ASE ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS (UNIT VI) by Tom Denton (2003, Package)

Automotive Technology: The Electronic Classroom is a complete teaching/learning system using text and multimedia resources in a computer-centered approach. Suitable for both students and professionals, each volume in the serf consists of a textbook, student learning program on CD (packaged with the book), and instructor resource database (available only to schools and colleges).

Features of the series:

• Each volume is correlated to the NATEF task list for that subject.
• The Learning Program CD contains animations, video, images, glossary, and multiple-choice questions with links back to the place where the content is covered. The CD functions with all Windows systems and networks.
• Each volume reviews basic safety and science background.
• Major manufacturers, including Ford, Bosch, Snap-On, and Daimler-Chrysler, have contributed materials and support for the program.
• Each volume covers theory, safety, operating principles, maintenance, customer care, and diagnosis for a particular vehicle system.

Titles in the series:

• Engine Repair, 0-13-113387-X
• Automatic Transmission and Transaxle, 0-13-113400-0
• Manual Drive Train and Axles, 0-13-113390-X
• Suspension and Steering, 0-13-113396-9
• Brakes, 0-13-113393-4
• Electrical/Electronic Systems, 0-13-113384-5
• Heating and Air Conditioning, 0-13-113403-5
• Engine Performance, 0-13-113380-2