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Instructor
BASIC GAS ENGINES......ATO 1210
5 CREDITS......FALL 2012
: Office Hours
Instructor
Art Koudelka M 7:30 to 8:00am
122 Automotive Building T 7:30 to 8:00 & 9:00 to 11:00
Phone: 224-0220 W 7:30 to 10:00
Fax: 224-0492 Th 7:30 to 8:00 & 2:00 to 2:30
E-Mail: Art_Koudelka@ivcc.edu F 7:30 to 8:00 & 2:00 to 2:30
Day Classes Meet:
Monday
8:00 to 9:50 Classroom
(Sections 01 & 02)
Monday & Wednesday
10:00 to 12:20 Lab 1 (Section
01)
Monday &
Wednesday 12:30 to
3:00 Lab 2 (Section 02)
Course Purpose:
The purpose is to give the student a background in theory, construction,
design, operation and service of gasoline piston engines. Laboratory work will
consist of the following requirements on a given engine: disassembly, cleaning,
inspecting, measuring, recording, machining and reassembly.
Students are encouraged to supply their own engine for this course.
Workbook:
Basic Gas Engines Workbook, ATO 1210 (Koudelka 2011)
* This workbook is required and should be purchased at the College Bookstore.
Tool Show: Monday, August 27, 10 am -
noon
Grading:
Your final grade will be computed from the classroom (50%), Lab work (40%) and from the instructor's subjective evaluation (10%).
A. Classroom......50%
Points %
1. Quizzes (4)
135 41
2. Student
Notebook
90 28
3. Final
Exam
100 31
Total 325
100%
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1. Quizzes:
There will be four announced quizzes. Make-up quizzes must be done within one week of your absence during the instructor's office hours. If not, zero points will be marked down for your score
2. Student Notebook:
The student will be required to purchase a 3-Ring binder. In this notebook the student will be required to keep all worksheets, handouts, homework assignments and your ATO 1210 Workbook. The instructor will collect the notebook on the date of the final exam and grade them.
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Tardiness Policy:
Every time the student is late for a classroom or lab session, 10
points will be deducted from the students' total possible points.
No excuses
will be allowed!
SAFETY GLASSES MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES WHEN IN THE AUTOMOTIVE LABORATORY. IT IS THE STUDENTS RESPONSIBILITY TO HAVE HIS/HER SAFETY GLASSES ON AT ALL TIMES. IF THE STUDENT IS NOT WEARING SAFETY GLASSES HE/SHE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO STAY IN THE LABORATORY. HE/SHE WILL BE MARKED ABSENT AND WILL HAVE TO MAKE UP THE LAB OBJECTIVES.
B. Lab............40%
LAB OBJECTIVE POINTS
1. Compression Test * 10
2. Cylinder Leakage Test * 10
3. Test Engine Oil Pressure * 10
4. Inspect Engine for Fuel, Oil, Coolant and other leaks. 5
5. Diagnose Engine Noises 5
6. Measure Timing Chain Slack 5
7. Remove and Replace Timing Belt (OHC Engine) 10
8. Engine Disassembly 10
9. Hone & Clean Cylinders 5
10. Ridge Ream Cylinders 5
11. Measure Cylinder Taper & Out-of-Round 10
12. Measure Pistons 10
13. Measure Piston Ring End Gap & Side Clearance 10
14. Measure Crankshaft Main and Rod Journals for Diameter, Taper & Out-of-Round 10
15. Measure Connecting Rods for Out-of-Round 10
16. Main Bore Alignment Measurement 5
17. Plasti-gauge Main & Rod Bearings 10
18. Measure Valve Stems & Guides 10
19. Knurl Valve Guides 10
20. Grind Valves 10
21. Grind Valve Seats 10
22. Test Valve Spring Tension 10
23. Measure Valve Spring Installed Height 10
24. Engine Reassembly 20
25. Pressure Test Cooling System & Cap * 5
26. Flush and Fill Cooling System 10
27. Test Clutch Fan and Replace * 5
28. Inspect, Replace or Adjust Drive Belts * 5
29. Inspect and Replace Cooling and Heater System Hoses. * 5
30. Test and Replace Thermostat.
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5
Total 260
Note: The * symbol placed after the lab objectives listed above indicates that the student must complete the lab objective by him/herself. If one of these lab objectives is done by a group (2 or more), NO CREDIT will be given.
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C. Subjective Evaluation....10%
Worth 65 points based on the following:
1. Work Attitude
2. Initiative
3. Cooperation
4. Practices Safety
5. Follows Instructions
6. Accepts Criticism
7. Clean-up of shop
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D. Final Grade:
Grading Scale:
Points %
A = 688 to 619
(90%)
B = 618 to 550 (80%)
Points %
C = 549 to 482
(70%)
1. Classroom
325 50
D = 481 to 413
(60%)
2. Lab
260 40
F = 412 &
Below 3. Subjective Evaluation
65 10
Total
650 100
Disability Statement:
If you are a student with a documented cognitive, physical or
psychiatric disability (anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, AD/HD,
post-traumatic stress, and others) you may be eligible for
academic support services such as extended test time, texts on disc, note taking
services, etc... If you are interested in learning if you can receive these
academic support services, please contact either Tina Hardy (tina_hardy@ivcc.edu,
or 224-0284) or Judy Mika
Judy_Mika@ivcc.edu or 224-0350), or stop by the Disability Services Office
in B-204.
Student Withdrawal:
Effective Summer 2011, students will have the ability
to initiate a withdrawal from classes. By completing the form in the Records
Office or through the form located within WebAdvisor, the student is
authorizing IVCC to remove him/her from the course. Entering the student ID
number serves as the student’s electronic signature. IVCC has the right to
rescind a withdrawal in cases of academic dishonesty or at the instructor’s
discretion.
Students should be aware of the impact of a withdrawal on full-time status
for insurance purposes and for financial aid. It is highly recommended that
students meet with their instructor or with a counselor before withdrawing
from a class to discuss if a withdrawal is the best course of action for
that particular student.
More detailed information is available at www.ivcc.edu/admissions and selecting the menu item for Withdrawals on the left side of the page.
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