Motive Power Fundamentals Ontario College Certificate

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Motive Power Fundamentals Ontario College Certificate

  • Objectives The Motive Power Fundamentals program is a thirty two week program designed to develop graduates with essential entry level technical, organizational and interpersonal skills required for the motive power service industries as well as providing a strong foundation for success on exemption testing for associated trade certification.
  • Academic title Motive Power Fundamentals Ontario College Certificate
  • Course description Year 1
    Take all of the following Mandatory Courses:
    • MOTP-1028    Engine Mechanical Systems Fundamentals     6.00
    • MOTP-1029    Power Train Systems Fundamentals     4.50
    • MOTP-1030    Fuel & Emission Systems Fundamentals     5.50
    • MOTP-1031    Vehicle Control Systems Fundamentals     6.50
    • MOTP-1032    Electrical Systems Fundamentals     6.50
    • MOTP-1033    Technical Practices & Auxilliary Systems     5.00
    • MKTG-1047    Marketing Principles     3.00
    • MATH-1162    Applied Mathematics     3.00
    • MGMT-1198    Management-Intro     3.00
    • WRIT-1039    Reason & Writing 1-Technology     3.00

    MATH-1162 -  Applied Mathematics
    This course will provide students with the necessary mathematical knowledge and skills required to understand, interpret and find solutions for analytical problems in the motive power industry.

    MGMT-1198 -  Management-Intro
    In this course, students study topics which include skills needed for work, learning and life. Students discuss the rationale that provides the foundation for learning all other skills which enable people to evolve with their jobs and adapt to workplace change. This course will also provide the student with an introduction to organizational structures, behaviour, business practices and procedures of the motive power service industry. Students also study topics which include, workplace safety, workplace hazardous materials information, safe work practices.

    MKTG-1047 -  Marketing Principles

    This course is designed to give students a basic understanding of the scope of marketing research. The course follows the logic of the marketing research process. The student will gain knowledge of the importance of research and how the right questions help address the critical elements of opportunity evaluation, demographic targeting, analyzing and ethical decision making. At the end of this course, students will use the knowledge gained to execute and present a comprehensive marketing research study.

    MOTP-1028 -  Engine Mechanical Systems Fundamentals
    This course will provide a study of the design features, materials and operating principles of the internal combustion engine. This study will be applied to diagnosis and repair, rework and modification along with component failure and service analysis.

    MOTP-1029 -  Power Train Systems Fundamentals

    This course will provide an in-depth study of the design features, operating principles, static and dynamic test procedures of power transmission and driveline systems. The student will also learn to evaluate system problems logically, describe and perform service repair operations.

    MOTP-1030 -  Fuel & Emission Systems Fundamentals

    This course will provide a study of the design features and operating principles of selected fuel, intake and exhaust systems as they apply to internal combustion engines and will include fuel production and system related theories. This course will also include applied diagnosis and repair, re-work and modification, and failure and service analysis.

    MOTP-1031 -  Vehicle Control Systems Fundamentals

    This course will provide an in depth study of automotive suspension, steering and braking systems. The student also learns to evaluate system problems logically, prescribe and effect corrective action, and perform quality control comparative systems and service equipment efficiency tests.

    MOTP-1032 -  Electrical Systems Fundamentals

    This course pertains to a study of the design features and operating principles of electrical systems, such as cranking, charging, lighting and accessories systems and electronic systems, such as ignition and computerized fuel injection. The student also learns to solve applied problems, perform laboratory experiments, write lab reports and analyze performance tests according to manufacturers' recommendations.

    MOTP-1033 -  Technical Practices & Auxilliary Systems
    In this course, students study topics which include information on procedures related to fasteners, bearings, seals, sealants, oxy-acetylene heating and cutting, electric arc and MIG welding, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. Fluid Power Systems, Cabs and Controls Systems and Truck, Trailer and Articulating Coach Combinations are also studied in this course.

    WRIT-1039 -  Reason & Writing 1-Technology

    This course will introduce technology students to essential principles of reading, writing, and reasoning at the postsecondary level. Students will identify, summarize, analyze, and evaluate multiple short readings and write persuasive response essays to develop their vocabulary, comprehension, grammar, and critical thinking. This course will also introduce students to selected issues and terms in technology.
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