Autotronics Program
- Program General adjectives:
1/1 Providing graduates with practical skills, information, and the necessary knowledge to work in the profession of autotronics, which enables them to progress in practical life and compete in the labor market.
1/2 Providing graduates with transferable personal skills, management and practical working skills in the profession of autotronics, and these skills include communication, the ability of scientifically analysis, describing problems and working on solving them.
1/3 Effective contribution in the implementation of the desired national policies by meeting the professional needs of the society through providing it with high professional skilled graduates in the autotronics field.
1/4 Encouraging the establishment of small service projects in the field of microelectronic applications in cars to participate in the labor market with the graduate’s self-reliance.
- The targeted educational outcomes of the program:
After completing the program, the student must be able to:
2/1 Knowledge and understanding:
- Explain the basic concepts, terms, and definitions related to the basic, social and human sciences in the field of autotronics.
- Identify the basic concepts related to the information systems and the different programs used in the field of autotronics.
- Identify the concepts, principles, relations, theories, laws and foundations that the studies of the autotronics program courses require.
- Fully aware of the basic knowledge required for the use of the different types of machines, devices, equipments, and tools used in the workshops.
- Fully aware of the basic concepts and knowledge related to automotive systems and components, including construction, specifications, and work theory.
- Identify the different methods of diagnosing mechanical, electrical, and electronica faults in the automobile systems and components, and clarifies the causes of these faults.
- Identify the best methods for regular maintenance operations of mechanical, electrical and electronic systems and the right steps for the processes of replacement, repair and adjustment.
- Familiar with the technical terms and the labor market terms that are related to the specialization.
- Know the ethics of the automotive electronics profession and dealing with the customers, users, and consumers.
- Recognize the basics of feasibility studies that are conducted to establish, plan, and manage automobile workshops.
2/2 Intellectual abilities:
- Extract ideas and proposals independently or collaboratively from basic and specialized sciences in the field of autotronics.
- Analyze the causes of the common malfunctions of the basic automotive electrical and electronic systems.
- Compare the circuits, functionality, and the different types of vehicle components and systems.
- Describe the composition of the basic components and systems of the vehicle, the number, tools, inspection and testing devices used in diagnosis, maintenance and repair of the basic mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems and components of the vehicle.
- Evaluate the results of the various exams that are conducted on the basic mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems and components of the vehicle.
- Choose the suitable number, tools, and devices for conducting the procedures of diagnostic, maintenance, and repair of the basic mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems and components of the vehicle, and the suitable repairing method for each unit of the vehicle.
- Understand reading and explaining operating manuals for devices and equipment, technical maintenance, catalogs, drawings, and technical specifications that are related to the field of autotronic
- Deal with new technology in different automotive systems.
- Plan for establishing specialized projects and calculating the cost for each accordingly.
2/3 Skills
1/3/2 Professional and practical skills:
- Read technical drawings, mechanical, electrical and electronic circuits of various automobile systems, service and maintenance catalogs and adheres to operating instructions.
- Apply occupational health and environmental safety requirements in the field of specialization.
- Conduct the basic work of disassembling and assembling the basic components and systems of the car.
- Use the computer effectively and equips it in developing the production and the procedures related to the specialty.
- Diagnose mechanical, electrical and electronic malfunctions in the various components and systems of cars using normal and modern diagnostic devices.
- Make mechanical, electrical and electronic repairs to various components and systems of cars.
- Use and maintain the tools and equipment of car workshops, including manual, electrical and mechanical tools, and measuring and pressure tools and devices.
- Conduct a proposed project in the field of specialization.
- Do regular preventive maintenance works for the various mechanical, electrical and electronic systems and components of cars.
- Do a range of practical exercises and laboratory exams according to the needs of the specialization.
- Use his own documents, records and papers.
- Carry out safe trading of spare parts, numbers, and measuring devices.
- Make the necessary technical calculations for the specialization.
- Use technical terms and labor market terms related to the field of specialization.
- Replace the faulty parts and units, and reinstall and operates them.
2/3/2 General Skills:
- Use modern technology effectively in the field of auto autotronics.
- Make the right decisions.
- Maintain effective working relationships with the ability to work in teams and adhere to structured instructions for interpersonal relationships.
- Seek for continuous self-learning and researching.
- Solve the problems that encounter him in a practical and scientific manner.
- Submit a report on the various activities in the field of specialization.
- Commit to the administrative system of the institution.
- Communicate with the employer and the client.
- Apply the rules of occupational health, safety and work environment.