SURIGAO STATE COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY

BACHELOR IN AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

1ST Semester, A.Y. 2015-2016

COURSE SYLLABUS in AET 101-Engine Fundamentals & Engine System

College Vision : An excellence-driven institution of higher learning committed to produce holistic and globally competitive individual.

Mission : To provide relevant, high quality and sustainable instruction, research, production and extension programs and services within a culture of
credible and responsive institutional governance.

Goals 1. Foster application of the discipline and provide its learner with industry-based training and education particularly in engineering,
technology and fisheries.
2. Conduct and utilize studies for the development of new products, systems and services relevant to Philippine life and of the global village.
3. Promote transfer of technology and spread useful technical skills, thus empowering its learners and their activities.

Program Vision : A globally competent and holistic worker in the industry

Mission : Preparing the graduates who are equip not only with strong theoretical understanding of technology but also with practical exposure in
industry.

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Goals : practice the automotive engineering technology discipline successfully within community accepted standards.
: acquire teamwork and communications skills to develop a successful career in automotive engineering technology.
: fulfill professional and ethical responsibilities in the practice of automotive engineering technology, including social,
environmental and economic considerations.
: engage in professional service, such as participation in professional society and community service.
: engage in life-long learning activities, such as graduate studies or professional workshops; and
: develop a professional career in the prevailing market that meets personal goals, objectives and desires.
Institutional Intended Learning Outcomes: SSCT graduates are expected to:

: apply knowledge of mathematics, science and technology in a logical and discerning manner.
: participate effectively in teams involving several disciplines.
: communicate effectively with written, oral, and visual means in a technical setting.
: understand the impact of automotive engineering technology in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context.
: be prepared for a lifetime of continuing education.
: have an ability to use modern modeling and simulation techniques, and computing tools.
: be an efficient and productive technician in all automotive industries and manufacturers;
: exhibit the techniques of repairing, diagnosing, rectifying, supervising and managing; and
: practice the ethical conduct and safety measures

Course Code : AET 101

Course Title : Engine Fundamentals and Engine System
Course Credit : 5 units: 2 hour lecture 9 hours laboratory per week: total of 198 hours/semester
Prerequisite : none

Course Description:

This course covers the history, theory, construction, inspection, diagnosis, and repair of automobile and internal combustion engines and related systems.
Topics include history of automobile, shop safety, fundamental operating principles of engines and its systems.

Course Intended Learning Outcomes:

At the end of the semester, the students are expected to:

1. define and describe the emission and its environmental effect;
2. conduct, set and service emission test equipment, emission testing for gasoline and diesel; and
3. demonstrate work values and maintain integrity of conduct in the workplace.
 Detailed Course Syllabus
Week Time Teaching and Learning Assessment Values Additional
Topics Intended Learning Outcomes Resources References
No. Frame Activities Tasks Integration Topic(s)
.  Patience,
Week  Introduction to  Define motor vehicle, Discussion on the Multimedia Automotive Written Perseverance,
1 4 the Automobile automobile truck, and bus history and type of Projector Mechanic examination Honesty,
hours  Describe how front-wheel drive, automobile using Internet 10th Edition
rear-wheel drive, and four- multimedia/video. Access International
wheel drive differ. Library research on the Computer set Edition 2004
 List the support systems an history and type of William H.
engine needs to run. automobile Cruise and
Donald
Anglin
Pages 2-21
Week 4  Job in  Describe five types of Multimedia Multimedia
1 hours presentation of projector Automotive Written  Patience,
Automotive businesses that perform
different job in Internet Mechanic examination Perseverance,
Service automotive service Honesty,
 Explain the differences among automotive Access 10th Edition
domestic Discussion on the Computer International
 Discuss pre-delivery service, warranty, periodic, Set Edition 2004
warranty service, and periodic recall and technician William H.
service certification including Cruise and
TESDA programs Donald
 Explain what a recall is, and
Anglin
who pays for it.
Pages 22-27
 Define automotive technician
certification, and describe how
to be certified

