Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Adas

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) is the first standalone, ADAS-specific resource designed for transportation education. Written by an outstanding author team and developed for students and automotive technicians continuing their education, this comprehensive, dynamic text gives learners the knowledge and skills they need to understand, identify, document, and calibrate ADAS technologies. The text, with ASE-type questions at the end of each chapter and job sheets aligned to ASE's new L4 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Specialist Test, prepares students for the certification test and provides relevant, hands-on ADAS experience. Author-developed videos deliver an up-close look at ADAS in action, ideal for visual learners.

• Case Studies throughout the text offer real world situations that a technician may encounter.
• Pro Tips included in every chapter direct students to helpful resources for further learning, as well as how to apply the chapter content while working in the shop.
• Deep Dives expand on interesting aspects of the text, often sharing details on specific events,
  vehicles, or situations.

Steve Zack has been a technician, technical engineer, and automotive technical instructor for most of his career. As an automotive technical instructor for Bosch, OTC, Mr. Zack taught technicians around the world how to use their electronic test equipment to diagnose difficult drivability and electronic issues using a hands-on approach. In 2017, Mr. Zack was the recipient of the ASE Training Managers Council (ATMC) National Excellence in Training Award. He held ASE Master and ASE L1 certifications and is a US EPA-certified Emission Master Instructor. He has been published many times, been featured in multiple diagnostic videos, and holds numerous automotive patents. Mr. Zack recently retired from Bosch, OTC after 28 years. He spends his time with family discovering how things work, riding his Moto Guzzi motorcycle, and thinking about the next great patent.

Kurt Shadbolt has over 37 years of experience as a technician and educator in the automotive industry. As a technician, he specialized in electrical, drivability, and diagnostics. Mr. Shadbolt has instructed at the high school, technical, and com­munity college levels, and he has provided instruction at BMW/MINI and Lucid Motors manufacturer trainings as well as at numerous train-the-trainer and webinar events. Mr. Shadbolt is an ASE Master Technician with C1, L1, L3, and L4 certifica­tions and is a California Bureau of Automotive Repair certified instructor. He is also a California licensed smog check inspector and repair technician and MACS-certified instructor. He has extensive experience in curriculum development and has completed work for multiple manufacturers, the State of California, regional grant projects, and various levels of public education. Currently, Mr. Shadbolt is a faculty member in the automotive department at Chabot College in Hayward, California, where he focuses on hybrid, EV, and ADAS.

Scott Brown is a professional automotive service technician and an independent automotive service and repair facility owner with over 38 years of professional experience. He is the owner of Connie and Dick’s Service Center, Inc., an auto­motive service and repair shop and ADAS service training center. Dedicated to service industry relations, Mr. Brown is the former Industry Relations Manager and President of the International Automotive Technicians Network (IATN). He is also the founder of Diagnostic Network, an online community platform for automotive service industry professionals. Mr. Brown is currently an ASE Master Automotive Technician who holds L1, L3, and L4 certifications and is on the Board of Directors for NASTF, ASC-CA, and AMI. He is also a technical instructor with a strong focus on vehicle electronics; vehicle network communications; engine performance; automotive service information systems; and ADAS service, diagnostics, and repair.