Description
Students will utilize ?on board? diagnostics systems as well
as hand held equipment and laptop computers to access
and diagnose DTC information from tractors and harvesting
equipment. Prociency with technical data, DVOM operation
and component location and identication will be fundamental
aspects of this course. Common theories and operational
principles learned in previous courses relating to electrical and
electronic components, their testing and circuit diagnostics
will be revisited. Examples of these components would be
potentiometers, hall effect switches, thermistors, variable
resistance sensors and relays. Students will develop their
electrical/electronic diagnostic abilities by completing multiple
activities designed to hone their critical thinking skills. This course
is an active diagnostic lab course.