the student with the formal institutions of the American political system and their relationships with political parties, interest groups and individual citizens. PSY 0101 Principles of Psychology (PSY 0151) Credit 3 (3-0) An introductory course in behavior which surveys the principles of learning, perception, thinking, biological and psychological motives, feelings and emotions, personality and adjustment. The objectives are to lay the foundation for advanced study in psychology, education, and sociology.
A thorough study of the theory and operation of various automobile electrical units and systems. Maintenance and testing procedures, diagnosis and repair of all types of electrical / electronic components, especially the transistor circuits, found on the modern automobile.
This course is designed to provide depth in the understanding and use of various types of tune-up equipment. Emphasis is placed on gaining knowledge of the oscilloscope and other units on the Tune-Up Tester. Through proper use of tune-up equipment, the student is expected to demonstrate his ability to diagnose malfunctions in ignition systems, cranking motors and charging circuits.
PME 1221_ Front Suspension, Alignment and Power Steering 1 32
Theory of operation, correct disassembly and mounting of all front suspension parts on various types of frames (car and light truck). A thorough understanding of the function and repair of steering gears (power and standard), shock absorbers, springs, wheels and tires, pumps, rams, etc. is gained. Theory and application of steering geometry, correct diagnosis of problems and use of the alignment and balancing machines; analysis and correction of tire wearing problems, vibrations, hard steering, pulling, etc. is experienced.
This course is designed to provide a thorough understanding of automatic transmissions. Instruction includes classroom study, demonstrations, and student participation in disassembly, reassembly, and testing of selected transmissions. Special emphasis is placed on principles, function, construction, operation, servicing and “trouble-shooting” procedures and repair of various types of automatic transmissions.
Emphasis is placed on “trouble-shooting” and repairing the various component systems on vehicles provided for general repairs. The student is given in depth experiences in diagnosis, testing, adjusting, repairing, and replacing component parts.
Upon completion of this course the student should have: (1) demonstrated an understanding of the basic operations of two stroke cycle air cooled engines; (2) demonstrated an understanding of magneto ignition systems; (3) serviced at least two types of ignition systems; (4) demonstrated an understanding of carburetor; (5) serviced at least three types of carburetors; (6) serviced recoil starters. Basic maintenance of small engine equipment will be reviewed.
