Honda Professional Auto Career Training (PACT)
PACT2112 | Engine Performance/Engine Repair | Lecture/Laboratory (12 Credits)
Analyze theory of operation, design, diagnosis, and repair procedures of engines. Computerized engine control systems electrical and electronic devices. Examine emerging engine performance and vehicle propulsion technology. Use standard and computerized test equipment on OBDII equipped vehicles to make a complete performance analysis and/or diagnose specific problems to determine work needed on vehicles. Make repairs to restore vehicle performance, emissions, and fuel economy to as near as possible to original factory and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards.
PACT2213 | Transmission/Driveline | Lecture/Laboratory (6 Credits)
Theory and operation of gears, controls, components relating to transmissions, transfer case, and differentials. Operation, diagnosis, disassembly, reassembly, power flow of driveline components as well as testing of hydraulic and electronic controls using service information.
PACT2232 | PACT Self-Studies II | Directed Study (2 Credits)
Directed completion of Honda/Acura Self-studies in the areas of New Vehicle information, Electric Vehicles and Honda Electrical Systems. Additional Self-studies may be assigned as needed.
PACT2260 | PACT Skill Modules | Lecture/Laboratory (2 Credits)
Complete remaining Honda PACT SKIL modules in a simulated training center environment. Practice the skills the student has learned in subsequent courses to complete Honda/Acura training lab assessments. Student led training with instructor feedback and check points while working though Honda/Acura corporate training. Emphasis on Electrical, Engine and Fuel and emissions. Some pre-requisite Self-Studies will be required before attempting certain tasks.
PACT2561 | PACT Internship | Internship (6 Credits)
Cooperative, paid on-the-job training at a sponsoring Honda or Acura repair facility. Preparation providing real life job skills and work habits in a variety of automotive areas. Document your experience and hours in a weekly internship report. Work under the supervision of service management. Student must secure their own employment. The PACT Coordinator will oversee the internship. Need department director approval and must meet acceptance criteria. (Application must be submitted at least 8 weeks prior to start of the Internship) Must follow approved guidelines listed in the internship packet. PACT students must take this course in lieu of AUTO2252 Production.