6 courses with the subject AD, 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.
AD 102& AE-102 Braking Systems 5.0/4.0
This course covers the operation, inspection, and service of braking systems. Students will perform removal and replacement of brake components, including pads, shoes, rotors, and drums, as well as hydraulic system service and bleeding procedures. Instruction also includes basic diagnosis of brake concerns and service of power assist and electronic braking systems. Emphasis is placed on safety, proper tool usage, and adherence to manufacturer specifications.
AD 105& AE-105 Suspension & Steering Systems 4.5/4.0
This course covers the operation, inspection, and service of automotive suspension and steering systems. Students will perform removal and replacement of components such as shocks, struts, springs, control arms, and steering linkages using proper tools and service information. Emphasis is placed on vehicle alignment procedure and vehicle setup and racking. Students will identify conditions affecting handling, tire wear, and safety while following correct racking and inspection procedures. The PA Safety Inspection is also covered.
This course focuses on emission-related faults, performing emissions inspections, and servicing emission control components. Instruction covers exhaust and evaporative emission systems, catalytic converters, oxygen sensors, onboard diagnostics (OBD-II), engine management controls, fuel delivery systems, and emission-related electrical and electronic components. Emphasis is placed on understanding environmental regulations and the PA Emissions Inspector Certification.
AD 204& AE-204 Driveline Systems & Servies 4.5/4.0
This course focuses on developing the skills necessary to inspect, diagnose, and service driveline systems. Students will perform tasks typically assigned to entry-level technicians, including driveline inspections, universal joint replacement, axle and CV shaft service, differential maintenance, transfer case service, and basic driveline diagnosis. Instruction covers rear-wheel, front-wheel, all-wheel, and four-wheel drive systems, including driveshafts, differentials, bearings, axles, and transfer cases. Emphasis is placed on proper use of service information, workplace safety, driveline vibration diagnosis, and manufacturer-recommended service procedures.
Students will learn the principles of heat transfer, refrigeration, climate control operation, and HVAC system diagnostics and repair. Topics include refrigerant handling and recovery, compressor operation, air distribution systems, and automatic climate control systems. Emphasis is placed on safety, environmental regulations, proper service procedures, and the use of industry-standard diagnostic equipment.
This course focuses on the operation, diagnosis, and service of transmission systems. Students will develop practical skills employers expect, including performing transmission service, diagnosing drivability and shifting concerns, using scan tools and diagnostic equipment, and following manufacturer repair procedures. Instruction covers engine power delivery, automatic and manual transmissions, transaxles, torque converters, clutches, and electronic transmission controls. Students will also learn basic performance testing, fluid PAGE 50
