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Show 4. Automotive Engines—Theory, construction, principles of operation, and new developments. Units include cylinder blocks, piston assemblies, crankshaft assemblies, valve assemblies, and cooling systems. Five lectures. W (5). Gaz, Hartog, Tueller 5. Driving Mechanisms—Reconditioning and servicing clutches, transmissions, overdrives, universals, drive shafts, differentials, and rear axles. Five laboratories. S (5). Gaz, Hartog, Tueller 6. Driving Mechanism—Theory, construction, principles of operation and. new developments of clutches, transmissions, overdrives, universals, drive shafts, differentials, and rear axles. Five lectures. S (5). Gaz, Hartog, Tueller 21. General Automotive Service and Repair—Project work in various phases of automotive service and repair. Five laboratories. Su (5). Staff 22. General Theory of Automotive Service and Repair— Theory in various phases of automotive service and repair. Five lectures. Su (5). Staff 25. Driver Training—Skill and laws involved in operating motor vehicle. Road and classroom instruction. Lectures and laboratories arranged. A W S Su (2). Staff 51. Fuel Systems—Reconditioning and servicing fuel tanks, carburetors, pumps, manifold controls, and fuel injection. Five laboratories. A (5). Gaz, Hartog, Tueller 52. Fuel Systems—Theory, construction, principles of operation, new developments of fuel systems, carburetors, manifolds, controls and special devices, such as superchargers, governors, and auto diesel engine fuel systems. Five lectures. A (5). Gaz, Hartog, Tueller 53. Automotive Electricity—Reconditioning and servicing electric systems. Units covered are the battery, lighting systems, ignition systems, starting and generator systems. Modern methods of repair. Five laboratories. W (5). Gaz, Hartog, Tueller 54. Automotive Electricity—Theory, construction, principles of operation; new developments of the electrical systems used on the battery, lighting systems, ignition systems, starting mechanisms, generating systems; modern testing methods. Five lectures. W (5). Gaz, Hartog, Tueller 55. Tune-up—Reconditioning, servicing, and synchronizing of compression, ignition, and carburetion; use of latest trade-accepted methods and popular type of testing equipment. Five laboratories. S (5). Gaz, Hartog, Tueller 258 56. Tune-up—Complete synchronization of engine components, such as compression, ignition, and carburetion. Five lectures. S (5). Gaz, Hartog, Tueller 57. Specialization Course in Automotive Service and Repair—Advanced work in various phases of automotive service and repair. Five laboratories. A W S Su (5). Staff 58. Specialization in Theory of Automotive Service and Repair—Advanced work is given in the various phases of automotive service and repair. Five lectures. A W S Su (5). Staff 82. Theory of Internal Combustion Engines—Fundamental construction, operation, science, and theory of the diesel motor and the airplane engine, including both the two and four- stroke cycles, and the materials used in the construction and the operation principles. Actual motor demonstrations are given. Designed for students with some previous mechanical training. One lecture and one laboratory period a week. W (2). Staff 84. Automotive Fundamentals—A course that covers the fundamentals of the automobile such as: engines, fuel systems, electrical, chassis and etc. A course designed for other than automotive majors. Two lecture laboratory combinations. A W S (3). Staff 85. Automatic Transmission—For automotive majors. Theory, construction, and principles of operation of the automatic transmission including dynaflo, hydromatic, and other popular transmissions. Two lectures and two laboratories. A S (3). Staff 86. Automatic Transmission—Continuation of Automatic Transmissions 85. Two lectures and two laboratories. S (3). Staff 102. Automotive Service Management—Principles involved in managing automobile service shops and procedures in maintaining customer service relations. Three lectures. S (3). Beecher 103. Automotive Electricity—Theory, construction, principles of operation of late model electrical units, such as: A. C. generators, transistor power units, including heavy duty applications. Prerequisite: Automotive 53, 54. Two lectures, two laboratories. A (3). Beecher 151. Metal Refinishing—Application of proper methods of straightening and painting various panels and other sheet metal using the latest products and equipment found in trade and industry. Three laboratories. W (3). Staff 153. Testing and Analysis of Power Units—Standard tests of automotive and. diesel components are run on engine dynamometer, chassis dynamometer, and other testing equip- 259 |
