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Aim
This is an advanced course introduced to students in Autotronics program. The
course enables students to acquire the knowledge and understanding both
electrical and electronic circuits which are related to the automotive field. The
course focuses on the physical meaning of each theory to make students
qualified in troubleshooting any fault in these circuits. In addition to
increasing students’ level and improving their practical skills.
Introduction
Technicians must be proficient at using service information, circuit wiring
diagrams, and the digital multimeter (DMM) for electrical system diagnosis.
Like any task, repetition and practice allow technicians to identify the cause of
electrical faults.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
1
LO2: Understand vehicle communication networks
• Operation.
• Main system components.
• Diagnosis.
P3 Describe the
process of tracing
circuit current paths
using the wiring
diagram.
2
P4 Use the wiring
diagram to predict
circuit voltages.
P6 Explain the
diagnostic
strategies used to
isolate the cause of
vehicle network
system faults.
P7 Describe vehicle
network repair
considering safety.
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P9 Explain the M5 Design some
operation of circuits for these
different systems systems in
such as lighting, simulation
wiper system, software and in the
power window laboratory.
system, power
mirror system,
power door lock
system, power seat
system, and
instrument cluster
gauges.
Recommended Resources
Textbooks
1) B. Hollembeak, “Today's Technician - Automotive Electricity &
Electronics - Classroom & Shop Manual Pack,” Cengage Learning, 7th
Edition, 2019.