DIK: Vehicle Constructions and Controls (Module 2)

Course Overview: Vehicle Constructions and Controls

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the essential components and systems of light vehicles. Students will explore the various parts that constitute a light vehicle, including engines, transmissions, and braking systems, while gaining an understanding of how these components interact to ensure optimal performance and safety. The course also covers the different types of mirrors used in vehicles, emphasizing their importance for visibility and road safety. Additionally, students will engage in self-inspection techniques, empowering them to assess vehicle condition and identify potential maintenance issues.

Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical applications, students will develop a solid foundation in vehicle construction and controls, preparing them for further studies or careers in the automotive field.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

1. Identify and Describe Vehicle Components: Recognize and explain the function of key components of light vehicles, including the engine, transmission, suspension, and braking systems.
2. Differentiate Types of Mirrors: Understand the various types of mirrors used in vehicles (e.g., rearview, side mirrors, and specialized mirrors) and their specific roles in enhancing driver visibility and safety.
3. Perform Self-Inspections: Conduct systematic self-inspections of vehicles, identifying key indicators of maintenance needs and understanding how to assess overall vehicle condition.
4. Analyze Component Interactions: Explain how different vehicle components interact and affect overall vehicle performance, safety, and efficiency.
5. Apply Safety Standards: Recognize and apply relevant safety standards and regulations related to vehicle construction and operation.
6. Develop Maintenance Awareness: Cultivate an awareness of routine maintenance practices and the importance of regular vehicle inspections for long-term performance and safety.