To provide fundamental knowledge of automobile systems and components
* To develop basic skills in maintenance, servicing, and troubleshooting
* To introduce modern automotive technologies and safety systems
* To prepare learners for entry-level technician roles

Upon completion, learners will be able to:
1. Identify and explain the working of major automobile systems
2. Perform basic servicing and maintenance of vehicles
3. Diagnose common faults in the engine and electrical systems
4. Apply safety procedures in workshop practices
5. Understand basic automotive tools and equipment

Module 1: Fundamentals of Automobile Engineering

• Introduction to automobiles and classifications
• Layouts of vehicles (FR, FF, MR layouts)
• Basic components: chassis, engine, transmission
• Types of fuels and basic combustion process
• Project

Module 2: Engine Systems

• Types of engines (SI and CI engines)
• Engine components: piston, crankshaft, camshaft
• Working principles of 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines
• Cooling and lubrication systems

Module 3: Transmission System

• Clutch: types and working
• Gearbox: manual and automatic basics
• Propeller shaft and differential
• Final drive mechanisms

Module 4: Electrical and Electronic Systems

• Battery, alternator, and starter motor
• Basic automotive wiring and circuits
• Lighting systems and ignition systems
• Introduction to sensors and ECUs

Module 5: Maintenance, Safety and Workshop Practice

• Preventive maintenance techniques
• Troubleshooting basic faults
• Workshop tools and equipment usage
• Safety practices and environmental considerations
• Project