Master Course Outline Basic 2-Stroke Engine Principles Course Number: TST 155 Credits: 1- 10 Hours per Quarter: 140 Lecture Hours:60    Lab Hours:80 Description A comprehensive study of the mechanics of 2-stroke gasoline engine repair and diagnostics used in outdoor power equipment, necessary for EETC Technician Certification. Intended Skills and Attitude Outcomes A. Demonstrate ability to use reference material. B. Examine and analyze different engine systems, such as oil, coolant, and air systems. C. Display a working knowledge of how internal combustion gas and diesel engines function. D. Disassemble and repair an internal combustion engine, identifying and analyzing damage to pistons, drive train, crankshaft, etc. E. Describe basic differences between gas and diesel fuel systems, carburetors, pumps, and injectors. F. Demonstrate a working knowledge of the basic concepts of electrical theory, parts of the circuit, sources of electricity and conductors. G. Demonstrate a working knowledge of the theory and diagnosis of starting and charging systems, testing, and rebuilding. H. Demonstrate a working knowledge of the theory and diagnosis of ignition and safety circuits. Syllabi Listing Course Year Quarter Item Instructor   TST 155 Fall 2009 5813 George Klein View Syllabus TST 155 Fall 2008 5812 George Klein View Syllabus TST 155 Fall 2006 1352 George Klein View Syllabus TST 155 Fall 2005 1352 George Klein View Syllabus TST 155 Fall 2004 2346 George Klein View Syllabus TST 155 Fall 2003 2346 George Klein View Syllabus TST 155 Fall 2002 2346 George Klein Two Year Projected Schedule Year One* Year Two** Fall Winter Spring Summer Mini  Fall Winter Spring Summer Mini X         X         *Year one is all odd years (2003-2004) **Year two is all even years (2004-2005)