Automotive Diagnostics (GMT 2220)

Term: 2021-2022 Spring Semester

Faculty

Robert L. Callanan
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William Stewart
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Chris Webb
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Schedule

Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu-Fri, 7:35 AM - 2:25 PM (3/7/2022 - 4/29/2022) Location: MAIN ALUMN A203

Description

GMT2220 Automotive Diagnostics
This course focuses on specialized body-electronic systems including, instrumentation, audio and entertainment systems, advan ced airbag systems, data communication netw orks (CAN), anti-theft systems, collision avoidance, tractio n control, vehicle stability, and hybrid/electric vehicle technologies . Advanc ed engin e controls diagnosis such as a no-code condition, evaporative
em ission controls, the theory of electronically controlled diesel engines, and diesel emission systems are all covered in this course. Additionally, students will learn to diagnose and repair noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) concerns . An emphasis is placed, throughout this course, on diagnostic strategies, current and developing technologies, and diagnost ic strategies implemented by the original equipment manufacturer. W ith a focus on electronic fuel injection, air intake, and diesel engine em ission systems and controls, lab activit ies utilize General Motors scan too