Week Automotive Written  Patience,

3
 Shop work and  List the six step in automotive examination Perseverance,
1 hours Lecture on the steps of Multimedia Mechanic
service repair and explain each. Honesty,
repair projector 10th Edition
information  Explain the purpose of the VIN Discussion on the Internet International
and its location on the car. purpose of VIN and flat access Edition 2004
 Describe the flat-rate manual rate Computer set William H.
and its use. Internet research how Cruise and
  Discuss how automotive automotive technician Donald
technicians are paid. are paid Anglin
Pages 28-37
Week 22  List the various source of Discussion on the Multimedia
2-3 Hours  Automotive service information safety using Projector Automotive  Role play  Patience,
Shop Safety and  List the hazards due to faulty multimedia Internet Mechanic  Oral Perseverance,
5S working conditions. Demonstration of the Access 10th Edition recitation Honesty,
 List the hazards due to safety. Computer set International  Written
equipment defects or misuse. Individual Edition 2004 exam
 Describe the various types of memorization of the William H.
fire extinguishers and how to shop safety rules and Cruise and
use them. 5S Donald
 List the safety rules for Anglin
working safely in the Pages 38-46
automotive shop.
 Define hazardous material and
hazardous waste, and explain
how to dispose of hazardous
waste from your shop.

Multimedia Automotive  Oral  Patience,

 Describe the basic differences Perseverance,
Week 22 Lecture on the Projector Mechanic recitation
4-5 hours  Measuring between the metric system
relationship of different Internet 10th Edition  Written
Honesty,
systems &  Explain the relationship among types of measuring Access International Examinati
measuring linear measurements, weight, system. Computer set Edition 2004 on
Tools and volume in the metric Demonstration on how Measuring William H.
system. to use and read tools Cruise and
 Explain how to convert measure METRIC and USC Donald
measurements from one system measuring tools. Anglin
into the other (metric into USC Pages 48-56
or USC into metric).
 List and describe the measuring
tools discussed
 Demonstrate how to use
measuring tools in the shop.
Week 11  Explain how bolt head are Multimedia Multimedia
6 hours  Automotive presentation on a Projector Automotive  Oral  Patience,
marked to indicate their strength
Fasteners, recitation
 Describe four ways that nuts different types of Internet Mechanic
 Written
Perseverance,
Gasket, and and bolts can be prevented from fasteners, gasket, and Access 10th Edition Honesty,
Sealants Examinati
loosening sealant. Computer set International on
 Explain the difference between Fasteners Edition 2004
a prevailing-torque fastener and William H.
a torque-to-yield fastener Cruise and
 Describe the functions of a Donald
gasket, and list four places in Anglin
the engine they are used. Pages 58-68
 Define aerobic sealant and
anaerobic sealant, and describe
typical uses of each.

Week 22  Describe the four types of basic Multimedia

7-8 hours  Shop Hand hand tools used in the Research in internet the Projector
Tools different types of basic Internet Automotive  Patience,
automotive shop, and give two  Oral Perseverance,
examples of each. handtools, Access Mechanic recitation
Demonstration how Computer set 10th Edition Honesty,
 Explain the difference between  Written
basic handtools is used Hand tools International Examinati
a torque wrench and a torque-
Edition 2004 on
angle gauge, and demonstrate
William H.
their use.
Cruise and
 Show how to remove a broken
Donald
bolt or stud.
Anglin
 Demonstrate how to select, set Pages 70-82
up, and use a pressure-screw
puller and a slide-hammer
puller.
 Show how to cut threads on a
rod and in a hole using a tap-
and-die set.
Week 11  Define power tools and shop Multimedia
9 hours  Shop equipment, and explain when to Presentation on a types Multimedia Automotive  Oral  Patience,
Equipment and use each type. and uses of automotive Projector Mechanic recitation Perseverance,
power tools  Demonstrate the use of the equipment and power Internet 10th Edition  Written Honesty,
electric drill, drill press, and tools. Access International Examinati
Computer set Edition 2004 on
grinding wheel.
 Show how to use the air Equipment William H.
hammer, air impact wrench, air and power Cruise and
drill, and air ratchet. tools Donald
 Demonstrate the use of the Anglin
hydraulic jack, shop crane, Pages 84-93
hydraulic press, and automotive
lift.
 Explain when and how to use
the various types of parts
cleaner.

