2005-2007 Catalog - University of Arkansas at Monticello

ASTR Courses
(Astronomy)
ASTR 1033 Elements of Astronomy
3 credits: 3 hours lecture
A study of astronomy from the past to the present
including examinations of the solar system,
properties of stars, and characteristics of galaxies.
ASTR 1041 Elements of Astronomy Laboratory
1 credit: 2 hours laboratory
A laboratory course to supplement Astronomy
1033.
ASTR 3503 Advanced Astronomy
3 credits: 3 hours lecture
Prerequisite: ASTR 1033
Analysis, makeup, and operation of planetary
systems; star formation and types; classes and
variations of galaxies; operation of the universe.
ASTR 4652 Special Topics
2 credits: 2 hours lecture
Selected topics from the areas of astronomy
designed to be of particular interest and use to inservice
teachers. May be taken by regular students
only with permission of the Vice Chancellor for
Academic Affairs. May be repeated for a total of
six hours credit.
AUTO
(Automotive Service Technology)
AUTO 1133 Auto Suspension and Steering
3 credits
Theory and operation of modern suspension and
steering systems. Up-to-date alignment
equipment and techniques are utilized in lab
experiences.
AUTO 1214 Auto Engine Repair
4 credits
Introduction to automotive engine construction
and theory of operation for all engine systems and
components including disassembly, inspection,
repair, and reassembly procedures. The use of
hand tools, equipment, and repair manuals are
covered. Actual vehicles are utilized for training
experience.
AUTO 1226 Electrical Systems
6 credits
Introduction to the principles of Ohms Law, basic
electrical circuits, wiring diagrams, use of
precision testing equipment, and analysis of
opens, shorts, and grounds. Students are
familiarized with the principles of the cranking,
charging, lighting, and electrical accessories
systems. Components and functions of electronic
control systems, principles of electricity,
component operation, circuit design, and testing
procedures are taught. Lab projects include
testing, diagnosis, and repair of actual vehicles.
AUTO 1236 Engine Performance
6 credits
Theory and operation of the ignition system
including service, fuel system, and carburetors.
Basic troubleshooting, testing procedures, and the
use of vehicle service manuals are covered.
Includes theory and operation of fuel injection,
computerized engine controls, and emission
control systems. Instruction in the use of
diagnostic flow charts with major emphasis on
drive ability and emissions.
AUTO 1244 Auto Transmission/Axles
4 credits
Design and operation of the hydraulic controls
and valves, design and operation of the torque
converter, and planetary gear sets. Both rearwheel
and front-wheel power trains are studied.
AUTO 1253 Auto Climate Control
3 credits
Theory of refrigeration, the refrigeration cycle,
and basic components of a typical automotive
system, automatic temperature control systems
including the latest computer monitored systems.
Heating and ventilation function and construction
of compressors, lines, expansion valves,
expansion tubes, condensers, evaporators, blower
motors and air distribution systems is covered.
Service and maintenance procedures as well as
basic shop safety are emphasized.
AUTO 1263 Automotive Brakes
3 credits
Principles of hydraulic brake system, its
components, safety switches and valves, drum
and disc brake assemblies, and power master
hydraulic booster.
AUTO 1275 Manual Drive Train and Axles
5 credits
Principles of gear reduction applied to theory,
operation and repair of manual transmissions, rear
axles, and transaxles. Both rear-wheel and frontwheel
power trains are studied.
AUTO 1400 Auto Internship (Optional)
No Credit
Internship provides students necessary time and
use of equipment to apply operational skills
learned in the theory classes.
BIOL Courses
(Biology)
BIOL 1041 Principles of Biology I Lab
1 credit: 2 hours lab
Prerequisites: ACT composite of 20, or BIOL 1063
and BIOL 1071 (each with a grade of C or above)
Corequisite: BIOL 1053
Laboratory exercises and demonstrations on the
chemical basis of life, cell structure and function,
metabolism, and genetics. Designed for biology
and other life science majors or minors.
BIOL 1053 Principles of Biology I
3 credits: 3 hours lecture
Prerequisites: ACT composite of 20 or BIOL 1063
(with a grade of C or above)
The chemical basis of life, cell structure and
function, metabolism, and genetics. Designed for
biology and other life science majors or minors.
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