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Automotive Engineering

Automotive Engineering

Whether you’re designing luxury sports cars or heavy-duty trucks, you’ll need working knowledge of the science behind engines, transmissions, brakes, and more.

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Our learning paths teach professionals the essential English terms and expressions they need to succeed in their careers, supported by real-world examples from their industry. Learners will get the English required for:
Automobile safety features
Automotive electricity and electronics
Basic electronics and circuits
Car batteries
Car instrumentation and information displays
Electrical charges and currents
Automotive engines
Engine assembly and components
Engine cooling
Engine tuning
Fuel injection systems
Ignition systems
Lightweight vehicle brake systems
Lightweight vehicle steering and suspension
Transmissions and power distribution systems
Automatic and manual transmissions
Heavy vehicle engines and transmissions
Basic engine maintenance
Electronic engine control
Electronic transmission systems
Heavy vehicle heating and cooling systems
Heavy vehicle safety systems
Heavy vehicle steering and suspension
Hydraulic and pneumatic systems
Hydraulic and pneumatic brakes
Making technical drawings in CAD
Fasteners
Gears and geartrains
Valves
Properties of materials