MIDTERM
Week Multimedia Automotive  Oral  Patience,
10 11  Fundamental of  Explain the combustion process in Discussion on the Projector Mechanic recitation Perseverance,
hours Engine the engine combustion process o Internet th
10 edition  Written Honesty,
Operation  Describe how pollutants form the and its effect to the Access International Examinati
engine in the engine. engine. Engine edition 2004 on
 List and explain the two rules Vehicle William H.
relating pressure and temperature Cruise and
 Explain the difference between a
Donald
thermometer and a thermostat.
Describe how each works.
Anglin
 Describe how temperature, Pages 96-102
humidity, and atmospheric
pressure affects combustion.
 Automotive  Oral
Week 11  List the various ways in which Multimedia Multimedia Mechanic recitation  Patience,
11-12 hours  Engine Types engines are classified and explain presentation on the Projector 10th edition  Written Perseverance,
and what each classification means. types of engine and Internet International Examinati Honesty,
Classifications  Explain what firing order means, classification. Access edition 2004 on
and its importance in engine design
Demonstrate the two- Computer set William H.
and operation.
stroke and four stroke Engine Cruise and
 Describe the two basic types of
valve trains. cycle of events Vehicle Donald
 Explain the basic differences Anglin
between the two-stroke and the Pages 125-
four stroke 137

Week 22 Automotive  Oral

 Describe the construction of the recitation  Patience,
13-14 hours  Engine Discussion on the Multimedia Mechanic
cylinder blocks and cylinder heads. engine construction Projector 10th edition  Written Perseverance,
construction
 Explain the purpose of intake and Grouped removal of Internet International Examinati Honesty,
exhaust manifolds. engine parts Access edition 2004 on
 Explain the purpose and operation One on one interview Computer set William H.
of vibration dampers. on the purpose and Engine Cruise and
 Describe the engine bearings, their operation of intake, Vehicle Donald
purpose, requirements, and how
exhaust manifold, Anglin
they are lubricated.
bearings, pistons and Pages 138-
 Discuss the purpose, construction,
operation, and lubrication of torque struts 158
pistons and piston rings.
 Describe the construction and
operation of engine mounts and
torque struts.

Week 11 Automotive  Oral

recitation  Patience,
15 hours Valves and  Explain the purpose, construction, Lecture using simulator Multimedia Mechanic
and operation of engine valves  Written Perseverance,
Valve Trains or multimedia and or Projector 10th edition Honesty,
 Describe the advantages, Examinati
video. Internet International on
construction, and operation of Access edition 2004
overhead-camshaft valve trains. Computer set William H.
 Define camshaft timing, valve Engine Cruise and
timing, variable valve timing and
Vehicle Donald
lift.
  Describe the construction and Anglin
operation of hydraulic valve lifters Pages 159-
 Explain the purpose of valve 174
lifters.
 Describe the construction and
operation of hydraulic valve lifters
 Explain the purpose of valve
rotators and how they work

Week 11  Define work, energy, and inertia. Automotive  Oral

16 Hours  Engine  Define friction and explain the Discussion on the Multimedia Mechanic recitation  Patience,
Measurement three kinds of friction. engine measurement Projector 10th edition  Written Perseverance,
and  Explain piston displacement and its and performance. Internet International Examinati Honesty,
relationship to compression ratio. Board-work computing Access edition 2004 on
Performance
 Define volumetric efficiency and engine power Computer set William H.
explain its relationship to torque Engine Cruise and
and horsepower Vehicle Donald
 Define horsepower and explain its Anglin
relationship to volumetric Pages 175-
efficiency and torque. 183
 Define thermal efficiency and
mechanical efficiency.

