Page 85 of Sierra College 2005-2006 Catalog by Sierra College Rocklin, Roseville, Grass Valley, Truckee

SIERRA COLLEGE CATALOG 85 A.T. 34 ADVANCED EMISSIONS DIAGNOSTICS AND SERVICE Units: 1.5 Advisory: Completion of A.T. 31 recommended Hours: As scheduled for a total of 29 lecture hours Advanced emission testing and repairs for �genhanced emis sion areas�h of the State of California. Includes baseline techniques for loaded mode testing, dynamometers, B.A.R. 97 Transition Dyno Safety, advanced wave form patterns, diagnostic strategies, and information speci c to California emission standards. Upon successful completion, student may become eligible for State of California Advanced Emission Specialist License. Student must be certi ed in ASE A6-A8 and L.1 or have taken B.A.R. approved alter native courses to be eligible for B.A.R. certi cation. A.T. 55 LANDSCAPE AND GARDEN MACHINE MAINTENANCE (ALSO AG. 41) Units: 2 Hours: 4 (1 lecture, 3 laboratory) Minor repair and replacement of engine parts and acces sories on two-stroke cycle engines and machines, includ ing chain saws and machinery normally used in grounds maintenance. Includes fuel and ignition systems, cooling systems, belt and chain drives, transmissions, blade sharpening, and preventive maintenance procedures and adjustments. May be taken three times for credit. A.T. 56 FOUR-CYCLE ENGINE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR (ALSO AG. 42) Units: 2 Hours: 4 (1 lecture, 3 laboratory) Minor and major maintenance and repair, tune-up and overhaul of four-cycle gasoline engines. Includes engines used for mowers, tillers, shredders, mulchers, pumps, sprayers, wood splitters, and garden tractors. May be taken twice for credit. A.T. 59 INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Units: 4 Transfer: CSU Hours: 6 (3 lecture, 3 laboratory) Designed for students with little to no formal background or training in the automotive eld, covering: engine operation, lubrication, cooling, ignition, electrical, sus pension, A/C, fuel systems, brakes, tires and drive train. Other topics will also be covered, such as: shop safety, tool usage, and hazardous waste management. Emphasis on hands-on activities. A.T. 60 SKILL AND SPEED DEVELOPMENT Units: 1-3 Transfer: CSU Prerequisite: Completion of one or more courses in the appropriate degree or certi cate pattern Hours: 3 laboratory hours per unit for each subtitle Designed to further develop skill, speed, and experience capabilities of Automotive majors. Individual projects are selected by students with the agreement and guidance of the instructor. Required of all Automotive majors and Automotive certi cate students in their areas of concen tration. Materials fee. Not to exceed a cumulative total of 12 units for the A.T. 60 classes. A.T. 60A SKILL AND SPEED DEVELOPMENT IN EMISSION DRIVEABILITY TUNE-UP Units: 1-3 Transfer: CSU Designed to further develop a student�fs skill, speed, and experience in diagnosis and service of vehicle engine con dition, fuel systems, ignition systems, body electrical and emission control systems. A.T. 60B SKILL AND SPEED DEVELOPMENT IN WHEEL ALIGNMENT/BRAKING/HYDRAULICS Units: 1-3 Transfer: CSU Designed to further develop a student�fs skill, speed, and experience in diagnosis and service of automotive align ment, brake, and hydraulic systems. A.T. 60C SKILL AND SPEED DEVELOPMENT IN AIR CONDITIONING BODY ELECTRICAL Units: 1-3 Transfer: CSU Designed to further develop a student�fs skill, speed, and experience in diagnosis and service of vehicle air condi tioning and heater systems and related body electrical. A.T. 60D SKILL AND SPEED DEVELOPMENT IN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Units: 1-3 Transfer: CSU Designed to further develop a student�fs skill, speed, and experience in diagnosing, servicing, and rebuilding vehicle automatic transmissions. A.T. 60E SKILL AND SPEED DEVELOPMENT IN POWER TRAIN Units: 1-3 Transfer: CSU Designed to further develop a student�fs skill, speed, and experience in diagnosis and service of the vehicle power train system. A.T. 60F SKILL AND SPEED DEVELOPMENT IN AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE MACHINING Units: 1-3 Transfer: CSU Designed to further develop a student�fs skill, speed, and experience in the machining of engine components.

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