Columbia Basin College Welcome to Columbia Basin College and the Automotive Technology Program.

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Columbia Basin College Welcome to Columbia Basin College and the Automotive Technology Program

Winter quarters class topics are: n Automotive Electrical and Electronics n Automatic Transmissions n Automotive Electrical and Electronics n Automatic Transmissions

AMT 111 and Automotive Electrical and Electronics will be taught in this classroom by Jim Haun

Some of the Sub-Topics that will covered this quarter are: n Basic electrical theory n Use of Digital meters n Electrical components and circuits n Wiring diagrams n Use of Lab scopes

Some of the Sub-Topics that will covered this quarter are: n Automotive batteries n Light circuits n Analog instrumentation and warning devices n DC Motors and Starting systems n Charging systems

Some of the Sub-Topics that will covered this quarter are: n Electrical accessories n Computer basics n Body and chassis computers n Advanced lighting n Electronic instrumentation