Week 6
 Describe the purpose and operation
17 hours Multimedia Multimedia Automotive  Oral
 Engine cooling of the engine cooling system
presentation on engine Projector Mechanic recitation  Patience,
systems  Explain the difference in coolant
cooling system Internet 10th edition  Written Perseverance,
flow with the thermostat closed Honesty,
Grouped removal Access International Examinati
and open
on
 Discuss why a fan is needed, the identification engine Computer set edition 2004
types of fan, and how each is cooling parts Engine William H.
driven Demonstrate how Vehicle Cruise and
 Explain the purpose and operation cooling system is Coolant Donald
of the two valves in the radiator working Anglin
pressure cap Pages 315-
 Describe the characteristics and 326
types of antifreeze.
Week 7  Describe the operation of the Multimedia Automotive  Oral
17 hours  Engine engine lubricating system. presentation on engine Multimedia Mechanic recitation  Patience,
Lubricating  Describe five jobs performed by lubricating system Projector 10th edition  Written Perseverance,
systems engine oil Examinati Honesty,
Grouped removal and Internet International
 Explain the viscosity and service identification engine Access edition 2004
on
ratings of lubricating oil
lubrication parts Computer set William H.
 Describe the possible troubles in
the lubricating system and their
Demonstrate how Engine Cruise and
causes and corrections. lubricating system is Vehicle Donald
 Change the engine oil and oil filter working Oils Anglin
 Service the engine oil pump and Pages 303-
indicating devices. 314

Week 4  Locate each major components of Multimedia Multimedia Automotive  Oral

recitation  Patience,
18 hours  Engine Fuel & the fuel system on the car presentation on engine Projector Mechanic
 Describe the construction and fuel & exhaust system Internet 10th edition  Written Perseverance,
Exhaust systems Honesty,
operation of each. Examinati
Grouped removal and Access International
 Explain the differences between on
identification engine Computer set edition 2004
carbureted and fuel-injected fuel exhaust system parts Engine William H.
systems. Demonstrate how Fuel Vehicle Cruise and
 Locate each major component of
& exhaust system is Donald
exhaust system on the car.
working Anglin
 Describe the construction and
operation of each
Pages 193-
 Discuss the various devices used to 209
reduce exhaust noise.
 Explain the operation of the
various fuel-level indicators.
 Explain how each works.

Week 4
18 hours  Automotive  Describe the composition of Discussion on the Multimedia
Engine Fuels gasoline and the products that composition of engine Projector Automotive  Oral
result from its combustion fuels Internet Mechanic recitation  Patience,
 Explain the characteristics that a Access 10th Edition  Written Perseverance,
good quality gasoline should have. Computer set International Examinati Honesty,
 Define octane rating and volatility,
 and explain how volatility affects Engine Edition 2004 on
engine performance. Vehicle William H.
 Describe the various types of Fuels Cruise and
abnormal combustion. Donald
 Define gasohol, methyl alcohol, Anglin
and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) Pages 186-
 Name three possible alternative 192
fuels and their sources.

Week 3  Explain how pressure difference

18 hours  Super Chargers affects the amount of air or air- Discussion on the super Multimedia Automotive  Oral
& Turbo fuel mixture that enters and charger differ to Projector Mechanic recitation  Patience,
Chargers engine turbocharger and each Internet 10th Edition  Written Perseverance,
 Describe the construction, operation Access International Examinati Honesty,
operation, and controls of super- Computer set Edition 2004 on
charger and turbochargers. Engine William H.
Vehicle Cruise and
Turbo Donald
charger Anglin
supercharger Pages 210-
218

FINAL EXAM

Course Requirements:
- Hand-out, Flash Drive, Test notebook, Attendance
- Periodic exam, Oral recitation, Task Activity

Grading System:
Quizzes, class standing 20%
Periodical test 20%
Performance
(attendance, attitude, projects and skills) 60%
TOTAL 100%
Prepared by:

JOSEPH S. YATAN, MIE

Faculty

Checked and reviewed by:

ROGELIO R. CATACUTAN, MTE _______________________________ _______________________

Program Head Member Member

Approved by:

CECILIA E. ARCON, Ph.D.-TM

Chair, College of Industrial Technology
Date Revised: May, 2015
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STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED THE SYLLABUS

Syllabus in AET 101 Engine Fundamentals & Engine System

1st Semester, 2015-2016
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NAME AND SIGNATURE NAME AND SIGNATURE NAME AND SIGNATURE NAME AND SIGNATURE NAME AND SIGNATURE
1. 11. 21. 31. 41.

2. 12. 22. 32. 42.

3. 13. 23. 33. 43.

4. 14. 24. 34. 44.

5. 15. 25. 35. 45.

6. 16. 26. 36. 46.

7. 17. 27. 37. 47.

8. 18. 28. 38. 48.

9. 19. 29. 39. 49.

10. 20. 30. 40. 50.

JOSEPH S.YATAN, MIE

Faculty