Rear collision warnings
Parking assist
Emergency braking
Adaptive cruise control
Blind spot monitoring
Lane keeping assist
1) Developing up-to-date ADAS-intelligent vehicle course content
2) Implementing an ADAS technical certificate program tied to a relevant industry credential that was developed in partnership with national automotive credentialing organizations
3) Acquiring autonomous vehicle simulation and ADAS lab training equipment
4) Obtaining hands-on ADAS vehicle diagnostic trainers and autonomous vehicle mini-labs.
I. ADAS systems and incorporated use of sensors A. Blind Spot Warning / Cross traffic Alert/ Rear collision warning B. Lane Departure Warning/ Lane Keeping Assist/ Lane Change Assist C. Dynamic/Adaptive Radar Cruise Control, Automatic Emergency Braking systems/ Forward Collision Warning systems D. Pedestrian detection and collision avoidance E. Road Sign Detection systems F. Adaptive High Beam Headlights systems G. Parking assist H. Traffic Jam Assist I. Platooning J. Night Vision II. ADAS Sensor Technology A. Passive sensor technology for ADAS systems a. Description of passive sensors b. Camera Systems i. Application, purpose, and function with ADAS systems ii. Operating principles 1. Charge-Coupled Device (CCD) 2. Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) iii. Types of cameras systems 1. Mono and Stereo 2. Monochrome and Color iv. Camera locations 1. Backup Camera systems 2. Windshield cameras (both mono and stereo) 3. Surround View Camera systems 4. Steering column infrared camera (Super Cruise) 5. Digital side view mirror v. Limitations vi. Diagnosis and calibration c. Yaw Rate sensor i. Application, purpose, and function with ADAS systems ii. Diagnostic routines d. Steering Touch sensor i. Application, purpose, and function with ADAS systems ii. Diagnostic routines e. Steering angle sensors i. Application, purpose, and function with ADAS systems ii. Diagnostic routines |
B. Active sensor technology for ADAS systems |