Title: Foundation Vehicle Systems.
Course: Sp24 AUTO 2470-20 ADAS Technology and Applications

Q: What does EPS, ETC, and ESC have in common?
- They are all foundational vehicle systems. The presence of these does not automatically infer that the vehicle has ADAS.
- If equipped with these systems, the vehicle has ADAS.
- If equipped with these systems, the vehicle does not have ADAS.
- These systems have nothing in common.
A: They are all foundational vehicle systems. The presence of these does not automatically infer that the vehicle has ADAS.

Q: How does EPS work?

Q: Which ADAS features would EPS work with?
- Parking assistance.
- Lane keeping assistance.
- Collision avoidance.
- All of these.
A: All of these.

Q: What non-ADAS system would ETC work with?
- Torque management, for, for example, transmission shifting.
- Adaptive cruise control.
- Vehicle stability control.
- None of these.
A: Torque management, for, for example, transmission shifting.

Q: What are main inputs for the ESC system?
- Wheel speed, steering angle, and yaw sensors.
- Transmission shifting, engine RPM, and coolant temperature.
- AC pressure, ATF temperature, and fuel level.
- Tire pressure, lug nut torque, and wheel size.
A: Wheel speed, steering angle, and yaw sensors.

Q: If you are unable to understand and work with electronic systems, can you be successful as an automotive technician?
- Doubtful. Electronics are present in just about all vehicle systems.
- Yes. I just need to stay away from systems with electronics in them.
- Electronics are such a minor part of modern vehicles I do not need to worry about it.
A: Doubtful. Electronics are present in just about all vehicle systems.

Q: How will you make sure that you understand, can work with, and repair electronic systems? (If you need to be able to)

Q: What is a secure gateway in the context of vehicle networks?