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This course covers repair and adjustment suspension and steering systems. Students study steering gears, rack and pinion, conventional and McPhearson struts, alignment angles, and alignment with a computerized four wheel alignment fixture. This lab AUTO 1405 must be taken concurrently with the lecture AUTO 1401.  \nGeneral Education Requirements: N/A  \nSemesters Offered: TBA  \nCredit/Time Requirement: Credit: 3; Lecture: 0; Lab: 9 Clock/Hour Requirements: 135  \nOffered for Non-Credit: Yes  \nPrerequisites: N/A  \nCorequisites: AUTO 1401  \nJustification:  \nThis course is required for Automotive Service Excellence (A.S.E.) certification. It is also approved by the advisory committee for an AAS degree in Automotive Technology.  \nStudent Learning Outcomes:  \nUpon successful completion of this course, students will be able to safely perform the tasks listed in the current edition of A.S.E. Certification for Automobile Training Programs.  \nContent:  \nUpon completion of this course, students will be able to understand and explain:  \n safety  \n history and evolution of automotive suspension systems  \n wheel bearings  \n tire and wheel design and repair  \n four wheel drive front end and types  \nAUTO 1405 (formerly AUTO 1400)  \n suspension electrical and electronic system design and operation  \n four-wheel alignment  \n spring types  \n shock absorber and strut design types  \n suspension angles; i.e. camber, caster, and toe.  \nGeneral Education Outcomes:  \nApplied Education Outcomes:  \n1) Students will acquire entry-level skills specific to and appropriate for employment in their chosen field of study.  \nStudents will diagnose, repair, test, and study modern automotive suspension systems similar to those found in the industry.  \n3) Students will demonstrate safe practices and awareness of potential hazards in their field of expertise. Students will study, test on, and practice a safe work environment in the lab area.  \nKey Performance Indicators:  \nStudent Learning Outcomes will be assessed by two or more of the following Key Performance Indicators:  \n complete shop tasks as outlined in the current edition of A.S.E. Certification for Automobile Training Programs  \n student feedback as per A.S.E. requirements  \n students passing A.S.E. tests  \n students transferring to other post secondary institutions  \n student performance in subsequent courses.  \nRepresentative Text and/or Supplies:  \n Knowles, Don, Automotive Suspension and Steering Systems, current edition, Thomson/Delmar Learning.  \nOptimum Class Size: 15  \nMaximum Class Size: 25  \nAUTO 1405 (formerly AUTO 1400)  \nSignatures:  \nI hereby submit this course syllabus:  \nBrent Reese, BS, Associate Professor  \nI hereby find this course consistent with the goals and resources of the Transportation Technology Department:  \nBrent Reese, BS, Associate Professor, Chair  \nI hereby find this course consistent with the goals and resources of the Career and Technical Education Division:  \nMichael P. Medley, MBA, Assistant Professor, Dean  \nI have discussed the need for library resources related to this class with the person submitting the syllabus:  \nLynn Anderson, MLIS, Technical Services Librarian (Main Campus)  \nMichelle Olsen, MLS, Campus Librarian (Richfield Campus)  \nAUTO 1405 (formerly AUTO 1400)","cbCaiawYANsJ3T0U","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiawYANsJ3T0U","pdf",18436,"English","# Course Overview\n## Course Requirements and Scheduling\n## Student Learning Outcomes\n## Content and Learning Topics\n## Assessment and Key Performance Indicators\n## Representative Text and Supplies\n## Class Size and Signatures","[{\"question\":\"What prerequisites and corequisites are required for AUTO 1405?\",\"answer\":\"The document lists prerequisites as N/A and requires the course be taken concurrently with the lecture course AUTO 1401 (corequisite AUTO 1401).\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in the lab content?\",\"answer\":\"Students study safety, the history and evolution of suspension systems, wheel bearings, tire and wheel design and repair, steering and front-end concepts, suspension electrical/electronic systems, spring and shock/strut design types, suspension angles (camber, caster, toe), and four-wheel alignment.\"},{\"question\":\"How are student learning outcomes assessed?\",\"answer\":\"Assessment is based on two or more key performance indicators, including completing shop tasks from the current A.S.E. certification program edition, student feedback per A.S.E. requirements, passing A.S.E. tests, transferring to other institutions, and performance in subsequent courses.\"}]","Automotive Suspension and Steering Lab | PDF",1790928202]